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its possible and i think it depends with the country you live in. here in Zimbabwe and many countries in Africa almost everything is for free including land and water.so me and my friend we ploughed only one acre of land using hoes then we dug a water well and planted covo and used buckets to water the plants within 3 months we were getting about 100 bundles of vegetables we were selling at Us $1.50 a wholesale price per bundle every week and then we used that money to raise native chickens for eggs and meat now we have more than 1200 chickens and we planted another 1 acre of papayas and we are doing well right now we are working towards building a solar powered borehole and some by farm machinery like planters to make work easier and go big.so its kinder possible but you will have to work manually almost everyday.
@3:30 um… you forgot to include the cost of the land.
Also, how do feed yourself while you're waiting for stuff to grow? How do you pay your mortgage/rent for the 6 months you're growing until the crops come in and sell?
Dear Bro, I am very interested in your YouTube, I have a land 200km from city but no electricity. Can I start market garden?
$20.000 a month?
Very useful, thanks!
Every time In watch american vids how easy Farming will BE I become sad. Because here in Germany everything seems to be much more complicated. E.g. the washing station made of non-foodgrade materials –> No way!
we are starting right now
Curtis, you are awesome!!! I am so passionate about growing food (I've only grown for personal use so far but I want to do this for a living because I enjoy it so much and am so passionate about it). Curtis' videos are so informative and practical- best videos for this type of material that I've seen yet!
In the face of tackling climate change, this is really inspirational, years of knowledge of what works and what doesn't in this short video.
Where you at I live in south British Columbia too
This is 5 thousand without anything on a very small farm, if you already have some stuff (i.e. I have a roto tiller, too many fucking rakes, and a seeder) then you can get away a good bit cheaper than 5 grand.
If you don't like working in a garden, don't attempt farming on a large scale. But if you do, you'll enjoy every second of the bad and the good.
Thanks Dear , But what about preparing land , beat-moss and compost cost ?
Where do you sell your crop?
Wow … irrespective of how unpredictable trading and making good profit in cryto can be , l still trade and come out with awesome profits through the help of Mr Nicholas James He's been the one behind my enormous success . I appreciate and will always stay invested with him cos he has never failed to be the best .
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Who else saw his ad before or during the video?
I have a 1.25 acre, wonder what I should plant there. I only go there once a week. I planted ten mango trees and it survived without any irrigation. I have a lot of shadows from tall trees as well. Here in Florida the climate is great to plant just about anything. Any tips would be awesome!
Curtis, I have a family of four. What size farm can sustain a family year round? Do you have any knowledge on food storage in off season?
I started on $500 dollars and doing very well mind you it's just to feed my family and myself, but it is my first time and now I will expand.
Wait, wait…the $5000 DOES NOT include money for the land purchase, RIGHT? So, change the title to $10,000.
can i do the washing station thing with chicken wire
I really would like to start a small farm, first to self sustain my family, veggies, chickens, few beef cattle and some pigs. Then once we can produce enough for us, expand to full time farming for profit. I live in Western Washington which i believe has a similar climate as BC.
To be healthy we gotta grow our own food ty Sir
Hi, where do you sell your products? Who do you sell to when you started?
Very great specific information for everyone . Thank you
Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming.
Interesting, thanks.
Great stuff, Curtis. You've been an inspiration