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So what happened next year?

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Keep the videos coming, thank you for the updates. You have a beautiful operation.

Lovely carrot farm. What is the row spacing?

Do you need a worker?

In the winter, farmers go to farm eq shows & go on vaca to the tropics. !

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can i have those tomatoes..?love it...

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Incredibly saddened to hear this. Through this difficulty I pray something bigger and better comes out of it. - sending love and prayers.

So sorry to hear this. Hope this amazing community will come together for you 🙏

An you help me for got agriculture land. On lease

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What beater set up (single, double, etc.) would you recommend for spreading wood chips?

Once you have spread the wood chips do you sow legume plants right away in the wood chips? Could you plant after the second year instead of the third one?

Bro ...did ya pay the fine then?

Kia Ora & Good Afternoon from Caribbean Drive, Unsworth Heights, North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand …Great Video Bro …

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I've been thinking about doing this for several years now. I don't have a spreader, so it would be much harder for me to do this, but I may just do it by hand. I've noticed that grass and weeds grow straight through the woodchips, and you hardly see a difference in production, despite the nitrogen tie-up.

Looks good and healthy good luck Jerry Rockland

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Omg, I want that machinery!😎

Does not seem to be putting any carbon in the soil. if this has been covered in chips for a number of years. In my climate. Those chips would be gone in 2 years. I put out a foot of Horse bedding. 2 years it was no where to be seen. Better use of the chips would be to turn them into Biochar. It will still be in the soil 1,000 years. It will hold the microbes in the top 6 inches of soil. Will hold on to fertilizer you spread. Check out this Ted Talk: Biochar: The Oldest New Thing You've Never Heard Of | Wae Nelson | TEDxOrlando

It's 7am and I'm watching a tractor....this is great.

Add chips to your chicken yard and let them scratch through it and mix in thier hot nitrogen and voila! Perfect combo of manure, leaf matter and chips that breaks down fast and feeds the land.

Both of you are an inspiration to everyone around you. Thank you for sharing your amazing discoveries. Glad to see you are immersed in a regenerative environment. God bless you and your family.

Great and hard job. Support farmers❤

What model of Kubota tractor is this? And how wide are the tires set, from center to center? I have been trying to find a tractor capable of a 72'' spacing tire center to center, and 60-80hp. Thank you, and awesome video!

Regenerative Ag is all about root exudates from plant diversity. You could take it to the next level by moving away from monocultures and embracing diversity in your cover crops. The Jena experiment found at least 4 different plant families in a mix for best results.

Happy Holidays to you and your family.

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You are providing both food and farm experience to many. And you are wonderful neighbors to us. Blessings, Wilf and Connie, Friendly Acres

Thank you for the yummy food. Grateful.

3 years to decompose when you can get the wood chips de-composted separately for 6 months with using a static air pile and manure addition. Then you can get 2 1/2 years of active production in your land.

I can appreciate how exhausting the growing (and prep) season is and I'm sure you enjoy your rest over the winter months. Thanks to you and your team for all their efforts. We certainly enjoy the fruits of all that labour!

Sounds like a great place to work, an excellent way to run a business, and an all round wonderful way to live. Maybe one day, when a career change is feasible, we can talk. :) Thanks for delicious veggies every week. The efforts of the whole team are very appreciated.

I stop at your farm store once a week. We love your produce and highly recommend it to friends and family.

Soil looks quite nice to broadfork. Its always so tough to fork newer clay beds. I long for a day when the soil i fork is like that! Hope the harvests have been great!

Bought some of your amazing produce yesterday. Enjoyed an egg collard wrap for breakfast. So good. Thank you.

Love that term health span!!! BTW, how late in the year is your store open?

Beautiful crop tanq

So happy to have found your channel today! I've been watching some Cog Hill Farm videos the past couple of days, based on a recommendation, and when watching one of them earlier today, I though, "Ya know...if I'm gonna learn about the food I eat, I should learn about it from a local farmer!" And here we are.😊 Looking forward to visiting the store soon!

Missed the fermentation presentation because of family visiting but want to take the fermentation course. Looking forward to that.

Great talk Jonathan! It’s not about saving the planet. It’s about figuring out how to live with mothers earth. Love it🙌

Thanks for this! Very helpful.looking forward to our chats this summer! I do have a question about soil prep for a small 5W’ x 15L’ x 12H’ garden box. I just added a 1/2 yard of mulch x 1/2 yard of soil on top of existing soil with organic compost I bought your you guy a few years ago. I did not garden last summer. So should I just pitchfork the yard with new soil and mushroom compost, or should I mix it with a shovel (top 4 inches”) fist, then pitchfork down the length of the length of the forks (standard 10 “ I think)