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Thanks so much! We have been doing everything we can, I’m definitely no professional, but the job is done.

Thanks so much, we lost probably 75% of ours due to drought too. We were just happy to get as many as we did after the flood hit them.

We love them taters!🥔

We had a great turnout especially for our first year. We will make it better each year so it’s never the same when you go through.

Thank you so much, we don’t change ours nearly enough. Definitely trying to get better about it, it can extend the life of your engine more than we think! Thanks so much for watching.

We will have some videos here shortly. We went through the maze while our scarers were inside so you will get to see how everything was set up!

That’s the way we love to eat them! Thanks so much, we are too, all of these got took out by the flood.

Thank you so much, they tasted great too!

Thank you so much, our potato’s were short from the drought this year! We are looking forward to planting season!

Thank you!

Yes sir! Sweet corn is the BEST!

@@madelineosborne3805 thank you so much, it is one of our favorite times of year even tho we are always behind! We appreciate you watching!

@@Dudeya86 we did, we were lucky compared to most. It has been an awful time, but it’s great to see the communities come together to help one another! Hope you were safe as well!

There are trucks at the spring rod run too. We love to go down and look at the trucks and cars, we appreciate all the work that goes into all the vehicles. It doesn’t matter to us if it’s a classic car, or a souped up diesel, we love it all and hope it never changes.

@@Volfarmer if you get a chance I would like to invite you and your misses to come down to cruzin the coast its Oct 6th thru the 13th along the Mississippi gulf coast from bay Saint Louis to moss point miss 54 miles along the gulf coast in. US90 probably close to 10 thousand vichices there will be rat rod and very high dollar classic cars they will be out from very early morning untill very late at night. It's a classic car person bucket list kind of thing

@@willstansbury3747that sounds exactly how you put it a car enthusiast dream! We will be putting on our first ever corn maze at the farm this year, and October will be super busy this year. If we could get away we would love to be there, if not this year we would love to do it when we get the kinks worked out in the future! That sounds like a ball! Thanks so much for the invite, we are trying to learn about more and more shows to go to in the future.

​@@VolfarmerI know as a classic car fan yall are going to have classic tractors and farm equipment at the corn maze its only right to live the life full time. Hope corn maze goes great for yall

​@@Volfarmeras a classic car fan I know yall are going to have classic tractors and farm equipment at the corn maze. You have to live the life full time. Hope the corn maze goes great for yall

Thank you so much! We are ready for the spring hope to get more videos when we go down.

We are excited to start picking them!

It is! It’s definitely our favorite beach, can’t wait till we go back next year. It’s real laid back, people are nice, and who can’t love the beach!

That is the next video we are going to be putting out, so stay on the lookout! Thanks so much for watching.

Thank you so much, we are so excited about our first year of growing tomatoes!

Thanks so much, I will check it out!

Thanks so much! It was crazy to see it once we got everything off! It does look like a totally different planter now!

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much for watching!

I have already noticed it lol. I’m already looking for more ground to plant. I’m happy as I can be with it! I’ve been doing some research on it and reading the book trying to figure it out. I’ve never used one before, I just used a tater plow and hand planted it last year. Hope you have a great week ahead brother!

@@Volfarmer Before you know it, you'll be a mega farmer. Thousands of acres, big machines. Get er done.

Excited to

Can’t wait to see more of this corn planter.

We will be getting some more footage of it this week. I am very excited to use it.

That is a great idea! I will try it next time we bush hog! Yes I was wanting to this year, but I didn’t get them done in time. I will get them done this year and have a better idea what to put in the ground next season!

It’s always great to start off with God! Thanks so much for always watching! We are trying to improve them every video!

We only tore up our flat ground, or we would have a few washouts on the mountains around us. I will probably plant a cover crop after harvest this fall to hold everything in place and replace the nutrients for next season.

Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I love it, this was my second time ever plowing. It did great, and we have great dirt. It’s about the perfect mix of sand from the creek bed, and black soil.

It always does work, even if you don’t think it did. God always knows better than we do! I really appreciate it, if you grow any crops this year I wish you the same! I’ll take you up on that, just haul an excavator on up here😂

@@Volfarmer I'll bring a 250 Volvo and find a haul truck. I expect it's a rather large boulder. We've been running around getting fields ready for corn, and next month, we'll be harvesting the spring wheat.

Thanks for watching, we are excited to start planting this years crop!

Thanks for watching!

The only way to learn is to get out there and do it! When you mess up just fix it and learn from your mistakes. That sounds like a hell of a first time plowing, I bet it was a long ass day. I love farming and hope I’m able to have some part in it till the day I die! Hope you have a good one as well, thanks so much for watching and commenting!

@@Volfarmer My granddad always taught me when I messed up, take a step back, and look at the big picture. Then regroup and get back at it. It didn't take us long to repair it, and I got right back at it. We only had three tractors that we used. A Farmall A, Super A, and an H. By the time I was old enough, we had moved on to just tending a 2 acre garden. My cousin had leased our fields, since he had bigger equiment.

@@EdwardSimpson159 it is so cool to hear some of your family history, and how they went about farming. The old timers always know what’s best!

@@Volfarmer Absolutely. There's an old gospel song that says We can learn a lot, if we take the time to listen, to older people. They have wisdom that we have yet to gain. So, every chance you get, stop and listen, and see what they have to say.

Thanks so much, we are excited to try something new this year! We will keep you updated on the popcorn!

Thanks so much, I love turning that dirt over. It’s one of my favorite things to do around the farm!

Thanks so much for watching, I always love watching your channel. I wish you the best in everything y’all are doing on your farm as well!

Thanks so much for watching! We are ready to see what happens for y’all in the upcoming lawn season, and wish you the best!

Thanks for the great ideas! I would love to have it where you couldn’t tell there was a ditch there. We were thinking about them plastic culvert tiles, but i started looking at the price and got a little hesitant lol. That’s what we want when it’s all said and done, I know for sure we are going to put tile under the road. Hopefully we can just do what you did and put in a bunch of tile in! Hope you have a blessed week, thank you for watching as always!

@@Volfarmer You're welcome. I always enjoy learning about new places, and try to help out as much as I can, from my own experiences.

She sure is, I’m a lucky man. I’ll take all the snow we can get. We usually only get one or two snows that lay, so we have to take advantage of it when we get it. I can’t stand the cold unless there is snow on the ground for some reason, I reckon I ain’t got enough meat on my bones😂 hope you have a gooden as well, and we definitely will keep having fun out in it. Thanks for watching as always!

Thanks so much! My Grandpaw started it back in the 70s. His brother in law would cut tops out of wild Fraser Fir trees off the roan, and they would take them to sell in Atlanta. Then my Grandpaw started his own farm, and him and both his sons just did trial and error till they found out what worked for them and we have been doing it ever since. We had trees that produced seed, and collected a bunch now it is all in freezers and we just use it when we need it. Plants are getting harder to come by but you can still get them. Thank you, they have always ran Kubota tractors, and you’re right they definitely are pretty bulletproof tractors. Thanks for watching!

Yes, it is In Mitchell County, NC. The mountains definitely are beautiful. I think my favorite time is when the trees change colors in the fall, it changes the whole mountain. Thanks for watching and commenting!

We are definitely still hard at it, I’m ready to start tearing up some ground! But like you said that will have to wait a little while. I hit a few biggens today, I’m just glad it hit the tripod and didn’t hit anybody. When would you plow the candy corn field? I’m wanting to plow both, I’ve been leaning towards waiting till early march. But if it would be better to do it now we have some warmer weather in the next two weeks. I’m always trying to learn the best time and way to do things. Thanks for letting me know! If I don’t hear back till next video you have a great weekend, and I hope everything is going great on your farm!

@@Volfarmer I'd go ahead and at least plow it when it warms up. That'll give it time to lay and rot until March. Then run the disc through it for a fine tune. Also, I'd recommend taking soil samples and sending it off to the agriculture dept and let them tell you what your soil needs or doesn't need. And definitely do a crop rotation. Corn takes a lot out of the ground. Is there a way I can get up with you, so we don't blow up the commennt section?

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Merry Christmas and I hope you have a blessed New Year too. We have been getting after it, it was nice to have a few days to celebrate the birth of Jesus, and get to hang around and talk with family and friends. And I can’t forget getting to eat some great food till your about to pop. Come on out next tree season, I’d like to meet you and get to have a conversation in person. I have something planned for this fall, if everything goes as planned you’ll have to get out here before Christmas and check everything out. If it wasn’t for that help we couldn’t have gotten everything down and set up in time. Once we get the lot set up, it’s usually just the family, and a friend or two on the weekends. Once you find good help you have to treat them right, and hang onto them. Hard workers are few and far between now a days. Everyone wants to have an easy job. When we go home at the end of the day, we know we earned our pay for the day. We will keep you updated on what is going on around the farm this winter. Thanks so much for always watching, and if you have any pictures of your family farm i would love to see them. I’d love to hear about what all you raised, and the ways y’all went about it. I’m still learning just like everyone else, and there isn’t much that is more interesting than the old ways of farming.

@@Volfarmer We'll definitely get together. I have a lot of stories of how we did things back when I was a boy. (best days ever)And if ya'll don't mind, I may stay a week, to get to hang out and know you guys. If you want to put me to work, go ahead. I don't mind getting my hands dirty. That's the best way to forge a friendship. I agree, if you don't treat your help proper, they ain't gonna stay.

They do look amazing, thank you for doing them. Merry Christmas, and have a happy New Year. Our season went amazing, thank you for watching our videos.

Hope you’ve been doing great, it’s always great to hear from you. We have been getting after it! We are almost sold out of trees, and that was my final wreath order. Sadly the season is coming to an end, but there is still work to do all year long. I agree with you, I don’t care much for the scraggly lookin wreaths, but everyone has their own preference. I hope you have a Merry Christmas, and I will hopefully get a video of the Tree lot out before Christmas! I hope you have a great week, and come back on the next video. It’s great to hear from you on all my videos, I really appreciate you watching.

@@Volfarmer You're welcome my friend. I enjoy watching

If you try it out be sure to drop a pic of one in the comments. I’d love to see it. Thank you so much for watching, come back on the next one!

Thanks so much for commenting! We do our best to never waste anything. We barely got to eat any of em because we got so many orders. There wasn’t one good tater wasted.

I bet y’all definitely grow some good ones in Southwest Georgia. Can’t beat good soil. I bet they taste great any way you fix em. We are right next to a creek so it’s good black soil mixed with a little sand. It drains great plus it has good nutrients. Thanks for commenting would love to see some of the taters y’all grew, we’re ready to grow some more next year.

No we don’t, I didn’t start my UA-cam until we were about to harvest them. We will definitely get some videos next spring when we plant.

my dad worked so hard ,,but this was quick .wow

The older generation worked so hard it’s crazy to think about. We have so much equipment and technology nowadays it’s a cakewalk compared to what they went through farming.