HYDROPONIC Farm Tour

[@breng5222]

This is so informative. Thank you for showing me a new place to pick my produce.

[@TheFarmacy]

This place is definitely a great place to go in the Fall and Spring!

[@MsCommonweal]

Fantastic video! Thx for posting.

[@TheFarmacy]

Brian Lacey thanks for watching!

[@luisc7038]

Great video, enjoyed it all!

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@abhiban66]

Beautiful hydroponic farm tour for my interns, in this lockdown times. 💐 Thanks, sharing with them. 🙏

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much for watching! What type of interns do you have? Are you farming as well?

[@antoniodeoliveira6424]

great video I love the stuff you have in the ground keep the weeds away from growing great place I love it

[@TheFarmacy]

Antonio De Oliveira thank you so much! It is a great farm!

[@swiftbuilders2775]

Just started strawberry farming. Lovely video!

[@TheFarmacy]

Congratulations on starting your farming adventure!

[@mroskr4887]

I enjoyed the video. She definitely seemed a bit rushed vs his chill love for his work. But this was still inspiring. Great work brother!

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@BigBirdy100]

Great video. You are a great interviewer. You must have majored in communicatios.

[@eugenewolbert2587]

EXCELLENT seeing such beautiful crops being produced without being drowned in pesticides and chemicals they shouldn't be. Food to feed your family without woring. good Job.

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much! And we agree, such a great and healthy way to produce food that you can feel great about eating.

[@varsam]

Actually no, this is the same exept he plant more plants on less space, everyting else is the same. If he doesnt use pesticides every 6/14 days all the production will be trown away. Do you see how the plants are perfect green, no dead leafs and so on, constant feeding whit minerals, nutreans and etc.(fertilizers). And theres noting bad in this, when its controled whit respected quarantine term, you protect the plants, the harvest and the soil.

[@pramodtambat6134]

Nice tour. Beautiful farm.

[@Lovepodcast101]

I love your work!

[@TheFarmacy]

Thank you so much for watching! More videos to come!

[@nickyjam770]

I could be wrong, but I have a gut feeling that Jared can grow some high quality cannabis... I don't know why. LOL

[@TheFarmacy]

Lol that may need to be his new side business 😂😂😂

i agree and i believe he and the host will make a nice couple

[@user-ed7ib4me5q]

Yes, look at his haircut) Obviously he grows cannabis in there) I believe the main cannabis factory is underground. He uses strawberries to camouflage his main business!

[@nickyjam770]

@@TheFarmacy Btw, being serious now, this video gave me the urge to start planting now.... subscribed.

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks for watching and for the laughs 😂

[@sunrisetechnology2740]

Good work dear

[@arvindthakore6065]

You should have shown how the pots were set, how the watering is done. It is very cool farm.

[@marilynblackwell802]

I love your video, and the place where everything is grown is so organized. I live in Texas and now we're having a varied mix of cold rain and humidity on different days. Is there anyway I can purchase a startup of vegetables like purpletop turnip greens, tomatoes, lettuce, and collard greens for growing purposes?

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much! If you contact Bekemeyer Family Farm at 407 917 8068 they may be able to send those to you!

[@DB-zh3ti]

I would like to know more about the vertical containers, Where do you get them and how are they setup.

[@TheFarmacy]

The stacks are from a company called Hydro Stacker out of Bradenton Florida. The company helps you with initial setup and they have a very helpful website!

[@jaitzu2173]

Any video showing how he sets up his grow towers? How iitss watered etc.

[@benjiefernando2449]

So nice farm and clean

[@TheFarmacy]

Yes it is! They can grow so much there, it’s amazing.

[@agussaid7773]

Amazing

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@0110rroberts]

on a serious note, when i think of hydroponic I'm thinking of roots in straight water that continuously cycles and recycles through and open or closed system. this style of farming i would call vertical farming with automatic watering or self watering container farming but it's not true hydroponic. no hate or animus intended I just was expecting zero soil and a circulating watering system.

[@kishanorganicfarming7945]

Great farming variety in strawberry and maximum temperature in strawberry

[@xiantian4748]

Nice

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks for watching!

[@noelhamilton8332]

The farmacy would loved to hear how the operation works. Number of staff etc thanks noel

[@TheFarmacy]

I will try to find out all of this exact information from you! It's not a large staff at all, around 5-8 total, and they don't all work at once! When we go to the farm there are usually 2-3 people there at a time.

[@radhakrishnanom6176]

I'm from Kerala. Ur plant planning very good

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much! The farm does an excellent job

[@sanadxb7140]

radhakrishnan madhavan where is this Kerala ??

[@samuelngumbi4452]

This is inspiring

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks Samuel!

[@theqbits1229]

Very cute kid

[@TheFarmacy]

Awww thanks so much 😊

[@MiraflorSaldua]

Sweet guy when he gave tomato to the cameraman.

[@TheFarmacy]

;)

[@RiskyR1CH]

must have been that good

[@mauktirammauktiram1442]

Hi miraflor saldua

[@MiraflorSaldua]

@@mauktirammauktiram1442 hello. 🤗🤗🤗

[@cortezturner6138]

Nice video. How do you deal with hurricanes and protecting the farm?

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much for watching! Hurricanes are tough. Basically you just have to tie down what could fly away, and pray for the damage to be low. Removing any empty containers etc helps too.

[@radhakrishnanom6176]

Beautiful

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much!

[@bigdaddytheprofessor1651]

Great job

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@bigdaddytheprofessor1651]

@@TheFarmacy I watched it again with my Mom Jersey Mama, loved it. we will have to come see you guys when we are around there.

[@TheFarmacy]

That would be awesome!! Definitely come by and see us!

[@richardadd8131]

Cute couple. 🥂

[@TheFarmacy]

Ha! We aren't a couple but thank you anyway :)

[@seanray3333]

What part of Florida is this?

[@jasonmorgan75]

Love this design. Seems like it could be made one off for home

[@TheFarmacy]

Definitely! Thanks for watching.

[@jaisonfernando2481]

In hydroponics seem all are using synthetic nutrients, then how it will be a organic farming. is it really organic farming?

[@Prakaz]

Great video..! Which variety of strawberry are they growing?

[@TheFarmacy]

They grow several types... we will have to ask exactly what kind since he didn't mention that!

[@Prakaz]

@@TheFarmacy thank you. Would it be possible to ask them?

[@TheFarmacy]

Just did! They said they use FL 127

[@Prakaz]

@@TheFarmacy thanks so much.. Really appreciate it 🤗

[@benjiefernando2449]

New subriber

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks for the sub!

[@mosesthimba6703]

i like,i really like.

[@lhartoko]

Kerenz .... From Indonesia

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks for watching all the way from Indonesia!

[@davidbaker4879]

Love your video

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much for watching! Stay tuned for more to come

[@dionkungu2752]

Hi, @Farmacy could you quote, how much money for the whole setup ?

[@TheFarmacy]

If you contact Bekemeyer Family Farm in Winter Garden they will be able to help you with that!

[@JunPetsWorld]

I hope the Philippines do the same.

[@TheFarmacy]

That would be awesome!

[@rogercutler2033]

What type of media are the strawberries grown in and surprised that the solution drops to the ground ?

[@TheFarmacy]

Its like a peat type of dirt, and most of the vertical stands do have another type of produce growing at the bottom in a pot to catch all of the leftovers from the drip!

[@rogercutler2033]

Thank you. Happy Xmas

[@andylee484]

Coco coirs are used a lot in hydroponics as a growth medium due to their neutral PH and superior water retention.

[@lastboomer6164]

would have liked to see how the hydroponic tower was working.

[@TheFarmacy]

We missed getting a close up of that, but basically there is a line drip that starts at the top of the tower and feeds down to the pots. Its very simple and uses very little water/soil.

[@abideenade1758]

Are you really saying in the video that hydroponics plants attract less bugs and requiring little or no chemical spray, even when most of the plants are out in the open. Great video well presented.

[@TheFarmacy]

Abideen Ade yes! Since the soil is very minimal, it doesn’t attract as many bugs as other pests like soil does. These plants require very little in terms of pest control and they can use organic pesticides when needed. Thank you so much for watching and for the feedback!

[@abubakerkamal4924]

I like it it's great video and so educational.. It's less in all but much production.. What about strawberry 🍓?

[@TheFarmacy]

Thank you so much for watching! They do grow strawberries as well, using the same growing methods.

[@lydiaka7923]

Please can I ask you,can you give me a website of this farm ?I want to come and visit too please

[@TheFarmacy]

Hi! The farm is Bekemeyer Family Farm in Winter Garden FL! They don't have a website but you can find them on Facebook.

[@md.mahfuzalam28]

Very good job.... Can u tell me plz... How much litter nutrients mixing water needed one tower....??? ( start planting to end of harvesting ) & how much plant's in one tower...??? Plz answer me... Thanks...

[@TheFarmacy]

Hi! Depending on the plant type, each will fit usually around 16 -20 per tower (lettuce for example) If you contact the farm directly they will have more info regarding nutrient ratios for one tower! facebook.com/BFFWG/

[@hightrees2592]

I would say Rabbits would have a great time

[@TheFarmacy]

Yes they would! LOL

[@ABosch-lg2pr]

Especially if they know how to use ladders

[@yugofarms1916]

Great. Which country is this

[@ozskeeter]

2:27 .. Florida (US)

[@TheFarmacy]

Yes it's in Winter Garden, Florida USA

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks for answering!

[@HacBabannMutfag]

güzel

[@TheFarmacy]

thanks so much!

[@gautammandewalker8935]

No cilantro and other herbs?

[@TheFarmacy]

You can absolutely grow herbs in these same towers, I don't think they had any growing at the time of the filming. Seasonally cilantro, oregano, parsley, basil, all grow really well this way.

[@gautammandewalker8935]

The Farmacy good to know. I practice Natural farming in India. I am Into production and retail both. Having hard time growing cilantro and fenugreek. Was curious to know. Though I may never adopt commercial hydroponics.

[@stsnspecht596]

mmm strawberries

[@TheFarmacy]

:) Our favorite!

[@vivekk232]

Mam plz writing nuterient ratio list for different plant

[@TheFarmacy]

There were a lot of different produce plants here, if you let us know specifically which ones you'd like we can try to find this for you ;)

[@bulmasmgreen9813]

flat earthers call it dirt..normal people call it soil.

[@TheFarmacy]

Haven’t heard that before 😉

[@engrbilalahmedawan1315]

Gorgeous girl 😀

[@TheFarmacy]

Thank you!

[@liamduncan732]

Respect to all but I am not American ! I am British Irish. I live in Poland in the EU. CET.

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks for watching!

[@radhakrishnanom6176]

👁️

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks for watching ;)

[@sunrisetechnology2740]

Hi

[@marineboy9795]

Sorry she shld hv heard him carefully to his delivering info abt farming than talking something unknown areas.

[@liamzhang5274]

weed barrier

[@TheFarmacy]

Let us know if you have a question about that!

[@liamzhang5274]

@@TheFarmacy What size is the longest used landscape fabric ?

[@matthewchapman896]

UUUHmmm....

[@TheFarmacy]

😂

[@NoorKhan-nw3hb]

The host is too hot 🥵 r u single honey 🍯?????

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks, but she's taken! lol

[@sunrisetechnology2740]

Plssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss give me this farmer mobile no