Farming Made Easier with a Rotary Plow!

[@anthonyvopat8916]

Great idea! Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to implementing this season

[@leifcatt]

The single string is a great idea.

[@janetteharris4475]

Why am I getting a ridge in the pathway using this on new rows?

[@stevenhendershot658]

When shaping two or more beds, does one alleyway get rotary plowed in both directions, or just one direction?

[@offgridcurtisstone]

Yes

[@stephanieraphael8338]

Steven Hendershot we're going half deep on the first pass up the path, and full depth on the second pass down the path. If you go full on the first then there's not much material to kick out on the second. Hope this helps.

[@stephanieraphael8338]

If you're working on a slope, say 3:1, the two passes per path doesn't work so well. Instead, do one shallow pass kicking soil downhill. This will help you keep straight although you'll need to circle around your area each time to come in the same direction.

[@Jacko_]

How long is the tool fixed to the BCS that help to follow the string ?

[@ryanwillett728]

That'll vary based on the size bed you're making... but a little trial and error would figure it out.

[@MandeepSingh-zs5ey]

Sir how we can add can make 1 millions from one acre with farming

[@MandeepSingh-zs5ey]

Eightosaurus Spelunk ..hello Sir I Am from India can u pls suggest me some farming ideas in which i can make millions from one acre of land in India... pls help me sir

[@MandeepSingh-zs5ey]

Eightosaurus Spelunk ..so can we make $200k-300k from vegetables farming is it possible or suggest me some other ideas to make $200-300k from 1 acre

[@jeffhendrickson5226]

Mandeep Sehgal lol. If your getting into farming to make millions your getting into it for the wrong reasons. Yes, in America it is a very fast growing industry, however, it's been widley discussed on forums about scaling up. There seems to be a sweet spot of small acreage farmers that make a good living, while still providing high quality food and lots of it. However, the more area you farm the more reliant you have to become on technology and human inputs. The former can become addictive and really lower the quality of food, and the latter, well let me just say I quit my job running a farm on Kauai because of having too many employees. My advice is that if you are interested in AG it's because of the work and the lifestyle. If your doing it for the money, you are kind of missing the point. No offense.

[@garya8845]

Build a an indoor grow system in a skyscraper with the bass of one acre and produce 1 million pound of parsley

[@ryanwillett728]

@@MandeepSingh-zs5ey His program is right here on youtube... all you need to know really. High rotation, high value crops sold close to where they are grown.

[@perfecttiming7104]

OMG GREAT VIDEO SIR I GAVE YOU A LIKE I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE OTHER VIDEOS IN THE FUTURE BYYYEEEEEE!!!!!!!

[@rossgreatpiceofkitkeepupth660]

I think the only way to make a small farm pay is to teach and charge other people how to do the same, which is fine, but my honest opinion is they would be better off watching your channel and spend there hard earned cash on more land ?

[@Smileyson58]

Why isn’t this Curtis stone the chef!!!!!

[@Smileyson58]

Eightosaurus Spelunk I wish it was the chef he’s hot

[@nageshwarangadi4819]

I made it in 4 wheel tractor

[@coffeebuzzz]

Need to use eye and ear protection, set a good example for students.

[@offgridcurtisstone]

Nobody uses that when running a BCS.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

Urban Farmer Curtis Stone you should in my experience

[@offgridcurtisstone]

I've found that in life it's better to worry about what you do then what others do. Those that are worried about eye and ear protection should wear it.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

Urban Farmer Curtis Stone I do lol definitely a good thing to require your employees to use as well lawsuits suck