Layout of Neversink farm. How and why.

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Conor Crickmore is a well known educator in small scale market farming and has been very successful at earning a good living growing vegetables on a small plot. He farms without a tractor. He also designs tools and hosts online courses in farming and gardening.
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Equipment I use at Neversink Farm
Greens Harvestor - bit.ly/2v1A7sr
Paperpot - paperpot.co/
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Sillage Tarps - bit.ly/2v1A7sr

[@zo3n1kos]

I have .33 acres at my house where I am going to start a small cut flower and vegetable/herb farm.I also have 130 acres a mile away.I am watching all of your videos!I am 46 and just finishing an agribusiness technology degree.I have loved to grow things all my life.Thank you for all of the information.We just purchased a flame weeder hood at the small farm where I work.Cant wait to use it!

[@lisajodoin1734]

Your information is so helpful. Just know that there are many of us paying attention to your advice.

[@SM-ho3bv]

You have given me hope of possibilities. I can't express the "Thank You" in the time taken to produce these videos. Like many other's, finding like-minded people in the world to share the same dreams are motivating.

[@danielparraz1155]

Your info has helped me streamline how my farm is setup. I now consider all the items you mention when doing anything, from placement, dimensions, time/distance of a structure or task, it's really has been a mind shift.

[@DeerParkFarmstead]

Well thought out. It’s so helpful to have people such as yourself help others not to make mistakes when starting out. I started on a 1/4 acre plot and upgrading to 6 acres. I’m still keeping it small on an 1 1/2 acre and going from there. Thank you!

[@rfrederick01]

Hi Conor, your videos are truly outstanding. This was an excellent description for laying out your farm. I absolutely love the efficiency aspects of everything you are teaching. I hope to build a small botanical garden for raising and selling flowers. Thank you for sharing your information.

[@kimcrotty7170]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom!

[@richstone2627]

Very intelligent and efficient design. Gives me something to think about as I scale up. Thank you

[@1happycountrymom677]

What a cool old barn. Quaint.

[@neilellis812]

would like to see more content .thanks nice job

[@Vermontpureherbs]

I love your details and explanation. Very helpful thank you . Peace, from a vermonter farmer. 💚

[@Reciprocity_Soils]

Thanks for the clarity and guidance. Immensely help ideas that continue to assist so many. Peace and health.

[@John-zh6ld]

Excellent advice. First farm had no buildings and it was hard.

[@jtoddjb]

I'm in this process right now and starting to see the little stakes I've been using to mark things out in my sleep

[@colleenrodamer6230]

Water is my problem right now but I’m working on it by the end of this yr we b up n running

[@mrsgreen1653]

All good advice. Thanks for sharing your insight 👍🏽

[@backyardgarden9230]

Thank you for all infos and advice, very helpful.

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

I'm currently dealing with north facing doors in 4 stall garage/workshop. I'll have to put doors on south side. Lots to consider I guess. Thankfully, I have a centrally located house & garage on this 10 acre property.

[@bbeenn]

This is a wonderful video are great info! Thank you!

[@feliciawinslett4291]

Love the advice on laying out property. Would you recommend drilling a well, using our county water or setting up a rain catchment system for watering plants? Also, the greenhouses, how do you determine sizes for starting out? Thanks, Felicia

[@NeversinkFarm]

Well are the best but most expensive. Hoop house video coming soon

[@ZWATER1]

Ty

[@nkyhomesteading6500]

I see you have rows going in 2 different directions. How important is it in your opinion to stick with N to S configured rows? Seems a little old school to me. I feel as long as you put your shortest plants at the south side of the bed it should work fine.

[@NeversinkFarm]

I agree with you

[@aslankoksal5685]

hi ım from turkey ıam following your channel and ı want to make a small farm where should ı start can you give some advices

[@davidandrew6957]

I was curious if you utilized the river water in any way? Or if that's feasible or legal? Thanks.

[@NeversinkFarm]

It is legal but not very workable year round.