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Well done guys! great vid.
I felt the same about my kale this year. @ 19:00-:10
I could never grow collards and kale out in the open like that unprotected, the cabbage butterfly caterpillars would just shred them. I have to use insect netting from the time they are transplanted out, and even then I have still somehow gotten some caterpillars inside the netting.
Super helpful video!
Very good instuctional video.
Why don't u put this up for a online rate
The whole tour that is
I saw a guy who drilled a hole in the bin, stuck a rope through it, and tied a knot on the inside of the bin (to keep the rope from coming through). Then the other end of the rope had a loop in it that he stuck his foot through. As he moved down the row, the bin would follow him as he moved backwards.
trying so hard. We are both older and husbands job is killing him. Need to find a way to have him at home working the garden but live in the city and they don't let you do much
I’m looking to get into the supply end of the urban farming market place. Mainly Worm composting to supply farmers and gardeners with top quality soil. What are the top things you as an urban farmer need to make your operation go?
How do collards do on the CVR? It looks like he's got them wicked close. Any specific cultivars?
His crops look super healthy, what does he do for soil fatility?
I love that bundling solution. So much faster!
Nice share thanks. Amazing to see all those greens with hardly a hole in sight.
I see Doug hiding over there at the end!
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You have slugs or SNAILS?
I'm in the AL gulf coast, I enjoy the videos with Ray, he knows heat.
Whose the 10 other guys Curtis is talking about
What size are the rubber bands
What is the process for keeping these and other greens fresh for market once they are harvested? I have tried just sticking them in the refrigerator to cool them down but they still wilted. So my guess is that if you only stick them in a walk in cooler they will do the same. So do you guys add moisture to the totes or bags that they greens are in to keep the fresh and if so what is that process?
When you rush, you make more mistakes thus wasting more time. Patience and calm is balance. You can be thinking, singing, talking, listening and meditating while gardening. When you rush you miss those opportunities. Slow down take a look around you missing something..
I'm sensing a lot of antagonism towards Geoff Lawton. Whats up with that?
What type of collards are being grown here Curtis?
What spacing is the best spacing for chard while utilizing 30" bed fabrics
Did he say he has a woman clean his crops in exchange for food?
Urban Farmer Curtis Stone when will you be in western WA? or does that even exist?
What is the name of the Collard? Thanks