Thanks for this! I actually thought that pumpkin farmers just plowed under the old pumpkins that no one bought and they just popped up the next year lol
Thank you so much for this so hard to find pumpkin "farm" videos. Not backyard farming lol. Two things that would help is where your located? Also curious to know on how varieties are planted? Separating them or keeping them together.
We are located in Woodland Washington. One section of the field is for snowball pumpkins which are small and white. These are very popular. Another section will be another standard jack o lantern pumpkin. Varieties are generally separated.
I really like that Allis Chalmers in the background. Thinking about my future in small-scale farming, and it turns out an uncle JUST sold his narrow front WD45. What awful timing!
@@FlanaganHomestead thanks for the wealth of information in the videos! I'm considering a lot of things at the moment and pumpkins are a prominent feature on the list. I didn't grow up farming, but it's been in the works for over a decade now.
@@FlanaganHomestead THANK YOU WHAT ORANGE PUMPKINS ARE BEST FOR PENNYLVANIA DO YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW I AM GOING TO PLANT ABOUT 40 ACRES THIS YEAR THANKS RICH!
@@rdk162 I really can’t speak to Pennsylvania and if there is one specific orange variety best for that region. Are you interested in other varieties as well. Fireball (orange and yellow stripe) and snowball are popular around here.
This information is very helpful and informative for me . I am from Seattle , now I live in Woodstock Vermont . I am planning to buy 15 acres and plant pumpkins and corn . I am not sure how much of either I am going to plant the first year I kind of want to keep it small and under control. But then again I won't know till the tilling is underway. I was wondering how many acres the pumpkin patch is up to this year . Thank you for the wonderful video and good luck !!!
Approximately 30 acres of pumpkins, will probably have to buy more as well from other growers. People have fallen in love with the white snowball pumpkins. Those with a traditional carving pumpkin keep most people happy.
Can you please tell me the name of the planter you guys use? I've searched and searched for something like that. we planted about 2 acres this year by hand and are looking to expand and want that kind of planter. Thanks!
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Stumbled across this video by accident - amazing info thanks a lot!
Thanks for this view of my families favorite farm.
Thanks for this! I actually thought that pumpkin farmers just plowed under the old pumpkins that no one bought and they just popped up the next year lol
Thank you so much for this so hard to find pumpkin "farm" videos. Not backyard farming lol. Two things that would help is where your located? Also curious to know on how varieties are planted? Separating them or keeping them together.
We are located in Woodland Washington. One section of the field is for snowball pumpkins which are small and white. These are very popular. Another section will be another standard jack o lantern pumpkin. Varieties are generally separated.
I really like that Allis Chalmers in the background. Thinking about my future in small-scale farming, and it turns out an uncle JUST sold his narrow front WD45. What awful timing!
Thanks for kind words. Sorry about the sale of needed equipment. Are you considering doing pumpkins.
@@FlanaganHomestead thanks for the wealth of information in the videos!
I'm considering a lot of things at the moment and pumpkins are a prominent feature on the list. I didn't grow up farming, but it's been in the works for over a decade now.
GREAT VIDEO ....DO YOU HAVE A DEER FENCE AROUND THE FIELDS YOU PLANT IN? HOW BIG A PROBLEM ARE DEER AND WOODCHUCKS?
No fence. Deer have not been a big problem. Mice are the worst and in wet fall seasons worms come up and compromise the pumpkins
@@FlanaganHomestead THANK YOU WHAT ORANGE PUMPKINS ARE BEST FOR PENNYLVANIA DO YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW I AM GOING TO PLANT ABOUT 40 ACRES THIS YEAR THANKS RICH!
@@rdk162 I really can’t speak to Pennsylvania and if there is one specific orange variety best for that region. Are you interested in other varieties as well. Fireball (orange and yellow stripe) and snowball are popular around here.
This information is very helpful and informative for me . I am from Seattle , now I live in Woodstock Vermont . I am planning to buy 15 acres and plant pumpkins and corn . I am not sure how much of either I am going to plant the first year I kind of want to keep it small and under control. But then again I won't know till the tilling is underway. I was wondering how many acres the pumpkin patch is up to this year . Thank you for the wonderful video and good luck !!!
Approximately 30 acres of pumpkins, will probably have to buy more as well from other growers. People have fallen in love with the white snowball pumpkins. Those with a traditional carving pumpkin keep most people happy.
WHAT IS THE SPRAYING ATTACHMENT FOR THE TRACTOR called thanks rich
Can you please tell me the name of the planter you guys use? I've searched and searched for something like that. we planted about 2 acres this year by hand and are looking to expand and want that kind of planter. Thanks!
www.wizardplanters.com/en/company/
@@FlanaganHomestead Thank you!
How do you make the “hills” to plant the seeds?
Hi nice video.
What brand is the seed drill ??
How close wounds in the pumpkins ??
Regards Mads