Matt I really appreciate that you take the time and explain things. Around my area there isn’t a lot of old timer farmers around to get knowledge from. Most of them are very secretive about their operation and don’t want to go into to many details. It seems as though some of them are looking for steering wheel holders and that’s it. I was fourtante to have a guy I worked for teach me some things and another older farmer who I can call and ask questions with no hesitation. But again thank you for sharing your farm and different information that can be valuable to a young farmer
Your only about 17 min away from where i live now! I just bought some land down in Finger roughly 5 clear acreage that used to be farmed but after the house on the property burned down they abandoned the land. Gona try and start a small farm in a couple years once i get the land taken care of and paid off. Im looking into the VA for any resources or assistance for a start up. Im lookig forward to the adventure
Hello, i’m currently in high school and want to become a self sustainable farmer in the future. What do u think is the best university course (if there is any) to get me into having my own farm? Appreciate all the vids man.
Love that you are trying to help beginner farmers my family ain't no beginner by an means but we struggle with some fields especially the sandy soil fields we have since we've had them we can not get 100 plus bushel per acre and we fertilize for 250 bushel but only ever get 80 to 90 bushel corn off them but beans do just fine and our soil samples say nothing is wrong which is strange
Youre location is quite diffrent then mine, but as a newfoundland er(canada) looking to get into the farming im enjoying the content you deliver, Keep up the good work buddy
Excellent work! A truism that applies to anyone who owns their own business..'With business, comes business'. The phone will ring, someone will ask 'can you do this?' You never know where it might lead!
Can we get Griggs Farms 1M subs for all the hard work and the great videos
I agree
Matt I really appreciate that you take the time and explain things. Around my area there isn’t a lot of old timer farmers around to get knowledge from. Most of them are very secretive about their operation and don’t want to go into to many details. It seems as though some of them are looking for steering wheel holders and that’s it. I was fourtante to have a guy I worked for teach me some things and another older farmer who I can call and ask questions with no hesitation. But again thank you for sharing your farm and different information that can be valuable to a young farmer
That's 2 really great videos I really am trying to get in to Farming I have learned a lot thanks Griggs
Wooo!! I'm the 500th like!! Love yhe videos!
Your only about 17 min away from where i live now! I just bought some land down in Finger roughly 5 clear acreage that used to be farmed but after the house on the property burned down they abandoned the land. Gona try and start a small farm in a couple years once i get the land taken care of and paid off. Im looking into the VA for any resources or assistance for a start up. Im lookig forward to the adventure
Great info. Would you do tillage before or after lime application?
After
Binging these Videos today Thank you!!!
Same and definitely appreciate everything he's saying
Its not sexy but Matt is so right keep great records you will need them. I always think ill remember that but I Dont.
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Hello, i’m currently in high school and want to become a self sustainable farmer in the future. What do u think is the best university course (if there is any) to get me into having my own farm? Appreciate all the vids man.
Any classes having to do with running a businesses
Love that you are trying to help beginner farmers my family ain't no beginner by an means but we struggle with some fields especially the sandy soil fields we have since we've had them we can not get 100 plus bushel per acre and we fertilize for 250 bushel but only ever get 80 to 90 bushel corn off them but beans do just fine and our soil samples say nothing is wrong which is strange
Youre location is quite diffrent then mine, but as a newfoundland er(canada) looking to get into the farming im enjoying the content you deliver,
Keep up the good work buddy
Excellent work!
A truism that applies to anyone who owns their own business..'With business, comes business'.
The phone will ring, someone will ask 'can you do this?' You never know where it might lead!
Very informative.