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@blessedman45324 years ago You' re living the life, beautiful farm. 12
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@damicolicious4 years ago This is great, i love the concept of a 12 video series detailing the chores and demands month by month. I subbed so i make sure to keep up with you every month. 19
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@tan22304 years ago Composting videos, chickens, cold storage, wash and pack station setup and maybe what a typical work day looks like. Really enjoy your videos! Looking . ...Expand 3
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@whitneywhite95994 years ago Love this! I' m a young engineer with a balcony apartment garden in the us now, but something like this is my dream for the future. Great information to help learn and prepare during the here and now. Thanks! 10
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@peruphasmaschultei4 years ago I found your channel just a few days ago and it has been an inspiration. Thank you. We have a small farm in brittany, france which i hope to be able to . ...Expand 2
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@spoolsandbobbins4 years ago Excellent videos! So thorough! Thanks and god bless you and your family, from nova scotia. 3
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@mariel22504 years ago I can say that your videos and information are the best with great quality and caring. You show the real things in action instead of other videos where . ...Expand
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@haygrif4 years ago Love your videos, so full of really useful info! I' m a hobby farmer but dream of someday doing more and this is so inspiring. 7
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@julianzwarg82484 years ago Very good very helpful content, just finished my degree and started to work on a farm with a mix of agriculture and a small vegetable garden and you are . ...Expand 2
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@lloydncube48284 years ago You are so informative and straight to the point. Short and nice videos, so inspiring keep it up. 1
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@janr56084 years ago And again a really nice video. Thank you moreno! 3
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@brucedumler27124 years ago Great information and food for thought on some early tasks to prepare for the upcoming season. Thanks for the great information. 3
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@FelineRM4 years ago Hoi moreno! Ik ben totaal geen ondernemer maar het is altijd al mijn droom geweest om mijn eigen groenten tuin te hebben. Mijn man en ik wonen pas in ons . ...Expand 2
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@jackietyrrell76444 years ago Great channel. Lots of good points. Thank you so much. 1
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@Apollo61664 years ago Also if you wanted ideas for more videos you could make i' d love to see a video that lists all the things you grow and the quantities of them, or if . ...Expand 4
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@ar.654_33 years ago Love your hanging plants will replicate that.
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@louiseolivato8384 years ago Love it! Thank you. I have 4 hectare and am looking at all your videos and have really learned so much already. Please could you discuss compost (type and is it sieved, how long should it stand before using etc) 1
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@privat53164 years ago Hi moreno! Do you use the same soil or compost for everything, that you grow? Next week i get a ton of compost and i plan to put it everywhere about 15cm . ...Expand 2
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@concatdiese4 years ago Another great video, thank you moreno! 1
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@farmgardenriseup4 years ago This is soo magnificent, soo inspiring, i am from kenya motivated by you vlogs all the way from here. I wish to make my new garden right to your vlog advice. . ...Expand 2
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@andyspry23014 years ago Great video, very informative, cant wait for the next one. 1
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@justinbrown26473 years ago Hi moreno
thank you for posting about you farming methods it' s inspired me to start my own farm. I just have a small question you put bird house and feed the birds dont the birds eat ur crops like fruits.
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@Meg-eq2md4 years ago Your videos are fantastic, you bring so much information to us viewers which is reallythank you! I love your farms set up especially the trees! I think you mentioned in a previous video the plot was an old orchard? I just have one question, dont the trees cast too much shade onto your crops? This fascinates me because i love trees and want to incorporate as many into my plot as possible:
thank you again and i look forward to many more videos from you.
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@cred2010able4 years ago Hi moreno, great video! Can you do a video about your chickens! Do you sell the eggs or are they just for you and the family? Thanks. 1
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@kosmosjk4 years ago Hi, i am a new subscriber, i found you because your channel popped up at the end of another video i had watched. I thought i would take a look and i am . ...Expand 1
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@peterkoolwijk4394 years ago Thank you for the vid. Curious about your farm. If you ever have the time and like the idea yourself i would like to learn more about the farm itself. . ...Expand 1
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@LegumesEtFleurs4 years ago I am so happy i found your channel. Your farm was featured by another channel and when i learned that you are in france, i became very interested as i . ...Expand 1
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@nevillealanrichards77364 years ago Great videos. I am from south africa and i enjoy your content. Unfortunately our growing season differ. Would you tell me where is your farm. 2
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@stevelarson49254 years ago Great video. The compost you put down on your beds looks very woody, is that the same quality you used over the growing season? If so, did you have any germination issues with direct seeded crops in it? Thanks! 5
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@edwardvillalobos81194 years ago Excelente. Debes ponerle subttulos en espaol. Por favor.
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@hypnotiktcg29493 years ago I want to start a farm really bad, but im not too knowledgeable when it comes to planting / growing / repairing sandy soil. Also, growing in shady areas. These are the problems i am facing at the moment.
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@constancelovejoy73084 years ago Can u do a video on making compost? Do u make all your own or do u get your compost from outside sources? Also, please make a video on growing and marketing mushrooms. 2
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@urbancottage39614 years ago Wonderfull videos as usual: i' m planning to move to france (don' t know where yet) for starting garden market with a friend. What do you recommend to start a business? How to choose a good place to start a business? Thanks. ...Expand
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@siebemy3 years ago Hallo, wat doe je met de bedden die niet gevuld zijn in de winter? Enige voorzorgen tegen het dichtslaan van de grond?
zeer interessante videos!
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@johnambrogio95854 years ago Love your channel. If you can, could you show a video on making compost. Thank you.
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@nuuhmoussa92514 years ago Hi moreno love what you done in your farm. I was wondering what sort of tomato are you growing. Where did you buy your seeds? 1
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@sales4malidadfoods6552 years ago Thanks for the good work yr doing iam asmall horticulture farmer in uganda looking for a friend in the same field such that we can share experience and knowledge thanks.
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@arnauddissais42644 years ago Thank you for those inspiring videos, i' m trying to build my farm here in us 2 hours away north from nyc hopefully i can make it.
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@asmallholdinginfrance68294 years ago Where do you get the compost from and what cost? So far i haven' t found anything less then 50 euros m3 which on a large scale doesn' t go that farm and certainly not cost effective. Btw, i am in france too. 1
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@Momentuldepoveste4 years ago Bravo! U are very organised in youre speach as well in youre work!
i am from romania and i have my own land in a rural town, but i live in the how can i make this work in the weekends and spring and summer breaks? Not for selling, just for my family)
can u give me un advice?
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@janr56084 years ago Hey moreno. What do you think is the bare minimum land you need to farm/ to grow veggies for the market? In m? Thanks. 2
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@JayprakashYadav-ls4gb4 years ago Dose the wood chipes are affected by termites.
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@kokopelli20124 years ago Hey moreno just wondering your thoughts on regular ground gardening vs raised beds. Obviously you don' t use raised beds so just curious about your pros and cons.
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@Apollo61664 years ago I have a question that might be complicated, if you were to, let' s say, sell to a restaurant, how do you keep them as customers year after year when . ...Expand 1
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@ntsikamtotoyi89234 years ago So ur january in europe would be our june in south africa if am not mistaken.
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@phils65824 years ago Tulips and daffodils are pretty, but unfortunately very little value to pollinators. They have been bred to produce large flowers, but very, very little nectar/ pollen.
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@pavithraselvan91414 years ago What veggies really need greenhouse to grow all the time?
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@GardenCityHomestead4 years ago Do you know what us growing zone is comparable to yours? 1
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@catherpillardaje48684 years ago Complimenti peccato non capisco molto bene la tua lingua. 1