Urban NO TILL Farm Growing 200+ Heirloom Varieties on 1 Acre

You two are so simply beautifull...dont trade off that quality of living...you are the medecine this planet needs...thank you!!!

I was curious about the regulatory issue(s?) they faced. Why did they settle on Vermont--was she from there? I didn't catch that, if so--and did they consider other states where they might find a less restrictive environment?

THANKSsssssssssssssss

wow amazing beautiful❤

you still wear a mask out in your rural Vermont farm you c***

Very inspiring, watching from Uk. Congratulations on your continued success.

Nice, very inspiring. Living west of you and always astounded how the Catskills can have so much land and being shy of affordable good foods. Keep up the blessed good work.

Farming while dealing with government. Sounds like Dorthy dealing with the Wicked Witch of the East.

Great job I love gardening from NE india

harvest the rain water.... if they let you?

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Hello, I'm in the export business of water and fertilizer machines. I come from China

Certification for organic is Extortion for nonsense

Yes these videos are awesome

working outside with a mask on....very special.

Oh how I wish you would post new video every weekend

You guys are amazing, something like this should be multiplied and people who do this should be able to make a decent living. It is a big surprise when learned that you are able to do something like this in Troy, NY. Good luck and happy living.

Greetings,
H2o issue...rain/snow catchers?
Any possibilty of tapping into Burden Pond?
Cheers ☕

my dream

Nice

Amazing story by amazing couple!

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Amazing ❤️🇳🇵

Im doing what u doing...

Do you have locations were you sell!

Very organized farm well done guys.

In the matter of water, have you thought of rainwater harvesting from roof surfaces?

great!☮ HTGDE

How do you make all the compost needed to no till?

There’s no way that’s just an acre

Love the video mate
I subscribed to your channel mate
Let's stay connected
That's greens harvester was great
Never seen one like that before 👍

The clothe face coverings are so stupid it dumbed down this entire video. The want for the city to give a pass to grow food is anti capitalism and why small farms like yours won't thrive. You should have the freeloaders work on your farm rather than beg others to pay their way. Socialism like you want, always requires other's money...

Its wonderful to see people doing something amazing like this for their community.

, infinite gratitude & thankhs 4 sharing 🤲🏾💚🌱🗝️⚖️🙏🏽

The development of the greens harvester was funded by Elliott Coleman so Mr. Coleman could have an easier time harvesting. Basically, he paid a smart kid to come up with it. After its development, Elliott Coleman refused to maintain rights to it, leaving the kid free to sell it and benefit all. Every time I see a farmer benefiting from it, I am quietly grateful to Mr. Coleman.

Do you both manage to do all the work between the two of you or do you need to hire extra hands? Love the work you do and I'm sure that many young couples will get inspired by you!

Great job guys

Love you both and this story. Amazing.

BLM is no longer allowed in the NBA they removed it from all jerseys because viewership was down but you guys have a sign and its only that sign even victims parents of Police shootings do not agree with BLM ☹

Edible Uprising is the coolest name!!! What a great fit for your business model ☺️

Wow look at all that greenery. Thank you for sharing....

what a great video

Who the heck did the videography for this video?! Bravo and well done sir/madam.

You are definitely part of a movement. I just bought a 1/2 acre in zone 10b. Installing Solar and water catchment system. Using permaculture organic practices. Community, community, community

Yup looks nice,but it costs huge money to start this…I am owner of huge land and when I see prices of garden utensils,greenhouse constructions etc,it freaks me out

very impress. I love this.!

Love this. We are just beginning with our first green house 100’x30’ and are looking to expand to a 2nd one and totally interest in creating a CSA for our small community in northern Wisconsin thanks for your inspiration 👍🏻

Love it local farms. Just needs the meat as well.

You guys rock! I read somewhere you don't have any vehicles. Is this true and if so
how do you manage it?

really good experience. I try to do the same