Your garden things look great you sure do get some terrible storms but at least that sleat won’t harm your strawberries and will help them along. Stay strong Family. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️👏👏👏🥰🤗
When I was around 10, my grandfather would have me help him around his small 20 acre farm. This corn reminded me. He'd have ears of dried corn. We'd sit down and take out a row or two from the corn. Then we'd ring that corn around and drop all those kernels in a 5 gallon bucket. Then we'd walk over to a small hand machine bolted to his workbench on the end. He'd start to turn that wheel and have me drop in a scoop of corn, one at a time. That machine churned and broke that corn into small pieces. He'd use that for his chicken feed. I felt pretty good when we switched sides and I got to do the turning. You had to do it at a firm stead pace or the corn would clog up .But you just reversed and started again with that same firm churning. We would do enough 5 gallon buckets to fill up an old galvanized trash can with a lid so no mice or birds got into it. He had about a dozen chickens that laid brown eggs. White eggs were for city folks. I remember my grandmother measuring out some flour in a bowl. Then she'd add in salt and stir it around. Then she'd add in some eggs and butter. She'd form that dough like no tomorrow. She'd roll that out and make her own noodles. She'd make a ton of them. She'd cook some up and we'd have chicken noodles and mashed potatoes. She'd bag up the other noodles after they completely dried. I'm sure your parents and grandparents have stories to tell. You have a great family and friends that work well together and make each video enjoyable to watch. 33.1k viewer and growing. Let's see if we can tweet you out and get 50k before Christmas!
Hey Logan those beets look amazing. We are going to finally get rain next week and it's going to cool down to 90, thank God. Make sure to drink lot's of water in that heat. I go through a gallon when working out in these temps of 106. Man enjoy that rain for sure. We are at 96 days without any rain. We will be planting our fall/winter garden in two weeks. God bless you and your family. 🤠
Love your videos, Logan! The peppers are calling my name…😂 Your area seems to have similar weather as here, extreme heat for several days and now back to cooler temps. Take care..👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Hi Logan, I have to say you have the best shaped large green peppers I have ever seen. Our IL farmer's market don't seem to have these large size to stuff with a tasty spiced hamburger/rice filling. I also am loving those beets. I sure enjoy your vids. TY. You and you Dad Logan are great at wearing masks when bagging dusty corn. LOL, Frank not so much :(
I must say they are pretty big peppers. But I grew some this year that are twice the size of them. They're absolutely huge great year for peppers they love heat and rain
Wow even after a along hot summer the crops are coming out great! There has got to be a better way to weigh out those corn bags! Those potatoes sure did look great gonna some awesome French fries getting made! Glad the weather wasn’t to bad hopefully all goes well till the seasons end😊
Beautiful harvest..This year you have not been showing us much of the markets...hope all these beautiful veges are reaching people tables... where is sammie? She has not been seen in the videos lately!
I really like your videos you family grows some of the prettiest vegetable I’ve seen and take pride in them well done gang. But there is one thing messing your videos if possible could they be a little longer I really like watching them.
Hi guys you are working so hard on any kind of weather,hope you all take some rest. All your harvest are awesome, hope it's ok if I suggest on that area where your putting corn on the bag ,have it cemented on both side put a cemented bench so both of you are seated and the bag is steady and will avoid having mud or dirt, I know your not bagging if it rain
Beautiful sharing harvest great video and absolutely loved you guys working together .. keep it up and I really appreciate and enjoy watching your lifestyle documentary video channel .. TQSM Sir
Potatoes grow underneath the ground so they did not get touched. There plants did get hit a bit but not even to damage the growth under the ground. Thanks for watching 😃
@@BroyansFarm I am aware of where and how they grow. Didn’t we see in this video, starting at about 7:18, that your dad had harvested some of your potato crop with the harvester implement? We never saw that they had been picked up before rain came in. So I was just wondering how they did through the rain? Will this cause more chances of rot? As new potatoes also have pretty tender, thin skin, it was never our practice to wash new potatoes. Instead, lightly brush soil off them after they had dried some after harvesting. So seeing you wash new potatoes with your washing equipment, might make some of us curious how those thin skins held up? : )
Your garden things look great you sure do get some terrible storms but at least that sleat won’t harm your strawberries and will help them along. Stay strong Family. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️👏👏👏🥰🤗
Logan, I have to say....it is much! So many depend on what you do! It’s impressive.
Wow now that is a lot of corn !!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
what was critter on porch/bagged corn nibbler?
Beautiful harvest, everything is looking amazing. I hope your selling lots at the market.
When I was around 10, my grandfather would have me help him around his small 20 acre farm. This corn reminded me. He'd have ears of dried corn. We'd sit down and take out a row or two from the corn. Then we'd ring that corn around and drop all those kernels in a 5 gallon bucket. Then we'd walk over to a small hand machine bolted to his workbench on the end. He'd start to turn that wheel and have me drop in a scoop of corn, one at a time. That machine churned and broke that corn into small pieces. He'd use that for his chicken feed. I felt pretty good when we switched sides and I got to do the turning. You had to do it at a firm stead pace or the corn would clog up .But you just reversed and started again with that same firm churning. We would do enough 5 gallon buckets to fill up an old galvanized trash can with a lid so no mice or birds got into it.
He had about a dozen chickens that laid brown eggs. White eggs were for city folks. I remember my grandmother measuring out some flour in a bowl. Then she'd add in salt and stir it around. Then she'd add in some eggs and butter. She'd form that dough like no tomorrow. She'd roll that out and make her own noodles. She'd make a ton of them. She'd cook some up and we'd have chicken noodles and mashed potatoes. She'd bag up the other noodles after they completely dried. I'm sure your parents and grandparents have stories to tell. You have a great family and friends that work well together and make each video enjoyable to watch. 33.1k viewer and growing. Let's see if we can tweet you out and get 50k before Christmas!
Hey Logan those beets look amazing. We are going to finally get rain next week and it's going to cool down to 90, thank God. Make sure to drink lot's of water in that heat. I go through a gallon when working out in these temps of 106. Man enjoy that rain for sure. We are at 96 days without any rain. We will be planting our fall/winter garden in two weeks. God bless you and your family. 🤠
Wow finally!! That is great to hear! Finally a little lower then 100! Enjoy it stay cool & God bless Mike! 😃 Thanks for watching 😃
Pickled beets, stuffed peppers, corn on the cobb and some fried taters. You guys have my mouth watering. Love the videos.
Love your videos, Logan! The peppers are calling my name…😂 Your area seems to have similar weather as here, extreme heat for several days and now back to cooler temps. Take care..👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Hi Logan, I have to say you have the best shaped large green peppers I have ever seen. Our IL farmer's market don't seem to have these large size to stuff with a tasty spiced hamburger/rice filling. I also am loving those beets. I sure enjoy your vids. TY. You and you Dad Logan are great at wearing masks when bagging dusty corn. LOL, Frank not so much :(
I must say they are pretty big peppers. But I grew some this year that are twice the size of them. They're absolutely huge great year for peppers they love heat and rain
love you're videos.keep up thegood work
Nice Corn sale. Like all of the produce you were washing. Impressed with the size of those Potatoes. Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out
Wow even after a along hot summer the crops are coming out great! There has got to be a better way to weigh out those corn bags! Those potatoes sure did look great gonna some awesome French fries getting made! Glad the weather wasn’t to bad hopefully all goes well till the seasons end😊
Can't wait to see your next video !
Keep doing what you're doing !
10 stars 🌟
Beautiful vegetables! 😊❤
So satisfying to watch those vegetables get washed. I don’t know why but I can watch it forever. Keep up the great work.
Homegrown down in the Midwest has Shut Down. Because of the Extreme Drought across Missouri, the Season this year lasted about 6-7 weeks. 🤔👎
Beautiful farm and great people.
Beautiful harvest..This year you have not been showing us much of the markets...hope all these beautiful veges are reaching people tables... where is sammie? She has not been seen in the videos lately!
Sammi goes to school around this time to be a doctor so she won’t be in the videos much but Thanks for watching 😃
I really like your videos you family grows some of the prettiest vegetable I’ve seen and take pride in them well done gang. But there is one thing messing your videos if possible could they be a little longer I really like watching them.
Hi guys you are working so hard on any kind of weather,hope you all take some rest. All your harvest are awesome, hope it's ok if I suggest on that area where your putting corn on the bag ,have it cemented on both side put a cemented bench so both of you are seated and the bag is steady and will avoid having mud or dirt, I know your not bagging if it rain
Beautiful harvest.
Anyone else notice the tornado looking cloud
Honest works for damn sure
Omg...be careful mate..
It doesn't take much to get caught in those rollers..🙏
Beautiful produce..👍✨
Beautiful sharing harvest great video and absolutely loved you guys working together .. keep it up and I really appreciate and enjoy watching your lifestyle documentary video channel .. TQSM Sir
😢 1:45 , keep it.
Gorgeous Peppers !
Ok doesn't seem the same without Sammi in the videos, time for Frank to put on some Under Armor shorts and a halter top to replace her look😅
nice potatoes & strawberry plants # after harvesting potatoes if plants r wasted then it is worth to use them for cattle feed # ❤️🇵🇰
I'm glad y'all didn't get much hail.
👍👌🇨🇦❤️, we could use that rain up here to put out forest fires
Great job!
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QUESTION: Where is Sammi??? Elaine from Florida 🌴😎
Sammi is in college to be a doctor so she will not be in the videos much. Thanks for watching 😃
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Have you tried mowing the tops off of the potatoes before you dig them and as usual another good video
I dig what you do...
All these solar flares made vegetation gargantuan
Combien vendez vous le sac de maïs 🇫🇷😀
Who buys the large bags of corn? Purpose?
Where is sammi!
Sammi is in college to be a doctor at this time so she will not be in the videos much, Thanks for watching 😃
Glad there was nothing going on with health.. good videos.
Nice vegetables
How did those freshly dug potatoes that were still laying out in the field come through that rain and hail?
Potatoes grow underneath the ground so they did not get touched. There plants did get hit a bit but not even to damage the growth under the ground. Thanks for watching 😃
@@BroyansFarm I am aware of where and how they grow. Didn’t we see in this video, starting at about 7:18, that your dad had harvested some of your potato crop with the harvester implement? We never saw that they had been picked up before rain came in. So I was just wondering how they did through the rain? Will this cause more chances of rot?
As new potatoes also have pretty tender, thin skin, it was never our practice to wash new potatoes. Instead, lightly brush soil off them after they had dried some after harvesting. So seeing you wash new potatoes with your washing equipment, might make some of us curious how those thin skins held up? : )
Помытые овощи быстро портятся, нет???
WHY ARE YOU WEARING MASKS
I DONT GET IT
There is such a thing as Farmers Lung, something simular to Black Lung that miners got from deep mining coal.
33rd comment😂
Did you know that green peppers are female if they have 4 bumps and male if they have 3 bumps on the bottom?