Seed to Harvest: Building an Entire Homestead Plan From Scratch

[@steveo_o6707]

I jumped right into the lifetime... there is so much that is useful with this app.

[@carl3241]

This is life changing!!! This is Beautiful!

[@seedtimeplanner]

Thanks so much for the comment! It is our joy to serve!!

[@keithcarey6016]

If you're looking at these after the event. A link into the next class right in the description would be helpful for folks who stumble upon this after the event.

[@keithcarey6016]

Row and plan spacing is great for field farming, but for raised beds maybe a square food gardening default would be useful for your customers?

[@baltimorehopedealer]

Thanks for posting. This is a very helpful video because, frankly, there wasn't enough posted about the layout to make a purchase decision without it. Also - garlic is a pretty standard crop. Why is that only available as a custom crop?

[@keithcarey6016]

granularity of the inventory is something you might want to consider. seed packets (like 25-50 seeds) is relevant to a home gardener, but 2-5lb bags of seeds is relevant to the microgreens gardener. BTW, indoor growing trays is another aspect to consider in your layout program.

[@keithcarey6016]

new to your product, but seems to me defaulting some of these interesting things like asparagus and garlic is a key value add for newish gardeners like myself. 4 years into a backyard raised bed garden and we put our first garlic bed in last October. If we could keep the chickens from pruning the green stalks they'd be looking really good in our false spring right now.

[@arwenundomiel8973]

Does Stephen have a Homesteading website, social media profile, or a KZbin channel?

[@lindsaywarne1466]

how do you account for perennial plants? l ie. asparagus, strawberry, oregano, rhubarb etc etc. ive been playing around in it and I dont see a way to account for perennial crops as custom items within the scheduler how it is currently designed?

[@seedtimeplanner]

Great question! We don't currently have a built in way to do it, but you can kind of hack the system to add perennial crops by either adding them each year or setting the harvest to a very long period of time. Just some ideas!

[@keithcarey6016]

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