Going Big with Greens – Vitruvian Farm – Part 1 (updated 090319)
Curtis Stone
Jun 28
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Curtis,
Can you do audio version of this?
There are only audio for Part2.
Thanks, great content!
Yes, just posted. This was my mistake for not posting it last week. My apologies.
Yes. It’s up now. https://fromthefield.farm/vitruvian-farm-part-1-audio/
I have to agree on videography; camera always on people rather than the beds, the fields, the irrigation, the drying conveyor and wash line, the CSA market garden which was described as looking so beautiful, yet never shown. The “b-roll” drone footage of the fields wasn’t included…
Usually such rich content is included, and it is what makes your work so valuable to us. Thanks for your dedication to sharing such great ideas with us all, Curtis!
Yes, this is good criticism. I had help shooting and editing these videos and I agree, there should be more b-roll over top. I added two other short ones that focused on that. I may add more.
employment help look at Neversink farm they are perfectionist’s
Hi Curtis.
Do you have a photo or video of the machine that the guys at Vitruvian farms are using to create a stale seed bed prior to sowing the babyleaf.
Regards
Colum
Yes, I’ve got a video coming out tomorrow, that should have came with the other ones, that shows it all better.
I don’t actually.
Very nice video, but I wish camera was pointed towards the field more than people talking, so we can clearly see what you are talking about.
Overall, very good content. Thanks.
Thanks for that comment. I can actually do that. I have a lot more footage. I’ve made a note to include some close-ups in another video.
yeah totally agree. you couldn’t see what they were talking about.
good content though.
loved to see what the scaled up greens production looks like. cant wait to hear more about their whole planting, harvesting and bed flipping process and the wash line!
thanks!