Seeding this years Tomatoes
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
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Richard Perkins is a globally recognised leader in the field of Regenerative Agriculture and is the owner of Europe’s foremost example, Ridgedale Farm, Sweden. He is the author of the widely acclaimed manual Regenerative Agriculture, regarded as one of the most comprehensive books in the literature, as well as Ridgedale Farm Builds.
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Nothing warms my heart more than a tidy 😍 and methodical seed planting Richard! I'd avoided vermiculite tops before but may give it go this year since I'm planting much more than ever before- might even do a wee side by side with soil tops to quell my curiousity 🌱
Nice! Really clear principles. This video really clarifies the information in Regenerative agriculture book. Looking forward to overview of paperpot systems.
Really looking forward to this year’s content. The concept of “homesteading” with other families is a really good one:)
You one good man who has changed the world in a great way. With love from Africa Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪
I really really happy that you didnt give up the market gardening! I cant wait to see your videos this year too! It made me relaxed in these unstable times..
Respect from Africa 🇿🇦
First time checking into the channel in a while. Cool to see you pivoting to homesteading in these times. Must be nice to spend more time with the family, and have a slower pace.
I’m excited to see and absorb the ways your methodical mind adapts the larger scale techniques to a smaller scale. Watching these video’s a couple times, taking notes so I don’t miss the goodies appropriate to my context and spending time chewing over how to apply it on my homestead. Thrilled to see you shaping your world so it works for you. Enjoy!
Hey Richard have you tried soil blocking before? I absolutely love it. Been enjoying reading your regenerative agriculture book this winter.
Enjoyable video! Thanks for making it. Greetings from Ireland
Beautiful sunset to cockpit footage…I get it. 👍
A terrific overview of your start to the sowing season, thanks Richard. It still seems like an awful lots of food you'll be producing, even with the extra guests and homesteaders on the farm. I'll be keen to see how much you may have left over to preserve etc for the colder months.
Hard to hold back planting till the warm weather is here.
Thank you
I live in Quebec in urban city you and I have the same weather cold and snow during winter
last spring I put a cable heater usealy it is for a roof I put it in the soil at 4 inches
I plug in the 1 January for test we have a lot of -25C and the temperature of the soil was around 8-10C and temperature of the greenhouse between 5 - 10C
It is less expensive to heat the soil because the soil heat the air
I no now I can grow harvest crop all year around
My inspiration loves from India💕💕🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
You make me want to be a farmer
Starting my seeding also.. I'm my house
Our potting mix here in the states are loaded with peat and perilite. I gotta find a better option!
Container wise in the Uk sells the hard plastic one and they are very good I have few my self it’s brilliant 🤩
8:11 I buy my seeds from Premier Seeds Direct too! Great value and fantastic results.
Squash won't be low maintenance once they start pumping 🙂. What about sweet potato? Melons, I have some great home saved seed, Petit Gris de Rennes, I wish you would have said 🤔
Hi Richard. As a new farmer in Sweden I find it so very frustrating to know where to find things/materials. May I request that you perhaps gift your followers a list of suppliers that you use... pretty please?
I’m in the USA and struggle with that too…..seems I’m always searching and then it’s big $$
That would be awesome!
I can't see the word tomato written down now without pronouncing it tomaaahdo in my head 😆
Hi Richard, any chance you could mention the place you buy the trays?
Time to get mine started, shelving just about to be finished.
Looked at Wexthuset but not sure they are the sturdy variety you have.
I can atleast tell you it's not from Wexthuset. I'm in Sweden and can't find them...
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Same issue, I looked at AliExpress, pretty sure its the same ones they have only 10x cheaper, 69skr for 4 instead of 1 for ~130skr.
Could anyone share the specs on those unwoven geotextiles? Been looking for the for a while. Thanks
When planting tomatoes, kale, in 64x trays, what about transplanting? Is the 10cm pot only transplant before transplanting to bed or is there any extra steps? What about 144x trays, can I directly transplant them from tray to bed?
Also some gardeners suggest to grow first seedlings in a bunch together, then transplant the plants in a quite early age, 7-8cm. They say, that root system disturbance is good for development of strong plants. Would you agree?
Shouldve sold those evergreen seedlings to the forestry service or tree programs $$$
Vart är pluggbrättena köpta? de ser ut att vara bra kvalitet vilket är lite svårare att få tag i tycker jag. Tack för en bra video!
Hi. What is the name of the tomato he said he is going away from this year?.
Vad heter brättena?
Varför är det helt omöjligt att hitta återförsäljare på dessa pluggbrätten. Varje år i 4 års tid har jag letat febrilt efter dessa utan lycka. Att behöva slänga trasiga pluggbrätten varje år gör mig ännu mer tokig..
Snälla någon, var köper man dessa?
I used to get them from Lindbloms; it appears they only sell quick pots now
@@regenerativeagriculture Thank you so much for taking your time to respond Richard. It's been driving me a little nuts. Now I can rest peacefully in knowing they're not available atleast. hah
I'll redirect my energy into making my homestead instead. Happy times folks