In today's video you will see Ben, Frank, and myself harvesting cantaloupe, watermelon, cabbage, cucumbers, zucchini, and potatoes. Follow along to see how a small farm in northeast Pa runs.
I've been hand digging potatoes for 3 days. Your video gave me the motivation to go out again today and hopefully finish up. thank you for sharing your day!
When I pray over my food I am realizing how my gratitude for where my food comes from and the work it takes to get to me falls way to short. My prays are just words flying out of my mouth. Not anymore. I will no longer without thought pray without sincerity for those who work so hard to grow and pick the food that ends up on my plate and in my body. Thank you for the back breaking work you do with no complaints or scorn. Thank you.
Another awesome video Logan. Great to see Ben. Tell Frank things happen to us all. Don’t sweat it. I know you’re running in a thousand directions right now between picking, markets and getting the corn maze. Please find done time to rest buddy. You produce some of the best videos on CZcams for both content and editing. Definitely a talented guy. Hope you have enough help lined up for your maze. I’m thinking you’re going to be packed.
Hey Mr Logan as always you bring to all of us around the World absolutely another beautiful fabulous upload lovely views gorgeous filming captured and I really appreciate it keep it Up you guys rock it all Merci
Frank is a real go-getter. When my vegetable farm was open, I would have been glad to have had a crew of workers as good as him. And the funny part is, I was thinking that just before he spilled the basket! But I still would have hired him in a heartbeat. Pay him well, he is a keeper!
You always make my day when I am not in so much pain and not sleeping from these morphine shots I have to get for my cancer but I really appreciate your wonderful videos like this just awesome
New viewer ....and love the videos. You show the hardest working and valuable profession in this country. We all need to see videos like yours to appreciate what you do especially the 30 year old's and younger. Keep it up!!
Back n leg killing work. Beautiful wagon Nice early fall crops. Tough summer here. 65 days with no rain, 24 days straight over 90d F. Sure stopped the tomato n cuke blooming Love my automatic drip irrigation at nite. Easy to change days n hours depending on weather forecast n soil moisture Could not afford sprinker watering on municipal water Lots of giant slicer Beefsteak tomatoes. Largest I've ever grown, dense meat sweet slicer. Make the best toast, thick slice tomato, bacon sandwitch All organic. Only use 10% Acetic acid spray weed killer, death on most weeds hot dry day. Only affect, Lowers the soil PH from my high 7.5
As always, I love to see you guys harvesting the veggies. Fresh, ripe, and ready for market. Ben looked like he was chillin out there driving the tractor. AND speaking of the tractor......... You have no idea the memories that brought back just now listening to the putt-putt of an old johny popper. Grew up around those things, mostly the old tricycle ones where I was from. Some real workhorses for sure. And the pop pop sound they made was I don't know........ kind of relaxing I guess. Sad thing about them was they could be dangerous, and deadly as well if not properly operated. Anyhow......... Great video today, and thanks for the memories. :)
Beautiful cabbage! We have 9 more heads to harvest out of my little garden. Mom and I are going to make sauerkraut. I was thinking about going to hometown today to see you and sort of glad I did not because my car broke down on the way from Leesport farmers market.
Hey Logan great harvest. Question why do you harvest the dill root and all? Does it keep fresh longer? We just cut and it keeps coming up. Gotta love Frank!! LOL God Bless, Mike
Yes we pull the dill completely out of the ground, we usually plant a good amount of it but due to the heat this year some did not come up, and then some got weeded out. God bless!! Logan
I’m thinking of planting a garden this coming season what time of th3 year do I need to put seeds in the ground ,,,???!!! Nice thanks BigAl California.
Depends on where you are from, we do not plant seed directly in the ground. We do the seedlings in our greenhouse, let the plants mature, then we plant them. If you go back to the beginning of the summer you should see all of this within my videos. Hope this helps!!
You bet your sweet patootie, "it's honest work!" And I thank you!
I've been hand digging potatoes for 3 days. Your video gave me the motivation to go out again today and hopefully finish up. thank you for sharing your day!
Frank is a funny guy. Hard worker too.
Thanks for the positive response 👍
When I pray over my food I am realizing how my gratitude for where my food comes from and the work it takes to get to me falls way to short. My prays are just words flying out of my mouth. Not anymore. I will no longer without thought pray without sincerity for those who work so hard to grow and pick the food that ends up on my plate and in my body. Thank you for the back breaking work you do with no complaints or scorn. Thank you.
FRANK AND BEN: You guys do an awesome job each time I watch a video. I'm sure they appreciate you both. Keep up the good work. Elaine from Florida
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This is a. Great channel. Thank.you.
Thank you! Always enjoyable and informative! :)
Another awesome video Logan. Great to see Ben. Tell Frank things happen to us all. Don’t sweat it. I know you’re running in a thousand directions right now between picking, markets and getting the corn maze. Please find done time to rest buddy. You produce some of the best videos on CZcams for both content and editing. Definitely a talented guy. Hope you have enough help lined up for your maze. I’m thinking you’re going to be packed.
Everything looks beautiful. Nice job.
Thanks for the positive response 👍
Love to watch the beautiful produce being harvested
Nice harvest, God bless you
Hey Mr Logan as always you bring to all of us around the World absolutely another beautiful fabulous upload lovely views gorgeous filming captured and I really appreciate it keep it Up you guys rock it all Merci
Mistakes are Made by Everyone but One and he is Perfect. “He” makes sure we Learn from our Mistakes or else we will Continue making same Mistakes. 😬👍
Frank is a real go-getter. When my vegetable farm was open, I would have been glad to have had a crew of workers as good as him. And the funny part is, I was thinking that just before he spilled the basket! But I still would have hired him in a heartbeat. Pay him well, he is a keeper!
You always make my day when I am not in so much pain and not sleeping from these morphine shots I have to get for my cancer but I really appreciate your wonderful videos like this just awesome
Take care Rosa.🙏
God bless you with healing, Rosa. I'm praying that you and the Lord kick the cancer's butt!!! Big ((((HUGS)))) and love from me in Minnesota
@@avelsgard78 thank you I am fighting my best for my husband and children 💖
@@jameslemon51 thank you James God bless you
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New viewer ....and love the videos. You show the hardest working and valuable profession in this country. We all need to see videos like yours to appreciate what you do especially the 30 year old's and younger. Keep it up!!
I grew blue potatoes, they are good!
Back n leg killing work. Beautiful wagon
Nice early fall crops.
Tough summer here. 65 days with no rain, 24 days straight over 90d F. Sure stopped the tomato n cuke blooming
Love my automatic drip irrigation at nite. Easy to change days n hours depending on weather forecast n soil moisture
Could not afford sprinker watering on municipal water
Lots of giant slicer Beefsteak tomatoes. Largest I've ever grown, dense meat sweet slicer. Make the best toast, thick slice tomato, bacon sandwitch
All organic.
Only use 10% Acetic acid spray weed killer, death on most weeds hot dry day. Only affect, Lowers the soil PH from my high 7.5
I watch the Veggie boys and you guys are more gentle in your picking and handling of the veggies. Enjoy watching your channel.
I love that trailer. You can haul your whole estate on it.
As always, I love to see you guys harvesting the veggies. Fresh, ripe, and ready for market. Ben looked like he was chillin out there driving the tractor. AND speaking of the tractor.........
You have no idea the memories that brought back just now listening to the putt-putt of an old johny popper. Grew up around those things, mostly the old tricycle ones where I was from.
Some real workhorses for sure. And the pop pop sound they made was I don't know........ kind of relaxing I guess. Sad thing about them was they could be dangerous, and deadly as well if not properly operated.
Anyhow......... Great video today, and thanks for the memories. :)
I love your channel Logan, great content! Those watermelon’s looked so tasty 👅
Yup, time to cool down. The hummingbirds bugged out big time here in Ga today.
you all work so hard..good job
Thank you for your hard work and feeding people!
Beautiful cabbage! We have 9 more heads to harvest out of my little garden. Mom and I are going to make sauerkraut. I was thinking about going to hometown today to see you and sort of glad I did not because my car broke down on the way from Leesport farmers market.
Things are liking the rain I see. Good for yall.
love pickled cucumbers
That flatbed has the most beautiful flooring. Can you help me redo my living room?
LOL
11:53 LOVE yellow squash & zucchini. I shall now appreciate them even more!
I think you jinxed yourself by calling the potato field "So wet" in this video, with the remnants of Hurricane Ian headed your way!
Sitting here watching you dig potatoes while I'm eating a bowl of boiled red Norland and Yukon Gold's.
another nice veggie harvest
Great video Logan lots of pretty vegetables looks like y’all got some rain
Very nice harvest, where is Sammie?
Sammi is in college, at this time of the year you will only see her in scattered videos. Thanks for asking!! 😃
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Hey Logan great harvest. Question why do you harvest the dill root and all? Does it keep fresh longer? We just cut and it keeps coming up. Gotta love Frank!! LOL God Bless, Mike
Yes we pull the dill completely out of the ground, we usually plant a good amount of it but due to the heat this year some did not come up, and then some got weeded out. God bless!! Logan
I picked rockmelons for about 3 months behind a picking machine, many many years ago and my back has never forgiven me
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Hi logan..who is frank... nice to watching you video
I work for the Broyans.They are a great family who really make a difference with the great things they do for Pennsylvania 🙏👍
I’m thinking of planting a garden this coming season what time of th3 year do I need to put seeds in the ground ,,,???!!! Nice thanks BigAl California.
Depends on where you are from, we do not plant seed directly in the ground. We do the seedlings in our greenhouse, let the plants mature, then we plant them. If you go back to the beginning of the summer you should see all of this within my videos. Hope this helps!!
thank you my friend always love your videos and watch daily p.s. where's Sammy today?
Sammi is in college, at this time of the year you will only see her in scattered videos. Thanks for asking!! 😃
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I use a broccoli knife on the zuchinni. Might try it.
Is it true that the English cucumbers are mostly grown indoor greenhouses and not outdoor farms or backyards like other types of cucumber?
Frank crap happens. Here on a daily basis!
Thanks for the comforting response
Where are you guys from?
Nescopeck Pennsylvania
What model John Deere tractor were you driving at the beginning of your video?
Watched the whole video - it is a 420!
....... the johnny popper .... !
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I have almost the exact same John Deere, 320, 2 cylinder gas.
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