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This channel is great. I want to take your course if you think it would be helpful for a beginner market farmer here in California... I took the Neversink course, awesome content, but I really appreciate the detail you go into in all your videos. Thanks so much for all your hard work! 💚

Dude thank you for putting out this content. Im zone 5b illinois. Love this channel

A bunch of B.S.

My market garden is very similar crops and size and production. Nice work!

Every market i get people complaining about not knowing where to grab the bunches of say kale or beets when theyre stacked beautifully like yours are. I also get people causing complete avalanches because they are going for bunches on the bottom. That ever happen to you? Minor annoyances but still something I think about after each market

Barely halfway through the video and went to the description to see if you have courses! Yay!!!

Where do you buy your grafted tomatoes?

Young radish greens are tasty sautéed in evoo, onions, garlic , fresh herbs and hot peppers

My penis smells like cheese.

Great tips! thanks for sharing.

Your great Totally going to buy your course Thank You

I've never heard of Tokyo Bekana before. Thanks for the tip 🤘

Thank you for taking the time to do these

Because celery takes soooo long from seed to planting, I buy plugs from a nursery.

Thanks. I produce about 100k a year in honey and bee products but I want to cut costs and use my land more to get good food. I have a 3000 sq ft protected by deer fence and use no till methods.

I enjoyed this video immensely. It was so entertaining!

I really enjoyed this video. You have such a fun and engaging style!

4k before expenses. After all operating costs how much does it come out to. :)

Please, brother, I follow you on CZcams and Instagram. Please help me find a job contract on a farm. May God bless you.🇲🇦🇺🇸🇲🇦🙏🙏

Very good advice. Great you like Charles Dowding’s approach. Parsley is a biennial so will seed in year two if you can over winter it.

Sir, is possible to get discount on course?

More click bait from a yank, $4,000 a week from 1/2 acre, only if you are growing drugs. pull the other one it's got bells on.

“Earn $4,000 a week, all year…for 3 weeks!!!”

What do you use against blight disease?

Organic?

That pricing is dead on brotha. Here in kansas city they are going for $4.87 lb for organic slice and $6.50ish for heirloom cherry and slicers. Awesome point and excellent grafting techniques. Your channel rocks!

Tomatoes are a cornerstone to a market garden 100% true. I grew a bunch of roma/san marzono, orange being my favorite, but the customer wants the slicer

Do I need to have a walking tractor? Im trying to decide between no dig way or like JMartin way. ..

Please, brother, I follow you on CZcams and Instagram. Please help me find a job contract on a farm. May God bless you.

When i say u yield 4000 a week, is that net of expenses? If not have u a figure u net after all expenses are averaged out over the summer period?

I have land and can grow but its hard to find buyers. What are some tips to find buyers? I want to be part of the new frontier in farming

Cody is my birthplace and 2nd home. I miss Wyoming.

Is there a way to transplant or have a nursery without grow lights? Thank you, God bless

The pumpkin vines look awesome

I’ll show you what I mean when my indoor set up is ready and functioning properly 😂. At first I won’t need a whole lot of ethylene gas but as it grows I’ll probably have to switch to a 5 gallon pale

Do you wanna know a secret 😅 there is one more thing to boost productivity that I don’t really know if ppl are very aware of.

is 4000 a week year round or is it just for your summer season?

Check out Johnnys Defiant and Mountain magic tomatoes. I'm just a backyard gardener and I've been getting non stop huge harvests every day since early July from just 10 plants I've been giving them to all my neighbors and they're saying they've never tasted tomatoes so good. Right now there's literally hundreds of ripening tomatoes on the plants. Defiant is a mid sized slicer and mountain magic is a salad tomato larger than a cherry tomato.

I'm trying my best on tomatoes, hope one day i will make 😊

Goals man , I got 1 25x25 bed and I'm going to master it then build another, it's hard tho I'm putting $0 into it , a large tarp or some plastic for solarization would be worth its weight in gold tbh I got way more than 1/2 acre so I'm going to build slowly over time hopefully I can create some very good soil by time I'm a reasonable size , I crush a bag of charcoal each week and make as much compost as time permits , eventually it will all get into a bed and get covered by somthing

Really enjoying your unique videos. Not many market gardeners on CZcams providing the details you provide. Keep it up. Greetings from a prospective market gardener in Ireland.

This is my favorite new channel this year. I appreciate all your hard work. Not sure if you mentioned it in the video, but what root stock are you using for the different tomato graftings? I'd be especially interested to know what you're using with the Sakuras.

what are you feeding your tomatoes? Organic?

You mentioned Neversink more than a few times in this video; would you consider using their hook and wicket system for your lower and lean style of growing tomatoes?

Are you using a Germination chamber for the healing process on your grafted tomatoes?

26:33 - for your Eastern European customers, you may want to offer dill that has gone to seed and also dill stalks. They know. You try.

19:36 - I bet those carrots would grow faster if out of the wind... just a little bit of protection...

15:36 - I bet you'd have more yield if you harvested the lettuce by picking the outer-most leaves, Charles Dowding style.

I'm really loving this channel. I'm farming again for the first time in a decade and all these little bits of info are really helpful for me in real time.

8:29 - congrats on the amazing production you are having. However - I notice a LOT of bare earth. I can think of so many things that could green up that space... Easiest thing I can think of is herbs.