Wow! Praise God! 🙏 What an incredible legacy your grandparents and great-grandparents have left your parents, you and your brother!! Congratulations and all success to you and your whole family and community!! 6,000 acres. Wow!!

my five year old said as he watched the video “thank you farmer for the delicious potatoes”

You people are absolutely amazing! Thank you for potatoes…

Well Done! Thank you for your help feeding America......

@m7floyd

2 жыл бұрын

Yes thank you! Just don't vote for Trump again!

I want to come and pick up all of the potatoes and put them back in. I LOVE OUR AWESOME AMERICAN FARMERS!! God bless America! And thank the farmers! I'm making potatoes today. Thank you so very much

I saw that piler for sale a while back! Very cool💪

Great video and great story

Missed yall this year. ❤

Awesome video. Thank you making this.

@insideagriculture2971

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Looks like a well run operation. I grew up in Columbia Basin in Eastern Washington helping cousins grow potatoes for potatoe chip plant in Othello Washington

Nice video!

Badadez en eyisidir. Devam et bu işe yeenim. Kibrisdan sana selamlar. Senin gibi olacayik birgun merak etme

have cool trucks

Hola. Exelente video. Que es eso patas?

Just saying thanks while I can

Oh Yeah... SPUD HARVEST.

No shortage of French fries!

Been there -- done that.

Me gusta el campo y la agricultura , algun contacto para empleo ?..

How many years can you use the the same ground?

@insideagriculture2971

Жыл бұрын

In irrigated cropping systems, we use the same ground every year, but we rotate crops. A normal rotation in this area is potatoes followed by 2-3 years of small grains (barley or wheat). Some growers also have alfalfa in their rotation for 4-6 years.

How do those massive circular waterers spread evenly? Or do they not?

@insideagriculture2971

2 жыл бұрын

They are called pivots and each span has a different size of nozzle for each sprinkler. The outermost sprinklers put down much more water than the innermost towers. Since the towers move faster as they get further from the center, it is very uniform across the whole field.

@alvexok5523

Жыл бұрын

@Inside Agriculture Yeah. There are many center-pivot irrigation farms throughout western Kansas and Nebraska as well, they're where the land is flat. You can always spot those circles up from a plane. And as you already know of course, there are many of them throughout south-eastern Idaho where most of the state's potatoes are grown

Supprised, no guards on spinning V belts & chain's.

Vendicion asta idaho potato

A recent water use efficiency study revealed how different treatments affected water use efficiency during the growing season of a potato crop. The research results showed the superiority of SWRT subsurface membranes that reached 3.46kg m-3 compared to plant fertilizer, animal manure and comparison treatments that gave efficiency of 2.96, 2.66 and 2.34 kg m-3 respectively. The reason for the superiority of the SWRT treatment is attributed to the membranes that maintain optimum moisture content close to field capacity in the root zone and the consumption of water is minimal and yet produces a high yield.

Jordan, You Big Potato Stud! Actually, I think your new title should be; "Spud Stud"! Just Saying!

Anybody else here to see if they are using a chemical for the potatoes to get rid of the brown spots?

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I think the farmer needs a bigger cut of the pie when he comes to profits because Without the farmer You wouldn't have the product to sale!

@insideagriculture2971

9 ай бұрын

I’m sure that the farmers agree!

I buy potatoes at the grocery store, some of your potatoes. But the recent commercial I saw on tv about Idaho potatoes, was shameful! Running down home gardeners because they choose to grow their own potatoes, that was downright mean and insulting!