The Veggie Boys said boxes of I think it was Cauliflower were going for $100 at the auction so they left. They said they usually sell for about $20 a box. People who need fruit and veggies are paying higher prices everywhere. I buy a lot of veggies at the store. I've had people say "I can't afford to get those". I always tell them "Put back those two $5.00 bags of snacks".
Wowww lots of varieties of vagies n fruits its my first time to see a yellow cauliflower so amazing man and I just love those black berries n cherries n I could feel the fragrance of those flowers wonderful video man God bless u
Wowww…you can see the freshness through the screen! In my area, you always see a “lead in” priced item and leave the rest as/for impulse shopping. Loved seeing the Amish wagon wheels…didn’t see much of rubber, as in the olden days. Nice video, Logan!
Interesting. Beautiful veggies & flowers. Idk about touching all the veggies at the market though. Guess it’s a reminder to wash anything you buy really good.
That was very interesting to see what goes on at the fruit and veggie markets. They are very similar to the ones here in Brisbane. You have the good work mate your doing a great job.
Wow that was really interesting. The one small vegetable that you couldn’t identify is called Patty pan squash I believe. I’ve heard of these auctions before but I’ve never seen one before. It would have been interesting to know how much some of the boxes sold for. Maybe next time you can include some of the actual auction and bidding? Congratulations for getting the corn that you needed.🥰❤️🇨🇦🫶🏻
It's interesting how different areas do things differently. I'm in Western Pa right near the Oh line and over here sweet corn is always bagged in the mesh bags at the auction. The bins would be much simpler, but I guess the bags would be better for the buyer who doesn't have equipment on his end to handle the bins. How many dozen on average is in a bin? $7/doz wow, I'm guessing it will be $10/doz at the roadside stands. Glad I planted enough for us and the neighbors (and the raccoons, groundhogs, and deer).
I really liked this one especially! Thank you Logan! I've never been to the Leola auction. I've seen lots of footage, and yours is some of the best, and among the best explanations for people who are looking in on that side of agriculture and want to become familiar with how it works. I think you did a really great job especially; just my honest opinion! Those black caps at 3:36 +, those are gold! I wonder what those went for? lol Black cap jam is private stock lol Almost too precious to market. The blackberries at 4:00 are "ok" lol. This video was like a "pro" job, but with your personal, approachable feel that also made it a family experience, which the market is for many of the sellers and buyers. Thanks again!
Hello! Glad to see everything going well so far this summer for you! No pressure at all, no time restraint but just curious if you’ll get around to making the videos with you playing with and popping all the big beach balls? Again I understand you’re all very busy especially during the summer but I was just curious if it was still going to happen. Thanks!
Sweet corn at the Cumberland valley auction outside shippensburg Pa a few weeks ago was going for $14 dz. And like you said. How can one make a profit after the overhead. Very nice videos sir.
Great Video Really like the horse wagon
Loved the horse and buggy. That was great. GOD'S blessings to you.
We loved that too! Thanks for watching 😃
The vegetable you didn't recognize is patty pan squash 😊
You are correct.
The variety is starburst.
Thank u I always wondered how that auction works do the buyer have to buy the whole pallet of u wanted enough to can
and they taste good, not of a lot but good, i plant them
Thanks! Well done!!!
One of my favorite videos! Thanks!
Great video mate. Enjoyed watching it.
The Veggie Boys said boxes of I think it was Cauliflower were going for $100 at the auction so they left. They said they usually sell for about $20 a box. People who need fruit and veggies are paying higher prices everywhere. I buy a lot of veggies at the store. I've had people say "I can't afford to get those". I always tell them "Put back those two $5.00 bags of snacks".
Williamsburg in Wayne country has a vegetable auction 3 times a week it is a lot close her
Love the video
Wowww lots of varieties of vagies n fruits its my first time to see a yellow cauliflower so amazing man and I just love those black berries n cherries n I could feel the fragrance of those flowers wonderful video man God bless u
Thanks for watching! God bless!
Wowww…you can see the freshness through the screen! In my area, you always see a “lead in” priced item and leave the rest as/for impulse shopping. Loved seeing the Amish wagon wheels…didn’t see much of rubber, as in the olden days. Nice video, Logan!
Thanks for watching!! I’m glad you enjoy my channel 😃
Interesting. Beautiful veggies & flowers. Idk about touching all the veggies at the market though. Guess it’s a reminder to wash anything you buy really good.
Very Interesting
Ooo I wish I leaving closer-I would buy box off whites peppers 👍😊🥰
Good leaf cabbage. Hard to find. We grow sweet corn by huge fields. Corn is 1.00 an earn in Georgia.
That was very interesting to see what goes on at the fruit and veggie markets. They are very similar to the ones here in Brisbane. You have the good work mate your doing a great job.
Thanks for watching 😃
Glad to see y'all.Thats a nice auction!
Wow what a great market u have.🤩🤭😲
Very nice
Wow
This is a nice one like it a lot
Those big ol' berries are mulberries! Nice as jam. We have them growing everywhere wild in Toronto :) There's some nice fruit at that auction.
i feel we were cheated out of a wink haha
Wow! Were these vegtables grow in greenhouses? Seems early, but they are absolutely beautiful.
I miss sour cherries from Michigan, very good for baking.
What do they charge the buyer and seller premium at the Auction
Buyer nothing, seller I’m not exactly sure. Thanks for watching!
Show some actual bidding.
the little yellow things are pan squash
Very cool. Do you have to have a special license to go there?
No,but you will have to pre-register. Get a number. Also if you don't have a buisness license,you'll will pay taxes.
Am I the only person that missed the auction?
Where is this place at in Pennsylvania?
Leola, near Lancaster
Where the address please
How disappointing. From your description I thought I was going to get to see an auction. What I got was photos of lots of vegetables. 😩
Wow that was really interesting. The one small vegetable that you couldn’t identify is called Patty pan squash I believe. I’ve heard of these auctions before but I’ve never seen one before. It would have been interesting to know how much some of the boxes sold for. Maybe next time you can include some of the actual auction and bidding? Congratulations for getting the corn that you needed.🥰❤️🇨🇦🫶🏻
It's interesting how different areas do things differently. I'm in Western Pa right near the Oh line and over here sweet corn is always bagged in the mesh bags at the auction. The bins would be much simpler, but I guess the bags would be better for the buyer who doesn't have equipment on his end to handle the bins. How many dozen on average is in a bin? $7/doz wow, I'm guessing it will be $10/doz at the roadside stands. Glad I planted enough for us and the neighbors (and the raccoons, groundhogs, and deer).
I really liked this one especially! Thank you Logan!
I've never been to the Leola auction. I've seen lots of footage, and yours is some of the best, and among the best explanations for people who are looking in on that side of agriculture and want to become familiar with how it works. I think you did a really great job especially; just my honest opinion! Those black caps at 3:36 +, those are gold! I wonder what those went for? lol Black cap jam is private stock lol Almost too precious to market. The blackberries at 4:00 are "ok" lol. This video was like a "pro" job, but with your personal, approachable feel that also made it a family experience, which the market is for many of the sellers and buyers. Thanks again!
Thanks for watching!! Glad you’re enjoying my channel 😃
PA grows some amazing food. Thanks for this video it was very interesting.
More like grows some amazing people.
so nice vegetable auction. stay safe
Just subscribed watching all your videos from the beginning 👏👏👏👍👍👍 Love from the UK x
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wow...
The little yellow thinks look like a kind of squash
Eggplant is gorgeous!!!
Thanks for showing the auction. Is it just once a week? I've been wondering what it looked like (from hearing about one on Veggie Boys).
The display carts in your store are really nice. You've got an impressive operation going.
I spent 40 yrs buying,an selling at the markets in Pa.Great ppl.
Good insight into what happens at a produce auction. How is the sweet corn this year so far? I'm dying for some tasty corn on the cob.....
the veggie boys also sometimes sell at that auction too
Wow! I' never seen this before the cabbages so big and all the vegetable and fruits fresh.
As always beautiful Amazing upload well done Sir 👏 thanks for sharing and showing around you doing a great job 👍 Merci
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Great Farmers guy's 👍👍✌️ thanks for sharing Worker!!all the best
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I love this, getting to see a vegetable auction. Love the yellow tomatoes and the leeks were awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching! 😃
Hello! Glad to see everything going well so far this summer for you! No pressure at all, no time restraint but just curious if you’ll get around to making the videos with you playing with and popping all the big beach balls? Again I understand you’re all very busy especially during the summer but I was just curious if it was still going to happen. Thanks!
Hey Bobby I plan on doing a video soon when I can get some free time! Thanks for sticking around & enjoying my videos 😃
Love your videos, very informative. Wished I lived in an area with more farms. Thanks Logan.
Thanks for watching!! 😃
Sweet corn at the Cumberland valley auction outside shippensburg Pa a few weeks ago was going for $14 dz. And like you said. How can one make a profit after the overhead. Very nice videos sir.
Woah that’s crazy!! You’re right you can’t make a profit off that. Insane!! Thanks for watching 😃
What kind of corn, near me you can get a dozen for 5 bucks