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His approach to no-dig market gardening and pastured poultry, as well as his integration of Holistic Management, Keyline Design and Farm-Scale Permaculture in profitable small-scale farming has influenced a whole new generation of farmers across the globe. Garnering more than 16 million views on his blog, and teaching thousands globally through his live training at the farm and online, Richard continues to inspire farmers all over the globe with his pragmatic no-nonsense approach to profitable system design.
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What a real couple. They are dedicatedly and definitely gonna make it.
Those two are going to live together forever!
This was wonderful, to hear about their struggles and their pushing thru to accomplishments. I have been married for 30 years and we worked together for many years. I believe that our relationship was made stronger because we both chose to never give up. You two are a beautiful couple, and your farm looks amazing. Never give up on your dreams and your partner.
Thank you!
Hej guys jeg meget interesseret til at bruge hele april måned hos jer. Jeg arbejder normalt som kok på læsø, vi åbner føst 1st juni i år. Så hvis i kan bruge mig som intern jeg er klar 😊
@@AndershoejlundDK Hi Anders and Kristin, how can I find your instagram account ?
Hey, iam Andrew, Farmer in uganda in East Africa.
I really like this i wish i can meet you one day and i learn more from you ....toooo i love farming...its my job...i love the vegetables couse i also do vegetables farming...thanks so much keep it up.
Two young, strong, intelligent, motivated individual's. Hope. Perseverance. Longevity. You give us all hope. You're saving me and all generations. Thank you. I love you. Jennifer. Decatur GA USA
The way you look at each other says it all! It says how much you admire and love each other, and I know having been with my wife since high school and spent more than half my life with someone I’ve known for so long you only grow stronger... Just never forget that material things and work decisions come and go but your life partner should be just that, a life partner😊😊 May God bless you both and give you many years of happiness and success...👍
Discovering this 4 years later. Awesome! 😍
Would be great to see a follow-up of how they have managed/grown their operation. 🙏
Well done! These young people have a very mature attitude and have worked very hard. They deserve success in their venture. God bless them in all aspects of their lives.
Man these two are switched on. A Strong pair for sure
Definitely interested in a mini course on the spreadsheets and planning tools!
Same
Also something I'll be signing up for.
Agreed
us too, has there be any info yet? contact?
Me to from India to learn, how u do all this in challenging condition .
My heartbeat always goes up whenever a notification pops up with a new ridgedale upload. And again very interesting to watch!
40:00-41:00 Thanks for answering so open-heartedly about the strains on your relationship. The way you look at eachother so intensely a couple of times... Such a deep connection... Good luck guys! Looking forward towards following the new additions to the farm next season.
Very Excited about an Exel Course with Anders !
Thank you for sharing, most encouraging and nice to hear them sharing their personal challenges as well. It is uplifting to see them overcome the obstacles. May they grow to realise all their dreams.
This is definitely the couple to watch. These two will do tremendous things. I’m pulling for them.
Be sure to revisit them again every now and again. I’ll bet they will have done amazing things. 👍
Oh my! Good that they are young! The energy that you have when you are young! Nice to see these young people working so well together. Hope everything goes great for them!
Yessss, please!! Teach us about all the aspects to plan forward, how to do that and also monitoring. Having control on the money will truly mean a lot
Lots of complexity in a family run business. It takes time to nestle into what works for everyone and where each works best. Thanks for sharing your struggle along with your success, it’s much more relatable and realistic. 👍
Thanks so much Richard and this couple. Lovely to see them together and what they are accomplishing. I rarely watch a 45 minute video but I watched the whole thing. Thank you.
So impressed with their work and their unity! All farmers need a close eye on their numbers. Excel course, definitely!
You all are incredibly humble and beautiful people! Ton of new information
Thankyou for sharing 😊💖👍
some people amaze me :-) I have worked as market gardener for 2 years, so know how much work is involved, I can't comprehend how I would achieve what they did in such a short time.
About ten minutes in I was happy to see it was almost an hour long video. They are hard working, very inspiring people. I always wonder how many successful market gardens there are that I haven't seen or don't even have the chance to be known around the world because they're so busy actually making it work.
Love this couple!
Totally amazing... as they trained with the best giving themselves all the knowledge and advantages possible to be successful!
These two are amazing! Such an inspiration for any young couple looking to start their own business, not just market gardening. To see and hear how they work their relationship around the business is wonderful. Any self run business requires full commitment from both partners, otherwise it won't work. One person might try hard to run it all along for years, but the disdain towards the goals will become so burdensome that it's bound to fail, IMO. This is a huge lesson for homesteaders. If the whole family isn't engaged, it'll be a battle all the time.
What an awesome couple. What they've achieved in their first year is nothing short of awe inspiring. Hope you get the chance to revisit them in the not too distant future.
Thanks for making the video.
👍👍👍
Beautiful people! Inside and out. Good luck to both of you and God bless you both.
Wonderful job! Beautiful place. Richard please continue to update us as they go on in the future years.
Good I love this couple, no wonder people are so willing to buy from them, the passion and energy is empowering
Nice video! Greetings from the Netherlands / Holland!
This we have been waiting for all day, now popcorn and enjoying. Thanks.
Oho, domaći :D
@@HladniSjeverniVjetar s Richardom već oko 6 godina...
Zeljko Serdar Vidim na vašem kanalu i vi se bavite poljoprivredom?
@@HladniSjeverniVjetar Imamo više projekata. Potražite nas na netu pod CCRES ili HCOIE. Pozdrav.
Pozdrav dečki, što se čeka? Idemo zasukati rukave i idemo raditi :D
Really enjoying this tour you are doing. Such an impressive hard working couple. Appreciate their honesty with some of the difficulties and how they are managing them. You must feel good that you have helped all these people learn how to farm and they are successfully farming.
VERY ENCOURAGING,Write down complains and talk it out in the meetings is very wise.
To be so young, having such goals working together. It's very heartwarming.
I would love to see that guy put out an excel course!
Agreed! Predicting success for this young, dynamic, hard working couple. Love to see what they have accomplished a couple of years down the road. So very open to let us learn from them...thank you
these road trip videos are fantastic, especially from the point of view of a new market gardener, it's great to see successes and struggles. Well done for asking the relationship/mental health question at the end as well, such an important part of making a success of a wee farm. Keep up the good work!!!
These guys are fabulous , grit and determination will make this business fantastic for them
I forgot to say: 'thanks, Richard. ' I appreciate your work very much.
So fast and focused, amazed.
I've spent 6 months just setting up my first greenhouse, digging the base, gravel, insulation, heating, ventilation, shelves, watering system etc.
I am loving this tour. Seeing such success in the first year is inspirational for anyone who is thinking of growing food, even if just for themselves.
Wow this is a brilliant episode. So real and raw yet still so inspiring.
Awesome video, people and your psychologistic insite and interview. Nice hardworking and strong couple. I wish them all the best.
What a couple of hard workers ,and smart too. They will win. All my best.
Thank you for following up on these two, they're special and an energetic young couple!
Amazing abilities to produce this last season and being a start up year too.
To save time during the growing season, during the winter season could you set up with farmers tool your programs and learning videos to enable the new farmer a fast start program? One place for bulk shopping!
Richard another farm that could make it on a tour bus route.
I've noticed the farmers that have followed certain leaders are crushing it!
Nice to see a couple willing to open up their relationship teaching some secrets that many never find...
Great video looking forward to seeing more!
Congratulations to you both, gives me so much hope that one day I can succeed in farming as well. My wife and I have been in business together for past 20 years she is the chef and I out front, maintenance plus roustabout, this little separation at work site helps greatly, but ultimately you both have to plan, agree on direction and who is responsible for what then execute with regular communication, may God bless you as he has us.
Great people. This kind of food market provision is brilliant. Local, human, good.
My hat is off to an amazing couple! Gives me hope to find someone to share my farmstead with. I would greatly appreciate the excel coarse!
WOW!!! Amazing accomplishment in so short a time frame. Super inspiring; well done!
I love your videos. I'm confused about the thumbs down. If someone doesn't like videos, why do they bother watching. They have to know what they are about to see. It seems that they are wasting their time just to give the videos a thumb down. Just an observation. Keep up the great work!!
I could never understand thumbs downs for this kind of video either, until I accidently hit thumbs down instead of up. Like me, there are people with slightly defective vision who maybe don't notice that they've done it. I could be wrong of course, but it's a remarkable video about an amazing couple, so believing the down votes are mistakes helps balance my waning faith in humanity.
Jealousy
Det er jo helt vildt........Katrine og Anders.....at det kan lade sig gøre......I er da helt utrolig fantastisk arbejdsomme og passionerede. Stor respekt ❤️👍👍
Love love love this one!! Super great story and Farmers! Thanks so much for sharing! Very inspiring and makes me feel even more inpowered to work hard through the though times.
Loving these videos. It would be fun to see them year over year. How they progress and grow! Nice work.
I would love the planning, management sheets. You’re all amazing. I’m moving farm and animal rescue across the country, will be starting from scratch after the move and I appreciate your stories and inspire me to realize my dreams. Even a great grandmother can do this I think.
Thick plastic strips floor to ceiling in the cooler doorway allows you to keep it open till you are finished processing. Also you may consider a few woofers until you can employ someone. Juicing is so popular here in the US. That could be another sale for your produce. Kale, Ginger, Apples, Carrots, Chard, Celery... Good Nature juice presses are helping individuals start juicing business around the world. Just a few ideas! 🌱❤️
Thanks, good ideas.
Thanks Richard for the great work. And to the young couple I say, keep going strong! I was really touched about your story, especially "work - Home" balance and how you are handling your relationship. The biggest win you have is that both of you love what you are doing. It would be very different if only one of you had the drive to do market gardening while the other had other ideas. You are a perfect match made in haven!! Good luck and keep plodding on!!
I wish the best for these guys.. so capable ..hope they are able to pivot in this new pandemic world .. hearts out to you!
I dont see their links! and didn't catch the name of the farm!
Amazing job especially this tricky season ! Great to be so honest about relationships too I know what you mean . Great to get such good customers in such a short time. Inspirational
I hope this lovely couple are still doing well and that they have gone on to great success. They are an inspiration. Excellent video. Thanks and good luck to all of you from West Cork, Ireland.
hi Richard! Thanks for the great Interview.
You asked how the other family businesses are dealing with relationships - for me personally a very interesting question. Only thing I can say,that through years and years of not dealing with issues and the relationship between my parents, the whole farm business (40 years now,founded by my father) and the family is hopelessly destroyed.
So I would find it really great if you could maybe work to integrate that question in your RUclips-Videos or other ways - I think many many people would find that really interesting with a focus on farms :)
Keep up your great work and have a good time,Konrad
thank you for sharing. I'll mention your comment next time I speak with Richard. take care
Definitely do a course! Please and thank you!
Great job...Nice to see someone speak of relationship and business...Great advise and awareness keep on ! Blessings ❤
This couple are incredible! Good luck to you both on your farm and relationship. Thanks for sharing your experience about starting the farm business from the scratch. I'm interested to learn the excell in regard to the farm's budget and predictions
Thank you so much Richard for making this great videos and thank you guys for providing so much information about the project, including personal stuff. We are also a couple starting a small pastured poultry operation and everything you said matched quite a lot with our feelings and experiences.
All the best to your amazing project!
Fantastic how many people a getting stuck into growing healthy food as the man said time to go from mass production to production by the masses...Thanks for your time and shearing
Richard very good video and my 👍up to the young couple for starting their farm on their own they are doing a good job and they will be one of the best farmers in years to come
They complement each other so well
Huge interest in taking Ander’s excel spreadsheet course!
Wow, Katrine and Anders, you guys are good at your jobs! Lovely instragram channel. Richard - great questions, these videos add so much insight.
All the best for the next season guys! What a Fantastic farm you've set up over there! I'd be rally interested in the excel course
Super Couple ! great determination and perseverance naturally talented goodluck to you couple
Very ambitious. Awesome. Knowing your numbers and studying what works and what doesn't is what makes the difference. Everything I have for an expense, I calculate the costs for a year.
Again, I find I’m both amazed and touched in how timely these videos and among the many additional activities that have been available to observe through your efforts, Richard....ET AL!
As it happens I grew up in a family of businesses and start-ups, though not in farming or agriculture, the considerations, challenges and conflicts, if you will, are very much the same. I.e., we lived, work and developed together in business, family and in our individual skill-sets right along with the developments and transitions necessary as things rolled out, so to speak.
Once again, I find the people and the endeavors to be both fascinating and inspiring to “feed” an evolving scope of activity and in stepping up to the demands of the contexts they face and are “digging” in to it all in driving these developments. Kudos....... as this is most valuable to have access to and on so many levels. I find I’m deeply heartened to see that people are ready and stepping up to the capacities in complexity in the development of the projects let alone the systems and operations that evolve through these processes. Too, the value in coming to understand that as these projects are coming together that its often Not identified perfection, especially before hand, but one of tenacity, focus and the incredible power and effect of Actions that drives so much in all you and these people are engaging in Life. I’m seeing, farming, food, community and so much more are looking so promising against so much else that goes on in the world at this time.
Some thing I continue to hear mentioned again and again here is the value and potential of the connections, networks and resource that that becomes so much a part of how the projects can move forward at such low investment or overhead financially. Personally, I’m seeing even great potential in how these networks and resources can bring even more as the groups of people and farms are coming together. For example, where I am here in California, there are so many older farms, some no longer in production or in operations as farms..... the potential in connecting farmers and new farmers with these older facilities and their owners can prove of great value and move along with what has perhaps been stalled or left to wither as time progresses......... in addition the potential in keeping costs much lower in taking advantage of so much work that is still in place , just waiting for the next farmers to take up only to find that some of the results of work previously are already in place...... i.e. physical facilities, educated and motivated markets etc........
I look forward to that time when the opportunity to be face to face and expand on all these subjects can happen as I am more certain as each day passes that this is a path that I am already on and building into a future with beyond what I already do and have done.
Finally, for now, Please accept my humblest appreciation for all you are doing and driving with this much needed scope of activity.
I'm interested in the excel mini course :) didn't realize how old this video is. 😳
But def appreciate seeing what you did together and def how sweet you are with each other. Def always great seeing couples working well together and hearing how you manage challenges :) thx
Another great story..it's amazing what they've done👍👍👍
The mini course in detailed planning and budgeting where current available data impacts the forecast would be very helpful! :)
Mind blown. We experienced a very similar startup year as well. I can relate to everything you shared. Well done!
Would be really fun to hear a little bit about their background leading up to going into starting an agriculture business together as to what previous experience they have. Thanks for this great vid!
Absolutely love the farm and their level of organization was amazing! A course on excel would be a must watch from me!
Amazing work effort from these young farmers! They are definitely beating the "millennial" stereotype - wish there was more of this going on. Wonderful couple doing great work.
Interesting discussion of the challenges of first year setup with no infrastructure. Also discuss finances/accounting at 33:00,
Very inspiring, thank you. Good luck to this hardworking, lovely young couple.
Wonderful. Thank you. They are amazing. Yes to the excel course
More great stuff to keep following, really appreciate you doing this tour Richard :)
Wow.. thats a hell of a lot of work.
Really wish Richard Perkins would actually link the farms he visits so we can follow them on their journey via a website or instagram! Very interested in Mikkels farm but haven’t been able to successfully translate my interpretation of it.
If anyone can help that would be awesome!
Anders og Katrine i met at the road side next to my aple orchard in skovballevej on tåsinge, they where driving slow and looking at me and my wife and then asked in a streesful way “”have u guys seen a bathtub lying around””. Haha. See u guys when i get home to Tåsinge tomorrow.
And Mr. Perkins im a sailor and i don't know what is up or down on the potato but i own the most lovely little farm near by Anders and Katrine and hopefully in the future I will be gardening farming with you guys. One love
Such strength, so much hope...
Beautiful send me this video
Amazing couple ,working together as good partner that is why you have a wonderful garden ❤️ and you have a good planning 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great video. Glad to see it is possible to be successful early on in a farming project.
Fantastic tour tour man. How encouraging!
Yes on the farm production spreadsheet class!
Yes, I am interested in the Excel sheets. Great idea!
I just love this couple - absolutely stunning duo. Huge emotional intelligence both ways.
Amazing what they have accomplished in a such a short period of time.
These kids really are incredible! What a great video!
Definately impressed by the work they have done. Good stuff
Very much interested in the scope of planning, accounting, projections (target and budgeting) and costing/funding sheets that would also establish a scope of language and common experiences to develop further from.... so, yes, absolutely interested.
So exciting to see this meeting taking place, how so much comes together with good team and the planning and how it begins. BTW, been there on the end of day (bedtime) efforts to talk and connect (fighting) having some good tools on this really helps and keeps energy where it makes the most benefit. Home/work, relationships and the complexity therein while also stepping into the unknown and in taking on whats new can be very challenging. I’m speaking from growing up in family business and that of growing and managing my own businesses in years passed. One powerful tool in communications and how different perspectives become integrated is a model “ Touchstones”.
Thank you for all your efforts here as its so incredibly valuable at any level of development. Much appreciated!
Apologies for coming to this so late in the conversation. Have really enjoyed the whole tour Richard, thank you. Listening to this focused & generative young couple, two things occurred to me to perhaps add to ideas for winter cogitation.
First, Re: Hare/Rabbit Problem. Might be worthwhile to look into adding a Terrier to the team. Or better yet ...hire a trained one to visit. I've heard of Rat Terrier owners, for example, who come out with their dogs & clear your fields. Saw film footage of it once & boy was it impressive. A remarkably merciful kill, as the dogs quickly break the neck.
Second, Re: Buying a golf cart to speed in-row harvesting into crates as-you-go. Perhaps worth thinking about Carting or "Drafting" with a dog. A dog-pulled cart can be homemade to fit your row width & if the right dog is matched to that job, with some training (a great task to work on in winter), you might well discover a very dedicated 3rd member for your workforce.
Re: Using Dogs ~ Really not as silly or anachronistic as it may first sound. But it does mean matching the right dog to the job, for it to be more solution than a new set of problems. Would not try a Terrier for carting, for example. Or any herding breed either, at least not those known to need high activity. A high energy herder would likely be bored by a human's pace moving down the aisle. I'd look for a young trainable sturdy dog, known to have good heat tolerance (for summer working conditions, no sled dogs), from a breed known to be patient, mellow & attentive to Owner.
Lots of info online about making carts & harnesses, & how to train a dog for drafting... And really, it's just another of the farm jobs that dogs did for thousands of years & those dormant skills wait to be tapped. Given the chance, they joyfully jump off the couch to be by our side & join in our labors.
Thank you for your comment.
Truly inspiring & grateful for your humble honesty. Very interested in the excel spreadsheet course
At about 35.00 you talk about online training in excel sheets for production planning - that sounds very interesting! I would really like to have some insight on production planning. Hope Anders will go forward with his courses!