CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. It is often used as a term for when a farm sells shares at the beginning of the season and then gives out boxes of produce each week to it's customers.
This couple has such a nice back and forth between them. They complement each other's speaking style and don't step on each other while speaking. A nice partnership in many ways.
I love this couple, I'll be starting my farming next month and I'm looking at getting married and getting my wife involved...seeing this beautiful couple is just encouraging to me🇿🇦❤️
You guys are awesome, I would say that you guys are the next generation of growers that will carry on the work and inspire many young and future farmers. So awesome continued success.
What a cute and interesting couple! Thank you , Padmé and Dr. Who, for letting us tour your farm! 🤣🤣🤣 I’m excited to see how well this model works going forward. It’s very similar to what I’m trying to set up for myself. Great video, Josh!
Lovely couple, very inspiring and you both are doing great job. We are also planning to move over there from San Francisco soon and will try to visit your farm.
@@janew5351 I'm struggling with price though. It's $27 a week for quite a small box of organic produce. I don't doubt their figures for getting a living wage as they have a very small holding and no economies of scale But it is $4 an item. I can buy organic vegetables in the UK for $12-15 a week for a similar amount. It looks good quality, but I would say it suits better off families with plenty of disposable income maybe with personal links with the farm. The people reading this must be quite well off, as nowhere is the price of $27 a week discussed or even mentioned!
They have brought their West Coast style, culture, and flair to the East Coast! And they had the benefit of living in NY! They are awesome and have and awesome farm! Oh! The beauty of their Elliot Coleman link! They have learned from THE BEST! They made a smart and awesome investment!
This is a fantastic video... I am an organic farmer myself. I produce my own fertilizer from my rabbits poop thru vermiculture and other concoctions using EM Technology. I operate at my backyard in an urban estate in Nairobi, Kenya. Such a small space but very productive and profitable. I believe that the solution to our food problem is the garbage problem. The more we recycle, the more we become sustainable. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing! Cheers!
Absolutely awesome 👏. We just started growing produce 3 years ago. We’re below you in South Carolina. Things have went ok, but honestly this year was terrible w all the rain. We lost 90% of our tomatoes from torrential rains. We had 4 ac of tomatoes and was the best crop we’ve ever grown. We were ab a week away from picking canning and sandwich tomatoes and we got a 14” rain in 6 hours and it pretty much destroyed them all. They were tied up with the Fla weave system, but plants were so loaded that it just beat em to the ground and tore all the branches off. Saddest thing I’ve ever experience in my 30 year farming career. We also farm 800 of grain too, but seriously thinking ab moving away from that part of farming.
That is a nice set up. I was to be able to grow through winter too just for the family to start with. Then maybe get bigger when i find land here in floridia.
Josh, you should tell those two to have a youtube channel. I think lots of ppl would be interested in watching their journey and it can help supplement their income. Cheers!!!!
i think we are seeing a shift in how we can do business as small farmers...we don't have to just follow one model like curtis stone...but we can create a balance of creating overall value through the variety of produce but still utilize the fast growing crops to create that initial cash flow....people value in general what you can provide...but when you consider things like giving your CSA clients add ons like eggs and such we can create more impact.....i'm pumped for 2020 growing season...my first year doing a csa membership...we have to be creative....we have to rewire peoples thinking of their access to fresh food...
Thank you for the kind words. I hope to do more of this work, but it takes time and money. I think it's important to share these farmers' stories and promote good farming practices.
If the farmers read ths comment.. for the sage... try pinneapple sage. It smells like pinneapple (really attractive) , super pest resistant, grows huge, huge yields.
josh i am watching your video's since few months , great effort you are putting time. This couple are greatest to watch ever, what a synergy between them please convey my best wishes and best of luck to their future endeavors' am really jealous to have such great girlfriend and wife
I understand when they talk about getting started alone. Especially if there is nothing there. I have 4 acres I farm pretty much on my own. I have help when the sweet corn is ready. Then I let people I trust to come in to harvest their own.
Great video, thanks. I cant get over how pristine your brassicas look. I'm in the UK and getting leaves with so few holes and blemishes would be such an achievement. Any tips or do you just have way less pest pressure there?
Wow! That's a lot of work. The farm looks awesome! Congratulations to this wonderful couple and I wish you a bright future creating 'Food as Medicine' :-) .
Inspiring story, thanks for sharing Josh! We can relate to the challenges of finding farmable land. It's been a struggle for us to find a new home for our farm since we want to stay relatively close to our customer base in the Orlando, FL area which is growing rapidly with new subdivisions on what used to be the outskirts. But where there's a will there's a way! Lots to learn from folks like Gordon and Vera :-)
Oh you mentioned something about a deer fence. Could you elaborate more on that. We are having problems and very curious how others take care of it. Thanks nice looking farm you guys are doing fantastic.
They did install a deer fence around the property, but I don't have any details about it. Feel free to reach out them if you have any questions though. Instagram and website information are in the video description.
Have you guys considered growing Tree Kale as a perenial green? They take about two years to amp up their production, but are heat and freeze tolerant, and turn out prolific edible greens year round.
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. It is often used as a term for when a farm sells shares at the beginning of the season and then gives out boxes of produce each week to it's customers.
@josh sattin, can I get your email to get in contact with you?
I wanna visit your farm
@@denztv756 You can email me through my website or send me a DM on Instagram.
This couple has such a nice back and forth between them. They complement each other's speaking style and don't step on each other while speaking. A nice partnership in many ways.
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Makes my heart sing to see young people getting involved in agriculture #wishiwasyoungagain
Paige Nunn how old are you now?
They are both amazing. Those kind of people deserve grants and help.
It is hard to believe the progress this young couple have made in such a short period of time. Congratulations, keep it up.
I love this couple, I'll be starting my farming next month and I'm looking at getting married and getting my wife involved...seeing this beautiful couple is just encouraging to me🇿🇦❤️
lovely couple, and it seems they know what are they doing. As city people, this is a great accomplishment.
Impressive young couple making it happen! It was nice to see them in tune with each other.
Love seeing people move from cities to farms! Great couple and amazing farm😃👍
You guys are awesome, I would say that you guys are the next generation of growers that will carry on the work and inspire many young and future farmers. So awesome continued success.
What a cute and interesting couple! Thank you , Padmé and Dr. Who, for letting us tour your farm! 🤣🤣🤣 I’m excited to see how well this model works going forward. It’s very similar to what I’m trying to set up for myself. Great video, Josh!
I thought it was Gordon Joseph-Lewitt and David Lynch???
Such a pretty’s farm. My gosh, their produce looks perfect.
Lovely couple, very inspiring and you both are doing great job. We are also planning to move over there from San Francisco soon and will try to visit your farm.
Absolutely gorgeous farm They have done a fantastic job. They are definitely good business people.
Could they expand the 6 rotation plan they use?
@@janew5351 I'm struggling with price though. It's $27 a week for quite a small box of organic produce. I don't doubt their figures for getting a living wage as they have a very small holding and no economies of scale But it is $4 an item. I can buy organic vegetables in the UK for $12-15 a week for a similar amount.
It looks good quality, but I would say it suits better off families with plenty of disposable income maybe with personal links with the farm.
The people reading this must be quite well off, as nowhere is the price of $27 a week discussed or even mentioned!
Great video! What a cute couple doing wonderful things for their community! Thanks for sharing!
Wow!! What a great couple and a huge undertaking!! That’s one hell of an investment they’ve got there!! Inspiring to see.
Such an intelligent young couple with an amazing job!
They have brought their West Coast style, culture, and flair to the East Coast! And they had the benefit of living in NY! They are awesome and have and awesome farm! Oh! The beauty of their Elliot Coleman link! They have learned from THE BEST! They made a smart and awesome investment!
This is a fantastic video... I am an organic farmer myself. I produce my own fertilizer from my rabbits poop thru vermiculture and other concoctions using EM Technology. I operate at my backyard in an urban estate in Nairobi, Kenya. Such a small space but very productive and profitable. I believe that the solution to our food problem is the garbage problem. The more we recycle, the more we become sustainable. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing! Cheers!
Absolutely awesome 👏. We just started growing produce 3 years ago. We’re below you in South Carolina. Things have went ok, but honestly this year was terrible w all the rain. We lost 90% of our tomatoes from torrential rains. We had 4 ac of tomatoes and was the best crop we’ve ever grown. We were ab a week away from picking canning and sandwich tomatoes and we got a 14” rain in 6 hours and it pretty much destroyed them all. They were tied up with the Fla weave system, but plants were so loaded that it just beat em to the ground and tore all the branches off. Saddest thing I’ve ever experience in my 30 year farming career. We also farm 800 of grain too, but seriously thinking ab moving away from that part of farming.
I'm so glad your doing this, I learning about farms I didn't know about in my own backyard.
Glad you are enjoying the videos. More to come!
That is a nice set up. I was to be able to grow through winter too just for the family to start with. Then maybe get bigger when i find land here in floridia.
Very Impressive. Well planed. Inspirational. Gordon you are a lucky man.
Josh, you should tell those two to have a youtube channel. I think lots of ppl would be interested in watching their journey and it can help supplement their income. Cheers!!!!
Great film - We see a lot of similarities as we're growing 50 shares off of a quarter of an acre, but in NE Scotland!
Wonderful young couple feeding thousands of lives out there, keep it high serious guys.
Lovely couple and incredible farm! Inspiring others.
Awesome vid Josh! Man that's one abundant farm. Those 2 have a sweet set up!
They look like a scene from a great movie
Keep on keeping on !!!! Appreciate the effort and sharing ❤️
Your!not farmers your rechman
I hope to see a channel from them in the near future. Great couple
You are right. i like them. I'll keep an eye out for some more content from them
5 years from now, im praying and hoping that me and my partner will also have a farm like this!.
The way husband staring at his wife when she's talking is amazing,.....😊😊😊
Super couple. So interesting and fun to hear their story.
Awesome set up and operation you 2 have there. Wish you well !!!!
i think we are seeing a shift in how we can do business as small farmers...we don't have to just follow one model like curtis stone...but we can create a balance of creating overall value through the variety of produce but still utilize the fast growing crops to create that initial cash flow....people value in general what you can provide...but when you consider things like giving your CSA clients add ons like eggs and such we can create more impact.....i'm pumped for 2020 growing season...my first year doing a csa membership...we have to be creative....we have to rewire peoples thinking of their access to fresh food...
Josh,
Incredible content and production showing incredible young farmers.
Thanks !
Your Awesome !
Thank you for the kind words. I hope to do more of this work, but it takes time and money. I think it's important to share these farmers' stories and promote good farming practices.
From what I can see they don't have a problem with Deer, Possums and other critters.
They are truly blessed.
I LOVE why they named it Ten Mothers! That's awesome!
That was really neat. Thanks for sharing Ten Mothers Farm.
Josh, you are an excellent interviewer and host. Most generous.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Wow, you guys are young and awesome. Must say, i love the move with the technology
thanks josh and 10 mother farm
If the farmers read ths comment.. for the sage... try pinneapple sage. It smells like pinneapple (really attractive) , super pest resistant, grows huge, huge yields.
josh i am watching your video's since few months , great effort you are putting time. This couple are greatest to watch ever, what a synergy between them please convey my best wishes and best of luck to their future endeavors' am really jealous to have such great girlfriend and wife
This is essential for all our lives. Thank you guys
Loved this interview, thanks!
Support you Very Much guys, Good Luck
We love your story guys. thanks for inspiring us.
Good
I'm Happy for your Farm
I understand when they talk about getting started alone. Especially if there is nothing there. I have 4 acres I farm pretty much on my own. I have help when the sweet corn is ready. Then I let people I trust to come in to harvest their own.
Excellent idea !
I always grow way too much corn to harvest myself.
Oh my gosh. Can I just BE them? So adorable and Josh great interview with all the questions I had. Love love it.
Thank you. Yes, they are awesome people.
love the idea to have a farm with friends to form a community together!
Thank you for the garlic tip. I'm getting a cold and forgot about doing garlic.
Dislike persons does not eat food ..
Ill happy to see u guys as an farming couples ..in india this is not easy ...ur geat guys ..gud luck
I'm Indian I love your farmer culture, I fan of you
Great video, thanks. I cant get over how pristine your brassicas look. I'm in the UK and getting leaves with so few holes and blemishes would be such an achievement. Any tips or do you just have way less pest pressure there?
Such an amazing video. Loved every minute. Was curious if you had thought about honey bees on your farm. They are great pollinators.
😍 Lovely couple and incredible farm! Inspiring for sure.....
Wow! That's a lot of work. The farm looks awesome! Congratulations to this wonderful couple and I wish you a bright future creating 'Food as Medicine' :-) .
Perennials might help with their challenge of growing during peak summer because they are a bit more resilient
Great series keep it going.
Thank you! I am going to try and do more of these videos, but they take time and money. I think it's important to share this stuff though.
You guys really amazing!! Such an inspiration for all of us 👍💗🌟
Hat's off! You'll never starve!
I am so inspired by this! You guys rock! ⚡️✨
This farm is the definition of the word symbiotic.
Hello..im new fren here..thanks sharing your beautiful farm👍👍🔔
Cute couple... Nice smiles 😁
Love the idea. Just the type of farm I would like to own.
Inspiring story, thanks for sharing Josh! We can relate to the challenges of finding farmable land. It's been a struggle for us to find a new home for our farm since we want to stay relatively close to our customer base in the Orlando, FL area which is growing rapidly with new subdivisions on what used to be the outskirts. But where there's a will there's a way! Lots to learn from folks like Gordon and Vera :-)
I also dreamed this to have farm land (farming) to operate. I hope time will come achieve this😇😊
Gosh, that was lovely.🌼
CUTE COUPLE. great work.
Great video..thanks for sharing 😊🥕🍅🌶🌽🍆🥦🥬
Well played, keep working!
I love this community concept so much! Wish I could be a part of it.
A lot of work to raise food but great to support yourself.
Oh you mentioned something about a deer fence. Could you elaborate more on that. We are having problems and very curious how others take care of it. Thanks nice looking farm you guys are doing fantastic.
They did install a deer fence around the property, but I don't have any details about it. Feel free to reach out them if you have any questions though. Instagram and website information are in the video description.
Lovely n inspiring 😊
Look behind them. Paradise
Inspiring and informative. Well done
Have you guys considered growing Tree Kale as a perenial green? They take about two years to amp up their production, but are heat and freeze tolerant, and turn out prolific edible greens year round.
Have fun!!
i like this couple. cheers to them.
"The Mothership of the farm" Sweet set-up.
Hope there will be more and more farmers from younger generation.....
Can you please link to the insect netting (or a version of it) that they're using in this video? Please & Thank You!
Beautiful garden.
Fantastic!
good job. .God bless you
Hello guys..I am young farmer from Indonesia..👍👍👍
Awesome job !!
awesome video! What a cool place!
This is what I want to do!!!!! I want to convince my family to buy farmland. This is my dream.
Check out Soul Fire Farm!
Aw 🥰 hope you get it soon
Russia don't wait on your family, your dream is yours & not necessarily theirs. Save, plan & do it. I wish you much success 🤗
Inspirational indeed
Wow amazing growing goals💚
Beautiful farming i like this job
Wow! Just wow!
Wow hopefully my farm will be like this too