Ginger In The Market Garden | #2 Most Profitable Crop

In this week's episode, JM takes a quick look inside the nursery at the FQT farm and shows a unique crop that not a lot of growers know much about: GINGER.
Baby ginger is one of the most lucrative crops per unit area and it is highly dependent on heat, that is why we grow it in our heated greenhouse. Check out our online course "Mastering Greenhouse Production" to get the hang of greenhouses from their selection to crop itineraries including baby ginger! 👉themarketgardener.com/masteri...
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Dans l'épisode de cette semaine, Jean-Martin se promène dans la pépinière de la Ferme des Quatre-Temps et présente une culture unique que peu de maraicher.ère.s connaissent: LE GINGEMBRE.
Le bébé gingembre est l’une des cultures les plus lucratives par unité de surface et il est très dépendant de la chaleur, c’est pourquoi nous le cultivons dans notre serre chauffée. Consultez le cours en ligne "Maîtriser la production en serre" pour tout savoir sur les serres, de leur sélection aux itinéraires de culture incluant le bébé gingembre! 👉lejardiniermaraicher.com/mait...
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[@TheWeedyGarden]

This year I had a bumper ginger crop. Planted them on the berm of my swale, lived in composted cow manure, tea tree mulch and woodchips. 🦍💚

[@land-olarson4610]

When do you plant ginger? Is it like garlic that you plant in the fall? Thanks!

[@GingerPakistan]

Nice video. Your efforts are commendable to grow ginger in such a cooler climate. Wish you all best in your future endeavours.

[@olgamunroe1408]

Great video! Can't wait to get my little piece of land!🍅

[@user-tm1ec2on6w]

Yes, ginger. It’s cousin too, turmeric.

[@echandler673]

That's crazy that ginger grows so far up north where you are. A greenhouse really pays off due to the extended season. When do you plant your ginger starts?

[@3moirai]

Great video on ginger. Definitely looking forward to the video why you graft your tomatoes.

[@jordanbanda4744]

yield and disease resistance

[@93VIDEO]

Bravo à Catherine pour sa pépinière ... C du très bon travail ... Le Gingembre est un très rentable, en effet, et elle sent bon !

[@CC-lv1ox]

@marketgardeninstitute Do you also grow garlic or turmeric? These are the other two that I want to be able to produce in zone 6b. I just found you and subscribed. Beautiful vids and discussion. I appreciate you and thank you sharing your knowledge. 🙏👏

[@TheMarketGardeners]

Thanks so much for the comment we really appreciate it! Yes we do grow both garlic and turmeric

[@alisonnewall1748]

Est-ce que Maraichage nordique est traduit vers l’anglais? Also, what are you doing with the ginger leaves?

[@fabinnocent7090]

Was that npt fertiliser that someone was pouring . More organic will do

[@junevvaldez5959]

Are you showing us how to grow ginger or tomato?

[@JoshDuston]

I noticed you're using plastic sheeting with holes in it to cover the ginger. What is that product called? I'd like to get some for my ginger.

[@lakeviewhillfarm1306]

Yes please comment on this! we have found it difficult to find the large sheets of perforated plastic!

[@kyarisiimaimmaculate2867]

Please guys l need a market for my ginger

[@anniewildmush1284]

je fais pousser aussi le gingembre cette annee! jai tellement hate a la recolte.

[@TheMarketGardeners]

C'est excitant ! 😄

[@marcdelaney7945]

is ginger part of master class? i dont see it on the list of vegetable modules in course syllabus

[@TheMarketGardeners]

Yes it is! It was added not long ago so thanks for letting us know! We will make sure the syllabus is updated!

[@renaldikuswara7716]

hello sir, sorry to bother you earlier. I am from Indonesia and want to offer you some spices from Indonesia

[@thakurkhanal8255]

Where I can take class for ginger and garlic farming ? Can you please give an idea ?

[@TheMarketGardeners]

Market Gardener Masterclass!
themarketgardener.com/courses/the-market-gardener-masterclass/

[@fairweatherfarmer]

wondering why put them in the trench with the pot first, then remove the pots. why not place the root bound plants straight in the trench with no pot and skip a step?

[@fairweatherfarmer]

it's our first year growing ginger, what time of year are you able to harvest them typically?

[@TheMarketGardeners]

great question! It's just the easiest and most efficient way we've found. You could also line up the pots along the side of the trench but then they are more in the way and it's harder for a crew to work from both sides of the bed!

[@TheMarketGardeners]

you can harvest ginger for many months actually, but we prefer the early ginger!

[@fairweatherfarmer]

​ @Market Gardener Institute I think it might be even faster to line them in the trench without the pots JM 🙏

[@crispyglove]

No paperpots? Why's that?

[@user-br8fj4ys4b]

👍🇺🇦

[@ashleyerriah167]

No actual information on growing ginger in this.
Check out Charles Dowding and James Prigioni for how-to vids👋🏼

[@navarra-qf2ds]

I guess it is just to show you that you can grow it in a million dollars greenhouse...