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Curtis Stone runs a commercial urban farm called Green City Acres out of Kelowna, BC, Canada. His mission is to show others how they can grow a lot of food on small plots of land and make a living from it. Using DIY and simple infrastructure, one can earn a significant living from their own back yard or someone else's.
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[@davidmackenzie1132]

I'm with Spin Cities Farm Curtis, I've been doing that since March with my roots crops, since I only plant 25' of a 100' bed at a time right now, I keep the rest covered and peel it back as the space is needed. I could swear I got that idea from you, Curtis...

[@thelittlenoobgaming]

Its 9am, and I haven't been to bed yet. I'm not a farmer, and don't know how I ended up on your channel, but I've sat here watching your videos for 1hr now, and I think I got a hidden farmer inside of me, because I really found this interesting, and fun to watch! :D Thank you for sharing this amazing way of making a living! You earned yourself a new sub! Hiyooo from Denmark o/

[@savek2]

If You don't need the ground You can wait till the weather cools. Cut old arugula new one will grow back without the flowers. We successfully grow arugula seeded last year spring and it still gives decent yield - middle europe

[@poepflater]

The reason overhead watering seems to be better is that it gets oxygenated as it is being sprayed. If you use a tank to store water you can simply oxygenate the water in there with an air or water pump to move water around and up to the surface of the tank for gas exchange.

[@tyronefinks5878]

Curtis,thank you my brother for birocratic hook up ! I don't have any hip farmers where I'M at. If only I could get my goji plants to thrive like yours. Much love to you and your family bro. Thanks for the WTF hook up!

[@AlHaqimBarrett]

Mr. Stone, I also grow Arugula all year round here in Lee County, FL, temps between 95F-110F with daily rains and high humidity. So to not stress my plants I use a few layers of window screen places about 2 feet above the beds to cut back the UV and heat. Its a bit more work but I can get 3 to 5 harvest this way. I also do the same for my Butter Crunch Lettuce and Spinach. I also get the screen free from a local company as they have loads of it they trash. Could be something to look into. Anyway, thank you for your wonderful videos and inspiring myself and so many others into urban farming be it for cash or self use. Be well, safe and happy farming.

[@devingoulding3200]

How do you support it above your beds? Same hoops as insect netting and plastic?

[@AlHaqimBarrett]

I use 10ft long metal yard sign stakes bowed over to and half hoop shape and use cloth pins to hold them in place.

[@dadontrack6641]

High productivity Great way to keep up on the cash flow Trying to teach these principles to my children

[@phophodino]

Nice tips!

[@frugalprepper]

I ordered some Arugula seed. I am going to try it when either my radishes come out in a few days or when I get my poatatoes out in a couple of weeks. Fall is comming it will be nice to mix with my lettuces for salads.

[@fdart5854]

Another great video, thanks a lot Curtis!

[@18deadmonkeys]

He's literally out standing in his field.

[@TheApocalypticKnight]

lol

[@wasserbesser]

Did you heard about the *luther burbank gardens*? He could modify plants by the power of his thoughts to be bigger and get several new abillities... You might check that out!

[@thomasrobson6370]

You know that one guy really gets me still, I don't know where he was coming from. The vid he was bitching about showed that the paperpot was worth using even though Curtis had to go back to hand weeding, which is good info. This vid is also good info. showing planning, logic of pulling crop even if you don't have an immediate need for it, and using landscape fabric as a tarp for the interim till "your" ready to turnover a bed. Hey Curtis Stone, why pull out the paper chain from the paperpot plants, why not just till it in when you turnover the bed? Oh B.T.W. like the shirt, reminds me of when I was a teenager. :-)

[@josephholloway3130]

I know you have try some stuff with shade cloth before. But have you considered it over your arugula. A 18 inch wide strip would still allow great air movement and watering overhead should still work.

[@jacolubbe9364]

Hay Curtis. Just wanted to shout out a massive thanks to you for helping me along with urban farming. I'm very close to blind and was struggling to farm. Now I can start to make a profit. Ever thought of visiting South Africa? You are so welcome here Do you compost the paper chain? Thanks again for your content. I O U Big Time....!

[@thesimulacre]

Yeah, it's a goddamn mega challenge. Not only can you not pull at the right time, making fresh sheets by guessing what's ready in the field? Ugh.. The WORST. But that's what is right now. I just need to sell enough the hard way to buy that coolbot.

[@spincitiesfarm7862]

That technique w/the fabrics is new for you? I've been doing that all season and I would have sworn I got it from you. Glad it is working for you. Have you been shade clothing the arugula to help it resist bolting after the second cut? I've found watering it immediately after cutting so it stays cool and doesn't stress as hard, reducing the bolt chance.

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

What's that berry bush behind you in the scenes where you're talking about the radishes?

[@maddenh3745]

Great videos. How many bins do you fill from one 30" x 50' row of salad greens? Looks like 3 would do it. I can fit 6 bins in a 21 cu ft chest freezer with a temp controller. $600 at H Depot, might get 2 then I'm set for pastured pork when I scale up to a walk-in.

[@robertveronda4225]

I've seen you address insect prevention but how do you handle voles/moles? I have blown them up, used solar powered vibration, flushed them out with water but still lose way too much to them.

[@hoofarted5809]

Onya Curtis. You're the maaaan. Oooohh...by the way - nice tie dyed singlet. Maroon & aqua on white I believe ??? Very "shagadelic" Curtis. Yeeaah baby yeeeeeaaaahh !!!! ;)

[@ASA300k]

Hi Curtis, thank you for all the great videos - its really helping me get setup for next year on top of the info in your book. Some questions re: the paperpot string. You said you are pulling out the paperpot strings - whats your reason behind that? Just that you don´t want residue? Or the glue not decomposing? What do you do with the pulled out strings? Can you safely compost them? Any idea how long they take to break down when left in the soil?

[@offgridcurtisstone]

Just cause it'll mess up the bed prep the next time around. Easier to pull it out, then to work around it.

[@11bayrat]

Grate video thanks!Do u have a video on license/permit. Inspectors to get started? I'm in NY

[@PintOfBass4l]

How do you split the water bill for the plots you rent? I'v watched most of the videos on your channel and I can't recall if you have mentioned that.

[@trlcjm2723]

Do you harvest the green butter and red butter salanova with the greens harvester as well with the green and red crispy??

[@ricforest3879]

Hey Curtis, thanks for your videos! I notice there is not always a net on your arugula... is the flea beetle only an occasional threat in your area? especialy since you're hot and dry these days... over here they poke holes in just about all cruciferous vegetables leaves the minute they are not covered!

[@offgridcurtisstone]

+Ric Forest we've been very lucky with flea beetle. It's never been an issue in the city for me. All of my previous farm sites in the country were horrible though.

[@KALSINFILMS]

Hey Curtis, Any feedback on your side regarding having had covercrops last winter?

[@frugalfarmer7046]

Do you order custom landscape fabric that is already 36" wide?

[@av7575]

Hi Curtis, Do you ever have wireworm damage on your root veggies?

[@kyleslifestyle8541]

Hey Curtis. I wanted to get into farming for recreational purposes. Really I think our economy is going to have the biggest crash in all of history within the next year, so I'm prepping. My grandparents own 15 acres of land in Missouri here in the states. My grandpa agreed to give me 1 acre to farm (Which is more than I need I think.) I have 2 questions. To start, the town where the land is has a population of 2k people and it's a 3 hour drive to the closest major city. I know I'll have to sell some of my harvest so that I can break even and replant. I only want to break even so I can keep as much food stocked as possible while eliminating my expense collumn. Second, how long can I freeze greens for?? Or are there better ways to store greens like lettus, basil, turnips ect?

[@tpsu129]

Do the paper strips come out easily or do they decompose fast?

[@cornerhillfarm4091]

I do this so I can tarp 1 bed at a time.

[@TheChrisomo]

hey curtis how come u don't have flea beetles on the brassicas. Is your region flea beetle free?

[@pierre-oliviercomeau5277]

netting

[@TheChrisomo]

yeah but he is growing them without it seems, I do use nets. I was just curious

[@user-xd2by2yl6q]

First

[@topptv814]

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