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Loving your videos overall, just found your channel today. I'm a small scale pepper (and other stuff too) farmer, very cool video! Cheers!

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Finally! A gardener that owns two sticks and a string :) Subscribed.

Thank you chef, appreciate the tour.

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My question is, does not the soul get depleted? You are planting in same soil over and over again for years... do you just amend it?

If you dump the residue of your cover crop into your walkways, won't weeds grow into it, defeating the purpose of the wood chips? You'd probably be better tilling it in or chopping and dropping it on top of the actual bed so it can feed the soil? But if you are worried about the seeds, just solarize the bed then plant on top of it, or lay a thick layer of compost and/or other mulch before planting?

HOW is that so weed free!!! Wow!

kinda new to your channel. i have seen some other videos in the past. great content. i also live in TN and also in similar growing zone. i live near dale hollow lake so 6b 7a. curious if have a video some steps how i can get going with our 5 acre homestead. now i mean the stuff with the grants and such. and to help get my ducks in a row with the AG so i can be approved for organic such. i do have fruit trees going. and berry plants. i have around 24 different species of berry plants and fruit trees. but we also wanna be able to expand the garden and get selling some foods local more often. we do can and sell jellies already and other canned goods that can sell under the food freedom act in TN for cottage foods. i dont really have a lot of $ and have invested into my home improvement business to get insurance and all that. but work has been slow and tight on funds. but am looking to sell my little boat to help fund the homesteading and profitable garden. i keep feeling like i hit a brick wall in research on the steps to follow correctly to make sure AG says yes lol.

That is beautiful. Here in Canada, everything is gone, except kale and peppers; it's very cold now. I love your garden. Thanks for sharing

Just rented 30 acres to try start a market farm gonna be hard get to 40c out here and no water or power on property but ya give enough motivation to start something cheers mate

U funny fucker love it garden g

Hey Mikey, thanks so much for the in depth content. I love the interplanting always looking to get the most out of the space you have. Your neighbor in Cleveland Tn.

Keep it up chef watching from aus

Im going to try this method for celery. After germination you could up pot into paperpot cells ua-cam.com/video/KEYrXEyS3NQ/v-deo.htmlsi=mpVgH-Poz2b-84eJ

Great video .u might have to get some body to do the farmers markets for u 🇳🇿❤️

a farm that grows bread baybee

How many plots do you have? What’s the size of them

Great looking garden man! Harvesting kale, collards, cabbage, carrots, turnips, lettuce, and spinach myself. I don't have a market garden but, a really nice home garden. More than enough for us, so I do a lot of sharing with my friends, and family. Could I ask what kind of spinach you grow it's beautiful. Keep doing the videos we really enjoy them.

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The garden looks great. This year is the first I’ve attempted growing into winter with low tunnels and I see my salanova lettuce is being attacked by aphids. Do you ever have that issue this time of year? And how do you deal with aphids ?

What up, chef? The garden looks awesome. Good to see you. Good to see it

damn bro thats some high quality produce! big ups from down under :)

Go big! Chef Mikey, we love your work. awesome content you've got 100,000 in the bag. bis bis from the south of France

Cool to see! 😊

What is the actual footprint of your garden? It looks larger than a 1/4th acre to me. Also, can you please tell me how your farm is designated legally? Is it an LLC or something else? I've been market gardening as a side hustle on leased land for like 11 years and I finally found a farmhouse on a couple of acres I think I can afford and I need some help on how to proceed.

Public service announcement “They’re f@ckin idiots your sh!t will die”

I WANNA SEE YOUR CANNABIS GARDEN, LOVE CANADA 🇨🇦

You are the best Chef! A Spanish guy living in CT, with a little garden and a little greenhouse. Learning a lot from you and more importantly, getting motivated with your passion and dances!

I love your efficiency and practices. If I lived there I would want to do an unofficial internship just to see if you’d want to hire me. Lol. I can’t find a small scale urban farm here that functions like you.

Love the garden, keep up the great work from SC

Home gardener here wanting to implement market gardening techniques in my yard. Could you do a beginners market gardening techniques video?. Like (.Like talking and sharing how to start simplest form as if you where just learning and doing ) And I’m new to growing celery could you do a focused video on details of growing celery from plant to harvest. Your garden and celery look amazing!

For years I also had the problem with growing Sellerie from seeds. But now I have a simply method, and it worked much better than hoped: Take some deeper trays, and fill them till 1 inch from the top. I use old washed meet trays from grocery for it. Must have holes in the bottom to drain water. Sprinkle the Sellerie seeds on top of the soil. press them softly on the soil. Water it very good, but with hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) in the water. That is needed so that no mold will grow. Now cover that in a few layers of transparent kitchen plastic, so that air and moist stay inside but also light gets in. Find a place with much light and temperature between 64°F and 68°F. Sellerie needs cooler temps to germinate. Once enough germinated (10 to 14 days) just remove the plastic and keep it moist. You do not even need to separate them, they can grow pretty big in the tray. Just water them heavy before planting. They are tough guys, no problem with carefully ripping the root apart. I only had a few with sunburn, because I stupidly had chosen the hottest day of the year to transplant them. :D

I'm always impressed by your accomplishments.

In your diseased area, where you had those sick tomatoes, plant marigolds. They will restore that area. Your celery is so beautiful! All your garden is!

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Morning dude! I hope you get time to take a breather and enjoy the fruits, rest your back, haha.

Looking really good! That square foot of bad soil is weird. I wonder if a weed killer or motor oil spilled in the yard at some point. Can't wait for your spring videos. I didn't make much of a garden or videos this year due to a broken foot, hip injury, and currently I am recovering from an eye tuck and brow lift. Maybe next year I will be as interesting as you. Your channel has really taken off and rightfully so.

Giving the sauce 🫡💫

Hey Chef. Greencover seed is where it’s at. I use their warm season soil builder mix and cool season soil builder mix faithfully every year. I have 14 acres that I do a soil building rotation every other year and it has made a HUGE difference in my soils condition and fertility. Thanks for the tip on cover cropping my containers and raised beds. I usually cover my raised beds with leaf mulch, but I’d rather compost that. Cover cropping makes perfect sense. 👍🏽

Good tour. Yep, winters coming. I have winter rye planted in all the garden beds and collected a lot of shredded leaves. All the lawn and garden equipment is put up for the winter and the snow blower is at the ready. I hate the cold 'n snow, but like the break from outdoor chores (double edged sword I guess). 😊

Great video! Will you be growing still in the high tunnels throughout the winter?

I'm new to watching your channel enjoyed the information today. Question where can I buy the cover roller at time: 6:57? I need some of these. Thank you!

I'm here for it. Too early for the popcorn. Love from Barbados.

Looking good man, thanks for the video. I love your idea of cover cropping in those containers.....mine are just sitting outside, until spring, and just got covered in a blanket of snow...smh.. Im in north central ohio.

Love what you’re doing there.

Aloha from Hawaii! Love your channel! Our garden is named after our daughter, Kealohi. She just went to heaven about a year ago. She was 22 and lived an amazing life! Looking forward to more videos! Congratulations on 10k!

Hi Mikey, another subscriber in Australia! I watch a lot of gardening videos but what makes you different is that you're not a dilettante but a professional market gardener with a true focus on quality and efficiency. I've learned a lot from your videos and have changed my approach in the garden. The fact that you're also a chef is a bonus - I really enjoy when you cook such as with your tomato sauce! Keep up the great work!

I just built my first small greenhouse for raised beds (8x8) with a 1' walkway down the middle. I've already topped my garden with leaves for the year and the dirt is looking pretty good underneath. I'm watching this video just hours after wrapping my greenhouse in plastic and it's exactly what I needed. I was inspired, but I am even more so now. Thank you!

What did you use for your cover crop?