I went to farm school! Urban Farm Training with Curtis Stone

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[offgridcurtisstone]

Great stuff Dillon. Thanks for the positive review!

[vinnettepope]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful teaching video

[sujatavarma]

Awesome, Dillon. You are just golden in every sense of the word. Keep on doing well and inspiring those of us who wish to learn from you and use that knowledge to improve our worlds. Hats off to you.

[TheMOD]

Best speech for people like me looking to start learning about urban farming, very motivating thanks!

[b.b.]

You just look like pure clean healthy energy...a powerhouse of health.

[petersister]

Wish there was a "LOVE IT!" button. This video blows me away. Can't wait to watch the others in this playlist! Love your integrity.

[gimnyfj]

reminds me of seeing small crop villages in Japan that produce their own food. They have really cool small-scale irrigation & farming machines! This video really made my day ty for sharing Dillon.

[thepeepingsprout]

That is exactly what we need...many smaller urban farms, so if one fails or even an area of them, there will still be plenty of back up from others. Working together as a community...that's where it's at! We're in the middle of trying to make that happen and it's a lot of hard work but I have no doubt it'll be worth it! Great video, thanks for the review!

[MaryDavidson]

Boy this has become a relevant topic. I wrote a similar topic for a paper in grad school.

[rc]

Thank you. I just shared this video with others who are just starting to sell produce from their backyard garden. This class could help them take their 'hobby' to the next level.

[mindymackenzie]

Fantastic!! Thanks for taking us on your journey!

[kellye]

Hey Dillon, I just subscribed to your channel and am watching some of your early videos about your Urban Farm. Is there an update video? So interested in hearing how things are going with your farm! Are you still farming the lot you showed in your earliest videos? Great concepts and so exciting! Love your channel as well! Thanks!

[karenbutler]

How is your farm coming along? A little leaven leavens the whole lump. Keep spreading this info!

[GardenStateSM]

Yeah boy! Curtis is the bomb I think I have watched all of his Vids. Some more than once.

[keithlepla]

Love, love, loved this! I have a three acre permaculture farm in Michigan and I am all about open source. Thank you so much for this video! ~Micki

[nickwo]

Great video. Looking forward to the finished product.

[paulacopier]

Awesome! I might come to you next winter for a few weeks to help you. Planning on going to TNHC for 3-4 weeks so half februari i am sort of in the neighborhood 😊. Living in Holland. Escape the winter and do some good work.

[michelesarich]

Thanks, Dillon, for sharing your experiences and thoughts with us! With the assistance of people like Curtis Stone, you will develop an incredible urban farm. Cannot wait for more farm updates!!! Good luck as you proceed!

[judydonovan]

Thanks for taking the time to share your week with us. We have a small backyard garden but it feeds us all year and we share! Love your canning videos, and your POV regarding open source. I'm really glad I found your videos and FB group.

[JWTrexler]

Dillon, can you say why you are not pursuing aquaponics now? I built a system similar to yours and have run it for a year. Based on most of the published economic studies, which are absolutely bogus, because they are almost exclusively by academic professors who:
1) don't have to pay for labor (as they have students),
2) give unrealistically low numbers for the amount of labor, and
3) do not have to pay for utilities (as they have tax dollars). Reality is, the real costs to manufacture via aqua-farming is closer to 56% labor for both, aquaponics or hydroponics. So, could you expand on why you chose to go Curtis' more traditional "dirt" approach over aqua-farming and how your climate affected that choice versus if you'd have been in a more mild climate like middle- to east-coast?