FULL INTERVIEW with Kyle and Mel from Nye Ranch Farm in Northern California!

[@dmiller9786]

Well done farm and well done video production. I suggest the question "What do you know now that you wish you had known when you started?". Everyone who has started a business has an informative answer.

[@FarmersFriend]

Great question! Note taken.

[@laciethomas6197]

Great video! The story telling is amazing. The way you capture the farm and farmer is so relatable.

[@FarmersFriend]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MissM025x]

Beautiful story and a lovely couple. Amazing to see how much hard work and love goes into farms!

[@FarmersFriend]

Thank you so much!

[@dayglowfunkyjunky]

Really like this story! It's my dream to start my own farm. I've saved about 25k. Two things you have that you can be thankful for are the 'family land' and you have each other. The more I'm formulating my plan to start a farm the more I realise that it will be impossible without someone to help me. Most of the farmers I follow have a wife or partner to help in some way. I think doing something like this alone will kill my dream because of the loneliness and isolation that can happen on a farm.

[@FarmersFriend]

Hey Phil, thanks for sharing! Regarding the land, you might consider asking around to see if any friends or neighbors have some land they would be welling to rent/lease to you to grow on. This can be a great way to get started, learn, and make mistakes so that you'll be a lot smarter once you do get onto your own land someday. Regarding loneliness/isolation, I think you may be surprised how a garden/farm can be a magnet to attract people. It's very possible that you will find people who want to volunteer part time just to have something to do outdoors away from the computer. (I don't know where you're located, but I have seen this type of thing in cities here in the USA) I hope this at least gives you some ideas to think about! All the best to you!

[@megmcguireme]

I tried joining farmers only for the same reason, but it wasn't helpful lol.

[@jamesbrown3621]

Love hearing your story of how you have came so far from where you started. Just goes to show people that you can do whatever you set your mind to do. Look forward to see what is coming this year on the farm.

[@FarmersFriend]

Thanks for sharing!

[@alruiz5811]

Congratulations!! this is a very inspirational story. Thank you for sharing.

[@FarmersFriend]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnrollins6698]

Good Luck on your new farm. I am starting my farm this year and I can't wait. Wishing you the best.

[@FarmersFriend]

Thanks, you too!

[@LandElevated]

Lovely family. Your story gives inspiration to those who are planning to live in rural. We would love to share this with our customers who bought vacant land from us and planning to live away from the city. They will surely get awesome ideas from your videos. Great job!

[@MatthewCharlesGorham]

Great interview. Very happy for Kyle, Mel, and Rosemary!

[@FarmersFriend]

Thank you!

[@vijaykumar7533]

Nice video and so lovely family God bless you

[@FarmersFriend]

Thank you so much 😊

[@defnebasarir]

*Hello from Turkey*

[@FarmersFriend]

Hello from the USA. :)

[@edwardwest1543]

Good luck with your new start Family really is important xx

[@FarmersFriend]

Yes! Thank you!

[@-sinner6067]

belated Merry Christmas n belated healthy new year anyone all of you ❤️

[@migyurlhamo]

Real Happiness.!

[@СергейЗамахов-в8г]

And hard work

[@gunawandaulay9641]

Good luck always. I am a farmer friend from Indonesia

[@FarmersFriend]

Thanks, Gunawan!

[@gunawandaulay9641]

@@FarmersFriend 👉🔴⚫️

[@ezfarmland_naturals]

Videography is more attractive Now i am doing youth farmers successful stories.now am following your videography style

[@reginaldobatista8461]

I from Brazil.

[@FarmersFriend]

Welcome!

[@rahulchaudhary8840]

Namaste, I am from India and A little farme , kindly give me a knowledge about scientific farming . my name is Rahul ,

[@JeramiId]

I have videos of agriculture and animal husbandry in Indonesia, still traditional

[@ratanaksokun5731]

Beautiful 🥰 that's my dream I really want to be

[@FarmersFriend]

Go for it!

[@Khansn-rg8sx]

😍💐👌

[@ges8790]

Everyone acts like it’s easy to start a farm. They always leave out that family land part ......

[@FarmersFriend]

Starting a farm is hard... I've visited dozens of farms and haven't heard anyone say it was easy. I think a crucial skill for farmers to have is resourcefulness. Whether it's family that owns land, or friends or neighbors; leasing/renting land can be a fantastic way to start getting experience with farming before you are ready to buy your own land. There are so many farmers that start this way and I have heard many say that looking back it was a blessing that they could learn on someone else's land so they don't have to make as many mistakes on their own land.

[@angaragburagohain3515]

Trying out for a year.. its really hard.. the weather takes toll.. but i choose to not give up.. i need to complete this dream

[@zeroatlast]

i need to find girl like mel