THIS IS WHAT VEGETABLE FARMING IS ALL ABOUT
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- Have you ever wondered how your food was grown? Our family farms 80 acres of vegetables in the USA and would be happy to show you!
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We farm over 400 acres here in north east Pennsylvania, but 80 of those acres are strictly vegetables. Come take a look and see how our family works together to bring in the harvest!
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Loved hearing Matthew explain why the tomato plants were dying even though the plants had tomatoes on them. Very interesting
I agree 100%
Matt is great at explaining
I'll be honest here. I am SUPER jealous!
I've NEVER been able to grow my garden even remotely as successful as you guys.
I HAVE GOT TO LEARN YOUR SECRETS!!!
Me either! As hard as I try, at the most I'll get 3 peppers per plant! And I never get that many tomatoes per plant! Maybe I should quit putting them in cages and staking and tying them up!
@@Jomama02 try a different variety. I have 5 "new ace" bell pepper plants and have probably picked 75 peppers off them. They always do well for me here in WV. Not a giant pepper, about the size of your fist, but a good taste and a heavy producer. Heirloom tomatoes don't produce as many tomato as the hybrid varieties.
Glad you enjoy my friend
About 44 years ago, haha, part of my moms back yard got tilled up to plant a nice size garden. About 60 feet by 20 feet. The dirt in the summer was absolutely rock hard. Our first attempt at a garden didn't do very well and we were constantly trying to water it to keep stuff growing. That added up on the water bill even back then. One day I ordered a nice truckload of sand. Yes, sand.The garden was already tilled. The sand guy dumped that sand in the middle and we took our time distributing it over the entire garden. (kids helped with buckets) All that sand got tilled into that soil. After a few weeks when it was ready to plant we ran over it again with the tiller and it went up and down those aisles fast. We planted the garden and got a huge surprise when it started to produce. Tomatoes were bursting with color, size and flavor. My vidalia sweet onion sets all grew to a nice medium size. Bell pepper plants were fantastic.
Actually an older neighbor told me to put sand on it. He said "you'll never grow in that dirt concrete. He put it on his years ago and had 12 long rows of strawberries. It worked and I still add sand to my soil even when I plant in 5 gallon buckets or pots.
Easiest way is have good soil and ammend and top dress with Gia Green organic nutrients. Bought in bulk it's reasonable and is a great soil conditioner too. Easy peasy.
It's Bi-color sweet corn in Michigan. Your farm is in such a beautiful setting. Love the rolling hillside.
Love your videos. Our bicolour corn is known as Honey and Pearl. I'm in New Zealand. First of Spring today for us!!
Glad to see Grammy in the intro and Andrew, you sure can wave your hair well in the wind...it was so natural how it flowed! LOL
Oh my goodness, you’re picking pumpkins 🎃! Love your channel! I learn from each and every video, thank you!
Peppers growing beautifully in those mineral rich rocks . The flavors must be incredible
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Boy; I wish I lived close enough to enjoy your tasty vegetables , that is what I miss the most about living on the farm!!!
I wished I lived near you all. I'd be at that market every day and would invest in a freeze drier! There are some good-looking peppers!
Here yellow and white corn is called 'peaches and cream'.
Peaches and cream is what we always call it
In California I’ve had seed packs called butter n honey and also peaches n cream for bi colored corn. You have the best job and a wonderful family
We called the long peppers Shepard and let them get red. Cobourg Ont.
Love your videos
We call it peaches and cream. Here in Kentucky
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In Ontario we call it peaches and cream
Just saw a video How much do the Veggie Boys make on TH-cam. Thought it was your video then realized it was not. Gave it a thumbs down. This is personal info and think they should not be guessing what you make. I think what ever you make you earned . I will keep giving you thumbs up and supporting your great videos. The stuff I learn about farming from you I scale down to my small garden . Think what this would cost me in college thanks professor.
Brian, could you please explain the difference between yellow squash and yellow zucchini. I thought there was only green zucchini, so is there green squash? Also, what makes up straw and what is straw used for?😮. Thanks in advance.🎉
You gonna laugh our name for sweetcorn is Sockermajs (socker -suger ) (majs - corn) very describe.
Do you sell a lot of green tomatoes? Here in Pennsylvania we love our fried green tomatoes.
Yes we do 😊
Seet corn north Carolina
Bread and butter
Where do you buy your half bins from
Here in North Carolina we call it bi-color.
What is the difference between yellow zucchini and yellow squash?
Ambrosia
Bi-colored sweet corn.
We call it chicken-feed 😁😁
I call it corn
Thank you, Matthew!!! Your explanation of determinate versus indeterminate tomato plants is the BEST one I've heard. Until this year I had no idea there was a difference in tomato plants. I suspect I've heard Andrew tell us this in a previous video, but YOUR explanation is the BEST!!! How is it possible little HAPPY CALLIE gets cuter each day! GOD BLESS Y'ALL!!! Wish my veggie stand had your good looking produce!!!
Love todays intro. Can't wait for Callie to be part of it. She's got bye bye down pretty good. Enjoy your channel. Look for ward to your posts.
Give Callie the “and Girls”! Line
Agreed!
Facts!! 👍👍👃✌️🥰🇨🇦
She loves the camera
Thank you Matt for the tutorial on determinate and indeterminate tomatoes! From now on I’m going with determinant. Great vlog
In South Africa that corn is mottled. So much respect for your family. Thank you for your posts, they make my day.
Interesting
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Holy pepper plants!! Wowza on your production. So satisfying to watch y’all pick them!❤
Thanks for always putting food on our tables. We appreciate you and your entire family.
Congratulations on a most excellent harvest! Those peppers are huge!
In Alberta we call the two-tone corn Peaches and Cream. We also call sun damage 'sun scald', not 'sun scold'.
We just call it corn... 😀
Great view into your farm life as usual... thanks for taking us along!
You guys are so good for the community keeping everyone so healthy with all these fresh fruits and vegetables. And then you provide good beef for other families. God bless you all for the good work you are doing.
I really enjoy your videos. I’m so jealous of your bell (green) peppers.
Callie is so adorable!!! Those were some beautiful peppers. You are right about irrigation. It makes a huge difference having consistent and sufficient water supplied to your plants. Even in a small home garden (I use drip irrigation), plus it saves water!
I JUST recently found your Channel and have fallen in love with your family and the way you do business!!!
I EVEN WENT ALL THE WAY BACK AMD STARTING WATCHING FROM THE VERY FIRST PUMPKIN PICKING VIDEO IT IS SO AWESOME TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU HAVE LEARNED ON YOUR JOURNEY THROUGH TH-cam. I STILL HAVENT FOUND WHERE EXACTLY YOU STARTED USING YOUR HI FROM EVERYONE INTRO BECAUSE SOMETIMES IT MAKES ME SKIP AROUND YOUR VIDEOS INSTEAD PF IN ORDER BUT I KNOW I HAVE WATCHED OVER 20-40 HOURS OF VIDEO IN THE LAST COUPLE WEEKS. THIS WAS SUCH A GREAT IDEA TO START DURING THAT AWEFULLY SLOW TIME IN LIFE (I AM SURE IT AFFECTED THE FARM WORSE THAN WE KNOW I HEARD A FAMILY MEMEBER GOT SICK AND YALL SHUT DOWN FOR A MIN IF THAT IS IN A VIDEO I STILL HAVENT FOUND IT YET BUT I SAW THE 1 SHORTER VIDEO YOU DID TALKING ABOUT THE VIRUS BUT YOU WEREBSPEAKING AD IF NO ONE WAS SICK YET THEN SO I PRAY EVRYONE CAME OUT OK AND SEEMS AS IF THIS YEAR EVERYTHING IS GROWING SO MUCH MORE EVEN WITH THE DROUGHT JUST MAKING EVERYTHING MORE SWEET OR HOT 🔥 LOL AND PLANTS FLYING OFF THE SHELF!!! HERE IN WASHINGTON DC IN 2019 WE DIDNT HAVE HALLOWEEN I WAS WONDERING WHEN I WATCHED THE VIDEOS AROUND THAT TIME HOW MANY OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL PUMPKINS YALL HAD LEFT OVER FOR COWS CAUSE THEY DIDNT SELL... LIKE WAS IT WAY MORE THAN MOST YEARS....?
I HOPE YOUR BABY GIRL IS DOING AWESOME! SHE IS BEAUTIFUL 😍!!!
ONE OF YOUR NEWEST BIGGEST FANS
ANGELA
Our names were simple sweetcorn , field corn , and popcorn . We grew popcorn for cash crop actually bought our school clothes and shoes. It was a kinder caring time neighbors helped neighbors. Had rotating chucking get together from 1 farm to another during corn harvest. I was just a tike when I went to the fields to plant corn and was given 2 rows to plant Dad said when the sky meets the ground you'll be at the end of your rows. But 1 time I didn't want to do it so I made a good size hole and dump the seed in covered it up and went off to play that never ever happened again because I couldn't set down for a week. Thank you for sharing.
@TheGaplumber
God bless you, yes it was a better world hard work but we are stronger in spirit and body.
Here in Alberta, Canada, we call it peaches and cream or sweet bi-coloured corn. No matter what you name it, it is tasty!
Peaches n cream here in North Carolina, USA also
We call it peaches and cream in Ontario as well.
Same thing at Québec, Canada. Peaches and cream or bi-coloured.
Here in “corn country”...Illinois🌽...we call it Peaches and Cream.
We call it peaches and cream in MN as well.
Oh my gosh, what beautiful peppers ! Love you guys….❤️
Mathew deserves a huge shout out for his explanation of the tomato plants you grow. Great job! So excited for pumpkin harvest.
Here in Ontario Canada, we have always called it Peaches and Cream. Which is my favourite. However, I do like Summer Crisp (yellow) smothered in butter, salt and pepper.
Your family farm is amazing.
It was nice to see Grammie in the intro today. She is a VIP of that operation with all the meals and canning she does!
I call the bi-color corn *delicious* !! 😋 p.s. I saw Grandpa chuck that red pepper over his shoulder!
Watching you guys harvesting is like being in paradise....can you stop making it look so easy!!!!
Beautiful harvest
In South Africa certain types of corn is called Mielies, pronounced 'Mee-lees'.. 😊. Keep up the great work and even greater content, learning a lot from your wonderful channel!
LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! your intro today. I had to watch it three times. Gulf coast of Mississippi the corn is called Tri color
Would love to see a video from the wholesalers if at all possible. And you've mentioned taking vegetables to the auction too. Is it possible to see some of that process too? I don't know if you'd be allowed to do video in those locations, but it sure would be fun to see if you can. Thanks. Anna from WA state
Thanks Matt for the advice on the tomatos will start planting them from now on,stay cool Matt and thanks again.
There needs to be a "I Love This Channel" option for your channel ❤. You all give some great educational information. I have called the multicolored corn bicolored corn but have heard both of what you have mentioned Andrew. Those peppers looked great. Callie is such a cute and happy baby. She had me laughing
Callie is absolutely adorable and and that sweet smile is a perfect ending to the videos! Loved seeing all the beautiful veggies from all your the hard work that you all do. I will certainly miss seeing that sweet corn being picked. I would love to have about 2 bushels! God bless you all !
I don't know about yourself but in our house we call it Delicious 🤤. 🌶️❤️
in canada we call it peaches and cream
Mums our sure growing wow looks real nice . We call it bicolor sweet corn it’s the most popular corn variety that sell ‘s the most here in Indiana . Ask you grandma about a recipe for stuff bell peppers ? You can also put
Sauerkraut or sausage or hamburger inside the bell peppers put top back on put in jar and coal pack them . Wish you could ship some to Indiana would love to have a basket full.About almost 20 red baskets in that big crate box wow.Thank you Daniel I think that it’s what my friend has in her garden .
Thinking back when my Dad did a garden , And how it was so exciting to see and watch it grow. I just cannot imagine how hype You Guy's get when you have 10's of Thousands of plants growing.
This channel is my guilty pleasure 🤗, my wifey Lisa laugh’s when I tell her what I’m watching…but there is always something great happening on the farm .
Stay safe stay well x
I’m cutting the boys hair later. I can’t wait to tell them they’re your guilty pleasure. That’s too funny 😂
Aunt Becky 😊
@@beckygetz5967 lol it’s true 🤗
How awesome!!!! So glad to see you!
I grow a specific kind called Peaches and Cream
Love that Daniel can get reception on that ear if corn, thanks matt for the tomato update and Joel's muscle power for pumpkins.
Love to the grandparents and greats
I love Matt's explanation of the tomatoes you guys are always so educational. Also we call it peaches and cream corn here in Ontario Canada. Love the videos.
JUST AMAZING LOVE FROM KENYA
We call it delicious
Good name
Peaches and cream. We have a large grower here in KS and it's called Andy's Candy. Good stuff.
Been waiting all year for this!
Up here in good Oakville Ontario Canada, we call it , peaches, and cream. Love your show. Whatcha you daily. God bless. Keep on family farming. I'm really. Jealous.
Is was so nice to have Grammy say HI! Tell her thank you from a fan and looking forward to her cook book!
Make that two people looking forward to her cookbook!
I call it corn i didnt even know there was different kinds of corn until i started watching your videos
So thank you
Bi-Color Corn is what STL Grocer calls it. Meyer & Relleke Farms in Granite City, IL, have supplied Sweet Corn🌽to Dierberg’s Markets for about 35 years each. 👍
Excellent video!! I enjoyed hearing Matt talk about the tomatoes.
Matthew you are getting good at that commentary
you guys are doing amazing work thanks for the video!! have a boss day!!
😭I want a harvest of peppers like yours! I got three peppers off one plant...then it died, along with my dreams. However, we have pumpkins galore.
You did such a great job explaining the tomatoes thank you
I'd really like for you to start quoting some prices of things that you selling your Market because I would like to compare your prices for your harvested items to what I'm paying for in the store, just out of curiosity please
What an awesome load of peppers great stuff
Andrew you always make me smile. Ty. Love you all.
Excellent growing season all that sunlight even though we haven't had the rain those peppers grow like there's no tomorrow not to mention the other vegetables
Bi-Color here in Southern Illinois.
In TN many call the yellow and white sweet corn, peaches and cream.
Interesting
Freeze dried food is getting really popular and is an amazing product if the food is picked fresh and ripe. You veggiesboies and girls should contact the high quality freeze dry companies to buy your fresh ripe goods at a fair price...when you have an abundance or something
Love the mum's. Call the 🌽 peaches and cream.
In Texas we call yellow and white sweet corn sweet corn.
I have always heard it called bi-color corn. It's really great to see all your hard work with the big yields you are getting. Have you seen any deer damage in the sweet corn?
Hi joel🖐️ ,Here in Aruba we name corn (mainshi) , greetings from Aruba🌴🖐️
Bio-corn in Indiana, and it's 👍.
My mom laughed because I called it Bipolar corn. She said do you mean Bi-color nope I like bipolar better cause its crazy good.
How do you get your peppers to grow so big
From Chilliwack BC Canada, the 'corn capital' of Canada... we call it "Peaches and Cream'
I'm from Ontario, Canada and we usually call it Peaches and Cream corn
I second this comment being from the same place.
Yup
We used to call it Taber Corn as they are one of the original growers. Not sure who gets credit for creating the variety. I think there are 1000 types of corn in Peru?!
Absolutely loved today's intro, seeing more of the family & friends that are part of the Ochs family farm/market. I was thinking for sure that when Daniel answered that corn he was going to say "we have an order for corn" 😄 Thank you Mathew for teaching us about tomatoes. What a bountiful blessing. I can't wait until the next video, I look forward to them everyday.