1. make sure your town has a right to farm 2. get liability insurance 3. set up an LLC then the video

I sell form 5 honor carts I have prices listed but then I have this Prices r what I would like to get U pay what U think they r wroth If u r hungry and broke take what u need but dont be greedy Once U have fed urself come on out to my place and we'll see what can be done so u dont go hungry again Ya I live very rural and not many ppl who dont pay what I ask but some on to the end of the month pay less and less I also sell at Framers Markets where I connect with the community. I also sell meat but that is by the 1/4 cow or more at a time. Cut up 100 cow a yr with 50 pigs and dont get me started on fowl Now u kids living cheek to jowl need to get out of there while the getting is good. b/c'26 will be to late

lol unless you live in Nova Scotia, then you get fined and threatened with jail time for not even selling your home grown fruit and vegies, but just for giving them away to your neighbours like that one guy who was trying to make the most of his yard and help out his neighbours from his garden. seriously though, you may get into legal trouble if you try to sell home grown vegies over some BS authoritarian laws in Canada.

EXCELLENT!!! THANK YOU for this video!

Scab also happens acidic soil. Not sure of your meaning on high ph. 5.6 and I had some. But I also averaged 4lbs per plant

Not enough detail about the carabiners and bungee wrap. I'm sure I could figure it out but am curious how you attach the carabiners to the hoops so they don't slide up? And did you just wrap the bungee on every other hoop to keep it secure? If the plastic is super snug will the whole thing be stressed when you slide the plastic up and down not just for ventilation but also to harvest the crops (greens) daily? Thanks for the ideas!

Do you have high light Bill each month??

Uhm. Can I buy a thresher?

Use bonemeal instead

Hell yeah

Tyty

Wow that small a plot

It works for a while. It will deplete soil resources after a while and leave you with lower nutrient food and lower yields.

Loved the video... I'm new to gardening but grew up farming and trying to get back to the simple things in life... Plus enjoy good home grown food

Would this work with a dual inverter ac?

You have a beautiful soul! Gratitude! 🙏

Very cool experiment. If you got a group of people who pooled money to share a thresher and mill, each person could probably conceivably grow 5-10x what you grew and cut out a big portion of their expenditure on wheat products.

Where can I buy one of these in brampton ontario canada?(and how much does it cost)? And from who?

Cheer~~~a cereal plant that is the most important kind grown in temperate countries, the grain of which is ground to make flour for bread, pasta, pastry, etc.😊

Thatnk you for the two stake tip. I use one and had some issues trying to keep it tied to the one stake. Two seems better.

I built one a while back, but didn't think about the fins and I broke my compressor. Then I find this awesome video. Thank you very much!

Do you fertilize cabbage after you transplant it to the beds, or just fertilize the beds before transplant?

You are a genius! avoid all the hard work and prevent pests, like raccoons and rats!

Hello and thank you for the video. I'm wondering what size bunny cord you use please? Thanks

I'm in the process of copying your set up what's the exact temperature settings on each unit in Fahrenheit please be a big help

I wish I had a walk-in cooler to put onions in 😮. Happy for you though because with all those onions you must be some kind of local farmer for your area. 👏👏👏👏👏

I absolutely love this video! Thank you for doing this! I’ve always wondered how to make a low tunnel that had adjustable sides to them. My question is, can this be used with Agribon instead of the plastic, if using PVC for the hops instead of conduit?

I also wondered. Thanks for revealing 🙂👍

Awesome!! I love the bungee stretchy cord idea. I'm pretty smart cookie haaa yep,, but I never thought about stretchy cord, thank you sir that is very cool. I'm going to subscribe right now

Yeah that's what I was planning on doing making a hobo base I'm a car hobo. And was wanting to buy raw land and make a super adobe dome I guess . And maybe just buying a quality shed at first to store my stuff

The onions on rack look so good 👍

I've only tried growing little bits. Every time, the birds get it all. 😢

Thank You!

Surprised they don't seem to have any tree fruit or berry bushes growing in all that lawn. Great job doing that weeding, sounds super satisfying.

This will be my early spring project. Except i will slip the conduit over rebar sunk 12" into the ground. And a ring welded onto the rebar to clip the carabiner.

I like your video.

I don't mean any offense but that looks like a whole lot of work. What is another way to do it.

this is amazing... do you think this would work for zinnia seeds ect....

I just tried this and it worked really well! Thanks!

I can build a cooler even cheaper than that! nut sort of my specialty lol.

Thanks a lot for all you do. Not sure this comment will be on the radar, but I would appreciate if you can comment whether this trellis would be fitting for raspberries and blackberries. Many thanks in advance

Would this setup run the AC fan nonstop? Since it is plugged in directly?

do vine borers don't exist where u live?