Another Market Gardener Critiques My Farm
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- It's always great to get to visit a farm in person. This video has a guest host that gives feedback when visiting my farm for the first time.
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I'm very impressed by how neat and tidy Josh's farm is . A place for everything and everything in it's place. I can see how having another grower give their opinion on set up is important, Often we don't see things about our own space the same way as others do. You two seem to have a "good vive" and I enjoyed this very much.
You two seem like such cool laid back guys. Good chemistry. Josh thanks for everything...the content...live Q&A's. You have been a big help. Jesse l am thoroughly enjoying my signed copy of your book. We have a similar sense of humor so I can't watch your videos without cracking a smile. Keep it up fellas, great work.
Thank you for the kind words!
Who doesn't know Farmer Jesse?
Love his channel!
And his style of editing is ingenious not to mention pretty funny.
Respect how clean and organized Josh's farm is ... Raleigh Farms was so manicured.
Two super cool dudes showing their skills and having fun. 👍👍👍
Jessie the slight slope in the tunnels are would allow water to drain if large rains occurs, although in dry times you may need more water to keep the moisture level 😀
Fun video! It's nice to get impressions from other growers like this.
Your place looks amazing, you have worked really hard and it shows thank you for this it was very inspiring. Jesse cracks me up you two are something else 😂👍🏻
Good review, taking your ideas and using them to continue to improve my small operations.
You guys are the best!!!
What an amazing accolade for you Josh, an awesome collaboration so much knowledge, experience and inspiration in you both! Just so cool to see the strength of the farming community keep it up 😊💖🇦🇺👍
Great to see the team back together
It was fun putting this one together.
Your farm looks awesome Josh! About time Jesse came to visit you! Glad you are both doing well!
Love the setup!!
Great duo
Great video, a lot of this video was spot on for some of the farm aspects that I've been trying to rap my head around recently. Great work men!
Thanks Paxton!
Water run off problems here too, sloppy pathways is depressing
This is awesome. We’ve got lots of ideas from this video!
Great! Thanks for watching!
What a great video - well done guys!
Thanks so much!
I half expected Josh to offer space in his nursery for Jesse to start his own plants. :-)
love the bloopers!
You guys are hilarious, keep up the cool content!
Beautiful farm!!
Thank you!
You guys are hilarious together.
Thanks!
You guys make a great comedy team ! oh, and great farmers too ! :-)
Thanks! We have a lot of fun collaborating.
Hi Josh! Im from Europe and i really like your setup. Would you mind sharing the brand of tunnel you installed ? Ive been looking for something similar, they are not too big for a starter and im guessing they are more resilient vs strong winds than other tunnel types. Almost had a tunnel collapse last year because of unusually strong winds.
I love the compost area, did you pick that up from Charles Dowding by chance?
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Jesse was great. What is your take on Garden Towers vs Tower Gardens?
Great video. Think you should take over his channel for an episode or even a podcast!! Hopefully you put him to work to earn his compliments!!🤣🤣
Thanks Jon!
an acre of starts from 24x12 poly. I'm just starting that's interesting
My question is about cutting your salanova. I have always used a plastic knife to cut Lettuce because I have been told it gets black really fast where the metal hits the Lettuce.
Any thoughts on this?
I've known a lot of farmers. I've never heard one say dude before. ☀️💧🌱🥗
I notice in the tunnel that the tube ribs are in-side of the skirting board, and I assume the rope tie down goes under the board so the rope and plastic goes outside the board. I am about to put up my farmers friend tunnel and I was going to put the tubes, skirt board brackets and tie downs outside of the skirting board. What you have done seems to be an important detail that I had not considered. Can you comment on the benefits of this setup, and perhaps in a future video to point this out. Also, how do you anchor your tunnel to the ground to prevent it from blowing away
As always, I love watching you guys. Thanks for all you do!
Mainly to have a bit more space inside the tunnel and the boards could potentially be part of a roll-up side system. Details in this video ua-cam.com/video/bBPTO9ORvxQ/v-deo.html
Man! You and Jesse got me there at the intro. I entered full screen mode knowing I’m watching Josh and started watching. 5 seconds in, I had to make sure I’m not watching on Notillgrowers
Haha! That's what we were going for.
@@JoshSattinFarming love your channel!
Where can we find info on the book tour?
Hard to believe that Jessie never came to your place before. He could some of the tunnels on his farm. Help control the rainfall.
Drain tile
I'm really wondering why there is so much difference between greenhouses abroad from the ones we have in Japan. I wonder if it has to do with typhoon and earthquake rigidity. At widest our tunnels have a 60cm pitch, and usually have an internal skeleton frame also. I have two different style tunnels here and neither one is like the ones I see anywhere else in the world. Feeling like ours are a bit overkill and thus, more expensive than necessary.
Hi Brian Sakurada, Where are you located in Japan? I’m in Sapporo.
@@dwrightman I have a farm called Shiwa GREEN Farm in Shiwa, Iwate. You can check it out on instagram on the same name, have a website too, but it's a bit of a work in progress.
Hi Josh and Jessie! Jessie, can I get a signed copy of your soil book through Growing for Market Magazine? It's on my Christmas list. Josh, you've got such a nice farm. I've learned so much from both of your channels. Thanks you two and keep up the excellent work! -Whitney Parchman
Thank you so much! I would reach out to Jesse directly through Instagram or notillgrowers.com
@@JoshSattinFarming I'll do that. Thank you!
Josh, I wonder if you could fill the space between the "close tunnels" with loose mulch like straw or leaves, maybe 3 feet deep. Since you get those shadows at the low point of the walls anyway, why not fill it up with insulation and create sort of a sunken tunnel effect? My only concern is whether that would damage the tunnel walls. But if you solve that problem, you'd actually create a "leaf mulch bin" between each tunnel for the whole length, where you could pull it out annually and harvest the compost at the bottom. Just an idea - I'm sure I'm missing something big...
I thought about filling in between the tunnels with wood chips but when we get a heavy rain event I want the water to move away as quickly as possible. I am almost a year in with this setup and it works great. Everyone's context is different, but I need the water to move away and not soak in. Also wood chips will move downhill with the rain events we get.
@@JoshSattinFarming Makes sense: I sometimes forget where you're located. I'm in northern Colorado. We haven't had any good rain or snow in over 60 days!
Josh, my one question is why did you decide to have your tunnels run E-W rather than N-S which is common to people farming in the upper latitudes?
I think orientation doesn't matter that much for most situations. This is the only way the tunnels will fit in my space. More details in this video ua-cam.com/video/0kFa7hhxCaU/v-deo.html
Jesse: "I'm here til Friday, try the veal."
Hi! what are you going to plant in that 3rd tunnell¿? and when is it going to be ready to harvest? thanks
Same stuff I always plant. Lettuce, carrots, beets and kale.
I have no idea how to control weeds. Especially on large beds of carrot and beetroot seedlings. They get drowned
You think we can make it in a tiny town (geographical oddity: 2 1/2 hours from everywhere) largest town within an hour of me is about 10k people.... sister in law's medical cannabis farm does fine... we want to grow foods for folks. 30 k a year is a good living here.. what ya think? 34th parallel.
From someone who also lives in a rural area, I can tell you population density is a key factor in being able to sell product. However, median income and demographics are also super important. We work two farmers markets. One market, the clientele is very interested in how we grow and the lack of pesticides and herbicides. The other, they care more about price/value for the product. Guess which one we produce better sales from? The most successful market gardens are located within an hour of or inside major metro's. It gets substantially harder the more rural you become.
@@harlowecustommicrogreens I think too a lot of rural folks have gardens as well.
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Beat me by 12 minutes!
For some reason I always pictured Josh way taller than Jesse, shame.
Why shame? What has changed now that you know he’s not?
@@cameronshaw599 just giving them a hard time lol
I am frustrated out of my socks with the idea of spending trillions of dollars to change the structure of our society. However, one item deep in the gigantic bill is; "$55 billion to promote climate-friendly farming and forestry research programs"
I hate government interference but we must set aside this bias to promote responsible small farm research. If all the UA-cam channels who are showing the advantages to the environmental just farming would band together to do peer-reviewable research imagine what we can do to help return to sound family farming practices to reduce erosion, pollution and factory farming practices harmful to air-borne carbons.
Who can get the ball rolling to prepare to influence at least a little how this money is spent?