Nice Looking Produce Truck. Summer is ALL about Hard Work and Helping Feed America. Your Family is doing their Part to Help Feed your Neighbors. Thanks!👍🙏

Vegetable looks fresh and delicious I wish I was there , next year I’ll visit your place . Love from Trinidad 🇹🇹 Nick

I learned a lot from this show thanks for sharing this problem along with the great vegetables your harvesting.

Farming is always full of challenges. Breakdowns, disease, Weather and host of things you can't Anticipate. You and your family seem to take it in stride. Hope you get your Tomatoes back up to your standards. Always like your videos. It's nice when you show your dogs. Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out

I believe the gardening tool you used to cover the dill seed planting is a cultivator.

Logan, I learn something every time I watch your videos! I need to fertilize more often… My artichoke is looking good though… You always have great crops on your farm. Take care…😉 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

Same here our tomatoes won't ripen and when they do the bottom is mush with the yellow discoloring. Our triple sweet 100's and Burppe honeycombs are fine but any tomatoes with size are garbage. We have had hardly any rain and the air quality is poor here in NE Ohio and that's what Im blaming it on this year. All the pollution from those Canadian fires. Sucks to say this but your video made us feel better since we arent the only ones.

Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.

Great video, farming is tough you never know from week to week what you will be facing or even if your going to get a crop. So God Bless. And it is very honest work. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💙❤️💚🥰🤗

Another great one, you always teach me something. Thanks! Wish we had produce like your’s down south here!

Hey Logan we enjoy seeing yawl at the farmers market. Send that rain here to Texas. It's been 105 for four weeks and this weekend we are looking at 109 and still no rain for 70 days. The shinny scare ribbon works great for us as well in the garden and on the fruit trees. For potassium we take a 5 gallon bucket and throw in 12-20 bananas peels and add water. Put a lid on it and 3 days later will water that in to our tomatoes. With your larger area I'm sure you would use commercial fertilizer. The tomatoes still look good. Try spraying the peppers with baking soda and water mix. God bless!!!!!!!

Weather is always a major player in the success of farming. We had a cool May and June this years while July was very hot. My cantaloupes are still behind and I don't know if they will catch up.

Hi Logan.! Love the Video's.! I use chicken manure and Epsom salt and sugar mix it is an equal part mix quart of Epsom salt and quart of sugar. Same with peppers.! I also use triple thirteen when i till the soil. Thank you.!

Not sure about up north but here in the south you could sell them for fried tomatoes. I love fried green tomatoes when they have a red on them.

Am so sorry about the tomatoes...ang the peppers. Hope things will get better soon.

Morning to you Sir .. another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage and great video to watch, you guys doing an excellent great job .. appreciate your efforts and hard work for sharing such an amazing job .. have a wonderful blessing weekend to you guys over there, take care and stay safe .. Merci beaucoup Monsieur

great video👍🙏, Hi from Aruba🇦🇼🏖️🖐️🖐️🖐️

Pap is the man.

@BroyansFarm

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He sure is! Thank you for watching 😃

Amazing how you grow such beautiful and bountiful crops in all those rocks…so different from where I live in the south…really enjoy your content

Learned a lot, glad I watched this video

Nice tomatoes in green house

Your farm is nice and looking good

After watching nearly all your videos in the last three days , I have some thoughts 1. Any vegetables left in the fields that don't go to market possibly try selling to pig framers by the pound. 2. If you have the equipment build yourself another pond with a under ground waterpipe with a large gated valve so you can close it, not draining the upper pond if not needed . Secondly I would build walls on a 35° angle the length of the upper pond, the additional surface area of the two wall pitched down towards the pond will triple the surface area of the pond allowing it to fill up much quicker...hope you understand what I saying....take care love your videos and your family 😊

@markelliot6757

11 ай бұрын

Give those veggies to poor individuals. Give a box or bag and let them pick. Help families

Nice vegetables in the stand

Your local customers know about and appreciate your high standards, and that's why they keep buying from you. 😀❤🙏🏻🇺🇸

I have had that happen to the larger toms in the greenhouse, I think it could also be heat damage or sun scald- that one you showed us that looked good was more underneath and had more protection from the sun. Been pretty dang hot in July- I am north of you in Otsego County NY and July was very hot! I grow produce for our tiny local farm market and also for family use, been at it for decades but every year you learn something, and probably something goes wrong! Cuke beetles were troublesome, more on the squash than the cucumbers. Good luck!

Отличные овощи, хороший рынок, удачи вам.

Everything needs to be Fed Food of some Type to Grow so Not sure Why Joe Homeowner struggles with Most Important part of Growing Vegetables ? Food! 👍🙏

Love this channel. Pap is the man. :)

I’ve grown lots of tomatoes some for fresh market and some for canning factory in my day I’d say that yellowing is from being too hot and dry so they not getting nutrients like calcium being one which also causes blossom end rot , need to lime the soil sometime ! Another one is tomato varieties could contribute to the cause . Your soil wi5h all those rocks probably has more calcium than our black loam . Can’t see growing in greenhouse is better than growing in open field.

We planted a thousand pepper plants 2 days later had a bad hail storm killed off about 90% . Now we have grasshoppers trying to eat everything else. Like you say every year a different battle

wow that looks like a driveway not a field to grow in wow so many rocks

Why don’t you rent. A machine that. SWEEPS. ROCKS. and that. Way you can benefit. From. That. I seen it works. AND ITS WONDERFUL.

OMG!! I know you can't pull rocks n stones from miles of rows, but I'd freak if my backyard garden looked like that!! LOL Just shows you how spoiled we get having the time to do things that really don't matter as much as we think!! I'm at a point, I gotta get every weed, every stone, but di I really?? Guess not!! LOL

The yellow shoulder thing is something I see more on Primo red if ever. No idea why that is. We take tissue test at blossom and early fruit looking for a 4% potassium rating. Lately just a good level of K preplant with drip irrigation. If it's a water shortage issue which would mean K uptake shortage, you will also get some blossom end rot. Good luck. On the rainflo machine, my 2600 has the old school shanks leading up front which doesn't get the dirt flowing like your notched disks do. I'm going to see if I can get that attachment, we always have problems getting the dirt volume just right on the covering edge. Thanks for putting this up. Over 100 here every day so main challenge is breaking irrigation equipment. Early failure on a solenoid, blown fuses, broken pipes. It all happens.

Baskets are always overflowing at the market!

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I am wondering why no drip under the new plastic you laid? Thanks for the information on the potassium in tomatoes, i have seen that in my tomatoes and did not know what caused it.

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Sorry about your tomatoes and peppers, I hope you can get the problem under control. The lack of water early in the season is probably causing it.

I believe it's called a garden weasel.😊

.75 cents for an ear of corn? I’m paying .17 to 35 cents apiece in California. Why so expensive?

It is a shame that great fresh produce has such a short traveling distance. Instead un ripe produce arrive further away. Ripening is in the traveling.

Looks like a rock pile where you planted 5he dill!

It’s a wonder that plastic machine works with all 5hose rocks !

I can you I can’t believe you can grow crops and stuff and those rocks. Nothing but rocks and some brown dirt.

Love your vlog, but I'm laughing at your spelling of tomato 🤭

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In tennessee corn 50 cent a ear

Peroxide 1oz per gallon of water for 99% of fungal and bacterial problems. You can still sell the veg just wash them as usual.

.. some times peppers like some Epsom salt ..?!!.. my baby back ribs on my barbie are speaking to me now ..?.. Bye Dad ..!

The farmers at my local farmers market sell all the produce by the pound/half pound and then put it in bags carried in by us buyers. Reduces costs and waste because farmers don't have to purchase containers and bags. Surprised you haven't gone that way too.

Sell the tomatoes as canning tomatoes

Check ph of your water

Bone meal for all tomatoes might prevent your yellowing

Must be a lot of fertilizer in water looks like pretty crappy round to me pretty crappy ground

How much plastic waste do you create?

Do you have a rock collector?

@sam__304

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Looks like they have more rocks than dirt.

I'm sorry but 75 cents for one ear of corn is outrageous.

@joanotto9984

Жыл бұрын

Obviously you have not grown 1000’s of ears of sweet corn. It is a lot of work.

@cadonbeal4687

Жыл бұрын

Then don’t buy it go buy that chemical corn

@michaelschreiner95

Жыл бұрын

Everything now is outrageous. Prices on most everything have almost doubled since they gave out all the free covid money.

@hannahwills962

Жыл бұрын

Is more like $2 in Australia

@razup2323

Жыл бұрын

​@@joanotto9984it's the same hard work it was 20 years ago, seeds and diesel have gone up. .75 a ear is not warranted.

Your corn is way overpriced. Total greed.

Can’t you see the tomatoes as canning tomatoes ?