We Bought 20 Acre Farmland to Build an Organic Farm

Ever since I was a little kid, I dreamed of a place where vegetables grow like crazy in harmony with nature - a place full of organic vineyards and orchards, as far as your eyes could see. A place with trees loaded with fruit, and a place where animals roam free. A place that I could call my own farm.

And now, it's a dream come true. My wife and I have purchased a 20-acre farm, which we call Daisy Creek Farms. We talked about this when I hit 1000 subscribers on my channel, and now, with over 100,000 subscribers, we're finally able to make it happen.

Our vision for the farm includes building a self-sustaining, organic farm where bees pollinate the flowers, worms produce worm castings and create fertilizer, and chickens and goats provide eggs and milk. We also plan on having cabins on the site with full kitchens, so people can come and stay the night and go pick their own organic and natural fruits and vegetables.

It's going to take us some time to build everything, but we're determined to make it happen. We'll document every step of the process and create a blueprint for others to follow. We want everything to be centered on nature and build in nature's way of life, which is the mode of this channel.

We recently conducted a soil analysis, and we found out that there's a hard pan about two and a half to three feet deep. We have to get rid of it by depleting the land with a big d-10 dozer, but we'll show you the entire process of fixing it up.

We're doing this because of the lifestyle we want - a lifestyle that's more connected with nature and our food. We want people from the community to come and pick their own organic fruits and vegetables and learn how to grow organic and build their own organic gardens. And we want to document everything that happens on this farm so that others can replicate it.

In the end, it's not about the money. It's about living a happy lifestyle and making a positive impact on the environment. And that's exactly what we plan to do on Daisy Creek Farms. Stay tuned for more updates on our journey towards a self-sustaining, organic farm.