Jean-Martin Fortier, The Market Gardener: Six Figure Farming (Part 3 of 5)

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@newrevivalist
@newrevivalist 6 жыл бұрын
Bless you JMF! You've paid your dues and instead of being secretive you share the details with others. Love your system. If I were young enough I'd go to farming. So I'm applying it to a large vegetable garden. Thanks again. I'm taking notes.
@donaldleggett
@donaldleggett 9 жыл бұрын
Thank you for posting this. An amazing companion to the book.
@RafsKitchenGardenChannel
@RafsKitchenGardenChannel 8 жыл бұрын
Making your own compost is indeed tricky part will try to start my own pile this year and see how it goes, I'm using horse manure this year and already have anew batch delivered which will be hot composted hopefully there will be less weeds in it. Great to see how Jean is preparing the beds. This whole presentation is amazing !
@rekostarr7149
@rekostarr7149 6 жыл бұрын
1. Aha moment with the uv treated silage tarps to take care of the weeds is so amazing! 2. Flail mower ok cool. 3. Agronomists to test soil composition ok.
@TheHistoryofPropaganda
@TheHistoryofPropaganda 6 жыл бұрын
Jean-Martin Fortier: Small tip regarding tarps. We at Hell's Half Acre Urban Farms visit the lumber yards here in Kelowna and pick up of their used lumber covers for free. They give them away. They may be a little thinner than what you have but they also don't breathe, they are black, lightweight and the results speak for themselves - dead weeds in two to three weeks. I just uncovered a bed yesterday, weeds fried right to the tip of the roots! So save your money, go to a lumber yard. The only draw back is that they aren't super large and they aren't standardized to 30" beds, they are standardized for lumber. But, when balancing the cost advantage versus the small hassle of using multiple tarps it is a no-brainer.
@dustinstephens8659
@dustinstephens8659 5 жыл бұрын
His entire system is built on efficiency of time and movement, he expressed how he was fine paying 3000 dollars for tarps because it pays back in labor. Can't make it to 5 o'clock beer if you're busy burying extra tarps.
@FreeRange1234
@FreeRange1234 6 жыл бұрын
I love this, I wish everyone would do this, with the subtitles of the questions.
@demammoet
@demammoet 8 жыл бұрын
If you are wondering about composting. I'm pretty sure I see the farmers here in Northern Holland do it all the time. They just take manure and mix it with hay, can't tell you wet or dry, they tightly seal it under a tarp and place heavy tires over the sides. It always stays warm and doesn't wash away. I think they do it like that because it seems to be a construct and forget thing. This is then used once a year to reinvigorate the grazing lands.
@alexheffron1950
@alexheffron1950 8 жыл бұрын
+demammoet Ideally you want 1/3 green veg waste, 1/3 manure and 1/3 carbon source - sawdust, woodchip, straw etc. and water it loads whilst building it. turn once a week I think, and it should be ready pretty quick if you've got the right 'ingredients.'
@numbereight886
@numbereight886 8 жыл бұрын
Earthworms definitely take vegetation down into the ground, my lawn mowing clippings disappear over night and on a house we were renovating we'd stripped the top layer of topsoil off and you could see leaves from the tree sticking up out of their burrowed holes. They are industrious little animals and invaluable to good land management... and they work for free!
@ph.d.browne235
@ph.d.browne235 6 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your time. Could you please add links for when you mention products? Like for the power harrow and such as well as organizations you work with like in you mentioned in your earlier videos. Thank you again.
@laureecoleman8486
@laureecoleman8486 4 жыл бұрын
How did you go about getting your grant? I have six acres that I would like to get started next year.
@RRFKgames
@RRFKgames 3 жыл бұрын
40:50 - beet seed to indicate carrots emerging. Brilliant.
@joebobjenkins7837
@joebobjenkins7837 7 жыл бұрын
quick question with any monetary figures. are these net or gross? when you own your own business 100k is equivalent to a 50k salary. 100k in sales is even less.
@decostadavis5030
@decostadavis5030 4 жыл бұрын
This is my favorite thing farm experience yess 🙏🏽😀😀😁
@andreacioni305
@andreacioni305 3 жыл бұрын
Biochar? Do you ever use it?
@nickrichards1802
@nickrichards1802 8 жыл бұрын
So a Harrow is kind of like a tilther but with a garden tractor?
@jannespot
@jannespot 6 жыл бұрын
A power harrow moves the top inch or few inches enough that it kills the weeds. It is a very practical implement for the BCS walk-behind tractor
@michaelc2509
@michaelc2509 5 жыл бұрын
is plastic on all winter?
@frankfromupstateny3796
@frankfromupstateny3796 5 жыл бұрын
I'd say that "we should trial....." How about we "trial - functional medicine", which includes a strict calorie exchange of the S.A.D.of McDonald's for real food. Our food chain is broken....and therefore, so are we. McDonald's food, should be food....no...it's not even good enough for our chickens!
@budwhyy9016
@budwhyy9016 3 жыл бұрын
i mean i love all the info and will most def apply it in my venture ... but for a farmer, he's kinnda arrogant you know or probably like all the other Canadians, he forgot his daily dose of Tim hortons. damn Jean-martin Fortier, go easy, people just wanna ask you questions cause they are interested.
@rusticrangebear372
@rusticrangebear372 7 ай бұрын
Bad Eye Deer
@frankfromupstateny3796
@frankfromupstateny3796 8 жыл бұрын
FOLKS....try this too....visit "Garden of Eden" for more information....on alternatives to tillage for stuff like "apple trees, pear trees, etc. Large trees can be pruned to amend growth patterns.....and using "cover crops" is not as viable for trees...but "wood chips......aaaahhhhhhHHH!" Wood chips cover the soil...acting as an insulator....keeping the soil damp and hotter than without it....also...the breakdown of the chips provides years round fertilizer too! Question.....?? Does God fertilize the forest? No...leaves and wood chips 'drop' and add consistent fertilizer.... Bottom line.....uncovered soil is dead, or will be very quickly. 1) bacteria don't like it.....they feed the larger "critters; nematodes, etc. 2) the plants don't like being cold.... 3) worms like dark, damp, loose conditions...augmented by coverings. 4) coverings,....speed up reactions....heat in/on this earth....speeds up reactions universally- just like an enzyme(s) do. 5) God wants our planting to be done once....then leave it...let nature mature the soil...but one needs "coverings...on everything". Nice video. Don't forget to visit....www.BackToEden.com
@rusticrangebear372
@rusticrangebear372 7 ай бұрын
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