Thx for the video. The knowledge u give out is always detailed and precise. Your not just trying to get a video out for the views, but for a bit of a teachable moment as well.
I appreciate that Eric! It's certainly a learing process to not only film our farm life but to keep it interesting and informative at the same time...hopefully it will keep getting better!
Your videos are so interesting and informative! You're a great teacher. I lived on a farm the first 5 years of my life (almost 70 years ago!) and things were much different. I had no idea what goes into the veggies I buy from you at the farmers' market! TY for doing these vlogs!
Thank you so much for the kind words! It's comments like this that help keep me motivated to continue filming my life on our farm...sometimes it becomes a real pain in the but and can slow me down, not to mention the time it take to edit all the footgage, but fortunately I really enjoy it so I will keep them coming!
As a gardener for over 35 years, I never knew as much as you do now, especially about one of my favorite fruits, tomatoes. Always learn something about your videos Jason. Hey, where is the closest place from Wooster to one of your distibutors? Great show again, by the way.
I'm sure you have a ton of knowlege from that many years of gardening! Now that I've been doing it for a living for over 24 years you hope to know what your doing, and if you don't know something you better figure it out quickly haha. I still come across many issues that I don't have the answers to and knowing other growers to network with has been invaluable over the years. Thanks!
Hey Fred, I appreciate you checking out the video, glad you found interesting! Unfortunately, with all this filming and editing of our farm, I don’t have time to create any backpacking or kayaking content, lol
Just found your channel today. Thanks for sharing with us. You have a great looking bunch of tomatoes for sure . Your videos explain what it takes to keep the plants growing and producing. Really looking forward to watching y’all grow harvest and sell .
Thanks for stopping by Bill, I really appreciate it! The plants are doing really well and we’re currently harvesting about 100 ten pound boxes every other day. Lots of vegetable farming content on its way!
I will definitetly make a video about this...I actually did make one already and I wasn't wearing my lapel mic and the audio was terrible from all the fans running in the greenhouse so I wasn't happy with it and never released it, but I will plan to do it again soon!
Jason, as always I find your videos informative. As today I learned new terminology about tomatoes (zipper scars come from the bloom being attached as the tomato grows). I understand that you invest a lot of your time making these, but rest assured that you are definitely teaching us better ways that we can improve our yields. Thanks!!
I’ll do my best to keep putting out lots of content about our farm, fortunately I enjoy doing it, but it does come at a small cost, I’m coming up on one month of no content on my personal channel, which is about kayaking and backpacking and camping, but that’s OK. When the farming season is over I’ll have plenty of time to catch up on that channel.
@@wishwellfarms Yea I just did a small over nighter in the quehanna area. Everything’s so green and pretty right now . Let me know next time you’re in the area . Bubba burger on me 🍔😋
@@nikokane5 will do! I actually have been invited to participate in the PA Wilds Explorers project by the Keystone Trails Association. Here is what it entails: Early access to a new >300-mile trail loop that is under development in the PA Wilds region Participation in virtual focus groups during late May/early June 2024 will help us make critical trail decisions (including the name!) Providing feedback that will help us create the safest and most enjoyable trail experience for all hikers Collaboration on content that will help us promote the new trail when it becomes public Sounds fun to me!
@@wishwellfarms yea that PA Wild trail has been in the making for awhile . A few people have done a version of it already. Sounds like future Jason Wish FKT lol.
Привіт з України. А який це сорт? Я висаджую в теплиці сорт пінк хіт турецької селекції і в кісті в'яжеться від п'яти до вісьми помідорин, чьотирі тільки на першой кісті. Рекомендую спробувати цей сорт, тільки він не красний , а розовий.
Great video bro. I'm considering doing some hydroponic tomatoes and you have some very useful info!
Thank you, glad to hear they have been helpful! Best of luck to you on your growing journey!
Thx for the video. The knowledge u give out is always detailed and precise. Your not just trying to get a video out for the views, but for a bit of a teachable moment as well.
I appreciate that Eric! It's certainly a learing process to not only film our farm life but to keep it interesting and informative at the same time...hopefully it will keep getting better!
Your videos are so interesting and informative! You're a great teacher. I lived on a farm the first 5 years of my life (almost 70 years ago!) and things were much different. I had no idea what goes into the veggies I buy from you at the farmers' market! TY for doing these vlogs!
Thank you so much for the kind words! It's comments like this that help keep me motivated to continue filming my life on our farm...sometimes it becomes a real pain in the but and can slow me down, not to mention the time it take to edit all the footgage, but fortunately I really enjoy it so I will keep them coming!
As a gardener for over 35 years, I never knew as much as you do now, especially about one of my favorite fruits, tomatoes. Always learn something about your videos Jason. Hey, where is the closest place from Wooster to one of your distibutors? Great show again, by the way.
I'm sure you have a ton of knowlege from that many years of gardening! Now that I've been doing it for a living for over 24 years you hope to know what your doing, and if you don't know something you better figure it out quickly haha. I still come across many issues that I don't have the answers to and knowing other growers to network with has been invaluable over the years. Thanks!
This is really interesting!! Never really thought about picking and packing on a large scale. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Fred, I appreciate you checking out the video, glad you found interesting! Unfortunately, with all this filming and editing of our farm, I don’t have time to create any backpacking or kayaking content, lol
Just found your channel today. Thanks for sharing with us. You have a great looking bunch of tomatoes for sure . Your videos explain what it takes to keep the plants growing and producing. Really looking forward to watching y’all grow harvest and sell .
Thanks for stopping by Bill, I really appreciate it! The plants are doing really well and we’re currently harvesting about 100 ten pound boxes every other day. Lots of vegetable farming content on its way!
It would be cool to see the lowering of the tomatoes some time if you get a chance!
I will definitetly make a video about this...I actually did make one already and I wasn't wearing my lapel mic and the audio was terrible from all the fans running in the greenhouse so I wasn't happy with it and never released it, but I will plan to do it again soon!
Jason, as always I find your videos informative. As today I learned new terminology about tomatoes (zipper scars come from the bloom being attached as the tomato grows). I understand that you invest a lot of your time making these, but rest assured that you are definitely teaching us better ways that we can improve our yields. Thanks!!
I’ll do my best to keep putting out lots of content about our farm, fortunately I enjoy doing it, but it does come at a small cost, I’m coming up on one month of no content on my personal channel, which is about kayaking and backpacking and camping, but that’s OK. When the farming season is over I’ll have plenty of time to catch up on that channel.
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Hey Tim! Whenever I see you in the comments my heart and mind go directly to the amazing trails in the PA wilds!
@@wishwellfarms
Yea I just did a small over nighter in the quehanna area. Everything’s so green and pretty right now . Let me know next time you’re in the area . Bubba burger on me 🍔😋
@@nikokane5 will do! I actually have been invited to participate in the PA Wilds Explorers project by the Keystone Trails Association. Here is what it entails:
Early access to a new >300-mile trail loop that is under development in the PA Wilds region
Participation in virtual focus groups during late May/early June 2024 will help us make critical trail decisions (including the name!)
Providing feedback that will help us create the safest and most enjoyable trail experience for all hikers
Collaboration on content that will help us promote the new trail when it becomes public
Sounds fun to me!
@@wishwellfarms yea that PA Wild trail has been in the making for awhile . A few people have done a version of it already. Sounds like future Jason Wish FKT lol.
@@nikokane5 Ha! No way, I'm gonna enjoy that one at a nice leisurely pace!
Привіт з України. А який це сорт? Я висаджую в теплиці сорт пінк хіт турецької селекції і в кісті в'яжеться від п'яти до вісьми помідорин, чьотирі тільки на першой кісті. Рекомендую спробувати цей сорт, тільки він не красний , а розовий.
We plant Geronimo, Big Dena, Terero and Ondero. I can’t sell pink tomatoes unfortunately.
I rather have a cheap bottle of keaup
You can’t beat them in off-season May, June, July