Hilling & Planting potatoes in the 100 acre field. Shane gets some time on camera and captures some nice drone footage. Dave & Ray teach me how to fill the potato planter.
From Australia. Shane's drone videos certainly makes you appreciate the size of your operation and the amount of potatoes waiting to grow, be harvested and sold.
Thank you! This on most of the potato crops. It we have about 40 more acres of potatoes. We will have to get more drone footage for some upcoming videos!
Four hard working people to provide us with excellent potatoes.,the footage with the drone is an absolute sky ride . The Bells who have passed must be amazed seeing the perfect fields from above…!!!
Best planting vlog so far! It’s always amazing to see the intricacies of growing crops for produce and Molly does a great job of explaining the process. Congratulations on your solo seed loading the planter!😁 And thanks Shane for taking a crack at the camera, always enjoy your input. 🧐
Molly thank you so much for wanting to go through all the trouble to make these videos for us. Please just let the burden be a light one, you and Shane are doing such a great job on them. I loved the drone footage…well done! Before today I didn’t realize how massive the fields are, and along with the real time footage how long and arduous a task it is to steward the ground and it be so plentiful. Man…farming is hard work! Again please take your time on the videos, farming is hard enough a task. Till next time friend. PS ya gotta love Bessy following along with the tractor what a sweet sweet pup!
Molly and Shane, you are doing a great job letting people know what it takes to produce the bag of potatoes they buy in the grocery. Thank you. And Happy Mother’s Day, Molly, Bessie’s mom. 😊
This video took me back in time. When Shane opened that control panel, my heart skipped a beat. Used to build similar equipment for the Army and installed them on ammunition furnaces. And the welder took me back to when I was a diesel generator mechanic. Always watch for your videos. Thanks for the hard work that you folks do to feed the rest of us.
Really enjoying seeing potato planting in 2024! I grew up on a small mixed farm on P.E.I in Canada. My family were farmers/fishers. We had about 200 acres of shorefront land, mostly wooded with about 60 acres clear. We grew grain, hay and potatoes. We had about 10 cattle, a few pigs and chickens. Back then 20 acres was a big field for us. The potato sets were cut by hand and planted by hand and then hilled by a one or two row hillier Our family did have a mechanical planter that planted the sets and hilled them one row at a time. The planter had been horse drawn but was converted to be towed behind our Ford 8N tractor. When harvest time came we used a beater digger to scatter the potatoes and then small crews came along on our knees and picked the potatoes into bushel baskets(made by local Indigenous people). The baskets were emptied into burlap bags to be picked up by trailer or our half ton truck. The potatoes were then hauled to our house to be stored in our clay basement to be graded ,bagged and shipped later. Maybe picking potatoes on my knees explains my bad knees today! Wishing you a good growing season!
Thank you so much for sharing this story, we have a field right behind our house that is 27 acres, so I can imagine how much work that must have been! I love the life you used to life! Sounds wonderful to me. Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you Molly Shane and crew 👍 loved the drone footage,dear "bessie" checking the job is done perfectly 😃 thanks for taking the time to share all this with us,your videos keep getting better 😊 UK 🇬🇧
Food is expensive enough but with amount of work needed it really should be 10 times more. Look at the capital costs, tractors, implements, land wow, great operation and video.
Thanks Molly and Shane (and Bessie) for the education. Your video speed and drone footage is excellent. The many miles and hours you put in with those John Deere tractors is unknown when you hear "do you want fries with that?". Thanks.
Drove by a farm this weekend where they are tiling the field. Thought of you guys. Love the aerial work, gives better perspective of how big the operation is
I guess that Molly is relatively new to the farm operation as I hear her say often that Molly has not learned this part of the operation but will learn ! Great for Molly and the team at Bell farm
Another great video Molly,thanks for showing us planting. Great to see some drone shots,so we can take in the whole farm,thanks Shane for sharing your operation,very interesting,people need to see and know all it takes for farmers. Really appreciate you.
The drone footage helps give scope to your operation. You have put together a very informative and entertaining channel and all the hard work that goes into potato farming. Thanks for everyone putting in all the hard work!
The thing my professors taught me was when working with electricity, learn to expect it then it won’t be a shock 😳. Nice drone footage. Thanks for sharing.
I truly enjoy watching these videos. I am learning a lot about farming. I was always well aware of how farming works due to living in upstate NY dairy and corn area, but the nuts and bolts are really interesting. It's amazing how many young folks today don't understand how much work goes into producing our food. Excellent job to you and Shane! 👍👍
Hi Molly ☺️ and Shane... I just got back from help my sister Pam out in Grand Rapids for 5-days and as soon as I got home I looking forward of watching your Videos.... Nice shot in the Air .... I saw your Dog running next to Shane COOL dog . Are dogs do that same thing . But they don't like riding in the Tractor at all .... God bless you and Shane and your family and Animals 💞 and all the People that help you guys on your Farm 😊
It does look really neat! The colors are showing the wetter spots (dark) and the different types of soil are different colors too. Nothing beats the striping of the fresh hills though!
Thanks for sharing another awesome video, I have to admit I didn’t really realize how labor intensive potato planting is but you all make it look so easy. The drone footage is amazing and helps us to see your operation from a different perspective.
I think that the drone shots are wonderful. They show better just how big a hundred acre field really is. All the mechanized equipment is so much more that there was 60-70 years ago when I lived in a big farming area. All that equipment is amazing when you figure two-hundred years ago, farmers were using plows with wooden or cast iron moldboards. Ten years after that is when John Deere came out with the steel moldboards. A huge improvement. I’m 77, so the advancements in farming are amazing in my life time. Industrialized now.
It really is amazing! Raymond is 69 or 70 now, and he has farmed through so many different eras. The farming advancements made while he has been farming is amazing, he also has adapted very well to using the new technology in the planter!
It is amazing. I have a friend who has an old iron husked. One ear at a time. I remember when some people will still using. My friend has his grandfather’s barn, well over a hundred years old. I saw that husker there on the floor. The first one since I was a kid in PA.
I will have a new appreciation for every bag of potatoes I buy from now on. I would never have thought so much work goes into growing potatoes. Thank you!
Love the videos on how hard all y’all work to produce the food we so easily take for granted. Molly, Shane, and all the folks from Bells Farms, Love Y’all!!!!! From your expat Mainiac in Southeast Georgia!!!!!!
Shane got some great drone footage! Bessie definitely puts some miles on following Shane around! 😆What a fun video to watch, hope you guys have a great weekend!
Hey Molly and Shane; I just wanted to say I enjoy y’all’s videos, but this one here was really high-end !!! Having a camera for Shane and the drone footage combined with your smile makes for some great footage/content. Great job, keep em coming !!!!
Thank you very much! We gotta get Shane on board with caring his own camera. He really is the start of the channel! All the things he does all The time.
Never thought much about how potatoes are grown but I sure know a lot more now since finding your channel Molly. Good job at explaining things!. Shane's dog (and yours) sure gets her exercise in keeping track of you guys. Keep up the good work. Over 20K subs enjoy watching you guys now. Good stuff.
Wow that aerial drone footage shows just how massive an operation you have like I said before that’s a lot of tators 🤣 and yea keep them videos coming and also in order🤣 later girl.❤️😎🇺🇸
I’ve seen lots of farmers with “rock boxes” on the tractor but i think Shane needs a chainsaw and a “wood box”. That was fantastic drone footage! Thanks for all your work keeping us informed.
Really cool drone footage, adds a whole other dimension to the video. The different camera vantage points when Shane was on the 7700 were interesting, too. It's amazing to see how much work, knowledge, technology and sweat equity is needed to make a large produce farm a success. Another fine episode of Bell Farms! Looking forward to next one. Cheers.
We don’t get Maine potatoes in N WI. Idahos. Love taters. Threw out bacon and eggs some time ago. I fix about 7 oz of potato, fried and run through a 1/4: chopper or in the microwave and fry some catfish. I plant a few potatoes, maybe 100. That’s not enough. I love your farm vids. You are pretty wonderful now with it all. Thank you.
Great video Molly Good to see Shane getting more involved in your videos. Your the only only that answers back thank you for that. The dron shots show the size of the fields. Good job both of you.
Thank you! The drone is awesome! This is the first time we are getting to see our fields from above! It supper cool! I might be a little late sometimes answering comments, but you guys make this all worth it! You’re very welcome!
Great job Molly and Shane, it’s nice to see the combined efforts. Great drone footage. Bessie has done a few miles today. Seed certification is about declaring the plants true to variety and freedom from certain diseases, or it is where I come from, from a former seedy agronomist. I don’t think many people understand that most videos need an hour of editing per minute. Videos are a lot of work, so thanks for your hard work.
Thank you very much! I try my best to explain things to the viewers about the ins and out of farming. I should have talked a little about the diseases. I’m learning all of this too. Thank you very much for watching the videos! If you have any tidbits of information I should share let me know! And you are correct about the editing… it does take a lot of time. This past video took me like 6-7 hrs. Some are a lot quicker than others. This one was a lot of work.
Great video Molly. I love the name of the hiller Shane was using “Spudnick”. I get a kick out of Betsy following the tractor. Such a good dog Very informative today
Great video molly..and that ground is just awesome..you guys are so lucky to have ground like that! And no stones to pick..wow..the conveyor I used to run a conveyor that you had to push around by hand..thanks for the plug btw!
Yeah, we do want to watch you as well Shane, it's an equal opportunity farm right??? And I've learned a few things from the both of you. Happy mother's day Molly and please give the woofy farm supervisor a scratch behind the ears for me.
@@BellsFarming Never apologise Molly, we are in awe of all of your group's hard work!! I'm taking a break from programming to watch the metal sheds you built, all over again.
There’s me thinking you planted the potatoes by hand. That would take a while. Think of our forefathers who didn’t have machines, they would have planted by horse and ploughs or by hand. See you learnt something new today, how to use the loader from truck to planter. Thank you for another interesting video. I was trying to figure out what hilling was, but then watching this video, i worked it out. See even i learnt something. ❤️🫶🚜🇬🇧🇺🇸🌹
I am glad to see you folks were able to plant this week. We have been stuck in a wet spell for two weeks here in ND. Friday we finely got the beet planter an air seeder going again. I enjoy your videos learning about potatoes farming.
Hi bell of Molly videos lol,, I’ve got. my crops in 100 acres pasture hay for small bales 25 acres corn for picking 25 acres wheat , it’s been in ,kicking back and painting the house , and gathering eggs oh and maybe a cold beer or two,, have a great day 😉😉😉😎
Great video. We grow 81,000 acres of spuds in Manitoba Canada and I have never been in a field to see them planted so your videos are very interesting. Lots of grain, canola, corn here also as we are a Prairie province.
@@BellsFarming I did not know we had that much either until I checked Google as usually we think of Prince Edward Island for potatoes. All depends on what pays most per acre I imagine. Canola or spuds.
Very, Very, Very interesting! Thanks for the detailed information. Growing potatoes isn't just about throwing a spud into the ground, water and wait! Thanks!
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From Australia. Shane's drone videos certainly makes you appreciate the size of your operation and the amount of potatoes waiting to grow, be harvested and sold.
Thank you! This on most of the potato crops. It we have about 40 more acres of potatoes. We will have to get more drone footage for some upcoming videos!
The US produces 430 million 100 pound sacks per year. We like potatoes. ;)
Four hard working people to provide us with excellent potatoes.,the footage with the drone is an absolute sky ride . The Bells who have passed must be amazed seeing the perfect fields from above…!!!
Best planting vlog so far! It’s always amazing to see the intricacies of growing crops for produce and Molly does a great job of explaining the process. Congratulations on your solo seed loading the planter!😁 And thanks Shane for taking a crack at the camera, always enjoy your input. 🧐
Thank you!
Molly thank you so much for wanting to go through all the trouble to make these videos for us. Please just let the burden be a light one, you and Shane are doing such a great job on them. I loved the drone footage…well done! Before today I didn’t realize how massive the fields are, and along with the real time footage how long and arduous a task it is to steward the ground and it be so plentiful. Man…farming is hard work! Again please take your time on the videos, farming is hard enough a task. Till next time friend. PS ya gotta love Bessy following along with the tractor what a sweet sweet pup!
Thank you very much for Edward 🫶
@@BellsFarmingPlease call me Ed! Edward is so formal.
I love the way Bessie follows Shane around the fields. ❤
It’s so sweet, she is definitely his dog! 🐕 ❤️
Molly and Shane, you are doing a great job letting people know what it takes to produce the bag of potatoes they buy in the grocery. Thank you. And Happy Mother’s Day, Molly, Bessie’s mom. 😊
Thank you very much! ❤️ sorry for the late reply!
I love Bessie, following the tractor all day. Great farm dog.
She really is the best farm dog! Very good girl🐕
Molly is getting “big time” with the drone footage. Keep up the good work.
This video took me back in time. When Shane opened that control panel, my heart skipped a beat. Used to build similar equipment for the Army and installed them on ammunition furnaces. And the welder took me back to when I was a diesel generator mechanic. Always watch for your videos. Thanks for the hard work that you folks do to feed the rest of us.
I’m so glad that this video could bring you joy and good memories! 💚🚜 thank you for watching :)
Really enjoying seeing potato planting in 2024! I grew up on a small mixed farm on P.E.I in Canada. My family were farmers/fishers. We had about 200 acres of shorefront land, mostly wooded with about 60 acres clear. We grew grain, hay and potatoes. We had about 10 cattle, a few pigs and chickens.
Back then 20 acres was a big field for us. The potato sets were cut by hand and planted by hand and then hilled by a one or two row hillier Our family did have a mechanical planter that planted the sets and hilled them one row at a time. The planter had been horse drawn but was converted to be towed behind our Ford 8N tractor. When harvest time came we used a beater digger to scatter the potatoes and then small crews came along on our knees and picked the potatoes into bushel baskets(made by local Indigenous people). The baskets were emptied into burlap bags to be picked up by trailer or our half ton truck. The potatoes were then hauled to our house to be stored in our clay basement to be graded ,bagged and shipped later. Maybe picking potatoes on my knees explains my bad knees today!
Wishing you a good growing season!
Thank you so much for sharing this story, we have a field right behind our house that is 27 acres, so I can imagine how much work that must have been! I love the life you used to life! Sounds wonderful to me. Thank you so much for watching!
At 6:39, I could watch you fill that planter all day Molly, WOW!
Thank you Molly Shane and crew 👍 loved the drone footage,dear "bessie" checking the job is done perfectly 😃 thanks for taking the time to share all this with us,your videos keep getting better 😊 UK 🇬🇧
Hey Pete! Thank you always! 🫶🐕🚜❤️
Thank you Molly and Shane 👍🏻 👋🏻 Have a wonderful day 🙂Happy Mother's Day to all the Mom's 💗 God Bless 🙏🏻 Appreciate you my friends 🫶🏻
😊🫶🚜💚 thank you!
The aerial views make the fields look not only large but beautiful.
Thank you! I love looking at the fields like this. It’s all new for us to see them from above! Loving this drone!
Food is expensive enough but with amount of work needed it really should be 10 times more. Look at the capital costs, tractors, implements, land wow, great operation and video.
Thanks you, It is a lot of work, and hard work. But it is very rewarding.
Don't sell yourself short Shane, always interesting on your operation
I think he does great, He is the brains behind this. Him Ray and Dave
Thanks Molly and Shane (and Bessie) for the education. Your video speed and drone footage is excellent. The many miles and hours you put in with those John Deere tractors is unknown when you hear "do you want fries with that?". Thanks.
Thank you 😊
Drove by a farm this weekend where they are tiling the field. Thought of you guys. Love the aerial work, gives better perspective of how big the operation is
Thank you Mark! Sweet of you to think of us. 😊🫶
I guess that Molly is relatively new to the farm operation as I hear her say often that Molly has not learned this part of the operation but will learn ! Great for Molly and the team at Bell farm
Yes I'm a new farmer. I try and learn as much as I can! thank you for watching!
Another great video Molly,thanks for showing us planting. Great to see some drone shots,so we can take in the whole farm,thanks Shane for sharing your operation,very interesting,people need to see and know all it takes for farmers. Really appreciate you.
Thank you very much Sharon! I agree people need to know where and how their food produced! :)
Happy Mother's Day ❤ Molly and thank you all for the videos, they are very interesting!!
The Dog is getting a lot of Exercise 🐶
The drone footage helps give scope to your operation. You have put together a very informative and entertaining channel and all the hard work that goes into potato farming. Thanks for everyone putting in all the hard work!
Thank you very much! That’s means a lot 🫶🚜💚
The thing my professors taught me was when working with electricity, learn to expect it then it won’t be a shock 😳. Nice drone footage. Thanks for sharing.
I truly enjoy watching these videos. I am learning a lot about farming. I was always well aware of how farming works due to living in upstate NY dairy and corn area, but the nuts and bolts are really interesting. It's amazing how many young folks today don't understand how much work goes into producing our food. Excellent job to you and Shane! 👍👍
Thank you very much Dan!
Hi Molly ☺️ and Shane... I just got back from help my sister Pam out in Grand Rapids for 5-days and as soon as I got home I looking forward of watching your Videos.... Nice shot in the Air .... I saw your Dog running next to Shane COOL dog . Are dogs do that same thing . But they don't like riding in the Tractor at all .... God bless you and Shane and your family and Animals 💞 and all the People that help you guys on your Farm 😊
🫶 thank you so much! Our dogs don’t like being in the tractor at all either. I tried with bessy last year. Hahah big mistake.
Good to see how bessie is inspecting the rows with shane🙏
She is a great supervisor! 🐕
Oh Shane, Molly may be easy on the eyes but don't feel under appreciated. It's obvious you keep the operation running smoothly.
Isn’t this the truth! That man is the glue on this farm
That drone work .who knew a field could have so many colours . Nice ❤
It does look really neat! The colors are showing the wetter spots (dark) and the different types of soil are different colors too. Nothing beats the striping of the fresh hills though!
Thanks for sharing another awesome video, I have to admit I didn’t really realize how labor intensive potato planting is but you all make it look so easy. The drone footage is amazing and helps us to see your operation from a different perspective.
Thank you very much!
I have been in agriculture my whole life but never knew the potato industry. I enjoy your videos and always can't wait for the next!!
Thank you very much! I’m so glad they are keeping you interested!
I think that the drone shots are wonderful. They show better just how big a hundred acre field really is. All the mechanized equipment is so much more that there was 60-70 years ago when I lived in a big farming area. All that equipment is amazing when you figure two-hundred years ago, farmers were using plows with wooden or cast iron moldboards. Ten years after that is when John Deere came out with the steel moldboards. A huge improvement. I’m 77, so the advancements in farming are amazing in my life time. Industrialized now.
It really is amazing! Raymond is 69 or 70 now, and he has farmed through so many different eras. The farming advancements made while he has been farming is amazing, he also has adapted very well to using the new technology in the planter!
It is amazing. I have a friend who has an old iron husked. One ear at a time. I remember when some people will still using. My friend has his grandfather’s barn, well over a hundred years old. I saw that husker there on the floor. The first one since I was a kid in PA.
Wow your fields look fantastic and great drone shots and just lots of fun.
I will have a new appreciation for every bag of potatoes I buy from now on. I would never have thought so much work goes into growing potatoes. Thank you!
It's not just the growing it's the storage and packaging to get them ready to ship that takes a lot of work and time too.
@@carlhokanson9160 Yeah that too. The whole process.
Thank you very much for watching and learning:)🚜💚🥔
😊@@newenglandhuntingfishingan4429
Great episode Bell, Your the only Potato farmer I watch. Potatoes are a wonderful staple here in America. Thanks for growing them. God Bless...
Thank you so much for watching! We really appreciate it. I don’t think there are many potato channels out there, I could be wrong though. 🥔🫶💚🚜
Love the videos on how hard all y’all work to produce the food we so easily take for granted. Molly, Shane, and all the folks from Bells Farms, Love Y’all!!!!! From your expat Mainiac in Southeast Georgia!!!!!!
🫶💚🚜😊 Thank you!
Now that's some kiss ass drone footage and now by that view you can see how massive that area is you have to farm...Impressive!
Thank you!
Drones awesome, AsMr Factor great, keep up the sweet work. Ur hair looks great too, those curls :)
I see Shane is graduating more towards the camera. He's doing a good and witty job. 😅
Shane got some great drone footage! Bessie definitely puts some miles on following Shane around! 😆What a fun video to watch, hope you guys have a great weekend!
Hey! I’m super late replying to comments for this video! Thank you for watching our videos! You guys are such great people! 🫶
Great videos. Awesome planting lots of work to planting potatoes. Molly and Shane and crew stay safe
Hey Molly and Shane; I just wanted to say I enjoy y’all’s videos, but this one here was really high-end !!! Having a camera for Shane and the drone footage combined with your smile makes for some great footage/content. Great job, keep em coming !!!!
Thank you very much! We gotta get Shane on board with caring his own camera. He really is the start of the channel! All the things he does all
The time.
Appreciate great drone shots. Shane’s getting more comfortable with video work. Good job. Molly, as always, is terrific!
Yes he is doing good! I would love to have him walk around with his own camera
Never thought much about how potatoes are grown but I sure know a lot more now since finding your channel Molly. Good job at explaining things!. Shane's dog (and yours) sure gets her exercise in keeping track of you guys. Keep up the good work. Over 20K subs enjoy watching you guys now. Good stuff.
Thank you, I’m glad you have stuck around and have learned more about potatoes! Bessy girl, she is the best! 💚🚜
Hi Molly great drone footage, really great… And Molly you don’t have any small potatoes 🥔 😊😊… Wicked Hot 🥵
Wow that aerial drone footage shows just how massive an operation you have like I said before that’s a lot of tators 🤣 and yea keep them videos coming and also in order🤣 later girl.❤️😎🇺🇸
Another great video very nice drone shots.
I’ve seen lots of farmers with “rock boxes” on the tractor but i think Shane needs a chainsaw and a “wood box”. That was fantastic drone footage! Thanks for all your work keeping us informed.
Thank you! And yes about the baskets! I know I need a rock basket! I had to use my chainsaw to cut up some down trees the other day :)
What a great operation nice job you guys.
Best visual effects video yet, drones make it look good
Bessie is surely getting in her 10,000 steps a day!
Really cool drone footage, adds a whole other dimension to the video. The different camera vantage points when Shane was on the 7700 were interesting, too. It's amazing to see how much work, knowledge, technology and sweat equity is needed to make a large produce farm a success. Another fine episode of Bell Farms! Looking forward to next one. Cheers.
Thank you very much!
We don’t get Maine potatoes in N WI. Idahos. Love taters. Threw out bacon and eggs some time ago. I fix about 7 oz of potato, fried and run through a 1/4: chopper or in the microwave and fry some catfish. I plant a few potatoes, maybe 100. That’s not enough. I love your farm vids. You are pretty wonderful now with it all. Thank you.
Thank you very much! Catfish! I haven’t had catfish in a very very long time. Not an easy thing to get here in Maine, at least I don’t ever see it!
Thanks for letting me see your Smiling Face. You do a Great Job. God Bless.
Thank you terry!
That looks like more than 100 acres from the air! A whole lot of potatoes!
Wow! Your farm is massive!
We are small potatoes compared to some up north! They farm thousands of acres of potatoes!
Happy mother's day. Like all your hats. Name on the back of your belt and of course your earrings
Please keep them coming! Thanks for all you do
Watching the video made mothers day a pretty good day, thanks to Molloy.
Wonderful! 😊🫶
Motto..." At Bells Farms...our Potatoes are GREAT outta the sack, too!" 😊
To quote Clarkson’s Farm, “That’s a lot of Chips” awesome Stuff! 100 acre field is Huge…✌️
Love that show!
Thanks for the cameo appearance Shane. It was also nice to see Betsy running in the field.
Great video Molly Good to see Shane getting more involved in your videos. Your the only only that answers back thank you for that. The dron shots show the size of the fields. Good job both of you.
Thank you! The drone is awesome! This is the first time we are getting to see our fields from above! It supper cool! I might be a little late sometimes answering comments, but you guys make this all worth it! You’re very welcome!
Love the drone view!! Really get an idea of the magnitude of work you have!! Bessy's always there Supervising!!
Bessy is so cute! 🐕
Just love the furry farm inspector keeping Shane on track
She is the best!
Great way to take your dog for a walk! Bet that's one tired puppy at the end of the day...
Hahah yeah, she only goes back and fourth for a bit, then she is smart enough to know that she can wait by the truck when she doesn't want follow :)
Does jeans look amazing on 720 video definition! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Lovee watching your videos. :)
Thank you very much!
Great job Molly and Shane, it’s nice to see the combined efforts. Great drone footage. Bessie has done a few miles today. Seed certification is about declaring the plants true to variety and freedom from certain diseases, or it is where I come from, from a former seedy agronomist. I don’t think many people understand that most videos need an hour of editing per minute. Videos are a lot of work, so thanks for your hard work.
Thank you very much! I try my best to explain things to the viewers about the ins and out of farming. I should have talked a little about the diseases. I’m learning all of this too. Thank you very much for watching the videos! If you have any tidbits of information I should share let me know! And you are correct about the editing… it does take a lot of time. This past video took me like 6-7 hrs. Some are a lot quicker than others. This one was a lot of work.
GOODMORNING MOLLY and Shane HAVE A GREAT DAY
Good morning! Sorry I’m late on replying! Have a wonderful day!
Hey Shane sure we want to watch you 👀 do that. Drive the tractor 🚜 that is !
Great video Molly. I love the name of the hiller Shane was using “Spudnick”.
I get a kick out of Betsy following the tractor. Such a good dog
Very informative today
Yhank you for sharing...you are a bundle of joy..
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the drone footage,
Really loved the hilling drone footage!
That’s my favorite! Something about the stripes of the hilling passes, and the fresh dirt churning under the implement.
Thanks Molly and Shane for the video! I feel like potatoes are fairly inexpensive for all the work that goes into farming them. Larry
Thanks Larry, I would agree with you, they could be more :)
Great video molly..and that ground is just awesome..you guys are so lucky to have ground like that! And no stones to pick..wow..the conveyor I used to run a conveyor that you had to push around by hand..thanks for the plug btw!
Your welcome! I did learn it from you! I wasn’t going to take the credit.
Yeah, we do want to watch you as well Shane, it's an equal opportunity farm right??? And I've learned a few things from the both of you. Happy mother's day Molly and please give the woofy farm supervisor a scratch behind the ears for me.
Sorry for the late reply! Busy buys. We all should encourage Shane to be on camera more! 🐕🐕🐕🐕❤️
@@BellsFarming Never apologise Molly, we are in awe of all of your group's hard work!! I'm taking a break from programming to watch the metal sheds you built, all over again.
Beautiful Molly 🥰
Hi Molly Happy Mother's Day☺🤗❤
Your editing and production is noticeably improved! Bravo!
Thank you! It’s a learning curve on the editing.
The aerial views are excellent.
There’s me thinking you planted the potatoes by hand. That would take a while. Think of our forefathers who didn’t have machines, they would have planted by horse and ploughs or by hand. See you learnt something new today, how to use the loader from truck to planter. Thank you for another interesting video. I was trying to figure out what hilling was, but then watching this video, i worked it out. See even i learnt something. ❤️🫶🚜🇬🇧🇺🇸🌹
Your rows are perfect, Jack, RI, USA
Wow i wish we had soil with no stones rocks and clodes and not have the destone the beds before planting looks like heaven 😂❤😊
These fields are very nice! Some of the ones we have are not as good
The drone footage was amazing molly.
Cant believe how well that electrical box at the pivot held up ...
I know! Shane said that the hydronic oil system is just fine too, no water for in there either. Good construction there!
Love me some Molly!
Hi from UK. Excellent job on fotsih of the drone ,you can see the damage the water did to your land.
Thank you very much!
I am glad to see you folks were able to plant this week. We have been stuck in a wet spell for two weeks here in ND. Friday we finely got the beet planter an air seeder going again. I enjoy your videos learning about potatoes farming.
Great video Molly and Shane! I worked on a dairy farm here in Western NY as a kid, so I appreciate all kinds of farming! Cheers!
Thank you very much
@@BellsFarming You're welcome!
That potato planter is quite the machine, lots going on under there.
Hi bell of Molly videos lol,, I’ve got. my crops in 100 acres pasture hay for small bales 25 acres corn for picking 25 acres wheat , it’s been in ,kicking back and painting the house , and gathering eggs oh and maybe a cold beer or two,, have a great day 😉😉😉😎
Sounds like a great time Grant! Good job with your planting! Keep me updated!
Great video. We grow 81,000 acres of spuds in Manitoba Canada and I have never been in a field to see them planted so your videos are very interesting. Lots of grain, canola, corn here also as we are a Prairie province.
I had no idea that many acres was grown there, I just recently connected with a nice guys from the same area! Thank you for watching!
@@BellsFarming I did not know we had that much either until I checked Google as usually we think of Prince Edward Island for potatoes. All depends on what pays most per acre I imagine. Canola or spuds.
Happy Mother’s Day!
Nice job with the camera work and drone Shane. Bessie gettin those daily steps covered for all of us lol
Very, Very, Very interesting! Thanks for the detailed information. Growing potatoes isn't just about throwing a spud into the ground, water and wait! Thanks!
Thank you 😊
Very few of hard workers like Shane and you left ..
Bessy gets a great workout walking the fields and must sleep well at night.
She does, she also stopping following when she has had enough, she a smart cookie
Stunning Thumbnail!
Xx 🇬🇧❤️💐