He Farms 35 Hours a Week By Himself and Makes 6 Figures

Is that 7 housrs every weekday, or 5 hours every day of the week?

30 seconds in "grossing over 6 figures". Ahhh that makes sense. The vast majority of it is likely spent on keeping the thing running, he likely nets little of it. As they say, if you want to make a million dollars in farming, strt with 2 million.

Gross is the key word here. What's your profit? That's the big question. You might not of even pulled a profit.

I hope you see this. I have a question: is this a net or gross income? Because he could take in 100k, but have to spend 40k to maintain the place, giving him a net of 60k. So I'm just curious about the specifics of that. I can't imagine a garden would cost more than 20k a year to re-invest, but I'm just curious.

I love what the guy is doing, the six figures must be because it’s in California

Andrew seems like a really cool guy

GOD BLESS HIM

Where's this located, state/county?

Grossing? Ok, what's his net?

Good talk but next time let him talk a lot more

wowwww amazing😍

I cannot even control my arugula. It's like the invasion of the body snatchers.

WOW, Love that life. . .

Yup huge gardens like that when I was growing up grocery shopping was dismissed as hijacking lol

he trippin

My man just walking around plucking shit outta the ground and eating it and the farmer is like "yeah... eat my profits..."

Andrew really knows what he´s doing... Looks beautiful.

How about bugs, do you use chemical pesticides or natural organic ways to minimize pests?

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I’m sure he grows weed 💯

Cool channel! Well done with this episode. 😊

I'd love to see and hear how the water system works and where the water comes from . Thanks

There's a very interesting understanding of weeds ( don't know who discovered/ studied sorry ) wherein the weeds which grow in your area are ones which are actually trying to replenish the soil with certain nutrients , minerals etc, which are lacking. Opposite of what most people think weeds are . Also of course they keep the soil worked and pliable and I'm sure there are other benefits . ... some weeds attract insects which would otherwise feed on your crops ....

What would you guys do with 24 acres and low budget to start? Truffles are a possibility here.

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I'm buying a house in Pennsylvania with 2 acres of land. I want to use one acre for farming. This is exactly what I want.

This guy will survive Apocalypse

I'd rather do my own farm for 35 hours a week than at bored out of my mind at my desk at my current job lol.

I dont believe this video at all. This man is a liar if he only works 35 hours a week. Bullshit

❤ Farmers are the foundation of life in the world.🎉🎉🎉

Nothing but respect for this guy. And...I would like to see what the net profit is because 6 figures gross may not leave him which much net after overhead. Just curious

Impressive ;D

165-50ft beds!! 😮in little over an acre!! Amazing

This is amazing! Thanks!

living the dream... vanessa wants to rep this life..

Somethings really wrong with the maths here. 70 hours for 40k more like

Mexican laborers are hiding in background. Don't buy it for a second. Also, selling that stuff is not a trivial and time consuming task in itself. I would not be able to give it away for free in my corner of the woods.

Mesclun is the proper spelling.

I want a husband like that!!!! Work the earth and live a simple life!

👌 Wishing you good luck

Wow. Very inspiring
He has put his heart in the farm. He is really enjoying his work

There is a lot of farmer jargon in this video, but for some reason I watched the whole thing haha

How come he's able to make big bucks doing everything by hand, when Jeremy Clarkson' with all of his heavy equipment and industrial farming techniques only ended up making $200 at the end of season 1 of his show?

We had an infestation of earwigs logging our bean plants until we sprinkled some Diatomaceous earth around them. No more earwigs.

Lazy farmer.

Pay himself 6 figures or generates 6 figure revenue. There’s a big difference

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