Tips on Starting a Farm QUICKLY | Ten Mothers Farm 

Somebody funded all of that..

@@michaelmilsom9518 so?

You know what’s made of ?

If they are at least they are farming. They could be just wasting money being rich party kids or something

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HijMNPZYNes.html You should watch this to know them better

Its just farmer envy talking. I wish I had a trust fund.

Another video I watched said they were leasing land before... they were able to buy their own so they moved.

Coolbot, they said.

I line my walkways with organic gardeners. Just chop em up real fine otherwise you're always tripping on them.

Harvesting is a big draw on labour, your recommending they go for five-fold?

small - farmers friend caterpillar tunnel, large - tunnel vision

Just tips, not a comprehensive course....

doesnt work on a market garden or with small crops, it only works with large plants like tomatoes, squash, and potatoes.

@@brandonkrause6401 Maybe not market, but small plants are not a problem, not for me any way.

@@joelegrand5903 Maybe if your soil is incredibly rich and well draining, or if you live in a desert. If you have clay in an average rainfall environment you are better off making raised beds and mulching with compost. Straw wont add any fertility for almost a year until it breaks down, its basically just there to suppress weeds and retain moisture. But it can indeed cause problems as well. Like cold waterlogged soil in the spring, weeds growing through the straw, weed seeds being brought in by the straw, and the annoyance of moving straw around everytime you want to see. Id get the fertility and everything dealt with first, then if you want to mulch with straw in the summer then it can help for sure.

On our 2nd year of Ruth stout method and holy worms! We have heavy clay and year 1 was not good but we stuck with it and our year 2 is looking so good, no more hours weeding! Just like everything in life just cause its working great for me doesn't mean it's the right method for everyone.. happy gardening

It is a rolling ' jitter bug ' used to push large aggregate down before finishing concrete. Try the Marshaltown web site.

Minerva Ponce they’re carhartts, easy to find at any tractor supply/country store or on amazon

@@alishadw22 Thank you so much for sharing! I'll look for them!