Really enjoyed the video and it is really inspiring seeing this video. This is the ultimate farmer dream.. Regarding the field crops rotation (I believe Takota uses field rotation), can you clarify more in the rotation periods, crops used for rotation and how many fields (or rows) does he uses for the rotation ? Is it like JM Fortier planning?
hi i am a culinary herb farmer from Botswana, Africa. I would like to know how i can use regenerative farming with the type of crops (herbs) i grow. will i need to have mobile hoop-houses and poultry houses so that i can rotate them or im just going to need to grow more diverse crops than i am doing at the moment even though my vision was to just specialize on the herbs?
Wow! Another awesome video! Curtis, more videos on ‘Combination Farms’ (permaculture/commercial market garden) and strawbale structures as featured here would be great! Makes one think about coming up with the right combination for where you live….
Super cool, really enjoyed this, not just the information but getting some of the philosophy and reasons behind his methods was nice too.
For your Q&A with him next time I would be interested to know who he turns to for inspiration both from his past, present and looking towards the future? I get the feeling he has many sources of influence.
Cheers Curtis.
What is the music in the intro? It’s wonderful.
Each part of system has stacking functions and feeds itself. Genius. Nothing isolated, everything integrated with each component.
Awesome! My favourite video so far! Would love to see more like this…
Takota is a gold mine and has become a good friend. So, there will definitely be more in store from him.
Great video, thanks.
What a very informative young man, well done very appreciative
Amazing…so much valuable information here.
This guy Dakota is awesome! Thanks Curtis for taking the time to get his profound insights out to us.
More work = more pollution… So brilliant!
Heading over to Part 2 now…. (:
Really enjoyed the video and it is really inspiring seeing this video. This is the ultimate farmer dream.. Regarding the field crops rotation (I believe Takota uses field rotation), can you clarify more in the rotation periods, crops used for rotation and how many fields (or rows) does he uses for the rotation ? Is it like JM Fortier planning?
hi i am a culinary herb farmer from Botswana, Africa. I would like to know how i can use regenerative farming with the type of crops (herbs) i grow. will i need to have mobile hoop-houses and poultry houses so that i can rotate them or im just going to need to grow more diverse crops than i am doing at the moment even though my vision was to just specialize on the herbs?
Thanks Curtis this video is so awesome. I’ve been looking into permaculture for years and I wish I had the land to do something just like this.
Wow! Another awesome video! Curtis, more videos on ‘Combination Farms’ (permaculture/commercial market garden) and strawbale structures as featured here would be great! Makes one think about coming up with the right combination for where you live….
Great video, a download of a lot of good info.
How does he process the animals? Does he have a slaughter house?
Thanks
Awesome Video Curtis!
Is he doing 30″ rows and high production veggie gardening, like you teach?
Dakota Coen is a Great Resource!
Great video.
Fascinating. Really interested in all his extensive aquaculture stuff. Right up my alley!
Super cool, really enjoyed this, not just the information but getting some of the philosophy and reasons behind his methods was nice too.
For your Q&A with him next time I would be interested to know who he turns to for inspiration both from his past, present and looking towards the future? I get the feeling he has many sources of influence.
Cheers Curtis.
Terrific! Really enjoyed this!
Super charming guy. Very inspiring. I’m trying to reverse engineer these techniques and shrink them down to a half acre lot.