Harvesting our hydroponic produce for the farm market. Tips and tricks that might help you be more successful at the market or just some ideas of what can be grown in a NFT hydroponic system.
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How we harvest for the Farm Market – Hydroponic Produce tips and tricks.
22
Aug
Thanks for tip on wrap!
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I love tips and tricks. 90s magazine ftw.
How much-ish would you make if you had sold everything on display?
Great tip on labeling the harvest date on the plant tag! Also the collard green wrapping! Thank you!
Hi. Its very informative watchin your videos. I just wanted to know if all of that produce gets sold out there and what do you do in case something goes unsold in bulk?
great update , is everything sold buy the bunch or by the lb ? 🙂
Great video Mom !! Lol I feel like I should be helping you out !! Have a wonderful weekend !!
I like your vegetables . A Very nice système of hydroponic . I learn a lot from your vidéos . I would like to start a small NFT hydroponic in my house . Grow salade . Just i dont know thé good formula of Nutriments to use . Hope to have some help
Love your videos! I can’t remember, have you ever done kohlrabi?
I see some cooking segments at some time in the future. Thank you for sharing.
I'll have to try some dandelion greens. Asiago cheese — yes please! Your farmer's market has a very nice setting. Been wondering how your hot peppers are doing?
All those greens look so good it’s making me hungry !
Those dandelion greens……are those the same that grow in the yard? They look really big compared to the yard ones. Also if they are the same, how do you keep them from flowering ?
I was just chatting with Johnny's seeds. They no longer offer the Dwarf chard varieties. Are you getting it elsewhere?
Chuck and Darlene
Farm work never stops no matter how many take vacation. Great job.
I wonder how much we can start to all apply those wonderful tips and tricks to better our lives!
A day in the life of a hard working farmer providing real food. Thank you Katy for your dedication we need more farmers like you and your family.
Beautiful setting for a market. For some reason most farmers markets I have attended seem to be in parking lots. I think my wife and I will have to check your market out even if its a bit of a drive from Lancaster. All the best to you and yours.