We stopped growing certain fruits and vegetables. Why?
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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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I loved this video. I don't care what it's about. Your family makes the video. And we got to see Callie babysitting Grandpa!
Couldn’t have said it any better! Your videos are always fun and interesting no matter the subject. Thanks everyone!
Glad you enjoyed!
Exactly! I love the family dynamics and wish this is something my family could do but we are now scattered between IL and MN.
I remember growing up chatting with my dad about how we could all live close knit on a somewhat large property and raise a market garden and animals. We would all have our jobs.
So it's amazing to see what I thought was only a dream be working so wonderfully for a nice family like yours!
❤️'I'm baby sittin grandpa'❤️
Loved the informational video! Love the joy the comes from grandpa every time he’s near that precious Callie.
SURPRIZE just found you on youtube an sub.excited to see your vidios watch the lunch with wife & baby she is so sweet am 81 & homebound so glad to fine new subject an family content had a laptop for 4 yrs. an never seen this before how long you been on youtube ??? thankyou sending love & prayers for this new ch. I found best wishes xoxo From Canada
We made our first trip from D.C. just to come check out the farm. It was awesome! We bought 3 giant pumpkins, several different veggies and grapes. I laughed when I saw this episode, because I am sitting here eating grapes from the farm. Keep up the videos, they are awesome!
Hey! It was a pleasure to meet you and the kids. Thanks again!
It’s fun to go back and watch older videos :) Callie is walking and talking now but this one from a year ago she is so small 💜
Can't wait for Matt & Tracy's wine vids.
Gotta make sure they stick their pinky fingers out when they sample.
Lol me too!
I absolutely love seeing Grandpa with Callie. Dude that is special.
OMG Concords!!! My absolute favorite!!! I miss em so much 🙂
Another Great Video from my favorite Channel!!! Thanks Veggie Boys!!!
I love vegetables.. watching from Philippines... God bless..
for not knowing much about grapes y'll are doing a great job
thanks for explaining Andrew! I wondered about a bunch of those things.....the carrots and garlic especially. Thank you all for sharing :)
Matt and Tracy are really two peas in a pod.
Cheers.
Just found your channel yesterday great videos nice to see family working together
Our Veggie Family works so hard for us, let's get them over 100,000 subscribers. They have lots of mouths to feed especially babies
Slowing down for a rainy day occasionally is a good thing. 👋🏻
Grandma is still so energetic at her age..stay healthy grandma and also every one..
Stay safe and healthy. Great job!
Hi , Love you all .🥰💖
Such positive energy, love this family, love this channel. Greetings from Oz. 😊🇦🇺
The best carrots we've ever eaten were in Australia. Don't know why, but they were so mild and tender and sweet but still crunchy.
You are inspiration. I'm sharing your videos to garden enthusiasts. Greetings from Montenegro, Europe 🍁🌸🍏🍊🌴🌱🍇
I love to see the unity of the family working together.
as always, enjoyable, educational, and family....thank you
should defoliate around the clusters and remove secondary shoots once the fruit is set and going into veraison. then defoliate again around now to deter fungus. if you defoliate before fruit set you have a chance at losing berries. i work in a vineyard in PA, we grow 8 varieties of wine grapes. its a looooot of work, lol.
Thank you so much that’s very helpful
@@matthewochs8189 no problem! grapes are timid but rewarding crop. you guys did great though!
Beautiful family amazing people loved it..God blessed..😍🙏
Hi ..new subscriber here..loved your videos..💖💖
Thank you Andrew for showing what the Veggie Girls and Grammy do in the market. I know all the girls work hard as the Veggie guys do. Boy is Grammy a worker making Salsa, Banana Bread, Zucchini Bread, and Tomato Jelly Yum Yum!!! Thanks Faye
I love all your videos 🥰🥰🥰
Oh my goodness your wifey is awesome 😎. Callie is a good girl for watching grandpa and making sure he behaved 🤣😂
That’s a full time job
😂🤣 Yes it is!!
You have such a beautiful farm.
Great vid, “I’m babysitting grandpa” hilarious you have an awesome family keep up the good work.
It’s always I joy to see your videos. You do SUPER job of editing and keeping them interesting. I’ve been viewing your older videos and it really shows you have become more relaxed talking on camera. Thank you for information on invasion of insects. Also nice knowing someone has to be trained on what to look for and how to get rid of them. Lots of behind scenes work farmers must do. It was added bonus of Callie watching Grandpa.
Thanks for the kind words
I like your presentation, you and your family makes me smile, thank you, for that. Watching your family makes me think of when my family was together, my husband just passed and my kids are all grown, so it let's me relive my younger years, I loved my garden, and canning, everything, so you kids , keep on doing what your doing.it makes people happy,
Good morning veggies boys and girls
12:15
Lantern fly comes in to say he will do what he wants!
SUPPORT YOUNG FARM!!!Great Grandpa,great people thanks for share Andrew!!
Hi Vegie Boys!! I'm a friend of Nancy Fehr's and she has told me for years about working there with you guys and how much she cares about all of you all. She is so happy to see you all on you tube and I am too! Hoping the best for all your hard work. Sister Laura Lockridge.
Great video! Thanks for answering my question about the watermelon and cantaloupes! Very educational about the fly!
My two year old has asked why Grandpa doesn’t say ‘subscribe’ or ‘where’s my pants’ anymore!? Because of us following you guys, and him hearing Grandpa, he closes out our videos for our farm like Grandpa ♥️
That is so cute.
Of course we enjoy watching your videos :) They are relaxing to watch, funny with clean language and good humor, very informative and best of all, being able to see a great family working hard together to feed people.
I started eating tomatoes regularly because of your videos, they are delicious.
There was a lot in this video. Very informative. Thanks. I'd love to see how Matt makes wine from those grapes.
Great videos and awesome job. Grew up on a family dairy farm
even the old videos are good ones...
I get so much enjoyment from your videos ❤️ Thank you
Corpus Christi TX
Great Video. Well Done.
You have a happy life man, its work its muddy its some nerves but your revenue its directly to your work and thats whats so amazing about being a farmer.
I grew up on country side, but we never had any land, I had some neighbours that were going work on the field and I always wanted to be a farmer but at least I can enjoy your videos instead. You got a very beautiful life and remember this comment when you have shitty days.
Wet basement. A great fix is a French drain. You have enough help you could install it in the basement around the perimeter in a day and connect it to a sump pump. Hope this helps.
I just love the way y'all spoiling baby girl ❤❤❤
Really informative video Andrew..
Truth be told my day is not complete without seeing your videos Andrew. Keep em coming!
My mom used to make beet jelly is was so good miss ya mom
Great update, it is so interesting to hear about what plants you have grown, why do you grow them or why you don’t. Your explanations are easy to understand And make so much sense. Even on a rainy day, there’s so much to be done at the farm and in the market. This was like getting a behind-the-scenes tour, and felt very special. Lauren is so sweet!
Thanks for a nice video
Love your stuff
man i like your videos very friendly and informative, greetings from bahrain
Those orchards would be awesome. Sad you gave it up after so many years establishment, they would have just started pumping more and more fruit over time, allowing you to practice with the initial lower yield period
I really enjoyed this video today because it wasn’t just getting things out for market and also putting everything out for the market and picking produce❣️❣️ today you had very Highwinds and a lot of rain and we got to see a different version of what happened on the farm when that happens. I lived on the farm and you have days when the weather really plays havoc with your plans not to mention, the farm!! Regardless of your plans, There is always something to do:
•equipment that needs repairing
•Barns/stalls that can be cleaned out or Inner fences & Gates and hinges that can be repaired that seem to always get put off in a perfect for rainy days;
• I need inside the house it’s in the present time to clean the inside windows covered which I loved because I enjoyed getting to see all the things mother cat put away high up on the shelves and I love handling all the beautiful antique glassware passed down from generation after generation making a shiny and polished in my brain on the shelves before you put it all back away for another year ,(or 2);
• bringing out the canned juices flavors, & as grandma was doing and making jams and jellies, as well as many varieties of Christmas brands and gifts before the holiday season was upon us and getting them in the freezer or on the shelves but already decorated with ribbons and handmade decorative papers so that you had another job out of the way before the massive Holiday was Upon you
•th were always jobs
Continue page 2 call and I am one of the people that I’ve asked the question about why you don’t have apples and other fruits and I appreciate you taking a moment in this video to address this subject matter on your video! I now understand so much better and having lived in more than one state and regional growing area, I can definitely appreciate what you’re saying!!!!!
It’s not a matter of just bringing in sand and dirt and mulch for a small garden area but when you’re in business it’s a whole different ball game. When you’re in it to make business/Lots of money you can’t really bring in enough soil or dirt/mulch/ or sand you’re after year to grow a Good orchard of apple varieties or cherries or plums etc.❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️In fact it took 20 years almost for my Great-grandfather to have a orchard he was really proud of she passed down to my grandfather, For a soil quality he was very happy with.!!❣️❣️♥️♥️ and when you started talking about the cure is being so deformed because of the rocks, I can totally relate to that because when I was 10 years old, I totally could relate to that as my parents purchased a new land and we had to do a lot of work clearing it and repairing the different types of gardens that my father wanted including a sandy hill for watermelon and sweet potatoes and his red Pontiacs (potatoes, for those who don’t know what that is). Also, several years of killing and plowing and spreading manure from the cattle and the pigs before the Gardens we’re rich enough for the many different types of different types of garden produce we were going to grill… But there was a lot of labor by the children…12, (& parents, too, As we repaired 100 years worth of land in very Poor quality to fabulous Gardens what do you think quality for real funny you’re almost there are you and beyond. But it takes a lot of work to not only prepare soil but also, but I do understand what your soil is limited to or capable of doing especially on a large scale. So thank you so much for talking to us about these issues to those of us who have been pushing it did Eli‘s for myself, I can say you have answered my questions!! Besides, I think you have your hands full and I do love your videos. You have become my top Farm video♥️💜♥️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Beautiful grapes👍🏻
Carl Northeast Ohio I am one of the ones that inquired on growing carrots I grew a little patch of carrots in my garden and I was really shocked how well they done I have a small garden in my backyard with raised beds and I was just wondering thank you for getting back to that love what you guys do cannot wait for your next video one of these days me and my wife said we are going to come out and visit your store God bless
Nice truck
Carrots can be difficult. But strawberries love our rocky soil.
You could plant a square meter of crazy carrots for Halloween decorations 👻
Wow! Tracy picking grapes and making wine. 🍇 🍷 Can’t wait to see what the results will be. (Had to give a shout out to our Merritt Island girl❤️) Even though the weather wasn’t great, there was plenty of interesting stuff going on. I enjoyed seeing the inside of the store and I actually have wondered about onions and the other missing vegetables, so you’re explanation was great.
Man this eps feel so new
You ended without seeing what she cooked . . . 😱. Lol!
We'd love to see her recipe for that tomato jelly. Asking again for Grammy to show us some of her wisdom on recipes using what you guys grow.
Love you videos 👍🏻
Thanks for another lovely video Andrew. Nice to see your family working together. And thank you for answering the question that was in my mind for a few days now. The carrots! Hope the weather in your area will improve soonest and we will hear that crunch crunch crunch sound of bell pepper picking as well as corn again. Cute Callie, taking good care of grandpa 😊
Best regards 🙏🏼
Watching from Hong Kong 🌼
So carrots like sandy soil. Good to know. Since I have trouble growing them too.
Some of my fondest memories of my Grandparents is of helping them in their gardens as a child. Being able to spend so much time with your family, when you all work side by side, is incredibly special! Callie is going to have a magnificent childhood!
I can't wait to see your next video Ive learned a lot from your family farm. Jealous Im so far away not to be able to come to your Market it looks great
My dad likes to watch the basement during storms too… he prepared two pumps just for the basement in case it floods. XD our house is lower than the neighboring houses so water flows our way during storms which means my dad had valid concerns and wasn’t over prepared with the two pumps.
Your dad and I are alike.
wow…amazing
you should switch to no till also. Even with rocky soil french carrots. We grow Parisian carrots
Funny at the 12:00 - 12:30 minute of the video as your talking about Flys one is flying in and out of the camera shot. Probably just a regular fly but still funny.
Lol I saw that while I was editing
Well I certainly get it about onions. I have happily grown them for years near Heathrow Airport in London but this year we had intense downpours at the end of July. I checked a few and found they were waterlogged! I looked further and discovered rot was setting in so I pulled the lot out of the ground and removed the outer affected layers. Now I know if this weather comes in I have to cover them with tarps.
Awww Callie babysitting Grandpa, so sweet. Please have Matt and Tracey keep us updated on the wine!
Great job on editing this video.
You should show the people how much time you put in editing content for them on top of the farm work.
I seen a cool seed packet and they were rainbow carrots
Your crew is awesome, and you're a great host! Just found your channel and I'm really enjoying your videos. Thanks for sharing! I'm hoping to start a homestead soon, and I'll accept all the knowledge that you're willing to share! God bless
Thank you for the education of the Latin fly Did not know About that 👍 You have the best vegetables I've ever seen and I grew up on a farm where we grew vegetables .👍👍 In Massachusetts
Something else I like about your family is the simplicity of your eating habits which makes mealtime easier on the cooks. Who needs huge meals when there's all those crops to enjoy.
I get so pumped when I see you've uploaded, I just love this channel!!!! It's time for a horse and barn update, I want to see some horseback riding!!!!❤️👏🏼🐴
Hi just come across your channel, your carrot issue. Ever try making hand made raised beds to avoid the rocks stones ? Ps loving your channel and hellos from Ireland
You keep editing cause I’m gonna keep watching!! 🥕 🚫 😂
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Wish we had a good farm store like this in spring grove, York. I’m originally from Lancaster and miss living over on that side
Concord grapes are yummy
Spotted lanternflies have been in New Jersey for a while now. They seem to have been most prevalent following the tornadoes that came through earlier this month. We've been cleaning up a lot of damage from those storms at home, and had several encounters with trees that were completely infested with the lanternflies. They take a liking to 40-year-old evergreen trees.
They are supposed to be very herdable/trappable both up and down favorite trees. But, what could you do with plastic trap bags full of lantern fly bodies?
FYI The Spotted Lantern Fly is now in the Dauphin, Cumberland County’s moving North. I live in the Harrisburg/Carlisle Area.
Please take us to the auction already!!
How would get rid of the lantern flies should you find them? BTW I love ALL of your videos and family
I grow Niagara grapes, sweet, seedless table ones. I have to soak the bunches in a big bucket until all the earwigs float out cos they hide lol later once they are really ripe I can't fight the wasps for them.
Critters gotta eat too you know.
Great info. Thank you.
Daniel is too cute😍I love to see him in your videos!!
We lost our grape crop this year! Love our homegrown grapes, and we will be more prepared for the rabbits this winter.
What about hydroponic carrots? And other things in the greenhouse...also I just saw a video with hydroponic potatoes!!
5 STARS FOR GRAMMY!
I think carrots and onions are a bit touchy to grow. Was a good season this year for once. Do you have a personal garden, that you grow different things then in the fields.