Backyard Farming: 2 Year Market Garden Update of Nature's Always Right Farms
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- Many of you remember my first video with Steven Cornett of Nature's Always Right. His farm, located in his 1/4 acre backyard, is a well-thought out and beautifully run market garden here in San Diego, CA.
The first time I went to his place was the first time I'd seen someone farming in backyards, or really urban farming in general. Steven's techniques were pretty advanced back then, but now he's evolved as a person and a farmer and his garden game is on another level.
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Questions for Steven? Drop them in the comments. Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:22 - Garden Update
4:02 - Greenhouse Overview
7:20 - Chicken Coop Design
9:36 - Bokashi Composting
10:22 - Grow Bags and Permaculture Garden
13:38 - Q&A
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I love your garden and it helps me to start one. Thanks.... you are great!
I'd love more information on everything that did not work for him and why.
Very awesome 👏 ❤️
#littletailsfarm 🐐
Nice work
He's still the same humble, nice guy. Eyebrows still gorgeous!
They were definitely sowed directly to the forehead 😂
but a MAGA moron
@Billy Bob The first amendment is before the second and the Trump administration is currently looking to criminalize journalism by indicting Assange as well as crushing mostly peaceful protesting. 4th amendment, we are still being spied on by the government. 5th, self incrimination by bulk data collection. 6th, speedy trial, Assange is being charged with espionage act. 7th, trial by jury Assange doesn't get one. 10th, Trump has been on the wrong side of states rights initially pushing to reopen during the pandemic. That's just the first 10, Trump is also in violation of the emoluments clause for not divesting.
@@FeelItRising when did he support trump?
Bushy brows
Not burdening yourself with debt gives you many many options. Fantastic video thank you.
You're welcome!
This dude got his neighbor to use their backyard for his second gardening (Speech: lvl 100)
Curtis Stone did the same thing. A few years ago he had like 8 different properties where people let him use their backyards.
And Jim Kovaleski!
Lol to the speech lvl joke. 🤣🤣
I'd let this dude garden in my yard if he let me be involved xD
17:40 Because $5000 gets you everything to start but the land, it's great to hear people are letting folks like Steven get busy growing food in their yards. Great job Steven, and thanks Kevin.
You're welcome!
Interestingly, at least in Springfield mo, there are constantly lots for sale at $5-$7k. usually about .3-.4 acres.
@@Reach3DPrinters yeah you can always buy random pieces of land really cheap in Kentucky too
@@Reach3DPrinters WOW you'd pay 6 figures here.
Wow his farm was amazing. I watched both episodes just now. And then went to his channel and realized he’s now in Tennessee! My husband and I are also from Southern California and move to Tennessee three years ago. I have my backyard garden going. So now I’m really catching up on what he’s doing and subscribed to his channel. So glad you shared this!
I love hearing the chickens talking to y'all in the background.
Steven, I have been a huge fan since your first video. Your explanations are high caliber. You are a natural born teacher. I have learned such a lot from you , as you are one of the very best problem solvers out there. My favourite video was the well considered D E S I G N of your chicken coup. To see the passion fruit shading and mitigating heat and cold, and multiplying your production yield is the icing on the cake. I am sure Bill Mollison would have loved it. Here in Sydney I visited a permaculture (rental). An Avocardo tree was growing out of the chicken run which was on the boundary of three inner city houses. The tree was laden with hass avocados at 4 years (not supposed to start fruiting for 6 or 7 years) , thanks to the chicken poop. The avocardo was shading the chicken house roof. I also really liked the videos you made explaining what you wanted and how you did it....soil prep and irrigation as you started your farming life.
Well done with repurposing beer waste streams and your new green house and all those experiments. Congratulations on all your achievements Steven. Regards Sez
Such a thoughtful comment, i'll pass on the steven
HI, I can give you special vegetable seeds and the value is very high, so you can make much more money. How can I contact you?
Great tips guys. I'm 22 and i wanna open a succulent nursery, found a lot of this info helpful especially the parts about space and making sure of a steady income before quitting your permanent job
Glad to hear it was valuable!
Make sure you noted the part where he only breaks even because he pays literally zero in rent.
@@DrMattHH he says he pays his rent with the business at 15:36 so
This video gives me hope, i am just starting out my raised garden bed and in doing research came across this video, i hope to one day be self sufficient , not really to sell but to eat organic, certified organic
Me too, and let's study together.
Both of these guys are super smart. Faith in humanity restored.
I absolutely love the passion fruit vines that are growing over the chicken coop. That's a great idea for all types of vine plants that a person may want to grow!
Yeah he's quite creative with his coop!
Here in Ohio, we know a guy who grew morning glory vines in and over his coop. Says Japanese Beetles love them and he shakes bugs into chicken run several times a day, keeping his vegetables safe.
Somebody PLEASE explain: I’m in Florida and passion fruit literally grows in the wild out in blazing sun in basically burning hot SAND. Every time I have tried to dig one up (roots intact) and plant it in my comparably fertile yard, they completely die. Every time. I just don’t get it AT ALL. Any guesses?? 💜
@@LucyJazzy85 maybe it needs really sandy/not so great dirt. I know that's how rhubarb grows where I live. It thrives it terrible dirt! Haha
@@LucyJazzy85 Late to the conversation, but it seems like the plants were adapted to growing in sandy and free-draining soil, while your yard's soil might have been too heavy or compacted for them, so the roots couldn't get enough oxygen and rotted away. You would probably get much better results if you planted passion fruit seeds in your yard, since they would adapt to that type of soil as they grew.
"not popping bottles at thee club"... you spoke to my soul when you said that. You guys are a true inspiration.
Thank you for the update! It is so great to see his garden thriving and to hear about the community he is building!
I friggen love this guy!!! Such an amazing farmer and businessman!
This is such a great video! From being out of debt so you can start your own business to asking people around you if you can grow in their space as well. We have been adding raised beds each year in our urban space. This year also expanding to the front yard. These kind of videos get me so excited to continue to expand what we do. I am also going back to school for sustainability and organic gardening degree because of how we want to live and teach others. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the comment and for watching!
Awesome progression. Love the polyculture herb/pollinator garden. Looks so good!
The two of you together just might be too much lol. Such valuable information! I think someone should touch on the topic of farming/gardening while renting. Most people would love to start but don't own any land. Thanks again for your time and knowledge.
You can easily start in grow bags like he showed. There are various types that hang on walls or fences and off of balconies. I live with my father and have to get permission to put anything into the ground so, I am using raised garden beds and vertical grow bags and intermixing veggies with flowers so as to not look so much like a garden when the HOA police come around lol. Good luck to you, you can do this!
Hard to recognize Steven without his hat 😆
13:07 That blue beetle looks ready for harvest ;)
Nice work
I love this update, and I remember watching that video and was waiting for more updates but there wasn't any until now! Thanks Kave and Steve for doing this. Very nice plot and good advise. Thanks for sharing and happy growing.
Steven is easily an apocalypse companion.
Between the 2 of you I spend a lot of spare time watching and learning from your videos.... Thank you for all the work y'all put in.... God bless
I'm from Maine and am learning alot by watching you. Stay positive and big up life and growing food!
I have been establishing garden beds in my back yard, to save money on food and get fresh food, then I saw this video, and it has given me a boost in motivation and idea's. Great job man ! thanks for the content
2 years later again please, these are so cool
Man, it's amazing to see how much more comfortable and confident he is in front of the camera.
@Epic Gardening Lots of thanks to you and Steven for the info on the cost to set up a small scale organic farm in your backyard. AWESOME, AWESOME CONTENT!
Awesome! I absolutely love what you are doing Steven; you are a real encouragement to me in my gardening in my yard.
chain fences, another great place to grow passionfruit! Great work!
Love to see more collabs!
Very inspiring. Great idea to come back and check in after 2 years.
Thank you both for great videos great information and great inspiration.
Love ya both. Thank you guys.
What a nice guy. Hope he keeps doing well🙏
Very inspiring video on all levels. Congrats to both of you for succeeding and sharing your stories.
Hey Epic Garden Man Thank you. Enjoy watching your videos. Have a blessed 7th day. Exodus 20:8-11
So cool seeing it 2 years later! Steven has turned into a muscle man!
Nice to see your urban farm is still going
Garden crush!! You are doing a great job. I watched the first video and I love your chicken coop so much. Keep up the great work.
cool, guys. thanks for sharing
Hello, I have 7acres of land in SoCal and I want to make sure I start things off right. I have had great sucess with container gardening over the past two years. I am really excited to get started my new home purchase. Thank you for teaching us how to become gardeners.
I saw your photo in a recent Gardener's Supply Company catalog of the newly completed design of your previous backyard. Loved the video showing the transition.
Awesome videos !!!
Thank you guys very much. !!!
We need more people like you !
I am so ready guys!
Great video and thank you
for sharing! 🤗😊 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Awesome!! love the information you guys put together!
You have a podcast 👍👍 I just joined and gave it 5 ⭐️ . Thanks for your videos I am learning so much more ch love from 🇨🇦
Thank you for the update! Very cool! By the way, I like your Uncle Jims t-shirt. :-) I've got the same shirt.
i just started to watch this channel, and could watch this video almost after that one 2 years ago :]
Amazing
Another great video. Hope to see more on this farm.
Nice job Steven !
Fantastic, every single element, so thought through and well researched....synergistic, multi purpose. I love your chicken coup design, the passion fruit shading. My passion fruit produced really well in it’s third year, and responded well to pruning (chop and drop). Having the chicken’s fertilising yours, possibly yours will bear earlier and you will have loads but it will need phosphorus, or all that nitrogen will put out a tonne of green growth.
so cool to see the progress .... lots of great info .....carry on
Wow! Thank you for sharing.
Steven sounds and acts just like a friend of mine who is also named Steven. It's so weird to watch this video, and not see my friend's face on your body. Great video, and thanks for the insight!
Loved this video!
Awesome update!!!! I would love to know more about your day to day farming chores. Really enjoying learning from you both.
Awesome job!! So many great ideas. Keep at it!
Thank you thank you!
Cool neighbors!
We need more people like you guys to teach us how to grow our own food, we are so overpopulated that in order to feed everyone the self sustaining backyard garden is absolutely necessary.Thank you
Brows still on fleek 💯
I learned a lot from this tour!
Looks amazing
Both you dudes are hella cool
Awesome 👍
I had a tree collard up here in L.A. for a few years. Grew to about 10ft, constant source of food and juicing material.
Thank you for the inspiration you both have given me to plant my own food. My soil is sand here in Central Florida. I have a container garden. 🥦🥬🍓🍍🥕🍋
That's so great! Best of luck in the garden this season!
Make sure to add some healthy compost to it and start improving that soil!
Steve must of gotten some of that super thrive on them eyebrows!
yep seems like a great guy with some great caterpillars :)
What a smart young couple! Very inspiring!
They aren't gay..
@@peterodriguez9500 who said they were? Steven has a partner, off camera
Me and my girlfriend is what I would typically refer to as a smart young couple lol. I just just fucking with you, pulling your leg.
Comfrey is amazing in compost and topically is wonderful for Rheumatoid arthritis. Steeped in oil it makes a great wrinkle reducer and moisturizer.
Congrats on 1 mill subs
Hi Kevin, this is Saeed here from Australia. I really loved the video and the concept especially. Just need to get more info on how to start such a setup for business when you don’t have your own land.
Good neighbors 👍
Another easy way to cool your chickens is to fill and freeze milk cartons or your mash in ice cream buckets and set or hang them in the run.
"Advocation" is a term not often used now; we need to remember that what we do to support ourselves should be enjoyable and furfilling
I can’t pear to see this premiere
Had to manually search for this guy's channel. Not sure why you wouldnt link it in description
so amazing to be productive in just less than 1 hectare
I live near Cincinnati, the city of beer loving germans
To all those making fun of eyebrows including me, I tip my hat to you sir, you are smart dedicated and succeeding.👍❤
It would be so nice to have four years update this spring... 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 pleeeeease
Awesome ❤️ love it #littletailsfarm 🐐
We love your videos and just started our own homesteading channel thx a lot to these videos
The first video actually got me into worm farming and worm tea, lol.
I live on an acre of land with my parents and yall are tempting me 😅
Awesome garden Steven . Living the dream , being outdoors , connecting with the land , and providing for your family . The American Dream . I think people have complicated it soo much . Would love to see you grow a huge cannabis plant lol 🙏🌞💦🌱🌳
Awesome
If everyone had their own farm maybe pandemics wouldn't be this bad, right?
Wish I had that much warm and big yard
You and me both!
Steven, do you liquify the chicken poo and cuttings to feed the garden? Or do you buy fertilizer? Your garden is epic! Thank you for sharing!
My people 🙏
Yes. It is mash it is called. The sugary liquid before fermentation is started.
WOOOW Beautiful hello guys I need help with growing cilantro and harvesting at the right time oh yes climate time is for Alabama I think that's a 7😁💥💞💞💞
Wow
I would Love to do that!
get started today!
Dope!
Hello. Thank you for all the help. One question. Do you get aphids anymore? I have a lot.
he should really think about quail. They can be raised like compost chickens depending on the breed. they can also be sold as chicks if he wants to be a small scale hatchery. (we need more local hatch)
brilliant.2