It’s safe to say Not many folks have an idea on exactly what it takes for the rest of us to Enjoy, Flowers, Vegetables, Fruit. We Appreciate your strong 💪 efforts. 👍🙏
Hey nice to seet that you all are plugging along even without Frank. I must say that girlfriend of yours Sammy is a Very Industrious, willing, committed and dedicated young lady. There are not much like her around these days. My recommendation to you is dont loose her because she is one in a million 😊
Strawberries are looking amazing! The first tomato 🍅 of the season. It was 85 today in NY sun booming. I think we are going to have hot and dry summer. Yeah onions are planted in the fields.
They will have RSI of their arms. Strawberries 🍓 are certainly covered with berries. Good growing. Hard to believe anything would grow with all those rocks.
Thanks Logan and absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside content video and you guys bonded so well and did such an amazing job!! .. thanks again my friend ..
Great video Logan. I loved the slow motion showing the synchronicity of planting those onions.. you do a lot and accomplish so much in your work day on the farm. God bless you all and the land.
I'm sure you've been bombarded with advice and questions about the tomatoes being wilted, it looked worrisome but I'm not one to get reactionary so I assume all the variables contributed to it, temp, and lack of wind for air circulation etc. Hope it all became better shortly after videoing. Miss not seeing your pap, you need him when he's there to offer words of wisdom. Looked like a beautiful day on the farm, that's alot of onions you all planted. Thanks for sharing, until the next video, Caio
My first job was working in a 9 bay green house growing tomatoes. There were 2 clothes line (wire) running from one end of the bay to the other. All the plants were tied at the base with nylon twine and the twine was wrapped around the plant till they reached the 7 foot top. We pulled suckers off. The tomatoes supplied a local grocery store. I weighed some that would top a pound.
Hello there! It looks like you had the same temperature as here today. Out of the blue it was 87 degrees today after very cold nights. Lol…first time I concentrated on the tractor tires….they seem new. (Autofill is driving me crazy. Had to change the changes it made🥴). Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Great video. I’m curious why you plant your onions so far apart. I love that little planter. We grow quite a few onions where I’m at in southern NM. Thanks for the video.
Where are you guys? Roughly. I'm down by Lancaster PA and I see the mountains and what looks like steam from a paper mill or a nuclear power plant and I think P&G, Mehoopany, PA. Or? Nescopeck / Berwick, PA. Nice video and I really like farms that are big gardens. Thank you for sharing your family with us! I'm 63 and disabled. I used to drive a truck all over PA and the Northeast and Midwest. Ergo the references to Berwick and Mehoopany. God bless and safe travels!
man,I didn't realize how much stones are in your soil ! Also if Sammi and Mr Broyan each had one row to plant,they would never make it,even though that tractor is driving as slow as can get.
question for you Logan. Do you happen to have a video on your water source for the farm? Am looking to start up a farm in the near future and of course water is a big concern. Thanks in advance!
I’m sure you will see within the next couple months how we irrigate. There is videos in the past I am unsure which ones but I do show it. We have a pond here on the farm with an underground irrigation system that has different ports around our farm. It’s great because we just hook up pipes to them and lay them out in the field with rainbirds to water our plants. I hope this helped, thank you for watching 😁
Hey sir I hope that you're all good I'm derick from Uganda and I'm currently looking for any agriculture activity I don't care what activity. I'm flexible and reliable because I can adopt to any environment
can you imagine how much better things would grow in your fields without all those rocks ???!!! you all should try to remove as much of the rocks as possible. just a thought.
I’m not sure whom to contact about this matter. I was recently contacted by a consortium of independent laying hens. Upon viewing one of your latest video offerings they are of the opinion you have way too many strawberries and the ladies are quite concerned you will never use them all. They are agreeable to helping you out of your conundrum. They will require proper housing,scratch and water in addition they will expect stale doughnuts bread or any other baked goods each morning,if it’s cold out they like warm rice or pasta. The entire group will need 10-12 hrs/day unlimited access to your strawberry fields and any other nearby plants. In return they are very confident they can peck or dig around every plant in your field at least one time as well as providing your entire family with large grade A eggs some brown some white and a few Easter eggs as well. If you are agreeable to these terms just click like on this comment and travel arrangements will be made tyvm
@twodogs184, maybe you could try concentrating on the info. Or, if you must, just LISTEN!! Work on your attention span a bit! 🤔 It's sad that you get offended so easily! Get your mind out of the gutter!! 😵💫
It’s safe to say Not many folks have an idea on exactly what it takes for the rest of us to Enjoy, Flowers, Vegetables, Fruit. We Appreciate your strong 💪 efforts. 👍🙏
Your tomatoes are really growing Logan. Glad to see y'all back in the field planting again.
Hey nice to seet that you all are plugging along even without Frank. I must say that girlfriend of yours Sammy is a Very Industrious, willing, committed and dedicated young lady. There are not much like her around these days. My recommendation to you is dont loose her because she is one in a million 😊
So that's how onions are planted! Thanks for teaching us. Your closeups were especially helpful. Makes us value how food gets to our tables.
Strawberries are looking amazing! The first tomato 🍅 of the season. It was 85 today in NY sun booming. I think we are going to have hot and dry summer. Yeah onions are planted in the fields.
They will have RSI of their arms. Strawberries 🍓 are certainly covered with berries. Good growing. Hard to believe anything would grow with all those rocks.
When you share you continue a family tradition in our great U.S.A. it is very speciak!
Good day to all, peace.
Sammy is a treasure. The tomatoes looks great.
That is a rocky field ! But seems to be working well!
Thanks Logan and absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside content video and you guys bonded so well and did such an amazing job!! .. thanks again my friend ..
Looking good. Didn't realize there are so many rocks in the field.
Great video Logan. I loved the slow motion showing the synchronicity of planting those onions.. you do a lot and accomplish so much in your work day on the farm. God bless you all and the land.
God bless & thank you for watching 😁
Amazing looking farm. Great video. Daisy guiding you along on the tractor. :)
I'm sure you've been bombarded with advice and questions about the tomatoes being wilted, it looked worrisome but I'm not one to get reactionary so I assume all the variables contributed to it, temp, and lack of wind for air circulation etc. Hope it all became better shortly after videoing. Miss not seeing your pap, you need him when he's there to offer words of wisdom. Looked like a beautiful day on the farm, that's alot of onions you all planted. Thanks for sharing, until the next video, Caio
Hello. Your tomatoes look like they need sun protection together with ventilation and water. I hope things work out for you. Elaine 🌱 🌱 🍅🍅
Great video Logan
Bonjour je pense que vous allez bien super belle vidéo et bien expliqué bonne continuation à vous tous et courage pour la suite René 🎉🎉
Great job Sammy
Hey Logan we are looking forward to seeing everything grow. 92 deg here in Texas.
Woah!! That’s a warm day that’s for sure. Praying for more rain for you guys this year. Thanks for watching Mike 😁
99 here in southern NM and very-very dry.
You have so many stones in that field!!
You need a fine screen rock picker for sure. I would probably rig up a potato digger to make it easier.
Great time to plant the Onions❤
Glad you are all wearing hats and sun protection.
Great job planting your onions 🧅
My first job was working in a 9 bay green house growing tomatoes. There were 2 clothes line (wire) running from one end of the bay to the other. All the plants were tied at the base with nylon twine and the twine was wrapped around the plant till they reached the 7 foot top. We pulled suckers off. The tomatoes supplied a local grocery store. I weighed some that would top a pound.
Hello there! It looks like you had the same temperature as here today. Out of the blue it was 87 degrees today after very cold nights. Lol…first time I concentrated on the tractor tires….they seem new. (Autofill is driving me crazy. Had to change the changes it made🥴). Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Great video. I’m curious why you plant your onions so far apart. I love that little planter.
We grow quite a few onions where I’m at in southern NM.
Thanks for the video.
Where are you guys? Roughly. I'm down by Lancaster PA and I see the mountains and what looks like steam from a paper mill or a nuclear power plant and I think P&G, Mehoopany, PA. Or? Nescopeck / Berwick, PA. Nice video and I really like farms that are big gardens. Thank you for sharing your family with us! I'm 63 and disabled. I used to drive a truck all over PA and the Northeast and Midwest. Ergo the references to Berwick and Mehoopany. God bless and safe travels!
We are located in Nescopeck PA thanks for watching 😁 God bless!
That soil looks rocky. Speaking of rocks why is there none on Sammy's hand.
Tomatoes r looking good
If everyone farmed this way instead of field corn and soybeans the world wouldn't be starving!!
❤ lại bắt đầu vụ mùa mới
Sami looking good today!
Finally planting season 🎉🎉🎉
What a great farm
We enjoy watching your videos! I need a link for Sammi's sun hat!
Amazon! Thanks for watching😁
I try to get my onions in as early as possible, April is best. I find they size up better. Good luck with yours.
Thank you!! Good luck with yours also 😁
man,I didn't realize how much stones are in your soil ! Also if Sammi and Mr Broyan each had one row to plant,they would never make it,even though that tractor is driving as slow as can get.
Words cannot begin to desribe how beautiful you are Sammy🤩🤩
That is very kind of you! Thank you very much & thank you for watching 😁
👏👏👍
question for you Logan. Do you happen to have a video on your water source for the farm? Am looking to start up a farm in the near future and of course water is a big concern. Thanks in advance!
I’m sure you will see within the next couple months how we irrigate. There is videos in the past I am unsure which ones but I do show it. We have a pond here on the farm with an underground irrigation system that has different ports around our farm. It’s great because we just hook up pipes to them and lay them out in the field with rainbirds to water our plants. I hope this helped, thank you for watching 😁
The onions are beautiful
I hope you pay Sammie well, she is a very hard working employee.
cool ty
Where do you buy the box of string like that?
Hey sir I hope that you're all good I'm derick from Uganda and I'm currently looking for any agriculture activity I don't care what activity. I'm flexible and reliable because I can adopt to any environment
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Hello Logan
Watching you plant the onions it's obviously you guys need to purchase a rock remover like the veggie boys have.
When did you start the onions
Do you have a rock picker? Looks like you could really use one.
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Candy🍓
Rocks, rocks, rocks. What is your soil type? I would think you would have good drainage!
I use a pressure washer ❤😊
Where has Frank got to.?
Are sunflowers are up today
String more tomatoes
can you imagine how much better things would grow in your fields without all those rocks ???!!! you all should try to remove as much of the rocks as possible. just a thought.
Their plants always look awesome.
@@beckyumphrey2626 yes i know, but seeing how much rock is in their soil was a bit odd to me .
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I’m not sure whom to contact about this matter. I was recently contacted by a consortium of independent laying hens. Upon viewing one of your latest video offerings they are of the opinion you have way too many strawberries and the ladies are quite concerned you will never use them all. They are agreeable to helping you out of your conundrum. They will require proper housing,scratch and water in addition they will expect stale doughnuts bread or any other baked goods each morning,if it’s cold out they like warm rice or pasta. The entire group will need 10-12 hrs/day unlimited access to your strawberry fields and any other nearby plants. In return they are very confident they can peck or dig around every plant in your field at least one time as well as providing your entire family with large grade A eggs some brown some white and a few Easter eggs as well. If you are agreeable to these terms just click like on this comment and travel arrangements will be made tyvm
Who is Sammy to you
Girlfriend
Sammi is my girlfriend, thank you for watching 😁
Buh Bye, Not going to watch your Girlfriend's Apparel Show, Rather see some Denim.
@twodogs184, maybe you could try concentrating on the info. Or, if you must, just LISTEN!! Work on your attention span a bit! 🤔 It's sad that you get offended so easily! Get your mind out of the gutter!! 😵💫
Sounds like a personal problem. It`s hot when you`re working in greenhouses and fields.