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In this video John goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre. You will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits.
You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary. You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary.
You will learn about some of the most important equipment that was purchased to get this farm up and running. You will discover how hoop houses allow them to get an early start on the season, and grow foods until late in the season to produce an income for the longest period of time.
You will discover some of the specific crops that are being grown, and how they are doing it. You will learn how the entire farm is being run off a single hose spigot. Check it out below…
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