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In the market gardening world, permanent raised beds generally refer to beds that are raised 4-6” above the pathways, creating a mound. The mound is then leveled off to create…
When doing a task on the farm that can require long hours and repetitive motions, it’s essential to factor in the toll it will take on your body, and also…
How to Use Worm-Powered Composting for Improved Soil Health, Stronger Seedlings & Higher Yields on the Farm Simplifying the Journey to Soil Health We all want healthy living soil to…
When you are leasing land, or on a tighter budget, constructing an adequate nursery space can be a challenging prospect. While a beautiful high tunnel with cement floors, a drainage…
Is it worth the effort to make your own compost on a small-scale farm? If you decide that it’s not, what do you do with your old crop residue? Most…
After exploring what the deep compost mulch system is, looking at the pros and cons, and how to source your compost, it’s time to get into the details of building…
Deep Compost Mulch: A No-Till Approach The deep compost mulch system has been most used and promoted by many well-known farmers in the no-till farming space. Jesse Frost of Rough…
Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary When you’re a new farm business selling a niche product, the first place you’ll probably think to sell to would be…
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In this article, we will go over some different systems for flipping beds in preparation for the Paperpot Transplanter. From full-till to low-till, to no-till, different approaches require different systems…
Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary In recent years, there has been a steady increase of younger people interested in local food. And in this digital age,…
If you’ve spent time in the market gardening space, you’ve likely heard the term “biointensive” thrown around quite a bit. A foundational piece of the biointensive farming model is the…
Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary When you’re first building out your customer base, many farmers will tell you to start selling at the farmer’s market to…
Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary If you’re a farmer who can’t set your own prices, it can be disheartening—especially when you know just how much time,…
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Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary When you’re a new farm struggling to get yourself out there and secure your first few customers, then marketing can be…
Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary When farmer’s markets are your only market stream, every week can be a gamble. Some weeks you can sell out every…
Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary Farmer’s markets are a great way to get local food fresh from the farmers, but let’s face it—not everyone can spare…
Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary When you’re making a good number of sales online, is it still worth going to farmer’s markets all year round? Growers…
Listen to more episodes of Carrot Cashflow Episode Summary In this day and age, if you’re a farmer—especially one that’s just starting out—one of the first things you can do…
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