Preparing Beds on a No-Till Farm

The entire streamlined procedure for how to flip beds on a No-Till Market Garden. This is includes steps, amendments, tools, etc.

Raleigh City Farm

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[markwisdom]

If anyone comes on here to complain how this successful market Gardner does is stuff, you need to spend more time looking in than projecting out. Nice Farm @joshsattin

[justinemcguire]

The B roll in the beginning of your video is great.

[wndmiles]

Thank you! Much needed video. I’m starting new this year. My first trial was a big flop. Everything came up beautifully and then died!! I gotta test my soil again bc I can’t figure out what I did wrong. But I’m learning. Not giving up just yet. Keep on teaching us!!! We need all the help you can give! Love your videos.

[countdown.moments]

Happy summer solstice, thank you for sharing all of that content for free. Here we amend our beds only in the winter where we harvest a lot of organic matter that we let cold composting on the beds. Then mulched with leaves and let mother nature do the work.

[danielsteachingfarm]

You’re hustling! Keep up the good work!

[jackiekitchennowordsneeded]

I learn so much from you videos Josh! Thank you! Your a world of knowledge for me.

[songha]

I love how you break down. It look very professional.

[Toobfree]

Hi Josh, thanks for sharing your processes. I’m new to gardening and your videos have been very helpful. Keep them coming!

[Jason_Hermann]

Just what I needed, served up by the algorithm ;) Thanks Josh, learned a ton!

[operatorblack]

Thank you so much for making this video Josh. I’m using this information to literally feed my family. It means a lot.

[paxtianodirtfrog]

Thanks Josh! I have been struggling with the baby green bed flips and this answers my questions using pretty much the same tools I have to work with. Lots of great stuff going on at that farm that I hope catches on else where.

[alveygardens]

Wonderful information Thankyou! Working with our the local conservation office and the equip program to get a hoop house financed and then growing for our local farmers markets. This was very helpful

[HerEcolife]

The broadfork really saved my soil. Its just like butter now. Havn't been here in a while. Been busy on my own farm. I'll be back!

[edwardguzik]

Love my Tilther "Tiller" another tool I feel in love with this year, is the Wire Weeder, if you don't have one, make one or you can all ways buy.

[abilitylemur]

Cheers mate. I greatly appreciate your videos. Always something new to learn.

[barbaraotter]

I so appreciate your instructions! You were very thorough yet focused. Happy gardening!!

[jase]

As a keen Horticulturist from new Zealand, I will subscribe

[dirtdiggerjerry]

I noticed that you're using a landscape rake to dress your grow beds/rows. I have the same rake but I cut 3inches off of either side to create a 30inch bed rake. Works great!

[johnjude]

Seems like a great way of doing things, Sir, Thanks for showing

[AFramedHOAmstead]

Would you do a vlog on securing a high tunnel from wind and storms? I know you get a lot of damaging weather and it would be helpful if we knew what to look for when purchasing a tunnel. Love the channel. Blessings