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About Urban Farmer Curtis Stone:
Curtis Stone runs a commercial urban farm called Green City Acres out of Kelowna, BC, Canada. His mission is to show others how they can grow a lot of food on small plots of land and make a living from it. Using DIY and simple infrastructure, one can earn a significant living from their own back yard or someone else’s.
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After discussion with ag ppl yesterday I have come up with 100% accurate farming car profiles:
Cereal farmer – Navara
Veg farmer – disco
South West farmer – defender
Welsh farmer – battered Hilux
Surrey farmer – range rover
organic farmer – hybrid/phev
Northern farmer – battered L200
What do you drive?
He sounds kind of like Jordan Peterson
Does the swale regenerative way of farming address the issue of possible heavy metal in the soil? Also, I think you might be interested in Lynette Zang, an urban farmer in Phoenix, AZ – she has installed aquaponic ponds with small island full of food, she is solar and plants only edibles and has a large garden for the size of her lot. You may find her on YT under her name, or her firm, ITM Trading, has allowed her to film some of what she's done with her urban home – you will have to search through some vlogs because she has been very busy on her job.
I believe he had stated in the first video that these swales use to be there naturally, how likely is this to be successful in places like Nevada or West Texas.
Amazing, thank you Curtis,
thank you Takota.
Diesel Fuel 1 Gallon = 139,000 BTU .. Can't find anything online stating energy used to make 1 pound of nitrogen fertilizer is anywhere near that? 25,000 -70,000 BTU is what I can see. Not trying to discredit Jordan, just trying to fact check before I go repeating something. Anyone got any more on this? Not that this makes these massive annual cropping systems any less horrible