Home Garden Course - Compost

“Neversink Farm, Gardening Basics” is a series of videos intended for backyard gardeners growing food for the family and for enjoyment. Follow along as I use my many years of experience as a farmer to grow vegetables in my family garden.
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Conor Crickmore quit his job in the city and moved to the country. There he started an organic farm from scratch and never looked back.
His farm became successful due to his simple systems. He now works to help small farms succeed. His a well known educator throughout the world in small scale market farming and has been very successful at earning a good living growing vegetables on a small plot. He farms without tillage and uses mostly hand tools.
He also designs tools and hosts online courses in farming and gardening.
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[@gregspitler1436]

He's the Bob Ross of gardening!

[@edwardreedy]

I'm really enjoying these. Good info to be had here.

[@SgtSnausages]

Can't make enough compost. I feel like I'm in The Compost Business rather than The Growing Business. Farming is really just supply and logistics. Acquire a bunch of shit (sometimes literally - cow shit, chicken shit, horse shit ...) and haul/move it around from place to place.

[@mazharabbas2345]

Love ❤️ your videos. Hopefully 🤞 I will be one of your success story.

[@mollytheda9273]

As always, excellent content. Have been an avid gardener for years and learn something new every time. Wondering your perspective on biochar? Thank you!

[@peace4peaceful]

I only just found your channel when I heard of wind strip trays. I'm glad I did. I follow no dig. Just from this year. I'm growing things ok..but not great. Something is missing. My compost is mainly dried grass, fresh grass, weeds and cow manure. I put my ingredients into a large cardboard veg box 3ft high by 4ft square. I leave it a week then turn it once a week. After a month I leave it sit..covered by a tarp. Three or fours months it's ready to use. The other method I use is to make a big pile. Wet it and turn it with my tractor once a month and wet it. It stays there for a year at least. I will try a pipe as you have done. Fairly new to gardening. So I am still trying to get things working well. My young plants have three main problems. Catapillars, flea beetles and hoppers. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I hope to get a market garden going as soon as I have mastered growing good food. 🙂

[@FourSeasonFarming]

Thanks for sharing

[@patrickbrideauful]

Hi my friend. Thank for all your video. Simple and easyto understand. I am wondering do you make compost or worm tea for your garden?😊

[@je-fq7ve]

if you added a 90 degree elbow and another piece of perforate pipe that goes to daylight would pull a lot more air thru the stack.

[@ddubsr5886]

12:30 how does it reduce and protect from rodents as you say? Arnt they attracted to this food source

[@cheesekake1841]

What is the white pipe for and why do you need it?

[@Homestead_Haven]

You should have told people about turning their pile to get it to heat up again

[@1337farm]

BEWARE: I had a tree service drop about 100 yards of wood chips in a pile. The pile caught fire because it was too big and was not turned. My idea was I would let the pile rest for 2 years and then use. Little did I know it could self combust from composting heat