I've dreamed of farming a long time BUT now at my age I'm tiring before my 3/4 acres is fed watered prepped or harvested. You all do AMAZING

@BroyansFarm

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching 😃

My father was born in Swoyerville, Pa. This town was close to Wilkes Barre. He grew several varieties of onions and they were beautiful. When I see your beautiful onions and your bountiful fields, I remember him. Thanks for another great video.

very nice...enjoy watching you guys...

I really enjoy watching you guys. I admire how thorough and DELICATE you all are with the plants and produce

This dood really just killed a bee that was just chillin there..

I watch the veggie boys channel but glad I just found yours since, you raise a lot of things they dont.

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 😃

American farmers: organized, resourceful, inventive, opportunists (in the best sense of the word), conservationists, marketers, producers, proud keepers of tradition and heritage, and standing ready to feed We, the People!

Always wanted to own a farm and this looks super labor intensive yet very rewarding at the same time. Good luck on your harvest this season.

Gratz on 20k subscribers!

Sammi said it best, everything is "absolutely gorgeous", the sweet corn, egg plant and especially those onions. I love how y'all use old tractors. Take care of them and they'll be running when the new ones are long gone.

Thank GOD to all farmers-----always wacthing your vlog.

Sami’s right. Everything’s GORGEOUS at Broyan’s Farm and thanks to this video, I realize my onions are in too deep! 🙁 😉😉😉

thank you it's hard work

You Work Hard ALL year round for this time of year. Harvest time is an Exciting time and it’s where the Fruits of your Labor Payoff. 👍🙏

It's good for people to see what actually goes into growing food. Thanks for all you do.

I watch you all the time, I love gramps it’s his personality, and being with family awesome..❤️❤️

Absolutely gorgeous farm and produce. :)

Everything is absolutely gorgeous!

Thank you Logan! Those look like such beautiful days, warm summer weather, with at least a little breeze. Prime summer weather it looks like; prime time to be alive! I hope you all soak it in! I really enjoyed the video. Thank you again!

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!!! 😃

Another good blessings. Keep safe everyone. God bless.

Another great video. It was nice seeing you Sammie and Frank pulling onions and Fran and Sammie gathering eggplants. Everything is looking good. A good two day slow rain and everything would really be ready. Y'all stay safe and God bless. Oh it was good seeing your paps stop by.

It is good to see you have the same weeds in America like we have here ,in Europe.We are closer than you can think )))

Onions look awesome thanks for showing us viewers how your irrigation system works.

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!!! 😃

Nice to see that family working together helping each other😊 good job👍

Still praying for you some rain. We have a chance everyday next week, so hopefully it makes there too! Hi Paps, smile!

Thanks for the video, I also want a wink from your mother and from Sammy.

Absolutely everything looks beautiful Amazing filming captured keep it up well done Sir Merci

Your farm is beautiful I wish I could live in that area or something close to it to grow what you grow.

You are Killing it!!!!!

Frank’s laugh was contagious

@frankoemcke7482

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comments it's real I love what I do 👍

Another great video

Another great video.

Thise corn cobs you said arent ready for 4-5 days yet are my favorite and those which are ready i dont like at all i like young ones the most

Ok i love watching your videos, Give Sammy the control of the camera and make her the team leader in the field (coached by you on what the daily duties have to be done and watch the subscriber's jump because men like seeing women working and women like seeing other women in control are better for business) women have a passion about other women who control and will be more likely to share your KZread channel with their friends . .... It can't hurt trying something to boost views and subscribers. Make sure you explain to everyone that due to the workload your time needs to be focused on projects/duties to for fill the needs on the farm. Sammy does a good job with the camera and mount it on a four-wheeler so everyone see how much you have to maintain and the workload on all the family. Sorry if i stepped out of line telling you this , but i see you have so much and your only at 20k while i seen andrews posting last year in sept at about 75k and Callie his daughter came into the weekly videos then by jan this year he went over 100k.

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nice harvest

Andrew from the Veggie Boys was crying when you threw the ears on the ground and did not sample them😂😉

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I use sweet onions. I can buy sweet vidalia onion sets. Today I took 10 onions and made a pot of onion soup. It was mouth watering. Sweet corn here is around $8 a dozen. Farmer markets are jam packed and if you go back at the end of the second day they are all just about wiped out. So people are leaving grocery veggies sit and going back to the farmers markets.

I would love to see an interview with your grandpa . So much history. Your video format is good . Always good to see everyone.

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You should put a go pro on Daisy, to see what she gets up to

Hey Logan, farm is looking good. Looks like yawl need rain as well. Great onion harvest! Here in Texas we plan in December and harvest in May. We harvested around 400 and hang in netted bags in the cool mud room. They will last up to November. This weekend we are taking some that are getting close to soft and caramelizing and canning.

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

We sure do this drought is terrible. Up here though it will say rain in the forecast and it goes right around us!! (Of course) & wow that’s so many!!! But I love the difference between seasons it’s so interesting.

@centraltexashomestead-mike4956

2 жыл бұрын

@@BroyansFarm We will be planting our fall winter garden around mid September. Still going to be hot until the 2nd week of October so the shade cover will stay. We can harvest all the way to mid and late December. Crazy.

Have watched The Veggie Boys since the start of Covid-19, but have just found your channel. You have a very tidy farm!!! Here in New Zealand, I've been growing 5-6 acres of sweetcorn every year for 20 years now. But in the last 5 years have started selling spud, lettuces, broccoli, cabbages and much more and we only sell at our 4 local Farmers Markets. You are definitely still a week away from picking the corn you showed us. Silks need to be quite brown before you even look at them. Do you use herbicides to control the weeds in your crops? Keep up the great channel.

@BroyansFarm

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching & enjoying my channel 😃 we do use herbicides but not much!!

On the sweet corn look for dark brown hairs before picking, just a Tip

New subscriber here hello from Northeast Georgia great videos Logan and Sammi really good looking crops shows how much work it takes to make a great crop

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching & subscribing!! 😃😃

I really want that experience..harvesting I mean..love your farm..just want to know what happen when the winter come?do you plant anything in winter?does your farm get snow? My place is hot and wet years around 😅😅

10x10 ezup canopy for shade

Guys, you should also checkout the veggie boys and support them just as I have asked veggie viewers to checkout Broyan Farm

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!! 😃

LOGAN: Is there any type of filtration system to clean that dirty water from the pond so it doesn't clog the pipes? Elaine from Florida 🔥🔥😎🌴

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YOu know that on those onion we eat the green part too right?

Hi watching from Trinidad 🇹🇹. How many acres do you farm?

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

We farm 150 acres thanks for watching!! 😃

DOES washing vegetables make them go rotten faster? Or, should the consumer wash them right before they use them?

Would it be easier to use scissors on the onion tops instead of a knife?

How long it take from planting to harvest?

@BroyansFarm

Жыл бұрын

Depends on what it is, but it can be around 4-5 months

Do you plant onion seed or seedling?

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

We start them by seed in the greenhouse. Thanks for watching!

is that poison ivy near the valve at 5:34?

Why you gotta do frank like that and throw your clean onions in his pile 😂

@frankoemcke7482

Жыл бұрын

Thanks ,regardless how hard we work joking around a little bit makes it that much better 👍

Одни люди загорают на море, а вы трудитесь, и уже такие загорелые

i thought it was your parent's farm?

Sammi thinks everything is Absolutely Gorgeous because she is absolutely gorgeous. In fact you both make a very handsome couple. Logan, tuyere definitely in great shape. Do you workout or is that natural hardworking farm boy muscles.

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

She sure is, but it’s natural hardworking farm boy muscles!! Thanks for watching!

@johnlookabill8495

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I have tried to tell my friends that you probably didn’t have to work out. I was raised farming and I was pretty stout but never had to work out. Wish I could still do enough farm work to stay in shape. I’m 63 so muscle comes harder now lol. Seeing your new videos post is the highlight of my day. I’ve watched all your older videos at least twice now. So awesome.

Why you whack that 🐝?? Poor thing.

Why cut onions in the hot field. just cut them inside.

From all the onion youtube videos I've seen you are doing onions wrong

Who is Sammi and is she single? She sure is cute and likes the farm life, I have a son about her age...:)

@stubstoo6331

2 жыл бұрын

That's Logan's girlfriend

@johnlookabill8495

2 жыл бұрын

She’s amazing but Logan was blessed to catch her first.

Logan please, if you wanna throw corn after you picked them up to make a sample, please do it off cam? Not for anything, it makes me cringe. For me, food are God's gift. Please don't get me wrong. Thank you.

dont kill the bee we need the honey it makes unless its a wasp then yea kill it

@fannybuster

2 жыл бұрын

I believe it was a yellow jacket,they give a nasty sting..August is their time to come out

@shesgotdogs

2 жыл бұрын

Came here to say the same. Bees should be welcomed.

Please don’t kill bee’s.

@samanthaw1419

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, and will unsubscribe.

Stop wasting food. You know it won't be ripe, you don't have to pull it off the stalk to know if its ripe.

You threw how many ears on the ground what a waste. You could of taken that home. Clean and put in frigerator and when you check again you will probably have enough for dinner. You have never done without a meal young man.

WHY DID YOU KILL THE BEE?.... NOT necessary. It was not a threat to you. As a farmer they are relevant to your success. We love your videos but that was not cool. Respectfully R&C

@BroyansFarm

2 жыл бұрын

It was a wasp. They had a nest under pump it has to go

Why wud you kill a bee ! Its a natural pollinator ! Shame on you !