I absolutely love the idea of using donations to subsidize good food for the people who need it most. I would love to do the same thing when I launch my farm. so inspirational. 😁
I wholeheartedly agree. However, the next step is educating people on how to use fresh produce. I was just having this conversation recently with someone who is my County nutrition specialist and she explained that you can give so many needy folks free produce, yet the problem is that so few know what to do with it. Sadly, we are generations away from women who taught their daughters and granddaughters how to can and preserve, and even cook for that matter. Our fast food and processed food industries have rendered a large segment of our population to be virtually illiterate when it comes to the preparation of food.
Great video! Congrats to Alicia & Ben for making a difference. As humans have known for over 1000 years, health is wealth and the only source of health is love & nutrition. Idea: To solve the food prep illiteracy, you can simply attach QR stickers to the bunch material where the QR takes members to a UA-cam video on Quick & Easy prep but delicious seasonal prep and best practices. As people gain more experience, they can add great kitchen tools similar to the innovative farm tools shown in this video. For instance, the instant pot is a game changer for quick & easy food healthy prep, especially in the fall/winter. It truly is healthy homemade fast food!
You are definitely part of a movement. I just bought a 1/2 acre in zone 10b. Installing Solar and water catchment system. Using permaculture organic practices. Community, community, community
They really have built a beautiful farm from scratch in such a short time! Definitely follow them on instagram to keep connected the awesome things they're doing!
Soo beautiful farm!! Wow!! Wish the world can have more farms like these inorder to eat food the way it was created to be enjoyed from the beginning. Vie South Africa
These can easily be the farms of the future where people who have an interest in farming learn that they do not have to have a lot of money to purchase large tracts of land and expensive tractors and implements. So much more food can be grown locally and the growing seasons can be extended, thereby eliminating the need to truck produce thousands of miles to the consumer. While farm markets, CSA shares, restaurants and local specialty store serve as ideal outlets for such small farms, getting a foothold into the larger grocery store chains will remain a challenge. Kudos to folks like this couple, hopefully the face of agriculture in the 21st century.
Love this. We are just beginning with our first green house 100’x30’ and are looking to expand to a 2nd one and totally interest in creating a CSA for our small community in northern Wisconsin thanks for your inspiration 👍🏻
The essence is Love and that is the best start. Love to see your Malinois Dog through this inspiring video. All goods from a Dutch student from life who learns everyday what it is to be human in a complex time.
You guys are amazing, something like this should be multiplied and people who do this should be able to make a decent living. It is a big surprise when learned that you are able to do something like this in Troy, NY. Good luck and happy living.
Excellent Excellent video!! Your story, devotion and honesty is beautiful to watch. I follow you guys on Instagram but never witnessed the whole story like this. You guys are leaders and inspirational! What a lucky community they are to have you ;) Love your approach to make food available to people who cant afford it and of course the need to bring small scale farms back to communities ;)
Do you both manage to do all the work between the two of you or do you need to hire extra hands? Love the work you do and I'm sure that many young couples will get inspired by you!
I was curious about the regulatory issue(s?) they faced. Why did they settle on Vermont--was she from there? I didn't catch that, if so--and did they consider other states where they might find a less restrictive environment?
The development of the greens harvester was funded by Elliott Coleman so Mr. Coleman could have an easier time harvesting. Basically, he paid a smart kid to come up with it. After its development, Elliott Coleman refused to maintain rights to it, leaving the kid free to sell it and benefit all. Every time I see a farmer benefiting from it, I am quietly grateful to Mr. Coleman.
Mostly true, except the only exchange between them was the idea. :) Eliot Coleman has played a huge role in the small farm tool space and we are so grateful for what he has brought to the community!
I question whether it makes a difference to grow it closer to the city because of the industries and pollution or a little away somewhere in the countryside? Does that make any difference?
I'm sure the difference is not zero but whether the difference is significant enough to outweigh the benefits of bringing the produce closer to the community who will be eating it thus requiring less energy and effort to deliver the produce to the customers while also providing an opportunity for urban community members to find rejuvenation from visiting a beautiful farm in a city. Every situation will differ and personal preference will also help dictate which location is best for your situation.
Yup looks nice,but it costs huge money to start this…I am owner of huge land and when I see prices of garden utensils,greenhouse constructions etc,it freaks me out
I absolutely love the idea of using donations to subsidize good food for the people who need it most. I would love to do the same thing when I launch my farm. so inspirational. 😁
I know! This was the first place we had heard this idea too and thought it was brilliant!
Same here first I’ve heard of such a idea and I’ve been around a lot of places
I wholeheartedly agree. However, the next step is educating people on how to use fresh produce. I was just having this conversation recently with someone who is my County nutrition specialist and she explained that you can give so many needy folks free produce, yet the problem is that so few know what to do with it. Sadly, we are generations away from women who taught their daughters and granddaughters how to can and preserve, and even cook for that matter. Our fast food and processed food industries have rendered a large segment of our population to be virtually illiterate when it comes to the preparation of food.
Great video! Congrats to Alicia & Ben for making a difference. As humans have known for over 1000 years, health is wealth and the only source of health is love & nutrition.
Idea: To solve the food prep illiteracy, you can simply attach QR stickers to the bunch material where the QR takes members to a UA-cam video on Quick & Easy prep but delicious seasonal prep and best practices.
As people gain more experience, they can add great kitchen tools similar to the innovative farm tools shown in this video. For instance, the instant pot is a game changer for quick & easy food healthy prep, especially in the fall/winter. It truly is healthy homemade fast food!
Waiting for months to your new video. Thanks farmers friend.
We hope to be publishing videos more often again! Thanks for your patience and excitement!
Finally content😘...i wonder why some people think rural living is backwards...that's one of the best life a person can live
That's the way liberals think. If you don't live in a city they think you are hicks
Blessings to all!
What a lovely couple. May they always be fulfilled.
You two are so simply beautifull...dont trade off that quality of living...you are the medecine this planet needs...thank you!!!
Omg this looks heavenly. I believe in a farm like yours.
You are definitely part of a movement. I just bought a 1/2 acre in zone 10b. Installing Solar and water catchment system. Using permaculture organic practices. Community, community, community
Way to go! All the best to you in your new venture!
Your farm is the most amazing thing I've seen in a long, long time. Astonishingly beautiful!
They really have built a beautiful farm from scratch in such a short time! Definitely follow them on instagram to keep connected the awesome things they're doing!
Clean and very organize..i love your farm..
Yes, you are framer's friend. Every video is inspirational
Thanks, Abid!
Its wonderful to see people doing something amazing like this for their community.
Agreed!
Very long time video bro so thank
It's good to be back. :)
Soo beautiful farm!! Wow!! Wish the world can have more farms like these inorder to eat food the way it was created to be enjoyed from the beginning.
Vie South Africa
We definitely need more farms like this in the world!
Thanks for the nice video and allowing us into the lives of this couple for a few minutes. Keep on growing !!!
Always here to give a big thumb for the color grading.
Always appreciate your kind shoutout to little details like this! :D Brings a smile to our faces!
Farmers friend is back ❤️
Farmers friend ❤
Oh how I wish you would post new video every weekend
Fantastic. Thank you for sharing your journey
Very inspiring, watching from Uk. Congratulations on your continued success.
These can easily be the farms of the future where people who have an interest in farming learn that they do not have to have a lot of money to purchase large tracts of land and expensive tractors and implements. So much more food can be grown locally and the growing seasons can be extended, thereby eliminating the need to truck produce thousands of miles to the consumer. While farm markets, CSA shares, restaurants and local specialty store serve as ideal outlets for such small farms, getting a foothold into the larger grocery store chains will remain a challenge. Kudos to folks like this couple, hopefully the face of agriculture in the 21st century.
Preach it! Couldn't agree more!
Amazing story by amazing couple!
Waiting for inspiring life 😊
You guys are amazing! ❤
Love this. We are just beginning with our first green house 100’x30’ and are looking to expand to a 2nd one and totally interest in creating a CSA for our small community in northern Wisconsin thanks for your inspiration 👍🏻
How exciting! All the best to you!
Wow look at all that greenery. Thank you for sharing....
Edible Uprising is the coolest name!!! What a great fit for your business model ☺️
We loved the name too!
The essence is Love and that is the best start. Love to see your Malinois Dog through this inspiring video. All goods from a Dutch student from life who learns everyday what it is to be human in a complex time.
Thanks for the encouragement!
You guys are amazing, something like this should be multiplied and people who do this should be able to make a decent living. It is a big surprise when learned that you are able to do something like this in Troy, NY. Good luck and happy living.
Excellent Excellent video!! Your story, devotion and honesty is beautiful to watch. I follow you guys on Instagram but never witnessed the whole story like this. You guys are leaders and inspirational! What a lucky community they are to have you ;) Love your approach to make food available to people who cant afford it and of course the need to bring small scale farms back to communities ;)
Thanks so much! Ben and Alicia have an amazing farm and it was a privilege to be able to tell their story!
Love what y’all doing keep up the good work
Very organized farm well done guys.
Love this so very much ❤️
So impressive ma'am/ sir your farm so beautiful watching here from phillipines God bless you always
Thank you!
Yes these videos are awesome
Love you both and this story. Amazing.
, infinite gratitude & thankhs 4 sharing 🤲🏾💚🌱🗝️⚖️🙏🏽
Nice
Great job guys
Love the video mate
I subscribed to your channel mate
Let's stay connected
That's greens harvester was great
Never seen one like that before 👍
Thanks for the sub!
Waiting for months # please post more videos # lots of love from India
We'll try to pick up the pace. :)
Everyone who works on this kind of job, knows that the day doesn't finish like you have showed😅
Beautiful farm. Awesome what your doing
Love it local farms. Just needs the meat as well.
Who the heck did the videography for this video?! Bravo and well done sir/madam.
Thanks, Chris! This was done internally by our team-Cinematography by Nick and Kirsten Knecht and editing by Caleb Rayne. :)
Great job I love gardening from NE india
Do you both manage to do all the work between the two of you or do you need to hire extra hands? Love the work you do and I'm sure that many young couples will get inspired by you!
very impress. I love this.!
Glad you like it!
what a great video
I was curious about the regulatory issue(s?) they faced. Why did they settle on Vermont--was she from there? I didn't catch that, if so--and did they consider other states where they might find a less restrictive environment?
Greetings,
H2o issue...rain/snow catchers?
Any possibilty of tapping into Burden Pond?
Cheers ☕
wow amazing beautiful❤
really good experience. I try to do the same
Amazing ❤️🇳🇵
Farming while dealing with government. Sounds like Dorthy dealing with the Wicked Witch of the East.
Thank you #savesoil
How do you make all the compost needed to no till?
THANKSsssssssssssssss
In the matter of water, have you thought of rainwater harvesting from roof surfaces?
You guys rock! I read somewhere you don't have any vehicles. Is this true and if so
how do you manage it?
Great question. I'd encourage you to reach out to Ben and Alicia directly via their instagram account to get there feedback on your question.
Do you have locations were you sell!
Next video please
The development of the greens harvester was funded by Elliott Coleman so Mr. Coleman could have an easier time harvesting. Basically, he paid a smart kid to come up with it. After its development, Elliott Coleman refused to maintain rights to it, leaving the kid free to sell it and benefit all. Every time I see a farmer benefiting from it, I am quietly grateful to Mr. Coleman.
Mostly true, except the only exchange between them was the idea. :) Eliot Coleman has played a huge role in the small farm tool space and we are so grateful for what he has brought to the community!
❤️❤️😀😀
I question whether it makes a difference to grow it closer to the city because of the industries and pollution or a little away somewhere in the countryside? Does that make any difference?
I'm sure the difference is not zero but whether the difference is significant enough to outweigh the benefits of bringing the produce closer to the community who will be eating it thus requiring less energy and effort to deliver the produce to the customers while also providing an opportunity for urban community members to find rejuvenation from visiting a beautiful farm in a city. Every situation will differ and personal preference will also help dictate which location is best for your situation.
my dream
harvest the rain water.... if they let you?
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I sure wish I was younger 😭
great!☮ HTGDE
Hello, I'm in the export business of water and fertilizer machines. I come from China
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Subtitulo en español por favor
working outside with a mask on....very special.
Yup looks nice,but it costs huge money to start this…I am owner of huge land and when I see prices of garden utensils,greenhouse constructions etc,it freaks me out
Brother you have to eat more...... You look so skinny🥺🥺 btw It's look like Earth's heaven 💕💕
Subtitulos en español plis soy de chile😭😭🤪🤪🤪
After roll you come back again
How much you guys earn from this?
Im doing what u doing...
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Wearing mask in your own hoop house? WTF, beautiful veg
There’s no way that’s just an acre
It actually is just one acre believe it or not!
Nice