Farms: Small Farm

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1. I grew up in a town next to this one. In fact I lived on stow rd. Love your farm!
2. I liked it wishing that this video was more elaborate. Any way god bless the blessed couple. 
3. "brought a house up here and it had a acre of lawn... " ect so guessing they are growing on the one acre of land ? but he also said they rented some land so that made me confused now haha 
4. Im sorry but I have no idea what you just said. Please elaborate... 
5. one acre of land growing.. so guess not inc. the house ect.. 
6. i like your farm nice job
7. All this on one acre?
8. That's a beautiful little farm! How many acres? Is this something you started after retirement?
9. thanks man!!! do you have any suggestions how to get from the city onto the land with little or no money??
10. When you are picking like the guy who is picking beans in your video, they make lots of different styles of seats on wheels to roll along the rows. I'm older than him, so I prefer to sit on something. I use an old milk crate. Upside down I can sit on it, and move it along as I need to move it. When done, turn it over, put my bag, or container of pickings inside, and use the two carry handles to carry it easily back to the house. Happy gardening.
11. Small farming is the way to go. I just found out about a great idea for root crops like sweet potatos, or turnips, etc. Get some old tires, and place them in rows with tires stacked two high. Fill with dirt, and plant inside the tires. Then when harvest time comes, simply unstack the tires which empties the dirt, and there is your root plant. No heavy digging down into hard soil. I can't wait to try it, but it is supposed to work great. Happy Farming.
12. wonderful lifestyle. I canalomost feel the vibe. Thanks for sharing. Really does beat the concrete jungle many people exist in.
13. You look happy.
14. I envy you !! Sp peaceful but HARD Best of luck
15. Your farm looks great.