It’s hard to believe we have completed our second year farming! We had a great time learning more farming, and as we sit here getting ready for our next season, we have found that we learned many lessons. We reflect and talk about 10 lessons here.
1) Learn From Your Past Mistakes
2) Make Hay While the Sun Shines
3) Sometimes Things are Easier Then You Think
4) Sometimes Things are Harder Then You Think
5) If You Can’t Display It, You Can’t Sell It
6) It Doesn’t Matter How Good It Looks If No One Wants It
7) Variety, Not Crop
8) Don’t Mess Up Your Most Important Crops
9) Maybe There Is Something to This Fertilizer Thing
10) Disease and Pest Knowledge
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Ian and Serina of YOU CANT EAT THE GRASS feel that every small change can make a big difference to the world we live in. Every garden planted leads to a better future. We hope to inspire and motivate others to make positive changes in their lives by sharing our journey towards greater sustainability as we build our family farm. It’s hard work to build a life worth living, and completely worth it!
Contact us at: iancolbeck@gmail.com
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How much were your seedlings each? $7000! Wowsa!
Thanks I needed that! Great to learn from other ppls mistakes & not have to make them yourself.
I seem to have more seedlings than prepped ground for them to go into. Gotta really work on that.
Thank. You. Sooo. Soooo. Much. For. The. Educational. Videos. Its. Very. Helpful and. Enjoyable.
We receive an organic box every week with recipes on how to cook some of the lesser known veggies.