Swedish farm grossing $275,000+ EVERY SIX MONTH SEASON! // Ridgedale Permaculture

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  • Опубликовано: 20 дек 2024

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  • @jonathanbryant3583
    @jonathanbryant3583 4 года назад +747

    PLEASE CONTINUE TO PUT OUT VIDEOS LIKE THIS! The farming community needs this more and more!

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад +31

      Thank you for the kind word of encouragement! We have plans for a second season if the response continues to be positive with season 1!

    • @1982MCI
      @1982MCI 4 года назад +14

      Farmers Friend there’s enough of us out here that NEED this info!!!! Please continue this series!!
      My farms success right now relies upon me getting the vital help and education I need to successfully run my market garden this year!! I only have until December of this year to make this farm profitable or I will lose it. I’m going into my 3rd season this year and last year would have been great but we were in a drought and many of the crops did not produce well because of the hot dry summer as well as losses from Deer.
      I am a disabled Desert Storm Vet and my wife had to leave her job of 15 years to help care for 3 terminally ill family members out of state. She has been gone for a bit over a year and a half now while I’ve been home trying to get the farm up and running and producing an income that will help replace her income because my disability income is not enough to keep things going right now and I have to make this farm work but can not do it without the help of those that have gone before me and already got things figured out. With their help and the experience I already have, I know I can do this. If he’s making the kind of money he claims in this video then I can do this with no problem as long as my body holds out, lol. I only need to make a quarter of what this young man makes in order to pay off my farm, and I believe that is very doable! Especially if you guys continue to put out videos with the critical information that you can not find elsewhere. My farm is 21 acres but I’m currently only using about 10 acres currently for my market garden which seems to be larger than what almost all other successful market gardens are that I’ve found. I have started this year converting from conventional till style agriculture over to the no-till system on at least half of my plantable land. I’m trying to completely switch over during a two year cycle because of cost of all needed supplies, compost, etc. I built a produce stand last year at the farm so I can sell directly from the farm so I can work and sell at the same time instead of leaving the farm to sell at the farmers market. I have plenty of customers that pass by and stop daily, I have the location, I have the passion and desire, etc, I just need help with certain specifics of growing and you guys are the missing key that can unlock that for me. Please, I need your help!! Please keep these wonderful videos coming. I don’t need to reinvent the wheel when you’ve already done the hard work and figured things out and now we can share info so we can all be successful and we can feed more and more folks each year with gods gift of healthy foods!!
      Please, please continue these style of videos so that myself and others can build successful market garden farms. I wish I knew how to make and post videos so you can see what I’m doing and trying to accomplish so it would be easier to pass info back and forth. I will try to get that figured out soon so I can share my story and successes and failures also which may be a help to someone out there.
      Sorry for the long comment but thank you for what you are doing!! Take care and stay safe out there

    • @rolsen1304
      @rolsen1304 4 года назад +7

      @@1982MCI From the bottom of my soul, I wish you every bit of luck and great bounty this season!

    • @diamon1312
      @diamon1312 4 года назад +6

      The best thing is that he has data from beginning his own farm to share I really got inspired and why not go there and learn few techniques. Thanks and well done 👏👏👏👏

    • @NazTheGreat
      @NazTheGreat 4 года назад

      @@FarmersFriend You said the course left you with more 'questions' than answers.
      Would your recommend studying first like your did or going straight into the 'field' (sorry for the pun).

  • @Edict-of-Expulsion
    @Edict-of-Expulsion 4 года назад +506

    I am from the Arabian desert. Not far from me though is where my heritage started in lush Mesopotamia. Unfortunately the Tigris and Euphrates are damaged and its been my dream to one day be part of the group that restores them and agriculture back to the land. Thanks for the inspiration.

    • @marcus9450
      @marcus9450 4 года назад +17

      If you started looking forward instead of backwards you'd accomplish much more.

    • @vincentfox4929
      @vincentfox4929 4 года назад +18

      I dont know if it is worth it. Restoring a region that is politically unstable would not be worthwhile, especially if you want to make money from it. However i wish you the best of luck and pray your lands become peaceful.

    • @martiannomad
      @martiannomad 4 года назад +9

      hey dont forget about makeing sure you have a new dirt growth hugelkultur is a good way to make new top soil under your no dig farm and there is a food forest in morocco its 2000 yrs old and deff check out biochar to be a nutrant spung and biogas great way to make fule and food for the land in the form of organic fertlizers and stored methane gasses so you have something for heating or lighting 1400 head of cattle will power 300 homes a month from there poop alone hope this helps and maybe look at no dig farming with the miz to make a soil base and if you can there are plants that work in groupings if you can use that companion platting style for orchards and food stuffs and food forests are amazing way to reforest a area nice easy run down by the astrulian guy 7 min food forest gives a good lay out

    • @notjasonbrynn
      @notjasonbrynn 4 года назад +1

      blow up the drainage dams and canals and dig reservoirs to retain water to flood the water table

    • @nograviti2388
      @nograviti2388 4 года назад +30

      @@marcus9450 Our future is often very much written in our past..

  • @Mrtgames100
    @Mrtgames100 4 года назад +5

    Has anyone else been staying up really late just watching all these videos on permaculture and off-grid loving and no dig garden and just dreaming dreaming dreaming of one day owning a property and setting up a permaculture farm? If you are out there get in touch please let's just start a farm

  • @nancyadame921
    @nancyadame921 4 года назад +753

    This quarantine has me thinking I want to be a farmer now.

    • @vosca6779
      @vosca6779 4 года назад +15

      Nancy Adame lmao me too

    • @malangorthodontist511
      @malangorthodontist511 4 года назад +6

      me too

    • @daracroft5045
      @daracroft5045 4 года назад +6

      Same here 😅

    • @tardwrangler
      @tardwrangler 4 года назад +7

      Same but unironically

    • @tkzhastings6641
      @tkzhastings6641 4 года назад +23

      Me too dear at 60. I have already started in my backyard with container gardening and a no dig bed which I planted today.

  • @thechaosgardener
    @thechaosgardener 4 года назад +136

    I’m slowly converting my backyard into a permaculture yard. My wife thought I was weird at first when I started swapping all of our non fruit bearing flower bushes and trees for fruit producing trees and plants but now she likes it.

    • @catherinegrace2366
      @catherinegrace2366 4 года назад +4

      Well done. Keep going. You are a forward thinker!

    • @alexsiniov
      @alexsiniov 4 года назад +3

      Start growing cannabis, it's half fruit half flower growing process, which is much more fun because of cannabis fast life cycle :D

    • @drez420
      @drez420 4 года назад

      @@alexsiniov and you can smoke it

    • @alek488
      @alek488 3 года назад +1

      @@alexsiniov and it’s worth a lot 😁

  • @josephgyamfi3911
    @josephgyamfi3911 4 года назад +48

    Watching u live from Ghana west Africa... much love to everyone helping

    • @thisorthat7626
      @thisorthat7626 4 года назад +4

      Joseph gyamfi, Blessings to you! I hope the knowledge you are gathering can help the people you love. We all benefit when nature is supported anywhere in the world.

  • @AomSengPha-n5v
    @AomSengPha-n5v Год назад +1

    Always watch your video Love you all So much

  • @ksam7969
    @ksam7969 4 года назад +6

    Nice! That Joel Salatin method, adapted and still teaching! Wonderful and the world needs more people like this!

  • @derby1251
    @derby1251 4 года назад +160

    The aerial shots of your farm are beautiful, like a perfect movie set.

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад +4

      I know! Richard's farm was one of my favorites from the air that I've ever seen!

  • @janetrush8340
    @janetrush8340 4 года назад +22

    Richard Perkins your story is incredible. I loved hearing at the age of 15 you already had such a clear vision. Thank you for the commitment you've also made to teaching others. Thank you Farmers Friend for sharing and all the hard work that goes into presenting this material.

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад +2

      Richard Perkins is truly an inspiration. Thanks for your encouragement with the films! They are a lot of work for sure, but if we can inspire more people to grow their own food, we will count it a success!

  • @twoshakes21
    @twoshakes21 4 года назад +41

    These vids make me feel more confident about starting my own farm from nothing thank you for giving us a complete example with details to shoot for!

  • @NaturesAlwaysRight
    @NaturesAlwaysRight 4 года назад +107

    Beautiful short film. One of the best small regenerative farms in the world! So inspiring!

    • @garethaustin2210
      @garethaustin2210 4 года назад +1

      Agree totally. Inspiring stuff. Richards whole journey from academia to now being a leader is inspiring.

    • @NaturesAlwaysRight
      @NaturesAlwaysRight 4 года назад +1

      @@garethaustin2210 absolutely! I don't even understand how he has time to do all the things he does. He's really helped all of us leapfrog forward with his models etc.

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад +2

      Thank you! A truly inspiring farm indeed!

  • @idontcare1762
    @idontcare1762 3 года назад +15

    When a person can find their passion in life and be able to devote their life to that passion, it is a beautiful thing.

  • @dlegacy75
    @dlegacy75 Год назад +1

    Beautiful farm and great to see you successful while being a good steward of the land.

  • @christopherhernandez3398
    @christopherhernandez3398 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the example of greatness. A good life is not an easy life. Cheers to your team

  • @erikortiz2508
    @erikortiz2508 4 года назад +33

    Ive been a farmer all my life its not as easy as it looks.

    • @marelcabuandra2242
      @marelcabuandra2242 4 года назад +5

      That's the reason anyone shifted to a buyer of farm products than to be a farmer. Being a buyer is hassle free and have good profit.

    • @AJ-ox8xy
      @AJ-ox8xy 4 года назад +13

      It isn't easy. It often is a hard and constant job with very few breaks. But it can be incredibly worth doing in life as you are the basis for not only your own life, but everyone else as well. With out you no one eats.

  • @flannel2699
    @flannel2699 4 года назад +326

    Perhaps a renegade RUclips algorithm has secretly decided to save the world..

    • @gondolin12
      @gondolin12 4 года назад +1

      Flannel I highly doubt it

    • @90secondpodcasting55
      @90secondpodcasting55 4 года назад

      Hopefully one day we can break the algorithm and free the shackles from our wrists.

    • @c4call
      @c4call 4 года назад +4

      simple answer.... nope.
      complex answer..... the goal should be maximizing sufficiency, maximizing efficiency, reducing complexity, reducing difficulty, reducing maintenance, reducing overall effort. one should learn the best technology we have as a species..... study computers and mechanics, and biology, attempt to build as much as possible underground, reduce visibility, maximize security, ultimately maximize your health and that of your family. Do what "those with no names" absolutely dont want you to do..... become independent, unassailable, and powerful. No man is an island. That's what family is for. Build a family, and then a tribe of like-minded individuals. Build a community that is close-knit, clever, strong, and willing to die rather than be slaves to a system that wishes to feed on their productivity. The more people that reduce their need for minted currency and trade, the more openly our rulers will have to show their thirst for our wealth and energy.

    • @Lucas94clay
      @Lucas94clay 4 года назад

      We can only hope. Also we can like and share because that does it too.

  • @michaelw9165
    @michaelw9165 4 года назад +8

    ..our planet could be so much more beautiful and healthier with ideas like these.

  • @joereddragon6724
    @joereddragon6724 2 года назад +1

    I'm glad there is content like this for free. I refuse to pay for cable when I can be educated for free. It is inspiring and educational.

  • @vinaken4855
    @vinaken4855 4 года назад +3

    This place looks magical. He is a champion!

  • @Leo_S94
    @Leo_S94 4 года назад +4

    Thank you so much for covering the farm, so many permaculture farms out there and not always the easiest to stumble upon them. Awesome production quality but not over the top which keeps it clean and simple to watch. Amazing job!

  • @dustdriver115
    @dustdriver115 4 года назад +6

    I remember 40 years ago there were many small family farms that use to do little bit of everything.

  • @nubiansoaps
    @nubiansoaps 4 года назад +3

    Excellent. It's refreshing to meet folks who are living their passion. Thank you.

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад

      Richard is a great guy indeed! Thanks for the comment!

  • @kenmahannah7509
    @kenmahannah7509 3 года назад

    Richard Perkins and his style of regenerative agriculture in pasture raised animals is amazingly rebuilding the soil from hard pan tilled pasture worked as most farms do, to an amazing diverse ecoculture in the soil and no dig market gardening! he is where i first saw the caterpillar tunnels that led me to Farmers Friend excellent tunnels! !

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  3 года назад +1

      Wow, that's a cool story how it led you to our tunnels! :) Thanks for sharing!

  • @Cookontherun7391
    @Cookontherun7391 6 месяцев назад

    Amazing! We are north of the 53rd so our growing season is much the same. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. ❤️🇨🇦

  • @mrkennyfernand
    @mrkennyfernand 4 года назад +3

    watching this really humbles me.

  • @christiangab1227
    @christiangab1227 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing an inspiring story of a farm earning $275,000+ every six month season you are truly awesome and wonderful ^^

  • @chloelee9264
    @chloelee9264 2 года назад +1

    Great short film, I felt so hopeful!

  • @kristinparish2834
    @kristinparish2834 4 года назад +2

    I LOVE THIS. I hope it inspires many people to transform depression into farm fresh food by being active and nurturing LIFE!

  • @MaxReisinger
    @MaxReisinger 4 года назад +48

    Thank you for sharing this!

  • @YouGoSustain
    @YouGoSustain 3 года назад +1

    Your videos always make me joy...!!!

  • @Barrrt
    @Barrrt 4 года назад +4

    Amazing. I'm just leaving a comment to bump this video up. I hope loads of people see this and become inspired to go on similar quests of creating wholesome food in close collaboration with nature.

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад +1

      Thanks! Really appreciate the kind words!

  • @worawutnathasan2220
    @worawutnathasan2220 3 года назад +1

    Beautiful & wonderful farm and landscape, This farm is inspiring me in gardening and organic living :) Thank for sharing and great video

  • @bw4500
    @bw4500 4 года назад +8

    Genuinely inspirational, all the best from 🇦🇺

  • @marcr2204
    @marcr2204 2 года назад +1

    @5:01 wow I never thought of it like that. So true. 100% easier to find 100 customers who can spend 1000 $ vs finding a thousand customers who can spend 100$ that is the success formula

  • @astyanax905
    @astyanax905 4 года назад +2

    As a pot farmer from Canada, thank you for the advice on the woodchips -- particularly with all the snowmelting around greenhouses. solid advice :)

  • @jimwilleford6140
    @jimwilleford6140 4 года назад +3

    Inspirational Richard. The numbers are, for some reason, hard for some homesteaders to even hear. But, oh so important and helpful. Thank you.

  • @rame-sprayer
    @rame-sprayer 4 года назад

    ONE of the best farm in europe, Richard is a great teacher in the communauty.

  • @ethana4574
    @ethana4574 4 года назад +19

    Idky this was in my recommend but I’m definitely not complaining. Beautiful!

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад

      Glad you enjoyed it! Like and subscribe for more beautiful farm inspiration from our channel! :)

  • @UsmanFaraz854
    @UsmanFaraz854 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you brother you are doing your job very efficiently, live happily and keep it up. Thank for sharing your ideas and knowledge 😊

  • @renostubbs8504
    @renostubbs8504 2 года назад +1

    Excellent location and understanding farm, neat and well organized.
    Wish you guys all the best for the future of the business.
    Health is an important part of Wealth.
    GOD BLESS

  • @keosbay
    @keosbay 4 года назад +5

    You’re a modern farming genius. Incredible farm ✌️

  • @dianacascayan1759
    @dianacascayan1759 2 года назад +1

    This is how amazing agriculture is. !

  • @malangorthodontist511
    @malangorthodontist511 4 года назад +1

    You are doing an outstanding work. Well done

  • @katecham627
    @katecham627 4 года назад +1

    The visual was so peaceful and pleasant.

  • @matthewemmanuel-ogier7561
    @matthewemmanuel-ogier7561 4 года назад +1

    The overheads of this farm are beautiful.

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад +1

      Thank you! Probably one of my favorite farms from the air!

  • @markb1487
    @markb1487 4 года назад +2

    That's a crazy growing season,, frost in June,, that's mad,,, As a landscape gardener myself I grow fruit and vegetables for me and my family,, and customers too.... I grow fruit+veg all year round,,,

  • @allonesame6467
    @allonesame6467 4 года назад +3

    Excellent Production! Impeccable Farmer! Thank You!

  • @lazenbytim
    @lazenbytim 4 года назад +1

    Awesome. Very inspiring. Never knew about following the cows with the chickens so they eat the flies and larva. Cool

  • @omallaemmanuel3298
    @omallaemmanuel3298 4 года назад +2

    this is inspirational. i will visit this farm one day

  • @buy1help1
    @buy1help1 4 года назад +2

    The simple ideas are often the most effective. Thanks for sharing.

  • @yotalifepr
    @yotalifepr 4 года назад +3

    This farm is perfect, like a dream come true.

  • @meredithgardner9383
    @meredithgardner9383 4 года назад +14

    I love that you see value in beauty - feeding the soul and the body while stewarding your piece of the plant. (:

  • @brentonkelly3780
    @brentonkelly3780 4 года назад +1

    Great video, very inspirational. Thanks for sharing and all the best !

  • @trangtraihongdien
    @trangtraihongdien 3 года назад +1

    Be a standard farmer to bring many good food to customer. Love the way you said about your garden: short and easy to understand.

  • @ulrichleukam1068
    @ulrichleukam1068 4 года назад

    Everything is nice, green and cozy and then comes the winter! beautiful farm and nice job

  • @earljustin93
    @earljustin93 4 года назад +25

    I would love to visit his farm and learn from him. Currently a student for sustainable crop production. This is awesome!

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад +2

      Sweet! Another future farmer on the way! Thanks for the comment!

    • @martins3993
      @martins3993 4 года назад +5

      And that is exactly how they make 275k. People come there and pay them to work on the farm. It's quite genious really.

    • @drtootsi
      @drtootsi 4 года назад +2

      @@martins3993 except if u look at his videos he makes a point about being economically viable without the education part counted in.

  • @eydorian
    @eydorian 3 года назад +1

    Diversity is not only beautiful, but it is key in many areas.

  • @AshuSinghthealkiddo
    @AshuSinghthealkiddo 3 года назад +2

    Sweden + Farms were earlier related to Swedish Mafia House. But now I see Farmers Friend taking their spot. Great information and Cine shots are amazing with nice background music! 💙

  • @--Paws--
    @--Paws-- 4 года назад +1

    3:55 I always worry if wood chips/bark mixes would change the chemistry of the surrounding soil yet he uses them much the same way I would.

  • @dragonshelf164
    @dragonshelf164 3 года назад +1

    Beautifule farm, we are from China, greenhouse accessories supplier. So glad to see your vedio.

  • @santeripaattimaki1632
    @santeripaattimaki1632 3 года назад +1

    You are a hero for me truely. I am so easily interested and attracted to new things but farming has been something for me since i have been a kid. There is something special when you can provide food for yourself and your family independently. My mother had to sell her family farm when I was around 15 years old. I didn't know back then what our family lost. Now the problem is i do not have the land to do this amazing work that you do, and neither do I know how to.

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  3 года назад

      Wow, how sad... I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you can find some land eventually that you can purchase yourself. Even if it's much smaller than the one your mother had.

  • @Soederlund
    @Soederlund 4 года назад +3

    Beautiful film and a wonderful message!

  • @davidr.4450
    @davidr.4450 3 года назад

    It was awesome and very interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing!

  • @eliotseven
    @eliotseven 4 года назад +1

    You guys are doing a great job. Keep inspiring

  • @johncoruna
    @johncoruna 4 года назад +1

    Awesome re-thinking! Congrats

  • @andreaswessberg721
    @andreaswessberg721 4 года назад +105

    The people complaining about a heftier price needs to rethink many things.
    for starters:
    1 pizza is worth 25 free range eggs.
    and 25 eggs takes you much further than that pizza.

    • @peterlabiak1051
      @peterlabiak1051 4 года назад +12

      This is what you get with brainwashed population... they are told that eating poisonous crap is great, fashionable, sets you free... buy more fast food, ready made, perfectly processed just for your convenience

    • @florinangelo6851
      @florinangelo6851 4 года назад +3

      25 eggs , like 50grams per egg , lets say 1000mg with error march , here you got some 100ish protein, 400ish kcalories , and a healthy dose of bad colesterol to knock your liver out 😂

    • @hiperformance71
      @hiperformance71 4 года назад +16

      @@florinangelo6851 well, you don't need to eat 25 eggs at the time, and, by the way, some recent researches reveals the truth about eggs colhesterol. Your body produces your LDL and HDL cholesterol and not the cholesterol contained in what you eat, but of course, if do you eat soo much Bad cholesterol, you will end have problems. In this researches, a big quantity of eggs eated a day rise a very little the levels of cholesterol in a good health people, the eggs was denigred for decades from the food industry lobbyes in favour of more processed food (this is the very enemy for food healthy). For example, here in Italy, an elder woman until she pass away, lived eating 16 eggs a day! She was 116 years old when passed, and this is not the only example, every very old people who lived befor the "fast food and processed foods" era, had lived eating more then the "recommended" 2 eggs a week and many if this old peoples (around the world) was more wealthy than younger peoples. I was one of the persons in the past belived in the 2 "recommended" eggs a week... but the truth, sooner or later, will always win. And, if do you have doubts, ask to a bodybuilder how many eggs he eats a day, you will be surprised.

    • @liiporta7964
      @liiporta7964 4 года назад +4

      @@florinangelo6851 🤦‍♂️

    • @realry329
      @realry329 4 года назад +5

      @@florinangelo6851 do you eat all 25 eggs in just one meal? Please do analyse your comment properly.. LoL 🤣

  • @prashuholmes6642
    @prashuholmes6642 4 года назад +2

    Really looking Amazing and even the efforts are to the sky

  • @TheFlexiMexi
    @TheFlexiMexi 4 года назад +7

    This is amazing! I hope to be able to do this in Washington State here in The United States. Great work and love that you are living your dreams!

  • @wafiqessop4034
    @wafiqessop4034 4 года назад +2

    Supreme Quality. As a graduate from an Agricultural institute, I felt the same. When you leave you still know nothing! Therefore I'm doing internship all over to learn how to actually farm!

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад

      Sounds like you're headed in the right direction!

  • @juandelacruz4051
    @juandelacruz4051 4 года назад +26

    When you have degree, beautiful job and have plenty of money. It is worthless without any food to buy. Much better to have like one this farm.

  • @amedashtari6648
    @amedashtari6648 3 года назад +1

    This is very interesting ... running a successful farm like this in Swedish weather is one big challenge by itself
    Would like to see more like this .. hopefully with more info and guides ... Good Luck!

  • @Jeudaos
    @Jeudaos 4 года назад +2

    Regenerative ag at it's BEST. This is absolutely inspiring. Wish I could figure out how to do even a quarter of this, from a wheelchair.

    • @davefroman4700
      @davefroman4700 4 года назад

      It would cost a bit to set up but that is doable with deep raised beds and rabbits.

  • @norakat
    @norakat 4 года назад

    You should write a book. I'm sure many can benefit from all the knowledge you painstakingly gathered.

  • @talltreefilms1603
    @talltreefilms1603 4 года назад +2

    Whoever did the filming and interviewing on this is epic! love it so much!

  • @alanoneill9961
    @alanoneill9961 4 года назад +1

    just what i need after a hard day planting spuds!!!

  • @AJ-ox8xy
    @AJ-ox8xy 4 года назад +2

    You are living the dream. This is exactly what I want to do.

  • @stoianandreimircea1509
    @stoianandreimircea1509 4 года назад +4

    This is much of what I am looking for. Getting out if the rat race. When I am ready I will get in touch. Inspiring to see that data is at the heart of what you do. If you need any support in data analytics I would love to help

  • @stevelarson4925
    @stevelarson4925 4 года назад +3

    Awesome. Thanks for putting these together!

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад

      You're welcome! Glad you're enjoying them!

  • @jaads7910
    @jaads7910 4 года назад +2

    Keep up the good work, more farms should be like this,

  • @honeytreefarmnc
    @honeytreefarmnc 4 года назад +4

    Nice! Richard is the man!

  • @1968Christiaan
    @1968Christiaan 4 года назад +2

    Wonderful. Congratulations - on the farm... but also congratulations on finding something you obviously enjoy ! : )

  • @holisticvibes33
    @holisticvibes33 2 года назад +1

    So absolutely fantastic!!! 🥰

  • @erkinbotokanov5740
    @erkinbotokanov5740 4 года назад +1

    You are my hero, my man!

  • @tomidepth8510
    @tomidepth8510 3 года назад

    The video presentation is top-notch !

  • @mdjewel5738
    @mdjewel5738 4 года назад +1

    Beautiful place, if i get a chances to work here, i will feel proud .

  • @aminmohamed5031
    @aminmohamed5031 4 года назад

    I was really inspired to be a smart farmer in the future.
    Fact: I just graduate from a bachelor’s degree in Development Economics and now planning to peruse my studies in Sustainability Management programme.
    Greetings from Thailand. Hope everyone is doing great out there!

  • @AhTechus
    @AhTechus Месяц назад

    Such a creative concept! I wish I could think like you

  • @Lindsey0611
    @Lindsey0611 4 года назад +2

    Amazing! Inspiring! Beautiful video!

  • @247KW
    @247KW 3 года назад +1

    I am inspired by you. I pray I meet a man with dreams like yours because I love to garden and I want to build an amazing farm. 👍 God has really blessed you.

  • @Ben-mb4ft
    @Ben-mb4ft 4 года назад +4

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge and also to the channel for this awesomly made clip. you just inspired me to start a farm!
    greetings from austria :-)

    • @FarmersFriend
      @FarmersFriend  4 года назад +1

      Inspiring new farmers is exactly what we're hoping to do with this series! Thanks for sharing! :)

  • @frankdasaintdituri9983
    @frankdasaintdituri9983 3 года назад +1

    Good work mate looks real good

  • @stephenadair8356
    @stephenadair8356 4 года назад +1

    Really working on this in 2021 trying out green housing in Alaska.

  • @হৃদয়েঅর্থনীতি

    Admirable project

  • @kkkk-wg6je
    @kkkk-wg6je 4 года назад +16

    Here in Wisconsin we are losing our family farms. I wish we could have some of this here.

    • @david0aloha
      @david0aloha 4 года назад +19

      That's because Wisconsin, and most of the US, support the kind of policies which benefit mega-corporations over small farms. It's all about scale, because you've got to be able to afford the accountants, legal team, etc to get all the good regulatory and tax loopholes. Which gives much bigger margins for the big players to gobble up the little ones.

    • @kkkk-wg6je
      @kkkk-wg6je 4 года назад +6

      @@david0aloha you are so right

    • @kkkk-wg6je
      @kkkk-wg6je 4 года назад +9

      @Heraldo Medrano lol Yeah, Farmers aren't doing so well and they for some reason thought that a con artist from NYC was going to make things all better. Surprise, things got worse.

    • @randomfriction7231
      @randomfriction7231 4 года назад +4

      @Heraldo Medrano Politicians are all demagogues, wake up.
      The answer to 1984 is 1776.

    • @vinny5638
      @vinny5638 4 года назад +5

      @Heraldo Medrano both parties support mega corporations, which is the biggest villain in the destruction of family farms. Stop telling people to be blind political sheep and pretending like that fixes the problem.

  • @mho...
    @mho... 4 года назад +1

    awesome project ! wish there where more ppl out there just doing what they love & be able to survive on that!

  • @captainjoemama
    @captainjoemama 4 года назад +3

    That's a beautiful farm mate.

  • @KirstineTermansen-ct5tq
    @KirstineTermansen-ct5tq 2 года назад +1

    I noticed in Denmark, the old farm,. Had a wild garden beside, with eat, from nature,. Plant. As safety

  • @JasonSmith-cq2fn
    @JasonSmith-cq2fn 3 года назад +1

    This was awesome! that's from a city boy who doesn't know anything about any of this

  • @chefmanou
    @chefmanou 4 года назад +1

    beautiful work mate! good job!