Hello Logan. Glad you got rid of the fruit trees…they’re too much work with the pruning, spraying, etc. I had a dozen trees in my backyard and now have two apple trees left. The wildlife was well fed and left next to nothing for my labour . You guys know what produces better for income. Dad’s new toy sputtering to start was weirdly funny! Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
The potatoes are still looking so good. Great harvest. Love how you clean and organize everything on the farm. It makes everything look better and I am sure it makes you feel good. Love watching every video. You always make every video interesting and a joy to watch. Thanks Logan!
Thanks Logan! For your dibble board, consider bracing it with 2 or 3 lengths of steel or aluminum angle or square tube, some of which even comes with holes already in it if you want. That should take out the warp in the plywood. You might also remount the dibble part to a piece of aluminum plate or thick plastic. I'm concerned for you guys about 'bombing' the greenhouse. Whatever you are spraying will adhere to the 'walls', then won't it 'cook off' the sides from the heat and moisture over time? It's a mostly enclosed space. It seems risky if you are using herbicides or other chemicals.
Worked for the third largest nursery on the east coast 20 years ago. Every Friday night I would us two Dyna-floggers to treat a propagation barn and a barefoot barn.
Thanks for sharing, everything looks so good. We try to support our small green houses and farms up here in the Hudson Valley of NY. Happy Easter to you and the family.
Hey Logan and as always beautiful sharing adventure documentary countryside content video and a very interesting video to watch and I really appreciate and enjoy watching your lifestyle documentary and thanks again for showing around, and absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage camera work and I really appreciate and enjoy watching it, thanks again and stay safe my friend ..
Thanks for the video Logan, your potatoes do look like they were just pigs. Your so fortunate to have your parents and grandparents, treasure them because time doesn't stand still, but I think you already do treasure them. Well young man until next time take care, Caio
Dear Logan and family,
Thank you for sharing your progress and surprises! You inspire me every day!
Miss seeing Frank
Guy was an awesome worker with a great attitude!
Will we see him again?
No sadly, he has gotten a job elsewhere. Thanks for watching!! 😃
Nice Tag Machine😊
Lots of potatoes😊
Lots of seeding in the greenhouses 😊
Never a Dull Moment on the Farm. If you’re Not Busy, it gets you wondering what you Forgot but GOD knows your List never does run out. 😬👍🙏
My heavens!! Y'all are busy busy! ❤
Hello Logan. Glad you got rid of the fruit trees…they’re too much work with the pruning, spraying, etc. I had a dozen trees in my backyard and now have two apple trees left. The wildlife was well fed and left next to nothing for my labour . You guys know what produces better for income. Dad’s new toy sputtering to start was weirdly funny! Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
The potatoes are still looking so good. Great harvest. Love how you clean and organize everything on the farm. It makes everything look better and I am sure it makes you feel good. Love watching every video. You always make every video interesting and a joy to watch. Thanks Logan!
Thanks Logan! For your dibble board, consider bracing it with 2 or 3 lengths of steel or aluminum angle or square tube, some of which even comes with holes already in it if you want. That should take out the warp in the plywood. You might also remount the dibble part to a piece of aluminum plate or thick plastic.
I'm concerned for you guys about 'bombing' the greenhouse. Whatever you are spraying will adhere to the 'walls', then won't it 'cook off' the sides from the heat and moisture over time? It's a mostly enclosed space. It seems risky if you are using herbicides or other chemicals.
Worked for the third largest nursery on the east coast 20 years ago. Every Friday night I would us two Dyna-floggers to treat a propagation barn and a barefoot barn.
Beautiful farm. Your pups are.living their best life.
Thanks for sharing, everything looks so good. We try to support our small green houses and farms up here in the Hudson Valley of NY. Happy Easter to you and the family.
Wow Logan. I couldn't get over how good those potatoes look. The look like you just got them up. Potatoes down here would be sprouting.
Over where I live, there is an apple and pear farmer that does "U pick" for 2 weekends in the fall.
Hey Logan and as always beautiful sharing adventure documentary countryside content video and a very interesting video to watch and I really appreciate and enjoy watching your lifestyle documentary and thanks again for showing around, and absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage camera work and I really appreciate and enjoy watching it, thanks again and stay safe my friend ..
I don’t know why, but watching that fogger start up had me 😂
I was thinking it sounded like a whoopee cushion on steroids at first lol
Thanks for the video Logan, your potatoes do look like they were just pigs. Your so fortunate to have your parents and grandparents, treasure them because time doesn't stand still, but I think you already do treasure them. Well young man until next time take care, Caio
Always enjoy your history lessons😅. Plus, Sammie should be in every video.
Can you share with us how your WiFi signal beaming system that reaches your barns and other buildings works? Thank you
Thanks for the video Logan
Another great video. Thanks!
Frank will be unavailable,but what about Steph ? Without both of them you gonna have hard times later in the season.
i thought the big button on top of the fogger is to start it with your foot so you can make a quick exit?
Happy Easter Logan Albert Colton frank
Happy Easter!! 🐣🐇
Fruit trees should be a bit easier to grow now than when you were little, with the warmer growing zones. Just my 2 cents from northeastern Maryland.
Good day to all.
You may have answered this in the past but how big are your greenhouses?
Where do you get the big bins at? Is there anywhere with good pricing you would recommend?