Even though I've watched all of your videos in the past 2 years, I still enjoy every single upload. My favourites are related to the no dig market garden. Keep it coming!
You're work is inspiring enough to follow to the letter and still enjoy every step of the way. Great informative video, definately one of the best growers I prefer watching alongside Charles Dowding. Picture this, before I realised my passion for growing microbes i had no space to grow anything as everything had already been covered up with cament and sand. Now I'm growing veg in raised beds and milk crates building inches upon inches of top soil putting the borehole water to proper use. Saving up for a piece of land to start a market garden and hopefully a layer enterprise. Plan on doing a strawberry project this spring followed by green peppers and watermelon in the summer. Wish me luck.
I have to say I'm 110% in your camp! Love your approach. You've pointed toward many people I've idolized...Allen Savory, Joel Salatin... I'm in the savings stage of my farm. Thanks!
Thank you very much for all the numbers and good Information. I don‘t think there is another free and easy source for that. I‘m not a market gardener or farmer, just have a small garden for my own needs, but I love your Videos and find them very helpfull! So thank you for your efforts!
Hi Richard,Im enjoying your educational videos on no dig garden.I want to start doing my garden and produce our own vegetables in our small way.thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
Wow that wa sa just a mindblowing, lovely and comprehensive quick guide! Could you say a word more about the chiller? I have no experience with them. what temp. do you keep the veg. at?
QUESTION: How do you feel about using a natural vegetable wash as the dunk liquid? I used water, apple cider, and lemon juice at my restaurants when I lived in California and depended on mass growers.
Standardization of seed trays is something you mentioned and I would love to do better but I don't have a good idea how. What does that look like for you?
08:50 Hi Richard, "the binding of certain nutrients" caused by adding lots of compost/organic matter...besides calcium , can these nutrients also be made available by introducing amoebe, nematodes etc....?
You talk about your market, how you go market price + markup. Q - why based on the value you claim you make, plus your own 'currency' are you not a market maker and setting the price?
we certainly have been price setters for eggs, chicken, etc, there wasn’t anything like this going on here when we started out. same with veg to some degree, but my sense is veg is still less valued generally here...
I'd love to start a market garden with thick compost but was told that 10cm thickness exceeded the legally allowed amount per 3 year period on agricultural land... by a factor of 50! What would you propose to work with that limitation? Obviously I'd like to avoid tilling. Currently planted to peas.
You need to get a cranky elderly lady as a temporary worker, making calls to officials and raising a royal stink. You have all the facts and figures in the world at your disposal. They are completely insane, and that’s the best case scenario, not necessarily the most likely, but I’ll give the benefit of the doubt. Deep mulch no-till market garden versus industrial chemical monoculture (which I assume is allowed)?
Hi Richard, I cannot find these special scissors on the internet. Can you help me with that? And I cannot find the pdf for watering you are referring to. Thanks!
Great video and great tips, thank you for sharing! Question about the green "gardening fence" in the background around your beds 10:00 ish. What is the name of it and where can you buy it? Thanks so much, keep it up!
Richard, I notice you mention municipal green waste compost. I have read a couple of articles lately about sewage sludge 'fertiliser' poisoning farms and being incorporated into garden compost. Is there any monitoring of the content of this stuff? Microplastics and forever chemicals?
I have taken over an allotment, made 6 beds so far of 4 inch of cow manure and 3 inch compost on top. Am I going in the right directon For a no dig aproach. The beds are 15 ftx 4ft is it worth covering with a membrain on not thanks Richard .
Man i love this Richard guy
All meat, no filler is how I'd describe this video. Wow. SO much valuable information. Thank you, Richard.
that's the best and worst way to put it at the same time
I agree! No fluff, just solid info the whole way through!
Even though I've watched all of your videos in the past 2 years, I still enjoy every single upload. My favourites are related to the no dig market garden. Keep it coming!
Good to hear someone use the word 'tessellate', twice in fact in this video ! ( I used to make mosaics )
Καλησπέρα από Κρήτη ελλάδα.χαιρωμε που σας βλέπω.
What is the model name of the fingerless Japanese shears you use ?
You’re so dang intelligent my man.
You're work is inspiring enough to follow to the letter and still enjoy every step of the way. Great informative video, definately one of the best growers I prefer watching alongside Charles Dowding. Picture this, before I realised my passion for growing microbes i had no space to grow anything as everything had already been covered up with cament and sand. Now I'm growing veg in raised beds and milk crates building inches upon inches of top soil putting the borehole water to proper use. Saving up for a piece of land to start a market garden and hopefully a layer enterprise. Plan on doing a strawberry project this spring followed by green peppers and watermelon in the summer. Wish me luck.
We're growing microbes! Fantastic, Richard!
I have to say I'm 110% in your camp! Love your approach. You've pointed toward many people I've idolized...Allen Savory, Joel Salatin... I'm in the savings stage of my farm. Thanks!
Thank you very much for all the numbers and good Information. I don‘t think there is another free and easy source for that. I‘m not a market gardener or farmer, just have a small garden for my own needs, but I love your Videos and find them very helpfull! So thank you for your efforts!
Hi guys !!! you know where THE PDF is? any link? thanks and good crops !
Admire so much the cleanliness of your entire operation! It doesn't get any better! May you always be in good health & have good workers.
Hi Richard,Im enjoying your educational videos on no dig garden.I want to start doing my garden and produce our own vegetables in our small way.thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
Wow that wa sa just a mindblowing, lovely and comprehensive quick guide! Could you say a word more about the chiller? I have no experience with them. what temp. do you keep the veg. at?
A great distilation of information Richard😊👍
Richard, you're the man, man!
Excellent video - Thanks!
such interesting content! Really look forward to reading your books
QUESTION:
How do you feel about using a natural vegetable wash as the dunk liquid? I used water, apple cider, and lemon juice at my restaurants when I lived in California and depended on mass growers.
Can you please share you thoughts on dealing with termites at the garden.
Thanks for help us.
Hugs from Brasil!
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Excellent key points! Very efficient presentation.
Beautiful mass of knowledge!
Please🙏 dig a pond in a poly tunnel. I have so much curiosity on the heat retention 😁✌️
Very detailed video thx always.
Thanks for your video love how you explain with details 👍👍
Thank you.
You mentioned your wood chip beds holding moisture. what about them molding?
Standardization of seed trays is something you mentioned and I would love to do better but I don't have a good idea how. What does that look like for you?
Great video.
What are you doing in the winter when you can’t grow?
Resting ...
Very logical video. Thanks
Hey Richard, would love to see a graph of sales of your book by country. Which country have you sent most books to?
Excellent content and presentation 👌 Thank you
08:50 Hi Richard, "the binding of certain nutrients" caused by adding lots of compost/organic matter...besides calcium , can these nutrients also be made available by introducing amoebe, nematodes etc....?
Great stuff!
Are you broad forking the tunnel still? Seems to me that bedding the layers, and scooping it out with the little loader would be compacting
I think he said in previous videos that its an concrete slab underneath that he just scrape off.😉🚜
Thanks Richard. The pdf link?
You talk about your market, how you go market price + markup. Q - why based on the value you claim you make, plus your own 'currency' are you not a market maker and setting the price?
we certainly have been price setters for eggs, chicken, etc, there wasn’t anything like this going on here when we started out. same with veg to
some degree, but my sense is veg is still less valued generally here...
I guess we’ve been price leaders at REKO, and general have set the trends in areas we touch
Great vid! Where abouts are the crop profiles on the mini-series? I signed up but can't seem to find the annual crop profiles.
I hear duck quckpacks are awesome way to secure the garden from slugs
How do you cut your 4mm GI wire?
Correction I meant to ask about the fingerless Japanese pruning scissors not shears
I'd love to start a market garden with thick compost but was told that 10cm thickness exceeded the legally allowed amount per 3 year period on agricultural land... by a factor of 50! What would you propose to work with that limitation? Obviously I'd like to avoid tilling. Currently planted to peas.
Can you avoid calling it compost and say it is a soil, or a soil amendment?
You need to get a cranky elderly lady as a temporary worker, making calls to officials and raising a royal stink. You have all the facts and figures in the world at your disposal. They are completely insane, and that’s the best case scenario, not necessarily the most likely, but I’ll give the benefit of the doubt. Deep mulch no-till market garden versus industrial chemical monoculture (which I assume is allowed)?
Hi Richard, I cannot find these special scissors on the internet. Can you help me with that? And I cannot find the pdf for watering you are referring to. Thanks!
Curious about the model of AC you are using, do you mind a link or name?
I love you man! You are such an inspiration! All I want to do in this life now if gardening :)
Hi! is it possible to grow salad, arugula and spinach during summer in a hot country like Spain? thanks
Lettuce yes, spinach and arugula I don’t know. I don’t think you’ll have luck with spinach.
Great video and great tips, thank you for sharing!
Question about the green "gardening fence" in the background around your beds 10:00 ish. What is the name of it and where can you buy it?
Thanks so much, keep it up!
Help me to find that link to download book
Help me to find that Klin
Спасибо😘👍
Can somebody tell me where to buy in EU that rigid seeding trays? Thanx.
Same question. Some company name, key words to find them ect?
Where can I buy Ridgedale Builds book from, now that the kick starter has finished ?
He'll have them up on his website, after July, once he has all the kickstarter sent out.
💛Do you save your seeds? If not, why not?
How to control weed in no dig farming
Richard, I notice you mention municipal green waste compost. I have read a couple of articles lately about sewage sludge 'fertiliser' poisoning farms and being incorporated into garden compost. Is there any monitoring of the content of this stuff? Microplastics and forever chemicals?
I really wanted to hear you but unfortunately your microphone was difficult to hear.
See you on the next one
When I look up heavy feeders there seems to be a lot of difference of opinion.
Do you have room to run ducks between your neighbours yard and your garden. You can have a duck DMZ!
Dey have some ducks running around :)
His teeth are incredibly distracting...
I have taken over an allotment, made 6 beds so far of 4 inch of cow manure and 3 inch compost on top. Am I going in the right directon
For a no dig aproach.
The beds are 15 ftx 4ft is it worth covering with a membrain on not thanks Richard
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