Using the Paperpot Transplanter
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2017
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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.
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Equipment I use at Neversink Farm
Greens Harvestor - bit.ly/2v1A7sr
Paperpot - paperpot.co/
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Sillage Tarps - bit.ly/2v1A7sr
What a slick time saving tool, for planting transplanting! And not have to get on your knees to plant, or even bend over!
A salient point you made that especially jumps out at me is when you said that this machine gives you one more day off a week. There’s no price one can put on that; absolutely priceless.
I bet he doesn't take off though, it allows him time to think of more efficiencies and produce more :)
I’ve learned so much from your videos thank you very much.
Dear Connor
It is a real pleasure listening to your demonstrations you remind me of my wife’s relatives in saugerties NY who were from my generation of Woodstock young people peace love non violence one with the earth self suffice it. I’m a little older than you but your success is inspirational. Thank you so much your personality is so down to earth.
You are Great! I can so relate to you, seems as if you are a humble soul and I can relate to your background as I am in the computer industry as well. All through our garden ventures seem to be a world apart, yours a lush eastern environment mine a high plains desert in Colorado, 300 days a year of sun, we all have challenges! Thank you for your inspiration, I hope that someday I might be able to meet you in person!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, take care.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and letting us see your garden
I'm 58 years old and seen some great things here on YT, but you're nothing less than a genius. I stumbled upon this by way of another site. The only regret I have is not been 20 years younger. Although, I'm not that old, but at my age now I just look ahead and think of will I be still above ground to enjoy the fruits of my labour. Well done to you and may God keep giving you the strength to go on doing this wonderful thing.
Murphys Law he does make it fun and interesting. I agree with his philosophy of efficiency, beauty, tidiness, and variety. Growing only greens just seems boring.
Good stuff Conor!
Amazing Connor. I have to come visit in the spring. I’m about 2 hours from you
Totally amazing.
Fantastic inspirational farm! 👍
Thanks Conor
Great information in your videos 👍👍
Awesome thank so much for the knowledge
outstanding!
great video
This is awesome! Thank youu
Very cool!
Just subscribed. My biggest question has been how does a big guy like me turn a 3 acre property into a successful farm ? You are proof quality of your efforts accounts far more than speed .
Thanks for giving this big man hope .
Have you ever thought of automating this system? Have multiple of these on a guided wore, and recesses into a housing? I like the idea. Very cool!
There is a similar system for large fields that uses a re-plantable fabric pot. It's widely used for chili peppers here. The hand-towed one is the right size for a "market garden" that plants a little of everything insteasd of 120 acres of one variety of pepper.
That tools is very impressive. The start up kit for it here in Canada is around $3000. It looks so good, but I'm not sure if it is in the cards year one. Great educational vid...again:))
where are you buying the startup kit for that price in canada? i'm about to purchase from paperpot and the exchange makes it over 4 thousand canadian for me:(
@@mikedolinsek9951 4 grand for THAT?? Ridiculous!!
thanks for that tip at the end. so you're saying i could just buy the paper pots and not the transplanter and just lay them out by hand. ha, nice.
I love it and hate it at the same time....I will explain. I think that what he is doing is Perfect I wish I was him......but I hate it because I wish I was him and I am not......Great Job...hahaha.
I'd think with some masking tape and peat pots you could make your own paperpots, and that tool looks easy enough to imitate, could probably 3d print most of the parts. Just needs a knife edge up front to cut the soil and the long part of that steel knife could be plastic. It's definitely a neat tool, WAY overpriced, but neat.
Willie Open source 3D-printed parts for small-scale intensive farming...
How did you prepare the bed?
Awesome stuff sir. Does your course address what crops do better with the paperpot vs. Traditional transplanting (with windstrip or other cells,)? I'm registered for the June 29th 2020 registration and look forward to it. Thanks
Yes it does
Amanda Martindale, The paperpots aren't banned, they've been allowed for at least another year. Your certifier was incorrect. They were never banned. The NOP was considering whether to recommend them or not, they did recommend them. All good for one more year.
Thanks for this. Is the issue not just as simple as you don't want a bunch of plastic in your beds though?
Conners a baddass
How does the NOP ban on paper pots affect your business? We were about to buy a transplanter when we got word from our certifier a few weeks ago that the paper pots are banned. I'm curious, after your current supply of paper pots runs out, will you stop using it until organic paperpots are created, or is it a useful enough tool that you'd drop your certification to continue using it?
Amanda Martindale leave it to the government to throw a wrench into efficiency. Must have fed a rat a hundred pounds of paper pot. Good luck
Local farming rules, industrial scale farming comes with industrial scale costs and risks.
just geat! what will be the price of the course?
$2000
Holy crap.... That's crazy expensive.
lifetime price it seems
he's giving you a blue print to do what took him years and years to figure out through trial and error. If you're in an area that could buy your production, $2,000 is a measly cost.
Osu produtor gostaria de comprar para uso proprio juntamente com o papel coorente e poder distribuir em todo territorio nacional sobre licnça de sua firma
Will this work for garlic?
No. But the zipper works great for that.
Doesn't the paper pot tape contain fungicides, how does that equate to using it on an organic farming scenario please ?
The paperpots that I use do not contain fungicides.
Which company does the none fungicide paperpots? I've not been able to source them.
All the paperpots that are sold in the U.S. do not contain fungicides. That includes ones from johnnys, and paperpot.co. It is actually very difficult to get the fungicide treated ones here in the U.S.
That's great news Conner, thank you. :-)
Always check with your certifier before purchasing anything
Sure what is the price for the course and can one take it on line?
www.neversinkcourses.com/
Neversink Farm i am really happy to be connected to this man
where can I get that paper or how do you make it?
Paperpot.co
Neversink Farm Thank you for sharing! 👍🙏
I've seen paper pot paper remains in the soil even two years after planting. That does not look very healthy, imo...What is your experience, how long does the paper remain visible in your soil and how long does it take at your end to have it decompose and vanish completely?
What?? Thats a crazy long time sounds like therw wasnt much microbial activity in that soil
Sounds like your soil isn't healthy moreso than anything