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Grow a Year’s Worth of Potatoes in Just 100 Square Feet

Grow a year’s worth of potatoes in just 100 square feet by planting them the way most gardeners never do. This video explains why traditional shallow planting fails and how deep planting can multiply your harvest using the same space. Grow a year’s worth of potatoes by giving them depth, fertility, and the right structure underground. In this video, you’ll learn the deep-bed potato method inspired by John Seymour, including why potatoes don’t need space—they need depth. We break down the seven core principles that dramatically increase yield, from building ultra-rich soil and planting up to 18 inches deep, to using compost, mulch, containers, and vertical growing systems. You’ll also learn how to choose the right potato varieties for fresh eating versus long-term storage, how to prevent disease with proper crop rotation, and how a single plant can produce 10–15 pounds of potatoes in the right conditions. Whether you have a backyard, small garden, or just a few containers, this method turns a tiny footprint into serious food security. Watch until the end to see how 100 square feet can realistically produce hundreds of pounds of potatoes—enough to feed a family for an entire year