I have enjoyed ALL of your videos, especially the watermelons and canteloupes, but I just heard you mention you were about to plant cover crops. Are you planting legumes for fixing nitrogen, or covers to prevent weeds and add organic matter. I might be the only one, but I would be interested in hearing how cover crops play a roll in your 100 acre produce farm. Geaux Tigers! Jack
I used to. There’s a long answer to that question with several reasons. Too long to type out. I was going to put that in the video but I didn’t know how many people would really care. There are lots of sweet potato acres across the U.S. that are picked up by hand.
Way too cost prohibitive to pick them up. I’m not spending $ to gather them when I can’t sell them. That happens pretty much in every commercial produce field in America. Thanks for watching !
@daveklein2826 Ruth 2: 2 And Ruth the Moabite said to Naomi, “Let me go to the fields and pick up the leftover grain behind anyone in whose eyes I find favor.” Naomi said to her, “Go ahead, my daughter.” 3 So she went out, entered a field and began to glean behind the harvesters. Please do not be so hasty to call the ideas of others "stupid." There are farmers where I live that call local churches and allow church members to glean in the fields after harvest. This way the farmer does not waste his time on inferior produce but families who struggle to feed themselves have access to good nutrition. This is not a new concept. It is not stupid. It is biblical.
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That's for the hard work you guys do. So we can enjoy sweat potatoes during the holidays...🎉🎉🎉
Thanks and thanks for watching!
thanks cowboys for working and sending us food❤🙏💕
Im a poultry grower in Alabama. My uncle grew sweet potatoes for many years. In my 20s i would drive truck at nights to the market for him
Thanks for watching!
Great harvest. Thanks for the video.
Great video
Love seeetpotatos
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Great video thank you
Thanks and thanks for watching!
I have enjoyed ALL of your videos, especially the watermelons and canteloupes, but I just heard you mention you were about to plant cover crops. Are you planting legumes for fixing nitrogen, or covers to prevent weeds and add organic matter. I might be the only one, but I would be interested in hearing how cover crops play a roll in your 100 acre produce farm.
Geaux Tigers!
Jack
Cover crops will be my next video. Geaux Tigers !
I planted Evangeline variety here in Evangeline parish, La. For the 1st time. Produced extremely well in my Small garden.
Never tried Evangeline
I getting peas and sweet potatoes right now
Which soil insecticide do you use?
Belay and Bifenthrin
How come you don't mechanically dig them and Harvest them
I used to. There’s a long answer to that question with several reasons. Too long to type out. I was going to put that in the video but I didn’t know how many people would really care. There are lots of sweet potato acres across the U.S. that are picked up by hand.
Nice vidieo.Why dont you add some sustitle.its more easy understand your vidieo.
Do you have your own market? I'm new
Yes. Go to our website for all the info. RyanFarmsProduce.com
I like them fried .
What happens to the damaged potatoes remaining in the field? They are edible if you cut out the bad spots.
Way too cost prohibitive to pick them up. I’m not spending $ to gather them when I can’t sell them. That happens pretty much in every commercial produce field in America. Thanks for watching !
They get composted back into the field
As a farmer who has time to cut out bad spots...... What a stupid idea
@daveklein2826 Ruth 2: 2 And Ruth the Moabite said to Naomi, “Let me go to the fields and pick up the leftover grain behind anyone in whose eyes I find favor.”
Naomi said to her, “Go ahead, my daughter.” 3 So she went out, entered a field and began to glean behind the harvesters.
Please do not be so hasty to call the ideas of others "stupid." There are farmers where I live that call local churches and allow church members to glean in the fields after harvest. This way the farmer does not waste his time on inferior produce but families who struggle to feed themselves have access to good nutrition.
This is not a new concept. It is not stupid. It is biblical.
Who don't like Sweet Tatters.
Another variety developed by lsu
Please take off your sunglasses so viewers can realize your entire expressionism.
Any sour potatoes?