A conveyor belt design allows a three-story greenhouse to be efficient and sustainable which provides jobs and fresh produce to the Jackson community.
Jackson, Wyoming is a very unlikely place for urban farming. It has an altitude over a mile high and has snow that can last for most of the year. The growing season lasts only a few months. It is expensive to plant a garden since the average vacant lot can be well over $1 million.…
Dennis and Danielle McClung bought a foreclosed home in Mesa, Arizona in 2009 that came equipped with a broken, empty swimming pools. However, they did not let this defeat them. Instead of paying to have the pool repaired, which would cost a fortune, he built a plastic cap over it and began growing things inside it.…
Here is a video about how to start a farm with NO money.
John Suscovich shares his experience when he started farming with just little savings and is successful so far.…
Second part of documentary about Total Organic Farming with no chemicals at all. Stop using pesticides and minimise human interference to prosperous your Organic Farm. Watch this video.
This video is about Australian guy making part-time income.
Harry of Muchea in Western Australia is talking how easy is to make a nice part-time income farming on 1000 m2 of land.…
This short 6 minutes video shows how farmers are producing 1,000,000 pounds of food each year 10,000 fish and 300-500 yards of worm compost on a 3 acres of land.…
This short video is documentary portrait. Owner of Whiffletree Farm, Jesse Straight, shows us a magic of organic farming. His words are: “being a farmer is special because this is my office. You spend your day making animals happy…you get to do things that help the things around you thrive”.…
Southern California family near Pasadena has it’s own Urban Farm. They make more than 6,000 pounds of food per year, on 1/10 acre located just 15 minutes from downtown Los Angeles. Jules Dervaes started with this farm ten years ago. Everything they produce is Organic.…
Everything you need is within one mile of where you live. Watch this short video.
Garry Tibbo is living proof. He lives in a normal suburban home in Toronto Canada. He doesn’t need a grocery store nor a job. He eats wild plants and makes money recycling. This is NOT a poverty lifestyle, it is freedom.…
This is a great documentary about organic agriculture.
The video is talking about how to reconnect with nature, learning and observing natural laws, and getting back on the road to self-reliance.
