Building Soil on an Urban Farm | San Diego Seed Company

[@3v388]

Thank you so much for sharing this. We live in the South bay area and the soil is exactly like those. I can't wait to show this video to my friends and families. We need good ground/soil to hold onto the rain, otherwise it just get washed away.

[@cpnotill9264]

Thanks Jesse for sharing her urban farm, another hard working smart farmer. Love it!!!!!

[@cqammaz53]

I enjoy listening to her because her struggles and goals are my struggles and goals. Thanks for sharing

[@homermtz]

I like her attitude

[@charlesvickers4804]

Her being from Kansas , her energy and the way she talks reminds me of Abby the spoon lady here on you tube that is also from kansas. Nice system she has going there.

[@notillgrowers]

Abby is so awesome! Saw her on the streets of Asheville playing once and it was mind blowing.

[@SgtSnausages]

Chips, chips, chips! They're great on our shit-clay. Been using 'em in the home/personal/family garden for near a decade. Finally made a friend in the Arborist business to where I could scale it up to The Market Garden last year. Trials went better than expected. By the end of this year we're gonna have 1/3 or so of our production beds under chip. Why not all? Because seeders, that's why. Would recommend befriending a local Arborist. ... and a local Cattleman ... and a local Horse boarder Free soil is the shit ... HEADS UP: A **LOT** of labor though. I envy you folk with good native/natural soil.

[@oby-1607]

Looks pretty healthy from this viewpoint.

[@infiniteadam7352]

I love Weeds, I hand pull them and bury them, if they have seeds I put the seeds in the trash but I stay ontop of it so its really rare... I see it as free organic matter...

[@fiorevitola880]

Valy Girl! LOL

[@neilcalliou896]

Ah man, where can I find a woman like her!