Planning for a Successful Winter Growing Season

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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 super 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 a tractor and uses mostly hand tools.
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[@ThisBeautifulFarmLife]

Super helpful! This is my first winter with a cold tunnel. Very productive considering we decided to put it up late September but some things have been slow because of late start. Will be better planned next summer. Love all your experience and ideas.

[@willypelly85]

Love the video... and the best part is definitively the interruption at 9:33! I see the legit happiness that we've all experienced when finding a long-lost tool. Well played keeping that in!

[@markgabbard3697]

Stopping A video for the kid is great

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

Great video I needed this education thank you so much God bless

[@dres.robertyerinbyram7555]

Great video! Thanks for explaining in detail.

[@briansakurada2823]

Actually here in japan celery stalks are usually sold individually. So I've been doing it two winters now and I'm the only local farmer doing it so it's one of my best crops.

[@thewildingslanding]

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@charlesvickers4804]

Thanks now to figure a tool bar mount. Wish I could walk that much. I spend alot of time on hands and knees and scooting in the isles.

[@justing6614]

Love your work connor!!!

[@actual5186]

Just stumbled upon your channel, AMAZING content. Instant subscriber!

[@croftplumbing4848]

Kid's are the best👍😎

[@richstone2627]

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. It is greatly appreciated.

[@mirosllaw61]

Hi Conor. I am extremely enjoying watching your channel and learning :-) Please let me know where are you buying seads ? I am afraid to buy some seeds in the supermatket. Thank you.

[@chantallachance4905]

Thank you for a lot of informations I live in Quebec Canada and its going to be my second winter crop and not the last one:)

[@briantorsell]

The quality of cinematography is on high a level as the information presented in the video. Thanks for sharing!

[@ernie1027b]

Wow Conor! Very good overview and sharing of your expertise. You rock IT👍👍👍

[@OrganicallyAnn]

Thank u again Connor!!! I’m definitely going to start planing my beds for this winter.

[@tombosir603]

Very informative and practical content. I will try the crops recommended for constant supply of greens over winter.

[@Ethan-wx7is]

Lived in China and fell in love with tatsoi and one other plant similar tasting to it, in Chinese it translated to chicken feather vegetable, but not sure of it's really name

[@korymund3217]

Thank you for all your wisdom. Its helping build inspiration to dive into.growing vegetables. Question I live in a small town in saskatchewan zone 4 I believe. Wondering if I am able to keep the houses warm enough theough a minutes 40 winter

[@mazharabbas2345]

Love your work. Surely visit your facility & looking forward to your guidance

[@gardengirl7083]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing.

[@FensterfarmGreenhouse]

Great advice Conor. I will always error on the early start for winter crops. Starting late has never been good for us here.Thanks brother!Chuck

[@floatinglotusfarmstead]

I tried starting celery twice already starting last week of June, then again 20 days later, both fails. Am I too late to start them again for winter/even early spring production, I'm in Maryland going into second season going year round, super appreciate your free lessons, as soon as we are able to get that kind of money together I will be taking your course.

[@bencapozzi]

I was wondering about celery!! Thank you!!

[@buck187uga]

Thank you for sharing you are the best

[@croftplumbing4848]

Great video thanks 👍

[@timgranvillani4851]

Great video 😊

[@Horse237]

Organic celery has anti-aging properties when juiced. See Rhonda Patrick's videos on smoothies.

[@JDK45ACP]

Thank you very much for the videos and your channel, sir. A quick question if you have time: Once your farm gets to a certain size, such as yours has, are you able to take time off for vacation or camping etc? Or are you tied to the farm 24/7/365? Thanks in advance.

[@chrislangdell117]

Very cool. Two questions. Does Red Russian kale over winter well. Have you had any luck with the late season into winter with the Russian and Siberian bred tomatoes?. Supposed to be 65 days and very cold hardy.

[@blanknoriega5726]

Great stuff! What variety of onion do you recommend for over wintering?

[@NeversinkFarm]

Bridger

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

I've used Kentucky Hill and Greeley's pretty successfully, and I've heard that Forum, Desert Sunrise, and Bridger work well!

[@foodforhumans9152]

Conor you said carrots seeded around Thanksgiving might be ready in April, are you using a bolt resistant variety as my experience is that they will bolt if planted earlier than december

[@NeversinkFarm]

I start last week with n November and seed right through the winter. We harvest before any bolting

[@foodforhumans9152]

@@NeversinkFarm interesting, I trialed an option Nantes type and some mokum mid November and the Nantes bolted badly but the few mokum that germinated didn't bolt, I am going to use gold finger this year as I have heard great things and it is also bolt resistant. Supposed to be as good tasting as mokum and about as quick to mature but double the yield in trials with stronger tops

[@campyper5299]

Are these videos available via any medium aside from KZbin? I can no longer support their tyranny. Thanks.