What is going on everyone Kevin from Epic Gardening here? We are back again with Farmer

Greg from the Urban Farm and Urban Farm Podcast and to say Urban Farm a third time we will be talking about becoming an

urban farmer in today's show so Greg I think it would be really cool you we've talked

a little bit about your Urban Farm and all the different components that you've got

going on because it's much more than I would say an urban garden where you just have a

plot in a suburban you know home you've integrated a lot of different things to it and I'd love to get that

bird's eye view of how your farm and home sort of are integrated together.

You got me speechless there. I don't even know that I can answer that because they're so

integrated that they just start together. It's the same thing. Yeah. It's the same thing.

So when you hit me with that question, it's like, wow, hold on how do I separate them because I can't first of all my entire life is about teaching people how to grow their own food.

Secondly, a third of an acre, so a third of an acre is 80 feet wide and 160 feet deep.

And there's 70 fruit trees, there's chickens, there's, you know, there's a, it's an urban farm and you know and then when we have an abundance of

anything you know it goes inside the house and gets prepped for saving for later like we did with Aprilcots and peaches is here.

Right now we have a sick chicken.

She's got some kind of respiratory thing going on and so we don't leave her out in 110 degrees we

actually bring her in so we have one of our bathrooms the bathtub has got a

chicken in it so really separating these two out is I don't know that I can do it.

Sure, okay, well how about this then? Let's rewind the clock and go back in time and think about when you were sort of making that integration, right?

Because there was a point in your life where you just lived in a normal home, I I would assume and when I say normal I just mean the

average Americans home right there's not chickens there there's not

rainwater harvesting you don't have a thriving garden, no compost pile, and if that's me today or if that's a listener today,

how do they even think about making the transformation?

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