$1000 A Week: Front-Yard Market Farming + Bicycle Delivery (w/ Jim Kovaleski)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2019
- We are finally back to visit with our favorite market gardener & friend, Jim Kovaleski, at his winter location in New Port Richey, Florida. Jim is known for breaking the rules of convention & this video highlight is no exception. This time around, we get to follow along with his morning routine of harvesting, packing & transporting his incredible produce that comes straight from his front yard by bicycle to the local health food store only 3 blocks away.
To see the full collection of videos with Jim, you can find the full playlist here - bit.ly/2Lds1Uv
This nomadic market gardener has created a life of joy & purpose, influencing an entire community of growers throughout the Tampa Bay area, all while making an income to meet his own needs. Jim has been a pivotal role model of ours since 2011, not long after we first began to grow food. We can genuinely say that he was a significant catalyst for change in our lives & we owe the foundation of our success to Jim's influence.
We have condensed down countless hours of footage to create a 10-hour video course featuring 6 Modules & 68 Lessons:
Grass-Fed Vegetables
Apples, Blueberries, Raspberries & Many More Cold Climate Fruits
The Art of the Scythe: Everything You Need to Know
Annual & Perennial Polycultures
Planting Grids for Esthetics + Intensive Planting
Tangible Planning & Site Analysis
Challenging Permaculture Technique
Land Connections & Observation
Hugelkultur vs. Hugeleski?
Seeds & Starts: Suggested Varieties
Soil Blocks 101: Step-by-Step, Unique Ingredients, Planting Instructions & More Tips
Crop Circle Squash & Other Unique Methods for Growing Potatoes, Melons, Garlic & Onions
Books & Resources
Specialty Equipment & Tools That Work Forever
Harvesting & Market Preparation
Connecting to the Community & The Land
Journal & Record Keeping
Farmers' Market Display Tips & Packaging Concepts
If you want to learn more about our online course with Jim:
www.thegrassfedmarketgarden.com
Each year in late spring, Jim travels up to a little town just outside Eastport, Maine, to grow the most delicious, clean & vibrant food you can find. Then in early fall, he packs up & heads down to Florida to repeat the same plan.
Jim creates his own evolving adaptations; a mixture of pure refined classic agriculture (the scythe), techniques passed along by elder growers, elements from books that have proven their worth & the intrinsic download from living with the land & slowing down enough to read it's own suggestions.
He is able to make an honest living doing this very thing he loves so much. His days bring him joy, purpose, connection & peace. The insights & techniques he has collected are invaluable. He plants, harvests, preps & markets in a way that naturally flows & the whole natural farming process is just waiting to be shared with you.
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I noticed people who do gardens are very calm and friendly... I guess connecting with nature makes you happy and just.
Jhie Jhie Morera 💜
Yeah he's very calm and seems like a very nice person. I wish I had a garden someday.
Peter Parker start with pots or even plastic bags. I’m growing cucumbers and winter squash in Walmart bags to prove you can. Everything looks great. 👍
@@catherinegrace2366 I'm doing the same thing with containers growing potatoes and beans
Luke Boswell the cucumbers and squash I have in the Walmart bags are still looking strong!
People say that TH-cam doesn’t change the world yet it has inspired many to start gardening which in turn provides good food and reduces emissions
Word! 🙌
Now that's saying something!!
You tube rocks! It’s more educational than school. We learn from each other’s greatness or stupidity.
Do you use the Square Foot garden method. I do, easier to plot and manage for me.
NOT those Y.T. social-communist but people who share their knowledge on their videos
Never thought watching an old dude pic greens and bike them round to the local store would make me feel so good - Jim is the man - watching this soothed my soul - thanks for that Pete - big love x
Glad you enjoyed! Jim is a special man.
That's how everyone should live! Chilling a few hours a day in the garden and living the live without having to work 8-12 hours a day and just eating overpriced shit food mixed with additives to make you addicted
Right on! We aren’t designed to be in an office all day.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Nietzsche said "if you don't have at least 2/3 of your awake daytime for you, you are a slave of someone" In my opinion that's totally true!
HuGGyBeaR tim agreed! I wonder how this applies when you love your job and it’s not really work because your so passionate? 😬
This is how everyone used to live in the US before Columbo ruined it. You'd farm some stuff and trade with others who were farming what your weren't, hunt for your meat or go fishing. You'd find an empty piece of land and just chop down some trees and build a house no taxes no realtors no inspectors building permits mortgages loan officers interest land surveys nothing just find a spot and live.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL i agree I always ask people who claim they love their job if they would do it for free. I guess a US President perhaps as I'm sure Trump made more out of office than they pay him in office.
This is the life, I’m for it all the way but when you tell people you wanna live like this they look at you crazy.
Maannn this is all I need, with the exception of a canabis plant or two in the back, (for my own personal use) I’ll be STRAIGHT! 😂
Yahwo most people don’t get it bro! Mc Donald’s is too cheap and easy. Mary Jane 😂
I have learned to avoid telling people my plans and just do them. Those same skeptics are usually the ones who are blown away by the results and the ones who also get in the way anyway. It's better not to tell them. Certain people are project killers
Yahwo - A dream job for me too! I'm gonna look into this here in Toronto, Ontario, where I live. I already do ornamental gardening gigs for people, so maybe I'm gonna put ads out for starting and/or running people veggie gardens for them too (since I don't have land of my own right now). Could turn it into having their kids around for garden help and education "baby-sitting" too.
a cannabis tree or two might do me
Its natural man, all the bullshit of the world today and this man is growing his own food, and learning, and trading his harvests to make a living. I myself am looking to become self sufficient, as I get older, with my sons I want them to learn the things I never did, and that now seems more important than anything, and thats taking pride in what I do and being able to live that way and my boys learning what patients and love can create, life and food and happiness.
I wish my town had less gyms and more Jim’s
Epic comment!!!! 🙌
Lmao
@Sean Steele I'd think more Jims would mean less need for time wasting programmed exercise. You can get all those gains while making financial gains, silly.
@Sean Steele you know he wss joking, right?
@Sean Steele I mean isn't it sort of obvious he is being sarcastic? Thanks for being respectful and not like most of the other people in the internet.
Who else is trying to grow a garden during this pandemic
🙋🏻♀️ **and failing**
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Lol
Trying to grow some weed
Lmao just kidding. But I'm going to start to grow my own little food and herb (not the smokable kind haha) garden real soon soon 😁🙏🥬🌶🥑🍒🍇🍓🥭
Lol
Contrary to what my parents always told me, money does grow on trees ;-)
People need to stop being so picky. Don't worry about the sirens.
Rodney Baker agreed. I actually heard them in this video again but only while watching the video. 😂
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL I just want to thank you for the videos that you do. Believe it or not, the majority of people that complain would never say anything to your face. Only because they are able to be unknown to you are they able to complain.
The majority of us that take the time to watch, dont even comment. We just want to absorb as much information as we can in a short time so that we can move on and get s&!# done.
Grow on my friend.😁
But that's what we do on the internet. We nitpick and criticize and tell everyone they are wrong and we are right. Otherwise, we might as well shut this whole shabang down.
People are so sensitive!!
do not listen to the sirens' song !
I love that his front yard is his garden. Everything looks so healthy and abundant. I would rather be growing veggies in my front yard than wasting water on landscaping....damn HOA!!!!
The HOA are definitely the buzz killers
cdhall124
Start a campaign to get the rules changed. This is the wave of the future. Growing our own food with out chemicals and pesticides, lowering emissions, harvesting rain water. We need this to become the norm for our future generations sakes.
Yes you're neighbors would be foolish to abstain
ogadl ogadl Yeah but if you think the goat sacrificing secret society corporate currency worshippers would let that ever happen, then you’re in for a shock. Why let people live free when you can keep them penned in a big city like cattle and give them debts and jobs to pay those debts. Then you can give them enough superficial amenities to have them believe it was all worth it, and get them to raise the next wave just the same. Civilisation can be both tremendous and beautiful but also dark, squalid and reductive to the human spirit outside of its natural habitat.
Nothing worse than HOAs
Best utilization of a front yard that I have ever seen!
YES_BUT ZONING_LAWS *Can't Do Garden @Front lawn EVERYWHERE ¥
Go to Russia. Every yard in small towns are like this, even better.
I would love a walk in that garden every morning while a mug of coffee on my hands sipping while enjoying the fresh air and smell. My dream life ....
Mine too
Lanny Alonzo yes! 👏🏽😊💚
GOD BLESS HIM...THIS BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES!!!! WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE HIM...WHAT A GIFT.....
We live 5 minutes from downtown Newport Richey, I bought a bunch of kale and greens from Wright's Framers Market last week, I am sure it was Jim's veggies, so glad to see this here in Newport Richey🌱🌱🌱🥕🥕🌽🌽
Peg Innam very cool! I love the new Wright’s market. Glad you’re enjoying Jim’s veggies :)
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL So glad they opened Wrights Market, we needed that here in NewPort Richey!!!
Newport RI?
@@michaelflores9796 New Port Richey Florida on the Gulf Coast.
@@starsailorscrapper Yes
This kind of life is so appealing to me; I'm slowly starting to grow my own little veggie garden here on my rooftop in Mexico City. Thank you, Jim for being such an inspiring soul and sharing your knowledge with the world!
It’s good to see vegetables grown under the sun. That’s where the real energy is...from the sunlight
Jim is Living The Dream!!!!!
Garden 4 Life 🙏
Love this guy ur interviewing him and he never stops going at it...very creative use of his space
Jim reminds me of "Doc" from Back to the Future, which makes this video even more awesome then it already is.
Jim’s voice is so soothing. You can tell he’s a very chill and grounded individual. Keep safe to all.
Jim is definitely inspiring and laid back all at the same time....thanks to you and Justin for bringing such a soul into our homes to help us learn and grow as gardeners
I really admire Jim's calm passion, his focused intuition with a special thoughtfulness that expands with each season. Pound dirt Jim. 🌱
Teri Jean 🙌
That's because he's probably growing some damn good herbal medicine that keeps him relaxed. They haven't shown his true "victory crop" lol Good for him.
Jim is like a modern day Johnny Appleseed...lol. My wife bought some of his Maine squash in Florida and it was awesome! I didn’t know it was from but I asked her where she bought, and she said from the guy you watch on TH-cam.
Love it! Jim is something else. I’m glad you’ve been able to enjoy his veggies.
What a wholesome dude
Jim is by far my favorite of all the gardeners you visit. Living a dream, such a great guy.
Sallymanders178 mine too! I need to visit him more:)
Pete! An amazing video on an amazing operation. Invaluable content here bro. Cheers to soon getting ALL the attention your hard work and quality content deserves.
Justin Rhodes thank you my friend! I feel so blessed to capture this content and share it with the world. It was riding your coattails that got me here brother 👊
I've been on a few Jim binges to date ... all thanks to the both of you for the video introductions. It started cause i was searching for scythe vids, to my surprise i see Jim and had to do a double take ... he looked just like my old roommate Jerry ... hahahaa. Then Jim's passion had me mesmerized and pulled in like the tractor beams of old.
Thankyou for the amazing journey with yer family in the bus Justin Rhodes ... & Pete Kanaris - ya've got the incredible gift ... keep on doing what ya do for the world my man. Oh ... we need more of the wide brim hats!?!?! Skin protection promotion is the king.
Gonna pound dirt ... when the snow melts up here in BC interior baby.
Kukstemc (thankyou) again for bringing me to see Jim K.
TC
@@SHUSWAPMAN Thanks man! Lots of new merchandise in the works bro. Check me out on IG for the latest. #dirt
His neighborhood appreciates him.No stealing of those hard work.God bless you and your hard work.👍
Hey there Jim, from California. I love what you are doing, keep your riding bike and growing! I have a much smaller garden I will send you some images soon. I ride a bike as well. We need more people riding a bike and growing food.
OMG I cannot have enough of Jim Market Garden videos. I get so excited when I see videos with Jim😃
More coming soon!
Hard to explain to my parents that Jim is living the life that i dream of, but might as well get a degree first to keep them happy since there is plenty of time ;)
Philippe I hear ya! A business or AG degree can help down the road.
Save money and time... Buy land buy something and work it for a year then see if you want a degree.
I did it and am happy and blessed with a great life here in Tasmania Australia. Parents are happy after 22 years
Permaculturethinking that’s a great idea! I’m glad to hear it worked out for you.
@@actanonverba91 I agree, the main thing I find is to try not go into debt (or as little as possible). I'm just finishing my current degree this year, but it's hard to find motivation to study when you know you the degree is not gonna be useful in my situation (Law degree). I basically turned 180 degrees in career interests. Thanks for your insight.
@@philippe9604 Hahaa I was in a similar situation... How about you do both.
Start with googling woofers. I am sure that you are young enough to travel? Where I live it's a good place to start. Our Valley here is called the " Huon Valley" and we need workers!!!!
Motivation is a mindset. If you want something, simply make sure that you have focus and determination to get it. Perhaps some Jordan Peterson or Alan Watts??.. Let go of the past and live the life you want. Parents will understand. I have had money and I was not happy.. Only you are stopping you. Let go of the western 9/5 philosophy that screws with mental health 😁 and start.. Just start
I want to live my life like this.😢 He's his own boss
This is living🙌
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Exactly. I'm happy you commented 😀.I love to grow vegetables too By the inspiration I've started to grow vegetables in pots..small baskets and started with onion..garlic..spinach...coriander..bittergourd ☺
@Shevua Tov Thankyou ♥️
12 months from now this will be my life completely, thanks for the inspiration! :)
It's been 12 how is it
Pete, you and Jim make it look too easy! It's a "lifestyle and lifetime " commitment. Thank you both for your hard work, and thank you for the lifetime investment of betterment of your fellow man.
William Adams thank you! This is my passion in life. I truly enjoy this work.
William Adams very well said.
Jim is a wealth of knowledge, I have learned so much watching him on TH-cam. Thanks for sharing.
Very true. Only contrastingly big sprawling dense cities paired with worker ant mentality and ultra consumerism are the wealth of nations.
Thank you🙏. Jim’s garden may appear simple, but it’s a testament to the deep wisdom, dedication, and passion he pours into it ❤.
Well said!
The way this man talk, make the video more calm and cool.
It's like u with him following each word he is saying.
More blessings
Wish this guy lived nearby! Love his yard
Me to, my neighbor has cars,,trucks, and trailers parked in the front and back yard. Have started to seriously look for a few acres outside of town.
Been waiting for this!!! Always love to see Jim and what he’s growing. Thanks for always bringing the great content.
Monique Danielle glad you enjoyed!
Jim, living his best life.!
Love the sound of the birds in the background
NICE piece of cinematography there with the camerawork on the bike, Pete - very well done. Appreciate a visit at Jim's as always :)
Strauch Dieb I appreciate you noticing that! I’m just glad I didn’t wreck :)
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL helo Sir...ilike.to.say.some thing.important.for.you....if.you.can.plant..some.medicine.plant..like.a.Aloewera...gecola.....and lotoff.kinds...in.few.days.you.can....earn$$$$$🤣🤣🤣
My dream life. I just started with my small garden behind house and looking to expand. Thank you for posting and you are now my hero.
Same here!
Same here 🤗🥗
I'm very happy about you Mr. ....... wish you long Life...have a nice feature.sir...(SriLankan
Do you live in Florida, if so you can do it in your front yard now
Florida legend. He's teaching if you're listening.
i saw a golden word" support local farmer". i really love this word. do you agree with me?
Of course! It’s all about local
You make my day again, you are the best on TH-cam. Thank you Pete with love from France, Sabina.
Sabina Schot awww thanks! 🥰
Thank you Gentlemen! I buy Jim's produce at Wright's and Tasty Tuesday's market, it is beautiful and vibrant and so is Jim! There is a lot more to being healthy than eating only one food, grown only one way. Eating a variety of raw foods and being happy seems to be the best medicine. Blessings!
That’s awesome Andrea! 🙌
What an interesting and humble man. That's someone you could sit and listen to for hours. Great video
Glad you enjoyed!
Love the community for supporting local farmers.
This is quite an inspiration for me for a retirement gig...thanks for sharing!
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Just an advice: if you haven't done intensive hardening like this, know that it is physically demanding. HOWEVER, your body may feel the workout at the beginning of the season (especially if you haven't been active prior to the growing season), but in a few weeks you become stronger and a month later you're super fit and feel no strain at all working long hours (if need be, depending on the size of your garden).
I just ran into this video. Nice! The way every step he took was shared with us made me feel like I were there. I like how the camera was zoomed into the greens👍
Thank you!
I love how lively the food looks!
I like the way his hair flows in the wind..... majestic
Lol;-)))
I have been gardening for 50 years in a wide range of climates. I learned a lot from Jim in your video. Nice job on flow, music, early morning light? Really cool guy, loved the bike delivery.
I read the title and couldn't wait to see it. Love all you do Pete but Jim is by far my favorite !! As always Pete well done !!!
John Childs well over due my friend! I have new exciting videos coming with Jim in the next few months.
Oh Joy! Joy! He is the master of the market garden. What I would give to spend the day with him by myself! Just think of all the things you could learn with him! Actually I would love to spend a whole year with him, just following him around and observing his genius!
Sonya Gregory I was a sponge when I first meet Jim.
i just discovered Jim and i’m back here for allllllllll the video’s
Jim! I'm so impressed! Thank you for doing this and making it seem like anyone could do it. You're very encouraging.
Yayyy, he's back, always love to feel his energy as he walks his paths and pulls those amazing veggies, you guys are such an inspiration...!!!
Milkweed Dreams we all love Jim!
Everyone needs to do what he's doing!! Love him!!
Jojo Jo 💯
Dude! You're such a rockstar!
Hello Jim
Admire how you enjoy your garden always a smile on your face.
Pete is doing a great job.
Thanks for sharing.
This guy is an inspiration to all
Yes and yes
Wow. I love it when you show video with Jim Kovalesky. He is an inspiration to me. Thanks.
Florestinha da Montanha thank you! I’ll be going back to Maine again this year to see Jim.
The most impressive thing is that he is handpicking the best food, rinsing it with care and I 'm sure carefully and sustainably packaging it. The best is obviously to grow your own food but for those who can't, this guy is pure gold!
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Thanks! 😊
This guy is amazing! I loved seeing him bicycle to the natural store with his veggies. I wish I lived near him to learn more about his gardens. I found his channel just today. I’m a new subby and will “like” it for life! Thank-you sooo much!
Welcome to the channel! Thanks for the support 🙏
C F Same here! 😊 I would luv, luv, luv to have a Moringa Tree. Do you by chance sell cuttings from your tree?
Amazing. Much Respect.
Been waiting for this one! Love Jim! You too Pete!
Thanks! Well overdue and much more to come :)
Just love everything about this man and his garden ! What a wonderful way to live.
I wish I had a neighbour like Jim. His knowledge of the cultivation of vegetables would be so inspiring. In fact, by the end of this week the lawn in my backyard will be dug up in preparation for my own vegetable plot. Thank you so much Jim for this video. I am retired and realise I have been wasting retirement years at the expense of my health and sanity. This video is the boot up the rear I needed.
That's so awesome! Thanks for watching 😊
Always love your videos with Jim.
Great work Pete!
Eden Homestead thanks buddy!
Heck yeah man right on , great vibes great people great crops 🙌, right on Pete
Thanks man! 👊
I could watch this video a hundred times, this is inspiring and had helped me start my own backyard garden and it is organic a few weeks ago started with harvesting
Awesome! Love it 🙌
This is what life is all about, growing your own food and sell the surplus.
Great video! Beautiful visuals, keeping food of life simple and meaningful...Thanks for your generosity of time and education
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Hes living my dream life.How does he keep it so lush,green, and especially bug free?
Tons of mulch and hard work.
And a lot of water, especially the radishes.. 💧💧💧💧💧
FlowerGrower Smith actually Jim rarely waters. I can address this more in the next video.
Oh yeah - I think I recall you mentioning this before actually. The soil there must be excellent then..and as d hamby said, mulch! Beautiful looking crops.
Mulch! Retains moisture, when broken down provides nutrients, stops weeds, and keeps the soil cool for the plants AND BENEFICIAL critters, including worms, who fertilize your soil for the plants. If the whole organism of the garden is happy and balanced, sickness and even bad bugs don't strike or do minimal damage. It's the same as with humans: when you're run down and your immune system is weak, the same bug that doesn't affect others gets you sick. Also, companion planting helps to prevent bugs from finding a host. Making the garden inviting for beneficial insects and birds who eat the bad bugs helps too. If you have chickens, feed them only garden scraps in the afternoon/eve and starve them for protein and then release them for the last hour or two of day light into your fully ESTABLISHED veggie garden (one just like Jim's, not a freshly planted one, where the chickens would scratch out, trample, snack on .. young seedlings)--they'll clean it of bugs, slugs, etc in no time.
Hello sir I am from NAGALAND, a land of plenty yet here people are not preseving nature.
How encouraging and inspiring to see this content. It makes me more inspired to do more for nature... So much to learn from this video.
Beautiful garden sir
Pete these videos of you and Jim are so natural and watchable. The banter, the way so much useful information comes out just from chatting between you two shows your years of friendship and experience. Jim, you're just an amazing inspiration. The beauty of your productive, abundant, urban gardens is astounding 🌸
VintageTrish much love! ❤️
Wow this was so inspiring and beautiful ❤️
Stay Hydrated and Mind Your Business glad you enjoyed!
what a wholesome dude. just growing food, experimenting and refining his craft.
You are a superman ,I wish you could share your inner life to help others succeeding in this very important way of life.
Rockin' it Jim and Pete! Great filming Pete, esp. getting Jim on the bike. I'm part of the Tarpon Springs CSA Jim delivers to on Friday mornings and I can tell you I am not looking forward to Jim leaving FL for his annual summer farming in Maine. Proud to be a part of the Central FL collective of gardeners and veggie eaters.
Thanks Siobhan! Thought you might like those tricks 😉. Enjoy Jim's amazing veggies! :)
Beautiful vid Pete. It's amazing content and shot so well....a joy to watch! Both you and Jim are heroes to me. Thanks mate.
Wow! Thank you
One of my favorite videos, so educational and pragmatic, thanks Pete and Jim, best wishes
Just growing the best kale..and those radishes were total gems..beautiful life..🌱
I agree
I love his seedling method with the mini-pots being plugged into exact holes in larger pots as they grow... Does that system have a name?
It really works too. I don’t think there’s a special name for it other than going from Mini’s to large.
Soil blocking
He's living my dream!! Love this!!
I started living a part of my dream last year here in Toronto, Ontario, in a bit different form though: I'm doing the gardening for people who can't or don't know how (since I don't have a land of my own right now). Last year it was ornamental gardening, this year I'm also going to advertise vegetable/green/herb .. gigs.
Jim makes my heart happy for some reason. I wish he was my neighbor. 💛
Yuna Lee me too! 😊
True , we should support people like Jim !....such a simple & hard working person!... keep on!..
Thanks for putting out another video I was waiting on it your awesome I so I enjoy it
Got to love people. It’s not hgtv peps. Your gonna get some ambiance noise. Anyway, Nice to see Jim again and great job on this years garden.
Our Florida Garden thank you! I need to tell myself that more often.
good iam
I must say I am in love with that garden. And secondly, am jealous 😘😘
What an awesome, slow life Jim has. It seems really calm and peaceful! I love it
I love his papaya tree. That’s life l like to be. He’s so enjoy his life & healthy living. 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽😄
There are people with acres of land. And they never grow a garden. And here this brother has only an little lot and growing so much food. Like I say too those who will listen. There should be gardens all over the world. Fruit trees for miles colorful thing's growing every where. No one should ever go hungry. No one should not have too depend on a 9 to 5 just too be able too afford food. And I'm not speaking of blood food's or process food's that is not soul food. Soul beings eat colorful food's. Much love brother, and what a great love for that you do.
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It would shut down big FMCG Giants , they would never promote sustainability
We would be SHUT DOWN....... big brother won’t like it......if we find happiness too......that will make them MORE Angry........sad, but True
This is sweetness. I had a garden like this one for years. It's wonderful, but some hard work.. Worth every minute. Lovely...
Now that's a Great guy with a Great garden. Must be nice to have that garden in Jan., I can't get a spade in the ground in Jan. Love the way he makes the bouquets, nothing better then a variety in life.
Another awesome one Pete! Definitely keep up the Jim videos!
Liam Carey thanks bro!
incredible ,i had rented a 20 acer field years ago ,mostly pumpkins took over but boy after years and years ,lettuce!!!!! it grows so quick! great profits!😁
Is lettuce a cash crop?
How much can i make in a year on quarter acre lettuce farm?
Amazing Mr.Pete!. We should always support local farmers. I really love this
This is why I support local farmers like Jim. Great presentation Pete.
Thank you!