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The Urban Farmer Podcast

Re-released for its 10th anniversary. The Urban Farmer is a documentary-style podcast that takes you behind the scenes of a real urban farming business to show you what it truly takes to run a successful farm in the city.

Podcast · By Diego Footer · English · CA · Official site

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Aug 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    From Bare Lawns to a Profitable Farm Plot in Weeks (S1W34) (opens the original)

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    Hindsight is always 20/20, so differently how would your farming journey look like if you start again, knowing what you know now? In this flashback Q&A episode, urban farming expert Curtis Stone looks back on his lived experiences and answers real questions on starting a farm from scratch, finding and securing land, converting lawns into productive growing beds, and pitching restaurants for sales. Watch the video version over on our YouTube Channel! Subscribe for more content on sustainable farm

  2. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    The Hidden Economics of Every Task on Your Farm (S1W33) (opens the original)

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    Ever wonder if the tasks eating up your day are ACTUALLY worth your time? In this flashback episode, Curtis Stone breaks down the simple economics every small farmer needs to run: from washing tables to case-lot pricing, that can save you hours every week. Watch the video version over on our YouTube Channel! Subscribe for more content on sustainable farming, market farming tips, and business insights! Get market farming tools, seeds, and supplies at Modern Grower. Follow Modern Grower: Instagram

  3. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    The Boring Path to Full-Time Farming That Actually Works (opens the original)

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    The romantic story goes: quit the soul-crushing job, buy some land, start a farm, never look back. Here's what actually happens: most people who do that fail within a few years because they run out of money before the farm can support them. Meanwhile, the un-sexy group who kept their jobs and farmed on evenings and weekends? Three to five years later, they're the ones still farming. Watch the video version over on our YT Channel! Subscribe for more content on sustainable farming, market farming

  4. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    How to Diagnose Farm Problems Fast AND Fix Them Fast (S1W32) (opens the original)

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    Ever wonder why one bed of arugula thrives while the other fails, even when both were planted on the same day? In this flashback episode, Curtis Stone and Diego Footer break down how standardized systems help you zero in on and troubleshoot problems fast, why a walk-in cooler is non-negotiable for commercial growers, and the exact flame-weeding timing trick for weed-free carrots. Watch the video version over on our YouTube Channel! Subscribe for more content on sustainable farming, market farmin

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Why the Best Farm Rarely Wins (opens the original)

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    Liquid Death convinced people to pay $2 for a can of water — the most commoditized product on the planet — by refusing to look like every other water brand. They didn't make better water. They made memorable water. In a crowded market, the product that wins isn't the best one. It's the one people remember. This video breaks down six ways to differentiate, whether you're selling salad mix, water, or anything in between. Watch the video version over on our YT Channel! Subscribe for more content on

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