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Curtis Stone started Green City Acres, a commercial urban farm called Green City Acres out of Kelowna, BC, Canada, in 2010. 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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Totally loved your shaded greenhouse! I was wondering, however, if grapes were self-pollinating. Otherwise wouldn't you need bees?
this is my dream
unimpressive cave man tech – figs are a waste of time and space
oh yeah that vermont heat is real tough
So I've watched this greenhouse evolve from microgreens nursery to climate battery and obviously you don't grow as much in here anymore. What do you primarily use the greenhouse for now? Do you still use the climate battery ventilation? I primarily use my greenhouse for our Roma's and heirloom tomatoes in the Ottawa, Ontario area but I had a problem with heat this year on other plants. So of I were to grow shade providing plants would I still have success with tomatoes in your opinion? I have a Gothic hoophouse from Farmers friend and open the side door and roll up sides to regulate temperature. No electricity.
Curtis, with COVID bringing down restaurants, do you now still sell microgreens as much? What kind of strategy are you putting into place in regards to what you will focus on growing and selling with all of this plandemic nonsense?
Figs are also the easiest thing to propogate. All you need to do is take your cuttings when you hack it down, stick em in the dirt and you'll have an infinite supply of new fig trees
If you can't trust people with freedom how can you trust them with power?
@curtis you mentioned you are looking into a passive green house, have you seen attic acres? Or what kind of passive greenhouse are you considering? Thank you for sharing.
We grow our tomatoes and green beans up trellis in front of the south side and that shade is so nice in there.. then we have solar vents in the roof with fans that turn on automatically, and we must when needed to create evaporation cooling
Plastic pipes placed near the ceiling of the greenhouse and filled with cold underground running water circulating through them will cause the surround air around them to cool off and chill off and since cold air flows downward it will flow toward the plants and the floor of the greenhouse and cool off and chill off the air in between the greenhouse roof and the greenhouse floor. The cold underground water running through them will then be pumped down into the aquifer at a distance away from the greenhouse through an underground pipe and then pumped down into the aquifer by gravity to be recirculated back into the aquifer to be cooled again. Or just use layers of sunbreakers to reduce the incoming heat radiation.
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I did the lemon cucumber and grape this year for shade. Worked well.
Very Insightful video.
Thanks.
New homestead? wowow
That's gonna be goood.
Keep some animals as well.
Grass fed geese are the best piece of meat you'll put in your mouth.
Curtis is friendly but to the point, knowledgeable without being didactic, energetic without being driven, young but not too young, with a strong clear voice that avoids mannerisms . . . you have to appreciate him as he is, and it is good!
:Channel, God willing
6:58: Dat Rona
Incredible, have you been running the fans at all or just letting them stay off, with the shading plants doing the work?
I get those silky web-on-leaf building mites/aphids so bad, They would have turned that place into a tomb. I wonder how you combat them.
LOL give the passion fruit time and it will take over the entire place – even if they drop they are still ok to use – I harvest 90% off the yard.
Hey Curtis, your greenhouse is awesome. Goal greenhouse for me.
Does it really get that hot in Canada?
The passion fruit usually drop when the are ready to eat.
Growing grapes. Mind Blown.
How deep are your beds in the greenhouse?
Thankful