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Backyard Farming 101 Client Results

For beginners with a backyard or small acreage who want to grow real food and real income

Start your farm without the costly mistakes

Tom Walker's market stand

“Could we have done that in our first year without Zach's help? In a word… no, absolutely not.”

Tom WalkerMarket farmer · Wyoming
Tiffani Cappello's new farm beds being set up

“He's actually already given me advice that has probably saved me thousands of dollars on mistakes I would have made.”

Tiffani Cappello8-acre regenerative farm · Ohio
Tory's son's first sweet potato harvest

Tory's son's first sweet potato harvest

“For someone just starting out, your training is perfect. You covered everything in a great way.”

Tory VasquezHome-scale grower · Florida

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Tiffani Cappello talking about starting her farm

Video testimonial

Starting a farm at 57, without the expensive mistakes

“He's actually already given me advice that has probably saved me thousands of dollars on mistakes I would have made.”Tiffani Cappello · Ohio
“I love his course because it lays out in a really simple way how to get started without making all those expensive mistakes.”Tiffani Cappello · Ohio
“I just want to know how to grow the food, do a really good job and make an actual profit.”Tiffani Cappello · Ohio

Tom & wife · Wyoming · Year-one market farm

“I can’t imagine how we would have made it this far on our own.”

Could we have done that in our first year without Zach's help? In a word… no, absolutely not.

TWTom WalkerBackyard gardeners turned market farmers · Wyoming

“We just completed our first year and we were able to produce enough vegetables to take to our weekly market with a reasonably professional presentation and modest but successful monetary results.”

“Trust me, the cost of the course pales in comparison to the cost of just a few of the mistakes you're bound to make on your own.”

First-year market standWeekly Zoom callAvoided costly mistakes
Tom Walker's market stand with produce and a farm bannerYoung red and green lettuce in neat rowsCarrots filling a long bedBroccoli and onions in the first-year beds

In their own words

What students say

Could we have done that in our first year without Zach's help? In a word… no, absolutely not.
TWTom WalkerMarket farmer · Wyoming
I've started. I'm no longer stuck or overwhelmed by how big and daunting my projects seemed to be.
MKMona KerseyGetting her farm going · Maryland
Access to a coach. I've read a lot, watched many videos… but access to a mentor / instructor is most valuable.
NMNikitha MadisonRaw-land farm in progress · California
Trust me, the cost of the course pales in comparison to the cost of just a few of the mistakes you're bound to make on your own.
TWTom WalkerMarket farmer · Wyoming
I'm about two weeks away from harvesting peanuts (already pulled a small portion) and sweet potatoes. I've also planted carrots, corn, and different varieties of lettuce, and they're all growing well at the moment. Super excited!9.5 / 10 overall rating
TVTory VasquezHome-scale grower · Florida
Tory's son's first sweet potato harvest
Tory's son's first sweet potato harvestTory Vasquez · Florida
I didn't have to have all the pieces in place to get started.
MKMona KerseyGetting her farm going · Maryland
He delivers the content so clearly and simply. He is committed to your success.
MKMona KerseyGetting her farm going · Maryland
The course has given me an optimal view as to what crops I should start growing.
HNHarald NordskovBackyard Farming 101 student · Wyoming
We're not special. You can do the same, and you should.
TWTom WalkerMarket farmer · Wyoming
For someone just starting out, your training is perfect. You covered everything in a great way.
TVTory VasquezHome-scale grower · Florida
Seeing how to plan and monetize is a huge component. The planting system you taught us was great.
NMNikitha MadisonRaw-land farm in progress · California
This is an investment in themselves. It also is an investment in their own communities.
HNHarald NordskovBackyard Farming 101 student · Wyoming
…tune into the weekly zoom call, apply what he teaches and do it right the first time.
TWTom WalkerMarket farmer · Wyoming
I'm just taking it one day at a time and working with what I've got knowing that I have a system to follow and an expert to advise me.
MKMona KerseyGetting her farm going · Maryland
I already tell people about you all the time.
TVTory VasquezHome-scale grower · Florida
Thanks Zach, you were so patient and thorough with your explanations.
NMNikitha MadisonRaw-land farm in progress · California
Even though I've grown my own food for decades, growing it on a large scale [is] a whole different story, so I think getting that mentorship is super important.
TCTiffani CappelloStarting an 8-acre regenerative farm · Ohio
From the course I have learned things to do and not to do.
HNHarald NordskovBackyard Farming 101 student · Wyoming

Richard Downey · California · Farm set-up

From an overgrown yard to ready-to-plant beds

Richard's farm set-up, one stage at a time.

Overgrown yard before bed preparation1. The starting point
Cardboard laid out over the ground2. Cardboard goes down
Compost mounded on cardboard3. Compost goes on
Finished mulched beds ready for planting4. Beds ready to plant

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