November 21, 2024

VIDEO: My 5 Most Profitable Winter Crops


My 5 Most Profitable Winter Crops. How to keep making money throughout the winter. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/curtisstonesub | Follow my IG: @greencityacres
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29 thoughts on “VIDEO: My 5 Most Profitable Winter Crops

  1. Curtis as always great video! My question is about microgreen/sprout pricing/weight. I'm currently doing mung bean sprouts, sunflower shoots, pea shoots and a rainbow mix. Wholesaling to restaurants and grocery stores. I'd like some uniformity in size of bags and price, however some seeds are more expensive than others same as weights. I see most yours are all 4 oz bags? so at 3 $ a bag your getting 12$ a pound do you keep price same and change weights? Thanks so much!

  2. yoooo I came from Justin Rhodes channel 🙂
    had no idea you were in BC though, I'm in vancouver 😀
    im so jealous you got to meet him, I've been following his journey for like a year now
    cheers man, I'll be watching for your vids now too

  3. Hey Curtis. Can you do a video on how you store the crops you grow? For example; How do you keep leafy greens like kale, lettuce and micro greens fresh in the cooler for periods of time. Do you let them sit in totes of water to keep the greens firm and fresh, or do you just mist them every couple of days or so. How do you store carrots? Are they in bags in the cooler, or just sitting in a tote open, are they washed or left with the dirt on for longer storage. Thank you for all that you do.

  4. Thank you. I watched your video on winter bed prep; just wondering if you can do a followup on watering fall/winter crops: when you stop watering, how you manage crop growth with freeze and thaw cycles, etc.

  5. Thank you for the video. I have been growing pea shoots, but am getting low yields. I think I am using the wrong type of pea. What kind are you growing?

  6. I love what you do.  You truly inspire me.  However, my biggest question is this.  How and where do you get your soil amendments.  Since you replant and turn over your crops very fast I'm trying to understand how you afford soil and compost to fill all of those little trays that grow your microgreens and other crops. I can see myself literally studying you and your methods from here forward.  You are simply amazing.  Your videos are simply the most interesting and easy to understand that I've seen to date.  Thank You So Much.  Journey On!

  7. Hi Curtis, in order to have a well established kale before the winter hits, when do you need to transplant it in the garden?  Our farm is located in Bulgaria and the winter hits around Xmas/NYE. Thanks in advance. Im a HUGE fan and hope i can come to one of your workshops soon!

  8. Hi Curtis ! What about Brussels sprouts ? Do you have them in Canada ?
    [Ps: I've been following you almost from the beginning ! Your videos and your book rock !
    I'm hopefully starting my farming enterprise this autumn following you advices and teachings. Keep up the good work ! Thanks a million for all the infos you share !]
    Alex from France

  9. Fell out of gardening/Homesteading for a bit because of finances and travel. Getting back into it and of course had to initiate reopening that part of my mind with one of the "Urban Farmer's" videos. I used to live out in more of a country setting and now I am blessed with a rental in the city with some land and lax homestead laws. Super excited to get back on making content of our homesteading adventures and I appreciate you, Curits, for being one of my most inspirational teachers through the content you put out. Thank you for keeping on and doing what you do! Thrice.

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