@@johnmedici6655it’s been that way for years, decades, centuries, and so on. Next time you see a farmer Tell Them Thank You!! Just like a Veteran always say thank you too.
Molly, from my experience leading US Soldiers in combat, you are one of the ladies I called my Valkyrie, Beautiful, highly intelligent, no quit, hard working and brave. You take on things you have never experienced before and excel. This Old soldier holds our friendship very dear.
My wife and I had to go to Lewiston Saturday morning for an errand. On our way back, we stopped at your farm store and purchased sweet corn, cucumbers, potatoes and green beans. We ate the sweet corn tonight. It was delicious! Looking forward to eating the rest of our purchase. Thanks for all your hard work.
Everyone there such excellent workers. The whole operation is like a well oiled machine. The way they unhook a full bag, hook on a new bag then put the full bag on the pallet and Molly seems like she has been using them pallets jacks for a long time. Awesome operation. Yummy lookin corn.
This goes out to ALL the BELL FARMING CREW. You KICK ASS! Some people may not see these videos. But they are THANKFUL that they can feed their Family's with Your Hard Work. Thank you I was putting on my Boots getting ready to go to Market Basket to get a bag of Molly, Then she crawled back in the Truck Bed. Maybe next time. Again, Thank you
Your crew worked hard and that's a testament to seeing their employers jumping in and helping them especially being short handed. That's what good leaders do. It's a moral boost for sure. Watching you and Shane do that made me respect you even more for what you both do and want to support you by buying your produce from your store. Keep up the great work!!
By picking them up to bag them, the ears get a better grade. You can tell if they are too light, too soft, or something doesn’t feel right. And I’ve always figured if your going to pick up the ear, might as well put it down in the packing container
Absolutely loved the end Molly. Thank you so much for doing these videos. I know it’s a stretch for you especially this time when you guys are so busy. The videos are coming out great, thank you again Molly. Praying for you and Shane.
I grew up near Zellwood, Florida and remember going to the Corn Festival as a child. That's all gone now and there's only one major farm operation left in our area (Long and Scott), but those memories will stay with me forever.
Corn glorious corn(sweetcorn that is), I can taste it already(too bad taste-o-vision doesn't exist). Great operation here, my hat off to you M & S(Molly and Shane). Great video as well
I feel when there’s an opportunity for schools or even work places to share these videos like this that truly show the work that’s put in to feed America. Thanks for the hard work and keep on educating the people on the other end of the table 👍
Exactly, instead of all the woke indoctrination crap pushed on our kids in schools and universities by woke teachers/professors and race activists with their agenda.
Once again, industrial farming produces huge amounts of produce for us to eat; but needs lots of woman & manpower to get it all done. Well organized hard work with great planning.
Good video. A safety related suggestion. The hard working red hair young lady in the video might want to have her long hair tied back working around machinery. Thanks for taking the time to share these videos of your farming operation.
From a dirt farmer from years past, class act, growing up 45 years ago, our farm supplied Carr Bros. And Hannafords. Delivery was done with a 1959 International. Feel your pain. You and your husband hopefully are an inspiration.
The cucumbers are just right in my opinion, very small seeds, crisp and full of flavor. And the sweet corn is excellent. The potatoes we bought went into my wife’s delicious potato salad. So good. Great video, Molly.
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO....SEEING THE PROCESS LINE...HOW IT WORKS THEN BEING CRATED FOR THE CUSTOMERS...tHANKS FOR THE VIDEO mOLLY...sTAY SAFE AND SEE YOU SOON
We also stopped in Tuesday and were lucky enough to meet Molly! I think, go, go, go describes her best! However she stopped to chat and shake hands with me. Very appreciated, loved this video, and better yet really loved the sweet corn! Best I have had, well since buying some from Bell Farms last year! Thanks again to you, Shane and all your employees/coworkers for you and their hard work, and to you Molly for showcasing this hard, very important work that farmers do!!
Man, you guys are busy! It's hard to believe the corn and potatoes are already ready this season! The fairs are right around the corner 😃Hope you guys have a fun weekend and get a break! 🍁
Guten Morgen, molly und Shane, Grüsse aus Deutschland.... Sehr schön zu sehen wie guter Mais behandelt Und für die Menschen verpackt wird. Hier in Deutschland gibt es nur sehr selten frischen Mais im Handel... Mais ist hier mehr eine,, energiepflanze für die stromerzeugung in Bio kraft Anlagen.. Gehäckselt und vergoren entsteht biogas Methan zur stromerzeugung und Methan zum heizen von Wohngebäuden. Wobei ich allerdings gerne gegrillten Mais zum Steak mag.... Dieser Lebensmittel Mais gibt es vorgekocht in Dosen und nur selten frisch vom Feld.
Interesting, Western Canada here, and i live in a small city surrounded by vegetable growing farmland so it is easy to find fresh vegetables. Well, until the snow flies and it gets Minus 30 to 40 sometimes. Prime strawberry growing area too so every summer delicious strawberries that put the store-bought variety to shame.
Moin Zum wickeln der Paletten gibt's für die Folienrollen Griffe oder Abroller..... einfach mal beim Lieferant anfragen......dann muss man die rollen nicht mehr zwischen den Fingern laufen lassen und man verhindert Verletzungen....... Gruß Matthias
I am probably the only person that was interested in your label process. I see you went with a TSC thermal transfer printer. I work for a company in central Michigan that sells and services a variety of those. Thanks for the great video once again!
Hahah I was wondering if anyone would notice the labels. I think we got this out of Texas. Been working good. I don’t love the software that I have to use though. A bit complicated for what I need.
Awesome video. I was waiting to see corn packing. I'm glad I got a chance to see it. This past week we were at old orchard Beach. We went over to Biddeford Maine to market basket to get some things we walked in the door and there was a big bin of corn. And there was a sign that said fresh corn from bells farm in auburn Maine. So of course I got 2 dozen ears. I want to tell you never have tried bell farm corn you have to try it. It was absolutely delicious and sweet. Well we were there a couple more times for more corn.❤
Love the “corn flash”! At first I didn’t understand what he was doing, long days at work myself… I rewound the video and was not disappointed! Sweet corn, sweet video! Always an interesting watch! Stay safe, mad love & respect from the West Coast!
Half our packing operation is outside , we very seldom get any rain during harvest here in Eastern Washington [ it only rains when they cut hay , HA HA ] We tried getting into Wal Mart , we had 5 Wall Mart store mangers say they would take our corn . But the regional manger never got back to us , even though we called him several times
'Really appreciate your multitasking abilities, I can't help but have great respect for you and all farmers who provide the heretofore ample food supplies we , as a nation, have enjoyed. Thanks and best wishes...I "liked" this video. 'Need more.
You know to shrink wrapped your pallets they have turntables. It makes it very easy and less tiring and less dizziness also. I used to fix them in the 80's. Nice corn that was a teaser.
Another great vid, love all of the hair clips and glasses in the truck. It is nice to see how clean you guys are after a hard days work. Good luck this season.
Your videos are still bringing back my childhood memories of working at the old Burfield Farm in Ohio.. We told the kids to put 62 ears per bag because some of the kids couldn't count that well. I was running the pixall picker with a 8600 ford roasting an ear on the exhaust manifold of the tractor. It would be roasted perfectly timed with a wagon load. LOL Also we bagged off the flat bed wagons in the field. Your employees are spoiled.... You guys are lightyears ahead of what we did back in the day.
I watched your harvesting video yesterday and today I picked up some local white potatoes and sweet corn for supper. It was good but I got there late and the corn that was left didn't look as plump as your corn does. Happy Happy hard working folks at Bells Farms
Another great video Molly. It’s interesting looking at your production line from the UK. You seem a little more relaxed in terms of PPE requirements for staff. The UK supermarkets have a load of very stringent requirements on their suppliers. Everyone on that picking line would have had hair nets, white coats & regulation caps. Yes, just for simple stuff like vegetables. The UK supermarkets are also obsessed with everything being on little plastic trays & heat sealed. So you can buy 2 sweetcorn kernels on a sealed tray ( imagine the waste). The end result is that suppliers have a lot of waste (as much as 30% on some products) all because the item couldn’t fit on a stupid plastic tray. In addition the stuff that doesn’t meet their spec can’t be sold for human consumption anywhere else, so it ends up as animal feed or fuel for AD plants. It’s utter madness. 😩
Howdy from way up in Aroostook County. We too are getting ready for harvest up here. Broccoli is winding down up here and Spuds will be going here in Mid to late September. Never knew we had corn farmers here in Maine until I watched the channel.
The conveyor belt segment...all I can think of is Lucy and Ethel at the chocolate factory
Those workers didn't look as frazzled. LOL
We stopped at the Farm on Tuesday, and as luck would have it, we got to meet Molly. She is the real deal. Got corn and potatoes...both EXCELLENT!!!
@@gonzokompadre it was so nice meeting you guys! Thank you again for visiting and your support 🫶
After watching your videos and how hard you work I came to the conclusion that farmers don't get enough respect! It's like none stop with you guys!
@@johnmedici6655it’s been that way for years, decades, centuries, and so on. Next time you see a farmer Tell Them Thank You!! Just like a Veteran always say thank you too.
Everyone working hard in the corn mill makes me very happy.
Molly, from my experience leading US Soldiers in combat, you are one of the ladies I called my Valkyrie, Beautiful, highly intelligent, no quit, hard working and brave. You take on things you have never experienced before and excel. This Old soldier holds our friendship very dear.
My wife and I had to go to Lewiston Saturday morning for an errand. On our way back, we stopped at your farm store and purchased sweet corn, cucumbers, potatoes and green beans. We ate the sweet corn tonight. It was delicious! Looking forward to eating the rest of our purchase. Thanks for all your hard work.
Thank you so much for supporting the farm 🥔🌽🫶
Wow amazing video! You always see harvesting but never all the hard work that goes into sorting palleting thank you for sharing
Everyone there such excellent workers. The whole operation is like a well oiled machine. The way they unhook a full bag, hook on a new bag then put the full bag on the pallet and Molly seems like she has been using them pallets jacks for a long time. Awesome operation. Yummy lookin corn.
This goes out to ALL the BELL FARMING CREW. You KICK ASS! Some people may not see these videos. But they are THANKFUL that they can feed their Family's with Your Hard Work. Thank you
I was putting on my Boots getting ready to go to Market Basket to get a bag of Molly, Then she crawled back in the Truck Bed. Maybe next time. Again, Thank you
All the hard work to bring quality produce to our families is appreciated.
The wind from the storm recently knocked my corn over just as it matured, but still ok. Potatoes still growing. Great job molly and Shane.
Oh no!!! That is my worst nightmare, been there before. We lost a couple acres but thankfully not much
Just found your channel. Amazing to me to see where our food comes from the farm to the store. Awesome video.
@@thomasrogers4201 thank you!
Your crew worked hard and that's a testament to seeing their employers jumping in and helping them especially being short handed. That's what good leaders do. It's a moral boost for sure. Watching you and Shane do that made me respect you even more for what you both do and want to support you by buying your produce from your store. Keep up the great work!!
Thank you very much. We all work the operation. No one is just over seeing.
It was go go go. Great to see everyone ‘mucking’ in and getting the job done. Thanks for sharing. 🇬🇧👍👍👍
It is great to see how you process your products. You do have a great crew. We have enjoyed all your produce for several years now.
You need to design a conveyer that slowly put corn into a single row then drop into a bag.good video.
By picking them up to bag them, the ears get a better grade. You can tell if they are too light, too soft, or something doesn’t feel right. And I’ve always figured if your going to pick up the ear, might as well put it down in the packing container
Thanks for commenting!
What a crew!! I bet everyone sleeps well at night after that day.
It’s good.
Holy cow,,,, thankfully I only have 2 rows of corn to pick,, ( 3 pickup loads ),, brought them to market each Saturday, 😎
Absolutely loved the end Molly. Thank you so much for doing these videos. I know it’s a stretch for you especially this time when you guys are so busy. The videos are coming out great, thank you again Molly. Praying for you and Shane.
I grew up near Zellwood, Florida and remember going to the Corn Festival as a child. That's all gone now and there's only one major farm operation left in our area (Long and Scott), but those memories will stay with me forever.
Thanks for all your hard work and tasty veggies !!!!!!
Corn glorious corn(sweetcorn that is), I can taste it already(too bad taste-o-vision doesn't exist). Great operation here, my hat off to you M & S(Molly and Shane). Great video as well
I feel when there’s an opportunity for schools or even work places to share these videos like this that truly show the work that’s put in to feed America. Thanks for the hard work and keep on educating the people on the other end of the table 👍
Exactly, instead of all the woke indoctrination crap pushed on our kids in schools and universities by woke teachers/professors and race activists with their agenda.
Once again, industrial farming produces huge amounts of produce for us to eat; but needs lots of woman & manpower to get it all done. Well organized hard work with great planning.
Thank you Dan!
Wow that's a lot of corn 🌽 nice job 👏.
Hello from rocky mid-coast Maine, US. Brunswick.
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Nice corn . Everything running like a swiss clock as Bessie makes sure everyone is busy 👍👍🌽🌽
I was stationed @ dow AFB for 2.5 years and never knew there were farms of this magnitude around, wow ya'll ROCK! This was in 66-68.
Man, I wish I lived closer, I’d be getting a truckload !
Good video. A safety related suggestion. The hard working red hair young lady in the video might want to have her long hair tied back working around machinery. Thanks for taking the time to share these videos of your farming operation.
Thank you
Keep making those videos I look forward to seeing them
Thank you!
From a dirt farmer from years past, class act, growing up 45 years ago, our farm supplied Carr Bros. And Hannafords. Delivery was done with a 1959 International. Feel your pain. You and your husband hopefully are an inspiration.
I just bought a dozen sweet corn to freeze from a local farm family!!❤❤❤
The cucumbers are just right in my opinion, very small seeds, crisp and full of flavor. And the sweet corn is excellent. The potatoes we bought went into my wife’s delicious potato salad. So good. Great video, Molly.
A super managed farm operation. Good crew and products.
I am in northwest Minnesota. Interesting videos. Thank you.
Love this time of year. Especially the corn.
Hello guys great to see you again great video.
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO....SEEING THE PROCESS LINE...HOW IT WORKS THEN BEING CRATED FOR THE CUSTOMERS...tHANKS FOR THE VIDEO mOLLY...sTAY SAFE AND SEE YOU SOON
We also stopped in Tuesday and were lucky enough to meet Molly! I think, go, go, go describes her best! However she stopped to chat and shake hands with me. Very appreciated, loved this video, and better yet really loved the sweet corn! Best I have had, well since buying some from Bell Farms last year! Thanks again to you, Shane and all your employees/coworkers for you and their hard work, and to you Molly for showcasing this hard, very important work that farmers do!!
inside of the barn is stunning
Great video as always
Man, you guys are busy! It's hard to believe the corn and potatoes are already ready this season! The fairs are right around the corner 😃Hope you guys have a fun weekend and get a break! 🍁
Beautiful job. Lots of work
Great video Molly. You have workers that are keepers. I will never complain about the price of fresh sweet corn again.
awesome corn 🌽 & it's supply to market #❤️❤️
It's really great to see people working together.
Another first time video for me.😊
That's some good-looking corn. Hard workers.
You guys absolutely kick ass. Well done!
Great looking corn.
WELL FILMED VIDEO!
I love your dog Bessie.💕
Good golly, Molly is back..🙂
Guten Morgen, molly und Shane, Grüsse aus Deutschland.... Sehr schön zu sehen wie guter Mais behandelt Und für die Menschen verpackt wird. Hier in Deutschland gibt es nur sehr selten frischen Mais im Handel... Mais ist hier mehr eine,, energiepflanze für die stromerzeugung in Bio kraft Anlagen.. Gehäckselt und vergoren entsteht biogas Methan zur stromerzeugung und Methan zum heizen von Wohngebäuden.
Wobei ich allerdings gerne gegrillten Mais zum Steak mag.... Dieser Lebensmittel Mais gibt es vorgekocht in Dosen und nur selten frisch vom Feld.
Interesting, Western Canada here, and i live in a small city surrounded by vegetable growing farmland so it is easy to find fresh vegetables. Well, until the snow flies and it gets Minus 30 to 40 sometimes. Prime strawberry growing area too so every summer delicious strawberries that put the store-bought variety to shame.
Great job Bell Farm crew. Good Hussle.
Very interesting seeing this process Molly thank you for what you do.
One smart,talented man you got!!
Moin
Zum wickeln der Paletten gibt's für die Folienrollen Griffe oder Abroller..... einfach mal beim Lieferant anfragen......dann muss man die rollen nicht mehr zwischen den Fingern laufen lassen und man verhindert Verletzungen.......
Gruß Matthias
Six thousand, five hundred and thirty eight, first sergeant. Dang, I lost count.
Hahahaha I get to the point where I am counting everything I do like brushing my teeth lol
Bessie on her throne at the video end as she should be!
Hard ,hard work 💪 ❤
This isn’t a one man operation for sure .counting corn or sheep at bed time? Hard work no doubt after viewing this footage. Take good care we need you
Great video Molly. I love watching the operation. I may have had some of your corn last night that I picked up from Market basket. Thanks.
That corn looks Delicious! How fulfilling it must be to see the fruits of your Labor
Thank you Molly Shane Bessie and packing crew 🤗 fantastic viewing as always ❤ from the UK 🇬🇧
That is awesome of y’all nice to see y’all getting orders to finally come in. Outstanding
Great to see produce go from field to farm direct to shops👌
I am probably the only person that was interested in your label process. I see you went with a TSC thermal transfer printer. I work for a company in central Michigan that sells and services a variety of those. Thanks for the great video once again!
Hahah I was wondering if anyone would notice the labels. I think we got this out of Texas. Been working good. I don’t love the software that I have to use though. A bit complicated for what I need.
Amazing operation!! Better than picking by hand in a wet suit, (rain pants and jacket), like we used to do in Western Massachusetts
That’s how we started
That’s how we started
Awesome video. I was waiting to see corn packing. I'm glad I got a chance to see it. This past week we were at old orchard Beach. We went over to Biddeford Maine to market basket to get some things we walked in the door and there was a big bin of corn. And there was a sign that said fresh corn from bells farm in auburn Maine. So of course I got 2 dozen ears. I want to tell you never have tried bell farm corn you have to try it. It was absolutely delicious and sweet. Well we were there a couple more times for more corn.❤
Excellent video today Molly.
@@iguana9173 thank you!
@@BellsFarming you’re welcome
Love the “corn flash”! At first I didn’t understand what he was doing, long days at work myself… I rewound the video and was not disappointed! Sweet corn, sweet video! Always an interesting watch! Stay safe, mad love & respect from the West Coast!
Another Great Video 👍 Great content, keep up the great work!
Now I want some sweet corn. 😊 Thanks for the vid. I’ve been curious about the whole process.
You guys work so hard! 😄👍
Oh my!
Half our packing operation is outside , we very seldom get any rain during harvest here in Eastern Washington [ it only rains when they cut hay , HA HA ] We tried getting into Wal Mart , we had 5 Wall Mart store mangers say they would take our corn . But the regional manger never got back to us , even though we called him several times
Getting into Walmart is not an easy thing at all, it took us years, and the harmonized gap plus is a pain as well. But they buy a lot of product
That corn looks GOOD!!!
'Really appreciate your multitasking abilities, I can't help but have great respect for you and all farmers who provide the heretofore ample food supplies we , as a nation, have enjoyed. Thanks and best wishes...I "liked" this video. 'Need more.
No rest for you guys❤
Looking Lovely Molly ! 🇬🇧
❤xx
Great video ...thank you 🐾🌽
Awesome video Molly!
You know to shrink wrapped your pallets they have turntables. It makes it very easy and less tiring and less dizziness also. I used to fix them in the 80's. Nice corn that was a teaser.
yea those are not cheap either
Another great vid, love all of the hair clips and glasses in the truck. It is nice to see how clean you guys are after a hard days work. Good luck this season.
Everyone enjoys the sweet of the corn!
What a load of work Molly . Thanks for the vid
We all know the dog is the really in charge.
You are one hard working young lady,Would love to have you on my farm.NW Ohio
Your videos are still bringing back my childhood memories of working at the old Burfield Farm in Ohio.. We told the kids to put 62 ears per bag because some of the kids couldn't count that well. I was running the pixall picker with a 8600 ford roasting an ear on the exhaust manifold of the tractor. It would be roasted perfectly timed with a wagon load. LOL Also we bagged off the flat bed wagons in the field. Your employees are spoiled.... You guys are lightyears ahead of what we did back in the day.
great video!!!
I watched your harvesting video yesterday and today I picked up some local white potatoes and sweet corn for supper. It was good but I got there late and the corn that was left didn't look as plump as your corn does.
Happy Happy hard working folks at Bells Farms
Smooth operation.. Thanks for sharing.😊
Enjoyed your video as always
Another great video Molly. It’s interesting looking at your production line from the UK.
You seem a little more relaxed in terms of PPE requirements for staff. The UK supermarkets have a load of very stringent requirements on their suppliers. Everyone on that picking line would have had hair nets, white coats & regulation caps. Yes, just for simple stuff like vegetables.
The UK supermarkets are also obsessed with everything being on little plastic trays & heat sealed. So you can buy 2 sweetcorn kernels on a sealed tray ( imagine the waste). The end result is that suppliers have a lot of waste (as much as 30% on some products) all because the item couldn’t fit on a stupid plastic tray.
In addition the stuff that doesn’t meet their spec can’t be sold for human consumption anywhere else, so it ends up as animal feed or fuel for AD plants.
It’s utter madness. 😩
Sainsbury's supermarket sells corn unpacked.
Send me some sweet corn up to Canada looks delish🤪
Great video Molly ! That’s a lot of corn.
Bessie🐶😂🤣 That dog cracks me up😂 Great vid Molly!
The lady have a sunshine smile 🤔🙈🤣🙈🙃🥰🙃
Howdy from way up in Aroostook County. We too are getting ready for harvest up here. Broccoli is winding down up here and Spuds will be going here in Mid to late September. Never knew we had corn farmers here in Maine until I watched the channel.
Wouldn’t it be more efficient I’ve the bags have a hooking system that keeps them open. It’s saves you a hand for picking the corn
Tried it, was slower
THANKS!
always appreciate your content Molly, was nice to see Bessie riding shotgun :)
My my Molly, you make wish I were 30 years younger and you were single, lol You rock!