November 21, 2024

VIDEO: HOW TO: Structure the week


The Urban Farmer is a channel dedicated to sharing the experiences and learnings from Curtis Stone and his urban farm Green City Acres in downtown Kelowna, BC, Canada. Last year Green City Acres grew over 50,000 lbs of food on less than an acre of land, using 100% natural, organic methods and only 80 litres of gasoline. Every year we strive to revolutionize how we farm in order to reshape our local food system to be more environmentally sustainable and socially responsible. Follow our journey, as we try to change the world one seed at a time.

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We’re a team of dedicated individuals who are passionate about alternative and sustainable growing practices.

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We provide delicious produce grown using organic methods on various rented urban plots and will teach you how to do the same.

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We use highly effective intensive farming techniques to maximize the production of the land, while regenerating the health of the soil.

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22 thoughts on “VIDEO: HOW TO: Structure the week

  1. Sometimes you can get wood chips dumped on your sites free from arborists doing tree pruning. Spread on the paths, the chips make walking in rainy weather much much easier. The wood chips also have many other benefits.

  2. I know what you mean about the rain, getting a little wet is okay, but who wants to be working out there soaking wet. It sounds like I'm on the same page as you are with the planning. Salad Greens take the longest (I'm looking forward to using my new greens cutter soon), so we do them Thursday for Friday deliveries. It's the housecleaning and meals that take me away from my daily routines, darn those necessities.

  3. I'm in Wisconsin and I tried stale seed bedding over the winter – phenomenal! Also used landscape fabric for beets and spinach. Again…amazing. Keep the tips coming!

  4. Great video, thanks for sharing the info. I noticed your radish patch that you are filming in uses an overhead irrigation setup. How do you decide which crops get drip and which get overhead? Or is it seasonal? Thanks again Curtis!

  5. Hi Curtis, one question if you wouldn't mind – we're trying to source a good place for different sized plastic product bags for salad greens etc…. Could you give some suggestions?

  6. Great video Curtis. I am super interested in the business/practical side of the business and this really helps me out. Keep up the good work and the great vids!

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