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Wow.. Great that you are coming to Sweden. Have to see if I can go on that seminar. It's not often you get to meet one of your YouTube heroes in your home country. Greetings from Andreas on Off Grid Sweden
Sweet video but the video compression is bad on this on in HD. Seems a lot less video quality. I tried 2 browsers, both are pixelated in HD. Gopros tend to do this with a lot of motion, but I think your video editing software has severely degraded your video quality. It is pretty pixelated on my HD screen, set on HD youtube settings. Just my 2 cents, try to use a better video compression codec tool when exporting it for upload
My two favorite channels
Long time overdue.
I will be managing my newly born farm in France during that time of the year but will definitly get into this internship
Yes your comming to Sweden i been following you for 2 years and richard for abour 1 year. Dream team comming together and in my home country! I will definetly come to the event 😉
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7GkLSNBmds1DZit_oHk-Fg
here is another swedish farm trying to do regenerative ag.
The Sweden links are broken…
Very cool back and forth between two innovators!!
Finally purchased your book
Great to see you two guys coming together! Been following you both for some time now.
Richard is the man!!!!
Market gardening seems to supply a micro portion of overall food needs.
I think I understand that it is a business, but I wonder how the food supply chain can be changed to accommodate things like beans, corn, and rice on a micro level.
What a wonderful collaboration this will be. Great to see you two inspirational farmer-teachers joining together to teach the good and important work!
Excited to see – Perkins is one of my favorite channels and I love what they have been doing at his farm!
Wow, congrats Curtis! What an awesome mix of pleasure, business/marketing, and even your own educational opportunities. Very smart and well done. Also congrats on your future farm, I'm sure it's gonna be unimaginably epic from those few sentences about it. Look very much forward to it.
Please let me know if the 4-day workshop will be available for purchase online for those of us who can't make it to Europe for this awesome educational opportunity. 🙂
All the best,
B
Hey curtis, been pricing up gettin to sweden from uk for the seminar. Me and my business partner are both 25 years old, do we qualify for the U25 discount? Or have we just missed out?
I've been watching Richard's videos for about a year now, and his book is VERY well done. He's truly an incredible example of what is possible, as he's doing it ALL in a difficult climate, and creating a significant market.
That is a super exciting video, Curtis!
I am a young student of agriculture with a special interest in market gardening and no farming background so I think it is great that people like me all around Europe have the opportunity to see what you guys do and that it is possible to start farming from zero. I hope I will be able to save enough to come and see you in Sweeden too!
This is one of the last white men in Sweden. His egotism is exactly why Sweden is toast. So busy trying to convince the world they are a progressive powerhouse. Sweden has destroyed its own beautiful history.
Make sure to visit Little Somalia! Just one of 52 no go zones now in Sweden. And " No Go" means the police.
Hey Curtis ! Thanks for your videos. I'm following you from France. Do you plan to come in France too ? Or maybe other european country ? England ? Germany ?
I have a question curtis! What are your thoughts on hemp and legalizing of weed in canada?
Id like to hear your thoughts on the environmental sides of hemp/weed.
Great information!
Love Richard and his farm ~ back to Nature farming practice. AgroForestry is catching on worldwide, good to see.
Having your own farm in Sweden is definitely an asset considering the Swedish Government has warned its citizens recently to be prepared for at least a week without help
People love to talk up pasture, but it takes several times more space and water to produce a pound of food or unit of nutritional value pasturing animals than it does cultivating plant based foods, which I argue is more fully regenerative as more carbon is sequestered to and retained in the soil. Cattle compact and ammoniafy soil, even when you rotate pasture. Sentient beings also have inherent natural rights which you necessarily violate when you raise them in captivity to be slaughtered for profit and pleasure. Both food forests and no till annual polyculture are more productive, more sustainable and less inherently cruel.
Love how you're bringing the world together. Growing for a global neighborhood. I'm totally inspired by you