Hi Curtis. Thanks for this great video. I really want the chicken info that Steve talked about.
Quick questions: 1) why is Steven using drip irrigation instead of overhead irrigation (from your videos I thought that overhead irrigation were beneficial). 2) For what Stevens uses the shade – heat or insects? I am from Mozambique, and I kind of see that San Diego has a similar climate s we in maputo.
Hey Curtis, hope you and the family are well. Thanks for sharing Steven’s Urban Farm and info…liked the interview and his lab!!
All the best,
Mark Iglesias
Altamonte Springs, Florida
Hey Curtis! Quick feedback: I thought it was useful to see you visit someone in the earlier stages of their development as a farmer. I have been following Steven’s work almost since he started making videos and it gave me some clarity to watch you guys engage, as he on the one hand accredits a lot of his techniques to you, yet is more experimental in many ways. For example to see that you were excited about his ideas on interplanting with the paperpot, rather than dismissive has value for me in my context. Thanks a lot to both of you! Still loving the site!
Hi Curtis. Thanks for this great video. I really want the chicken info that Steve talked about.
Quick questions: 1) why is Steven using drip irrigation instead of overhead irrigation (from your videos I thought that overhead irrigation were beneficial). 2) For what Stevens uses the shade – heat or insects? I am from Mozambique, and I kind of see that San Diego has a similar climate s we in maputo.
Regards. Ricardo
Hey Curtis, hope you and the family are well. Thanks for sharing Steven’s Urban Farm and info…liked the interview and his lab!!
All the best,
Mark Iglesias
Altamonte Springs, Florida
That was really interesting – thank you. I’d not come across Steven before but will be looking up his content.
Hey Curtis! Quick feedback: I thought it was useful to see you visit someone in the earlier stages of their development as a farmer. I have been following Steven’s work almost since he started making videos and it gave me some clarity to watch you guys engage, as he on the one hand accredits a lot of his techniques to you, yet is more experimental in many ways. For example to see that you were excited about his ideas on interplanting with the paperpot, rather than dismissive has value for me in my context. Thanks a lot to both of you! Still loving the site!
That’s great feedback Alex and I really appreciate that comment.