We visited an urban farm up north! Limited space, abundant yields!

This week we are sharing the first place we visited from our farm tour. Of course we will also give you a quick update on what we did ont eh farm and we share another amazing lunch with you all. Horta da ria, run by Tiago and Fransisco is an amazing place providing an amazing service.

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[tiagocarvalhal]

it was a amazing day with amazing people

[cathythomas]

Those tomatoes are fabulous. How many types do you grow?

[maristermcsorley]

You nailed it can’t wait for the next one 😊

[annalinekennedy]

Thanks for an interesting video and delicious food

[PedroFaria]

Not having finished watching the video I can already see the spectacular result and amazing content. Thank you. I was wondering if CSA was a thing in Portugal (currently living in Paredes with 1.5 really steeped and fertile acre olive farm in Vieira do Minho) and CSA farming is a thing I would like to see more in Portugal, especially in this regenerative format like Jean Martin Fortiet does.

[annemariedoppegieter]

Great episode! Why do you cover the pan with bakingpaper and not using a lid?

[franciscoarroyo]

Thank you guys, happy to visit and understand that market works in Portugal, I always wonder if weekly markets in towns are run by farmers or resellers, it used to be a problem with resellers at the markets we work.

[starchild]

How much land you recommend to run a small farm having rototiller and tractor?