Hey everyone welcome back to the epic gardening podcast and to the final episode

with Tobias Peg of Square Root Grow. We've gotten into quite a bit of detail

about the process and really expanded the conversation past just

the nuts and bolts of growing greens, tomatoes, etc. in a hydroponic environment.

We've talked about the business model, we've talked about the future of farming,

and in today's episode we're bringing it back down to you, the listener,

and talking a little bit about how they are developing the next generation of farmers.

And specifically, with the program named

Next Gen Farmer Training Program,

it's a really interesting sort of composite of different training programs you might see out there.

I think there's certainly some courses on how to grow greens and produce in an urban environment.

There's certainly courses on how to be an entrepreneur,

certainly courses on how to be a leader. Very few I think roll all these things into

one really core awesome piece of curriculum and that's what we're going to talk

about today and so we're going to close out the episodes this week with Tobias talking about that and leaving you guys with a little gardening inspiration.

So thank you so much for tuning in. Let's go ahead and listen in.

I would love for you to go into a little more detail about that because a lot of people that listen to the podcast

are potentially looking to turn their love of plants into an actual career.

I've had my friend Stephen on who does like a backyard market garden so just another

iteration on the on the local food movement we've had

hydroponic farmers on before so I think a lot of people would love to know

about it so would you mind just kind of talking a little bit about what that is?

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