Thanks for the update on Frank. I hope he is prosperous and happy. Rhubarb leaves are toxic to eat for both people and animals. Serious poisonings can result in kidney failure. Deaths have been reported, but are rare.
Those strawberries 🍓 are looking beautiful! Great harvest, I’m so happy that the new strawberry plants are producing so many berries for your family. All the hard work you put into caring for the plants and the pay off has arrived.
Again, very pretty berries and the tomatoes are looking great! I was wondering what size Sammies feet was, now we know lol Awesome rhubarb haul too! Y'all have a great weekend guys!
Hello Logan and absolutely spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside content video and a very interesting video to watch and you rock it all again and doing such an amazing job .. gorgeous filming edition camera work .. thanks again my friend ..
Hello Logan and company! I just got a strawberry craving watching you picking. 😋 Tonight we’re dipping down to 5c.- 42f. I envy your nicer weather there! Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Hey Logan a great video you covered a lot of ground and thanks for the update on Frank and I wish that man all the luck he was a great person to watch on video he made your videos cool in my opinion. Yeah I love all the stuff you covered and your strawberries are absolutely beautiful I've never seen strawberries strawberries produce so much fruit minor doing really good but I only use them for self eating and making wine I make up how about 40 gallons of wine every year strawberry and rhubarb wine I give a lot of way and sell I just give it away let's put it that way and I think Sammy come up with a great idea asking the dogs asking for to hit the Subscribe button subscribe and like button keep doing what you're doing hey was wondering when is the Blues Festival thanks to you Sammy you're too gorgeous dogs in your mom and dad and Grandpa for many years of enjoyment
Mom's gonna swat you! Lol! I've been Frank a few times. Working on nurseries and got a chance to work for a "" regular "" place with paid holidays and bennies and OT. Insurance. Yea. Both times the owners understood. I continued the following year part time on weekends because I missed it. It was 8 years apart. Two different places. Once I got married and we started having children I needed more income. Even now? I enjoy hauling a few loads of fertilizer for Lebanon Seaboard to sod farms and bigger nurseries. Memories. Strawberry Rhubarb pie. Another seasonal gift! Right along with dandelions and ham. Happy harvesting! God bless and safe travels!
Just found your videos and channel. I've farmed a bit and I must say, I am 100% impressed with the quality you put out. Everything you do looks awesome, top of the line and no weeds! It ain't easy. It's hard work.
Hey Logan the strawberries look amazing. Lot's of rain here in Texas thanks God. We are having a great year. You need lot's more people to help harvest those strawberries, WOW! We plant our onions sets in December and we have already harvested in March. God bless yawl.
I'm glad to hear all is well with Frank. Best of luck to him. I tied my tomatoes for the second time today. I just run the twine along the sides of the row and wrap it around each stake twice. It's always worked great for me.
We look forward to every video post. We do wonder what you do with the plants that are not sold. We do hope you sell ALL of them because of your diligent work everyday. Blessings to you and your family.
Maybe Frank will come in and make a special cameo appearance,dox us his info and we will flood all of his account with fan mail😊 You did not heed the chikinz warnings now look you are overwhelmed by berries. I love her hat I’ve got this great big crocodile hunter hat I want one of those huge ones you see them working the rice patties over in Asia with,if you pull your arms in it’s just like standing under a tree all day.
Strawberries are one of those things that even if they’re Not perfect, they’re still good enough to eat and Enjoy. Very limited growing season in most States. 👍
Hey Logan, so it seems that the older plantgrower was right that you don't have to have the biggest leaves on plants to get the greatest crop of strawberries?
Rhubarb leaves contain a couple of different chemicals which are unfortunately toxic to both humans and animals. While you’d have to eat quite a few to become ill, it’s still best to steer clear of them.
I paused the video at the 18:42 mark, when you reached in to pick berries! I live in Jacksonville, Florida. I grow veggies fervently and a few strawberries almost by accident. We could never, ever stick a hand into those berries on top of those dead leaves! in our jungle! That is where venomous snakes and constrictors lie in wait for the birds that come for the berries! I have to take a stick and stir everything carefully ahead of me for about 30 inches before daring to put my hand down there! I'm so surprised by the difference that location affects growing seasons, sequential planting, and especially the place of humans in the food chain! If you were to pick a field that size here, you would have been bitten by a cottonmouth, a copperhead, a rattlesnake, a python, an anaconda, or one of several venomous spiders within the first hour! I'm glad you can harvest your crops without having to take precautions from the native wildlife! your right hand reaching into that dark shadow at 18:43 was a "YIKES!" moment for me! Super nope doing that here! if you ever vacation in Florida, only swim in the hotel pool! we natives don't swim in the rivers, ponds, lakes, or oceans, because we don't want to be eaten by the alligators, crocodiles, sharks, or barracuda. Good videos! Keep it up!🤠
Congratulations on how vegetables are produced in the tomato greenhouse, why don't you put wires on the ceiling and roll up the plants as they usually do in greenhouses? sorry for the Google translation
watch every vid as they come out. your shout out to Frank proves your integrity, ethic and values as an individual. your parents did well...... thx
Thanks for the update on Frank. I hope he is prosperous and happy. Rhubarb leaves are toxic to eat for both people and animals. Serious poisonings can result in kidney failure. Deaths have been reported, but are rare.
Thank you for the update on Frank. So glad to hear he has a good job with benefits, he will be missed by many in the videos.
Shame y'all couldn't keep him...he was one heck of a worker!
Those strawberries 🍓 are looking beautiful! Great harvest, I’m so happy that the new strawberry plants are producing so many berries for your family. All the hard work you put into caring for the plants and the pay off has arrived.
I had wondered about Frank- best wishes for his future. Your family works so hard!
Mr.Frank is a hard working man i miss him but i wish him the best .
Again, very pretty berries and the tomatoes are looking great! I was wondering what size Sammies feet was, now we know lol Awesome rhubarb haul too! Y'all have a great weekend guys!
Hello Logan and absolutely spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside content video and a very interesting video to watch and you rock it all again and doing such an amazing job .. gorgeous filming edition camera work .. thanks again my friend ..
I really wish Frank the best for the future.
Those strawberries look absolutely gorgeous. They're better looking than any strawberry you'll find in the stores in the area I live
Hi there. You picked rhubarb the right way. Nice rhubarb 👍👍 Rhubarb leaves can be made into insecticide.
Hello Logan and company! I just got a strawberry craving watching you picking. 😋 Tonight we’re dipping down to 5c.- 42f. I envy your nicer weather there! Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Hey Logan a great video you covered a lot of ground and thanks for the update on Frank and I wish that man all the luck he was a great person to watch on video he made your videos cool in my opinion. Yeah I love all the stuff you covered and your strawberries are absolutely beautiful I've never seen strawberries strawberries produce so much fruit minor doing really good but I only use them for self eating and making wine I make up how about 40 gallons of wine every year strawberry and rhubarb wine I give a lot of way and sell I just give it away let's put it that way and I think Sammy come up with a great idea asking the dogs asking for to hit the Subscribe button subscribe and like button keep doing what you're doing hey was wondering when is the Blues Festival thanks to you Sammy you're too gorgeous dogs in your mom and dad and Grandpa for many years of enjoyment
Damn,are those gorgeous ripe berries doomed ? I don't see how you can pick them all without Frank,Ben,Steph ((((
Mom's gonna swat you! Lol! I've been Frank a few times. Working on nurseries and got a chance to work for a "" regular "" place with paid holidays and bennies and OT. Insurance. Yea. Both times the owners understood. I continued the following year part time on weekends because I missed it. It was 8 years apart. Two different places. Once I got married and we started having children I needed more income. Even now? I enjoy hauling a few loads of fertilizer for Lebanon Seaboard to sod farms and bigger nurseries. Memories. Strawberry Rhubarb pie. Another seasonal gift! Right along with dandelions and ham. Happy harvesting! God bless and safe travels!
Nothing but the best for Frank ❤
Good looking plants
Lovely plants and most special is to have a gal pal.
Just found your videos and channel. I've farmed a bit and I must say, I am 100% impressed with the quality you put out. Everything you do looks awesome, top of the line and no weeds! It ain't easy. It's hard work.
Hey Logan the strawberries look amazing. Lot's of rain here in Texas thanks God. We are having a great year. You need lot's more people to help harvest those strawberries, WOW! We plant our onions sets in December and we have already harvested in March. God bless yawl.
What a different world down there compared to here. I’m happy you’re getting rain this year! Way better than last year! God bless you & Rochelle! 😁
Happy to see your subscribers increasing!
I'm glad to hear all is well with Frank. Best of luck to him. I tied my tomatoes for the second time today. I just run the twine along the sides of the row and wrap it around each stake twice. It's always worked great for me.
Best of luck to Frank.
Beautiful healthy looking harvest
We look forward to every video post. We do wonder what you do with the plants that are not sold. We do hope you sell ALL of them because of your diligent work everyday. Blessings to you and your family.
All great videos; how many acres is in the farm? Thanks
Maybe Frank will come in and make a special cameo appearance,dox us his info and we will flood all of his account with fan mail😊 You did not heed the chikinz warnings now look you are overwhelmed by berries. I love her hat I’ve got this great big crocodile hunter hat I want one of those huge ones you see them working the rice patties over in Asia with,if you pull your arms in it’s just like standing under a tree all day.
Strawberries are one of those things that even if they’re Not perfect, they’re still good enough to eat and Enjoy. Very limited growing season in most States. 👍
Hey Logan, so it seems that the older plantgrower was right that you don't have to have the biggest leaves on plants to get the greatest crop of strawberries?
Strawberry, Tomato, rhubarb looks great.
Professional Farmers ! your farm and family got it going on
Rhubarb leaves contain a couple of different chemicals which are unfortunately toxic to both humans and animals. While you’d have to eat quite a few to become ill, it’s still best to steer clear of them.
👍👌❤️🇨🇦, missing Frank
I paused the video at the 18:42 mark, when you reached in to pick berries! I live in Jacksonville, Florida. I grow veggies fervently and a few strawberries almost by accident. We could never, ever stick a hand into those berries on top of those dead leaves! in our jungle! That is where venomous snakes and constrictors lie in wait for the birds that come for the berries! I have to take a stick and stir everything carefully ahead of me for about 30 inches before daring to put my hand down there! I'm so surprised by the difference that location affects growing seasons, sequential planting, and especially the place of humans in the food chain! If you were to pick a field that size here, you would have been bitten by a cottonmouth, a copperhead, a rattlesnake, a python, an anaconda, or one of several venomous spiders within the first hour! I'm glad you can harvest your crops without having to take precautions from the native wildlife! your right hand reaching into that dark shadow at 18:43 was a "YIKES!" moment for me! Super nope doing that here! if you ever vacation in Florida, only swim in the hotel pool! we natives don't swim in the rivers, ponds, lakes, or oceans, because we don't want to be eaten by the alligators, crocodiles, sharks, or barracuda. Good videos! Keep it up!🤠
Abundance 🍓🍓🍓
I can’t believe you got onto your mom! 😂
😂😂 he’s lucky she didn’t bite his head off in front of 40k subscribers😮
Congratulations on how vegetables are produced in the tomato greenhouse, why don't you put wires on the ceiling and roll up the plants as they usually do in greenhouses? sorry for the Google translation
The tomatoes are looking awesome
Can you give more details on your tomato hanging baskets please?
As far as I’m aware they plant one cherry tomato in a hanging basket,I tried a couple this year but they are still growing straight up 🤷♂️
My strawberry plants have brown spots on the leaves, why and what can I do. Thanks jim80
Rhubarb and strawberry 🍓 look great.
I like the scenery
Very nice strawbery end rhubar
I never see so many strawberries 🍓
Yall have clay rocky soil?
Does that mean he's not going to be at the Scranton Farmers market
Save me a piece of Albert's rhubarb pie if you can😊
Good day to all.
Strawberry rhubarb pie!
Mujh se sahmat hu na
I rather watch this channel than the stupid news.
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