Ask The Urban Farmer -- HOW TO Transform Your Backyard Lawn Into An Urban Farming Plot

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Ask the expert. Curtis Stone takes your questions and passes along his knowledge on how to get your own urban farming operation off the ground. In this episode Curtis answers how to start an urban farming plot converting a backyard lawn into a gardening farming plot. Follow more episodes by subscribing now. Ask your questions by emailing the Urban Farmer: info@greencityacres.com http://www.greencityacres.com/ www.facebook.com/GreenCityAcres https://twitter.com/GreenCityAcres

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What would you consider "1 lot to start with?"

Do you mean 1 lot or 1 lot is 10,000 square feet?

WoW. I'm Irish, so growing Potatoes, onion and cabbage is what we're set up for. We don't look only to to bottom line. #TRUMP#

Regarding nitrogen supplementation, I've heard that using your own urine can provide this and other nutrition. If you're healthy, your urine should be a beneficial additive. Dilute with lots of water.

Also if I may ask, how many crops can a quarter acre handle?

i heard you mention you grow around 50 crops. my question is how large is a Crop, (dimensions), and are you growing only one variety of vegetable within or do you plant variety in each crop parcel?

thanks a lot for sharing

Hi Curtis, how can your system apply to flower farming since the crops are not as high turnover as veggies?

an army of one.

jeez its so difficult to find your videos. You should rename them so that they re easier to find

i love your grow tunnels Curtis. They look a nice dimension. Have you done a video on how to make them?
thanks

My city has a lot of vacant lots for sale. Many of them are well under $1,000. You wouldn't buy them?

Maybe I missed it but what is the make and model of you bike and its cost?

Another great video. All your videos are really helpful, thanks. What is a tote/toat please?

Thanks for answering my question.
Victor from Ukraine

Curtis -- thanks for all of the info -- really liking your stuff. I'll keep an eye open for the ebook you mentioned to learn how to get one.

We've been using a modified toilet brush checked into a drill for our root veggies.(carrots, beets, turnips, potatoes). Bucket of water w the veggies submerged and stick the drill in on high. I can actually raise their grade pretty easily.

These are exactly what I've been waiting to find somewhere. Great talk and beers with you at PV1, stoked for more at PV2.

Keep crushing it Curtis!

Thanks guys.

keep doing what your doing!