I will honestly probably watch this video another 30x or more. I am on the same path as you. I am "farming" my front and back yards with the goal of someday doing something just like this. Grow a ton of organic food, host and educate people. Thank you so much for all of your videos.
I have learned 1/3 of arable land has been devastated by soil erosion and that it can be rehabilitated by compost! Highly recommend the documentary Symphony of the Soil to any person interested in no dig, compost powered farming and gardening!
Hi Jag, my children and I are so appreciative to all your hard work and dedication you freely give out to your viewers. I homeschool my children with the intent that they get real hands on learning every day, learning skills that are not just business oriented, but life skills, working with our hands how to bring forth creatively things necessary for life, especially if the technology fails, learning skills for survival. Your channel has taught us a lot, and I’m so thankful for the in depth information you supply. Your humility, sincerity and honesty show you truly want to bless people to do well. Thank you, to you and your wife, for your hearts to teach us who have like desires, how to best go about attaining life skills we all should be relearning. You are a blessing to my family. Keep up the hard work!
Also try mixing some strong aromatic herbs like peppermint, basil or dill with your crops, some parasites really hate these and will avoid neighboring plants as well. You can either plant them in rows in between your main harvest or as a perimeter "fence" or even randomly spread some seeds here and there on the entire surface (depends mostly on what's your main harvest and how you're weeding it). They don't take much space, won't impede your other bio defense measures and can yield a small harvest of their own (they may not have much commercial value, but are quite useful around the house).
Greeting Jag! Another excellent share of a resource I hadn't thought about. I went online and used this tool; Thanks so much! Its a very timely find too, as I'm just about to start my new gardens of fruit trees, muscadine grapes and veggie garden/cut flower garden. I am also taking a more specific soil test through my local county extension office in my area. God luck with your organic farm!
Subscribed! You are a great source of useful information. Please post more videos on your farmland. Every step of how you make the land ideal for growing and how you actually grow. ☺️
You dont need to add sulfur, to make soil acidic, just use expired raw dairy from trusted farms, diluted with water every 6 weeks. It worked great for me.
Hello Jag, Is Ivanhoe Silt Loam is good to grow indian vegetables ? Thinking of buying a land which has this soil, wanted to get your opinion on this. H1- 0-13” (silt loam), H2- 13-17” (Silt clay loam), H3&H4 is all clay. Thanks.
Awesome video Jag!! Question , how do you get organic certification ?. I am working on many of same things . Just sent in for soil analysis 👍👍 thank you for great info!
We are working on Organic Certification right now, so will be making a video on it after it is done highlighting the whole process. Basically you start with your local agency that provides the certification, here in California its CCOF.
Hey jag. If you could please answer one of my question. I had sowed some water melon seeds 1 month back in 8 inch pots . & i could transplant them on the decided time . As i was out of town .. now they’ve started flowering in the 8 inch pots ... i have transplanted them all in ground . But was wondering if this would hurt my plants . Sorry this is my first year gardening. Just brought a place with some gardening area .
Daisy Creek Farms with Jag Singh thank you 🙏🏻 your video’s are informative & inspiring. Someday i ll buy myself a farmland too . God bless you love from India .
Chock full of useful information. I learned so much about my own soil and why I have been having problems. I can’t thank you enough for this video. Congratulations on the farm. Looking forward to going on this organic journey with you.
I live in Delaware, i knew i had sandy soil but ,my layers are really just sand, Loamy sand, loamy sand, sand and sand. I guess adding topsoil was a good plan! Thank you for the information!
Hi Jag. Great videos!! 1st: Does the hydrogen peroxide you spray on the foliage prevent beneficial insects as well as fungus and bacteria on sick and infested plants? I’m having problems with this white sort of fluffy type parasite. Moves super slowly and seems to grow on the roots as well. Also, These tiny little flies which I think are laying their eggs and their offspring are a multitude. Both of these are ruining the foliage & prevents my plants from growing because of it. Been using dish soap and water for this foliage but it’s not getting rid of them permanently they keep coming back. I believe it’s from the plants that are around my apartments on at the city streets. I don’t want to use anything that’s going to prevent good insects to come and pollinate or feed off of the flowers. Are for to prevent the hummingbirds or harm them in anyway videos are so easy to understand and so informative they’re the best I’ve seen. I especially appreciate the knowledge you possess and graciously share! TY! As I get older I’m realizing the importance of maintaining a healthier body lies mainly in what I put into it. Avoiding less processed foods eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, and consuming foods That have less toxins and preservatives brought me to learn to do my own gardening. In California, I have a 3rd floor apartment with a huge balcony. A novice at gardening I began with herbs. Mostly to repel mosquitoes. And learning to do essential oil’s. And now I’m working on my first blackberry blueberry strawberry ‘mini crops’.
That's a lot of money, just wondering how long would it take to pay off the land. I guess it's more of a lifestyle thing instead of farming income, might be wrong though.
Hey jag what about constructing a bio digester for methane and you could use cow manure and grass clippings to both make methane and the slug is a good fertilizer.......
your information is great, however, you might want to slow down a little because your accent is different and some words can't be understood. What is "degripping"?
This is amazing. I'm so happy for you and glad I found your channel. I will definitely be watching many of your past video's and probably all of the one's to come. I love this. Janice
Hi Jag I would love to say all the best to you because I don’t make gardening i would love to do kitchen gardening but because of medical problems I’m unable to i wish you and your family all the best for the future bye.
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Here is the link to USDA: websoilsurvey.sc.egov.usda.gov/
This channel is so underrated
I will honestly probably watch this video another 30x or more. I am on the same path as you. I am "farming" my front and back yards with the goal of someday doing something just like this. Grow a ton of organic food, host and educate people. Thank you so much for all of your videos.
I have learned 1/3 of arable land has been devastated by soil erosion and that it can be rehabilitated by compost! Highly recommend the documentary Symphony of the Soil to any person interested in no dig, compost powered farming and gardening!
Hi Jag, my children and I are so appreciative to all your hard work and dedication you freely give out to your viewers. I homeschool my children with the intent that they get real hands on learning every day, learning skills that are not just business oriented, but life skills, working with our hands how to bring forth creatively things necessary for life, especially if the technology fails, learning skills for survival.
Your channel has taught us a lot, and I’m so thankful for the in depth information you supply. Your humility, sincerity and honesty show you truly want to bless people to do well. Thank you, to you and your wife, for your hearts to teach us who have like desires, how to best go about attaining life skills we all should be relearning. You are a blessing to my family. Keep up the hard work!
Also try mixing some strong aromatic herbs like peppermint, basil or dill with your crops, some parasites really hate these and will avoid neighboring plants as well. You can either plant them in rows in between your main harvest or as a perimeter "fence" or even randomly spread some seeds here and there on the entire surface (depends mostly on what's your main harvest and how you're weeding it). They don't take much space, won't impede your other bio defense measures and can yield a small harvest of their own (they may not have much commercial value, but are quite useful around the house).
Great idea, will do! :)
Great information Jag, Lot of effort you put get all the information and consolidated everything together. Thanks for all the information.
Jag, Very excited about visiting your farm. Wishing you all the best .
Started with backyard then city plots and now my friend let me use his 3acres land. My goal is to own one.
We are currently looking at an ag property and this video was extremely helpful! Thanks again
Hi Jag, your journey is very inspiring. I can’t wait to see how it all pans out. Your content is very interesting and relevant.
Thanks for the info Jag!
Greeting Jag! Another excellent share of a resource I hadn't thought about. I went online and used this tool; Thanks so much! Its a very timely find too, as I'm just about to start my new gardens of fruit trees, muscadine grapes and veggie garden/cut flower garden. I am also taking a more specific soil test through my local county extension office in my area. God luck with your organic farm!
Subscribed! You are a great source of useful information. Please post more videos on your farmland. Every step of how you make the land ideal for growing and how you actually grow. ☺️
Always clear, concise and informative. Love your channel.
You are really learning about and living the dream!
Thank you much for all the info you share with us..such big help 🙏
You're a blessing! I hope I'm able to find land sometime this year.
Great advice on collecting your own soil samples
You dont need to add sulfur, to make soil acidic, just use expired raw dairy from trusted farms, diluted with water every 6 weeks. It worked great for me.
Thank you Paaji! Just fantastic Video
Amazing! Love this! This is my dream.. to start farming like this! Thanks for your great videos and congratulations!
Just wonderful Paaji!🙏
Great info. thanks for all the details.
Very informative video Jag. Any chance of posting and pinning the link to the USDA website to the comments? -Bob...
Definitely something im planning on doing soon
Thanks for sharing this great information! I've always wondered what kind of soil I have- I call it 'clay ish' which isn't a thing..lol
Great work dear.
thank you for sharing never thought of it. very important.
you're amazing ... thank you for sharing ... and making it easy to understand!
Wish you good luck
Excellent info! Thanks so much! 😃👍
How do you know what soil to look for for certain crops?
Where else did you look for property and why? Was california the only state you looked at?
Hello Jag, Is Ivanhoe Silt Loam is good to grow indian vegetables ? Thinking of buying a land which has this soil, wanted to get your opinion on this. H1- 0-13” (silt loam), H2- 13-17” (Silt clay loam), H3&H4 is all clay. Thanks.
Have you tried growing drumstick tree?
Mine is Woodburn silt loam. I have no idea what that is. Do you know because google doesn't ?
If you are using Wells for irrigation get a SAR test
My soil is tabular and spatial. What does that mean?
Where did you work before?
ありがとう😊thank you🙏🏼🙏🏼
Buy red wrigglers and night crawlers around the mulch ...
Awesome video Jag!! Question , how do you get organic certification ?. I am working on many of same things . Just sent in for soil analysis 👍👍 thank you for great info!
We are working on Organic Certification right now, so will be making a video on it after it is done highlighting the whole process. Basically you start with your local agency that provides the certification, here in California its CCOF.
Hi Jag, How can i meet you?
Oh, man! I wanted to see that big dozer go. Maybe it's another video. Otherwise, what a lot of information!
It's in this video! ruclips.net/video/tdZTxZsxwzE/видео.html
I see pixels moving... is that a horse? :D
Haha yes!
Xoxoxo
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Hey jag. If you could please answer one of my question. I had sowed some water melon seeds 1 month back in 8 inch pots . & i could transplant them on the decided time . As i was out of town .. now they’ve started flowering in the 8 inch pots ... i have transplanted them all in ground . But was wondering if this would hurt my plants . Sorry this is my first year gardening. Just brought a place with some gardening area .
They will be ok, let them grow, watermelon grows like crazy!
Daisy Creek Farms with Jag Singh thank you 🙏🏻 your video’s are informative & inspiring. Someday i ll buy myself a farmland too . God bless you love from India .
MORNING cheers Jag so happy for you and the new things to come👌👌☕☕💕💕🌱🌱
you look so happy and healthy. i wanna live by the farm again
Chock full of useful information. I learned so much about my own soil and why I have been having problems. I can’t thank you enough for this video.
Congratulations on the farm. Looking forward to going on this organic journey with you.
I live in Delaware, i knew i had sandy soil but ,my layers are really just sand, Loamy sand, loamy sand, sand and sand. I guess adding topsoil was a good plan! Thank you for the information!
Where in Delaware? I am near Dover & my soil is just clay, clay, and more clay
You are amazing and such a wealth of knowledge! Ty4 teaching us all about this!
Hi Jag. Great videos!! 1st: Does the hydrogen peroxide you spray on the foliage prevent beneficial insects as well as fungus and bacteria on sick and infested plants? I’m having problems with this white sort of fluffy type parasite. Moves super slowly and seems to grow on the roots as well. Also, These tiny little flies which I think are laying their eggs and their offspring are a multitude. Both of these are ruining the foliage & prevents my plants from growing because of it. Been using dish soap and water for this foliage but it’s not getting rid of them permanently they keep coming back. I believe it’s from the plants that are around my apartments on at the city streets. I don’t want to use anything that’s going to prevent good insects to come and pollinate or feed off of the flowers. Are for to prevent the hummingbirds or harm them in anyway videos are so easy to understand and so informative they’re the best I’ve seen. I especially appreciate the knowledge you possess and graciously share! TY! As I get older I’m realizing the importance of maintaining a healthier body lies mainly in what I put into it. Avoiding less processed foods eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, and consuming foods That have less toxins and preservatives brought me to learn to do my own gardening. In California, I have a 3rd floor apartment with a huge balcony. A novice at gardening I began with herbs. Mostly to repel mosquitoes. And learning to do essential oil’s. And now I’m working on my first blackberry blueberry strawberry ‘mini crops’.
Great info, thanks Jag.
keep it up!
Hey i found your farm on google earth, man it was a lot of searching but i got it.....crazy you paid $935,000 for 20 acres
That's a lot of money, just wondering how long would it take to pay off the land. I guess it's more of a lifestyle thing instead of farming income, might be wrong though.
It's actually a very good price, California is very expensive.
Bhaiya can you show. how to grow corn in garden farming ........(from india)
Will make a video on corn soon :)
Following for organic corn farming in kenya
yo! you live 45mins from my area! i was looking for land nearby!
Thanks for sharing, Jag. I'm rooting for you. All the best. May all of your efforts pay off abundantly.🙏
Hey jag what about constructing a bio digester for methane and you could use cow manure and grass clippings to both make methane and the slug is a good fertilizer.......
your information is great, however, you might want to slow down a little because your accent is different and some words can't be understood. What is "degripping"?
Amazing information Jagmeet. This is going to help in our search for farmland for sure.
Any suggestions on what herbicides or pesticides to look for when sending the sample off?
Have people use all sort of organic farming that makes loosen soil using animal menu ar that create lots of larva
Thanks Jag
This is amazing. I'm so happy for you and glad I found your channel. I will definitely be watching many of your past video's and probably all of the one's to come. I love this. Janice
Jag, excellent information and excellent channel for all. Good luck with your farm!!!
nice video!! wood chips are where its at!!! garden of eden style!
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Is this website applicable in India??
Tufail Khaki, unfortunately, no, as it is looking at a database for the United States. You may find something similar for parts of India. Good luck!
I'm curious: why was a farm plot like this never farmed before?
Very informative video. Great job!
How do you "deep ripping" the soil ?
Awesome video. Thanks!
This is amazing
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Hi Jag I would love to say all the best to you because I don’t make gardening i would love to do kitchen gardening but because of medical problems I’m unable to i wish you and your family all the best for the future bye.