Crop Planning
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- čas přidán 4. 08. 2024
- All about how to plan crops and have good succession plantings. Tips for farmers, gardeners and homesteaders.
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Thanks, Josh. I appreciate your making this video about plannng.
Another packed video with loads of information and tips. Superb 😎
Always, you present a lot of information, fast! I love that! I am working my way through your vids! Thank you!
What a great segment, this stuff is giving me great ideas. Way to go man!!
Really appreciate your information about the succession planting. I am getting ready to start a fall garden. This will be my first food garden.
You're one of the best teachers out there. It won't be long before the channel explodes and makes a million subs. All the best and thanks for the channel.
Thanks for the kind words. I don't know about 1 million subscribers though... I am just so happy that these videos have been helpful for people. Thanks for watching!
You are a wealth of knowledge! I love watching your videos. So glad I found your channel!
Thank you so much. I'm glad you have been enjoying the videos and thanks for watching!
Another awesome video buddy! Hey Bobby! Loved your planning board. Keep up the great work!
Hi Josh! Thanks for going to all the trouble of making videos to help others. I have been struggling with how to organize my vegetable garden planning every year. I like your chart it's simple, I think in the past i try to include too much information and it gets overwelming. I might use yours and just add a variety and days to harvest column. Eventually, once I figure out the best varieties for us that information wont be so important. Keep up the great work!
I am loving this information I’m learning so much
Wow dude!!!!! Look at those sunflowers!!! Awesome and again, thank you for all these helpful vlogs.
You're welcome. Glad you have been finding the videos helpful. I have to give credit to my wife for the sunflowers. She manages the flower beds around our house.
Really good info, thanks so much for sharing it!!!
I absolutely love your channel and look forward to every new post. You always have great info and your garden looks beautiful. I'm inspired to step up my farming game. Keep up the great work man.
Thank you. Glad you have been enjoying the videos. Have fun with the farming and thanks for watching!
You really are rockin this you tube thing!! Love the vids keep the great info comin you are surely helping tons of people!!!
Ah thanks! I'm so happy that the videos have been helpful for people. Thanks for watching!
Thank you. Your information is very helpful..
Josh you are a wealth of knowledge. I watch your videos every day, a lot of them multiple times. I have started my own farm recently and have 2 chefs and a florist already. I like to think I wouldn't have the confidence or ambition without your videos. You leave almost no detail unmentioned. I watch 8 out of your top 10 youtubers already but you are the most inspirational for me. Curtis Stone is great and all but for me, you are the most in depth and relatable one I have came across yet. Keep up the amazing content!
Thank you so much for your kind words. It means a lot to hear that my videos have been helping people. Thanks for watching!
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Love it Josh. AS everyone else is saying, super great videos and we hope you know how much we enjoy watching!
Thank you so much for the kind words. It makes me happy to hear that people are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching!
Excellent! I’m going to try sowing lettuce every week like Thomas Jefferson did. Ridgeline and Oak Leaf germinated well in my acid soil. Buckwheat is good in acid soil too.
thanks for sharing excellent information
Great pointers! Thx! Loved the bloopers...😂
Very helpful! Thanks 😀👏
Really like your vids, working on a plan to get started doing something similar to what you do. Been researching for a couple years and things are starting to fall into place. Your videos are keeping the dream in mind.
Keep at it. You'll get there. Good luck!
Super cool, thanks for the info!
Thank you for your post.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Great information. We plan on scaling (Va Beach) to market our veggies and you're videos are SO helpful. Your channel is going places my friend! Glad to be an early sub.
Thank you. Glad the videos have been helpful for you. Thanks for watching!
Josh your subscribers has exploded! Well done bro. Great video. Needed to watch this today
Thanks Jack!
Very helpful thank you
Thank you for the tips!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Helpful video!
Killer video man!
Excellent info. Thx!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for the great information! 😁
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thank you
Good info
Really good vid - thanks from Australia 🇦🇺 👍
You're welcome. Glad you liked the video and thanks for watching!
Aussie here too.
good info, thank you.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Vine borer moths are out, and eyeing your cucumbers, Josh! The white board is a good tip - flipping through the notebook is getting to be bothersome, and is part of the reason that I'm still trying to find places to transplant all of these peppers ;)
Legend!!!
Great video thank you
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
@@JoshSattinFarming Josh please see our channel, you are an inspiration! we are right at the very beginning of our Market Garden here in the beautiful county of Suffolk in the UK, literally setting up from scratch.
I can easily plant a garden, but to step it up to a market style succession type planting, I have a hard time wrapping my mind around that for some reason. I'm working in a 40 × 40 space now, but going to make more usable area .
Some great information! Would have loved to see a closer shot of the board. Do you put the date planted or the date you plan to plant?
You can make the board for whatever information you want. I have bed number, date planted and crop. The date I record is when the seed or transplant goes in the ground.
@@JoshSattinFarming i would love to get that board closer and learn more
What size t-posts did you use for the cucumber trellis?
In my opinion succession planting is one of the hardest things to get right in gardening because the bottom line is that it depends on the weather, and who can plan that? Maybe you have a milder climate Josh, but here in Australia it’s very tricky.
Oh, it's tricky here. Nothing ever goes to plan. You just have to do your best, make adjustments and learn. That's why I can't have a super strict crop plan.
Hey Josh! How about a quick video on your compost bins?
It's on my list to do.
@@JoshSattinFarming Awesome! I will stay tuned.
what about in the tropico where its 6 months summer dry and hot and 6 months of raining days
Do you normally start the 2nd or third batch of veggies indoors? Or if you have the empty beds available, Do you plant them straight in the beds?
For things that can be transplanted I start all of them inside. Lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, full size kale, etc. I direct seed baby greens, radish, etc.
@@JoshSattinFarming Thank you! I really enjoy your videos!
I just started with veggies in my garden, so tomatoes and butternut squash are the only 2 things I have on my one bed, I have plants to add 4 more new beds this year and I am really excited about them, just trying to soak as much info from experienced gardeners like you.
I use Tend, works awesome, but costs lots.
Can u talk about crop rotation. In one bed I will plant legumes. The legumes expire.Then I plant a root crop. The root crop gets harvested. Then I plant a fruiting crop. The fruit crop dies back. Then I plant leafycrop. That’s crop rotation.when do u implement it? Is it feasible if all I grow is leafy greens? 😊
I actually do talk about crop rotation in this video.
6.30 someone behind you :) nice videos
That's my wife. She lives here too :)
@@JoshSattinFarming enjoying ur videos and they inspire me as well.keep the good work going on and apreciate you for that!!!
I wish I could grow lettuce in summer. It doesn't like our constant 90-100° days.
So I planted multiple crops but the growth rate that u are growing vs the time I grow I just don't understand how you get your crops to get bigger as in harvesting quicker. Any tips bro? Your the man !!!!
It's tough to help you without more specific information. Also, I am in North Carolina and things just grow so quickly here in the summer.
That is true. I live in New Mexico I use regular ground soil perlite peetmoss mushroom compost and wood chips on the top. My crops grow well but the growth rate is slow. Roughly idk if I need to use more raised garden beds which I'm not opposed to or if I'm just packing nutrients in the ground
@@spencerhearn6152 Maybe try a small raised bed with some proper soil mix and see if it makes a difference. It sounds like you are adding lots of stuff. My soil is heavy clay here so I just lay down compost on top and plant into that.
Ok cool thanks bud keep up the videos.
When could you visit Rivers Finest farm in Reidsville NC, I need some guidance
Shoot me an email through my website sattinhillfarm.com or DM me on Instagram. I do offer consulting services if you are interested.
Who is the girl in the back: 5:55 (Like the post if you missed it :D)
BDW thanks for the video. Following you to get the inspiration for my small garden :)
That's my wife. She lives here too :)
when you closed your farm down what did all your customers do?
Do you grow anything in the winter?
We grow lettuce and greens all winter inside our high tunnel and low tunnels. We also grow microgreens inside year round.
Great video as usual! What type of cucumbers are you raising?
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Josh check out Rough Draft Farm (Farmer Jesse) he does awesome work as well and he does inner planting with succession planting. I'm trying it out on my farm
I'm in touch with Jesse. I was on his podcast and have contributed stuff to notillgrowers.com. Jesse is awesome!
r u multi-sowing?
Can you clarify what multi-sowing is? I haven't heard that term before.
Josh Sattin : rather than thinning cells to one plant each cell, deliberately grow on multiple plants together. Charles Dowding uses it a lot for his maket garden.
@@Chris-op7yt I don't think cells to one plant, I just plant one seed per cell. That saves a lot of time. I'm sure you can grow multiple plants per cell, but that would depend on the plant. Bunching onions for example would be great, but not for lettuce.
Josh Sattin : I'm following Charles Dowding example, doing most things in little bunches, even lettuce. you get lots more but smaller plants, which is perfect for getting smaller leaves for lettuce and things like onion or beetroot can be harvested over time and final thinned bunch allowed to grow to full size. you get slightly smaller full size beetroot/onion but more per area. no empty cells or work thinning or having to have backup seedlings if a plant or two fail to thrive. transplant very early direct from cells into deep holes in open soil. saves a lot of time fussing about. of course cabbage and cauliflower single planting out, but even then from multi-sown cells. Charles needs constant production to meet demand. Thought this method would be more widely known/used.
Going radish to lettuce is not proper crop rotation. It’s legumes to root to fruit to leaf 🙁 Why aren’t u following crop rotation properly? 😊
I fully admit that I do not follow a traditional crop rotation. I do not use cover crops, but instead use compost and alfalfa meal to increase the fertility in my soil. I rotate between types of crops to try and reduce pest pressure.