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Prop House - Complete Farm Tour of Neversink - Winter 2018 Part 4
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2018
- Join me for Part 4 of the Winter Farm Tour around Neversink Farm. Today is the propagation house where we start all of our transplants.
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Conor Crickmore is a well known educator in small scale market farming and has been very successful at earning a good living growing vegetables on a small plot. He farms without a tractor. He also designs tools and hosts online courses in farming and gardening.
Online Courses can be found at - www.neversinkcourses.com
Tools can be found at - www.neversinktools.com
Equipment I use at Neversink Farm
Greens Harvestor - bit.ly/2v1A7sr
Paperpot - paperpot.co/
Use this discount code for 5% off @neversink_paperpot_5
Sillage Tarps - bit.ly/2v1A7sr
Simply sophisticated. Love it. Thanks brother
Another great video Sir. Love the Prop House! You have a lot started now and looking real good.
Thank you so much for this channel and all the information you provide. I appreciate a lot that you keep these videos short and sweet and you are not just talking for the fun of it. It makes the watching and listening very enjoyable! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Simply lovely. What a great place to work.
U always give great information thanks for sharing n great setup
I love your story! Congratulations on your success!
This farm is amazing!
Thank you for sharing. Great farm!!! Something to look up to.
Eva
I love what you are doing and i learned alot from you thank you for sharing your passion with us 😊😊😊
Great videos. Thanks for letting us see your operation. Do you mind showing us your pace of hustle throughout a typical day/week?
Would love to see a video about your microgreen process. Thanks.
Awesome stuff! Are the heated seedling tables something you built or purchased?
I think this is the most professional nursery setup Ive ever seen for a small farm. Would really be interested in what something like this runs in $ (if that's not too personal)
10.000$+10.000 inside in tables and gear, and more. looks like hes got it on a slab as well. getting in the 30.000$ range
Concrete slab is by far the most expensive part. Easily. Even with the heated tables, germ chambers, etc.
I love your channel. I am in a high tech job looking to start farming like yourself do you have any advice.
Don't wait too long
Nice setup. My ultimate greenhouse would have a doorman too, or an automatic door. :)
Are you using just the one dibber for the same seed depth for all seeds, and is the germ chamber just a high humidity area or also environmentally controlled more that your greenhouse already is? Thanks.
GC. Is env. Controlled
nice set up!
How many weeks do you sprout potatoes. Do they get covered with soil or just remain in the light? Thanks very much!
Potatoes sprout just loose
what size is this prop house? Would it be a place where you would invest a big chunk of start up capital??? ...in theory.
What is the potting mix that you buy so many pallets of for the winter?
vermont compost
@@NeversinkFarm thye have the micorhziaa in it , right?
Where do you find the tubular heating system?
If you do a quick search for root zone heating systems on Google you will find quite a few, we ran ours off a rinnai tankless 90+% water heater, but have seen many made with just a black barrel up where sun can warm it falling through 1/4" drip tube into a barrel or sump below with a small sump pump to recirculate
Is that lettuce in the paper pot?
Thank you
yes
What would a exterior potting shed solve?
Primarily a dry place for seeding
i no what u mean there, i have everything in one 30 by 50 fun fun.. nursery and wash station but it works right..thanks
About what percentage of your income would you say comes from sales at the farmers market(s)?
Changes constantly
Strike one, let me try again. Can you make a comfortable living selling at farmers markets only or is it necessary to sell your produce to multiple sources?
Not nec. But risky