Can't express enough gratitude for this video as I have a dream to enter the nursery business with very limited education and experience!!! Thank you so much! Very. Much appreciated, and I wish you and your family eternal health and happiness with much prosperity!!! Great video!!! 🌴
Cool video and nice setup! As a greenhouse grower myself, one thing I would suggest is not mixing your pro mix on the ground. Get a large water tank or kiddy pool to mix in. Dumping it on the ground like that is a good way to contaminate the pro mix and could set up disease that could quickly damage your flower crop.
It is great that your grandparents are able to come and help out during the busy season-the epitome of a Family Farm! ps-hold the cheese puffs as a hostage till your grandma bakes you a cake 😂
I have been professionally and continuously involved in vegetable seeding production for 15 years. Despite being in a small area, I still produce over 20 million seedlings annually. I handle all stages of the work, from nutrition to irrigation control and pest management. However, I would like to work in a European or American country. If possible, please assist me. If needed, I can also send you sample photos of my work.
Thank you for sharing this, what a fantastic idea. I'll definitely be looking into buying one for my nursery! Can't believe how much time this will save!
the greenhouse is amazing, your family is your number one blessing helping each other in the farm, likewise with sammy, ben, frank and other staff in the store ad well
Your doing a fantastic job Logan. I love ❤️ Crocs yours look fantastic. I wear mine up to my in-laws farm all the time. Tho I don't work as hard as you do. You and the family will get use to the camera soon. Keep up the great 👍 work.
I loved your video. Thank you for posting it. So neat to see the cool seeder and how my plants get to be shoppable when I buy them. Hey! I love crocs. I wore my pair of Gretel crocs every single day for 10 years. They're still chuggin along but I've switched to Birks now. If you want your feet to stay healthy and not sweat wear 100 percent wool socks year round. It's not your feet's problem, it's these companies making garbage plastic clothing out of petroleum products. Not meant for human skin. Cheers! Nicholette
You are a genius man. Brilliant idea. Or at least I have never seen this and I have this problem. Thanks, you solved a decade old problem for me. Does your farm make this device?
Great video! I work at a family owned nursery that is operating at a similar scale to your family’s nursery. We have a vacuum seeder that looks similar to yours except it’s at least 35 years old (and still going strong). I am in awe of your dirt busting machine though, oh my gosh! That’s AMAZING! I need to show my boss this video. We bust it up with shovels like your dad did, and then continue busting it up with rakes until it’s a good consistency. It’s a lot of work. I will definitely subscribe and check out your other videos :)
You should look into the kubota or iseki vegetable tray seeder machines. They’re meant for plug trays, but you can use them for more than just vegetables. Should be able to find a used one in japan for relatively cheap.
Yes we do. Each green house has a larger heater that can heat the whole green house. The seed room has its own heater also, but we have heating mats for our seedlings so that is separately heated. Thanks for watching!!
@Broyans Farm I'd really like to see that process. There is a huge community of pepper/chili growers that do their seeding one at a time with tweezers. I'm sure a video on that with the correct title and thumbnail would get a lot of views
No your employees do I am so tired of seeing this I do this or that but in reality you have a crew that does it and you take full credit I run a 2500 SQ foot green house at the moment by myself only help I have is a cat catching mice I produce 2,000 plants no fancy equipment or employees
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Good seeing a family working together
I would love to work here all day every day. Plants don’t talk. Looks to be so soothing and such satisfying work. The smell must be so nice to.
It is great that your grandparents are able to come and help out during the busy season
Can't express enough gratitude for this video as I have a dream to enter the nursery business with very limited education and experience!!! Thank you so much! Very. Much appreciated, and I wish you and your family eternal health and happiness with much prosperity!!! Great video!!! 🌴
Cool video and nice setup! As a greenhouse grower myself, one thing I would suggest is not mixing your pro mix on the ground. Get a large water tank or kiddy pool to mix in. Dumping it on the ground like that is a good way to contaminate the pro mix and could set up disease that could quickly damage your flower crop.
It is great that your grandparents are able to come and help out during the busy season-the epitome of a Family Farm! ps-hold the cheese puffs as a hostage till your grandma bakes you a cake 😂
Your family looks great! You are very blessed to have each other! Your grandma seems to be a lot of fun!
I miss my college days when I did protected cultivation course. Beautiful video😊
I have been professionally and continuously involved in vegetable seeding production for 15 years. Despite being in a small area, I still produce over 20 million seedlings annually. I handle all stages of the work, from nutrition to irrigation control and pest management. However, I would like to work in a European or American country. If possible, please assist me. If needed, I can also send you sample photos of my work.
💚💚Hi Logan..!! One thing I can say is Wooow. You're doing a lot of good work and your parents are amazing.I love your Farm..
They were very thoughtful to leave you some cheese puffs!
hello good morning brother. this is very extraordinary, the method of seeding is quite modern, thank you very much for sharing
Thank you for sharing this, what a fantastic idea. I'll definitely be looking into buying one for my nursery! Can't believe how much time this will save!
You have a wonderful family 😊
Working in polyhouse is unique experience❤
I've done a ton of greenhouse work. Hard but fun with family & friends. Pro-mix ends up everywhere when doing flats. Still playing in the dirt too!
So many steps and So much work to produce flowers and veggies
I love my crocs - you wear whatever suits you best 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Don't be shy! You all are such beautiful and hard-working people 🫶
Good video Logan!!!!! I were Crocs as well in the winter. Our new camera will be here tomorrow and I can't wait. Mike
Hey mike! Thanks for watching!! 😃 your videos are great!!
@@BroyansFarmThanks, they will get better.
Appreciate the insight into how your family's farm works
the greenhouse is amazing, your family is your number one blessing helping each other in the farm, likewise with sammy, ben, frank and other staff in the store ad well
That vacuum seeder is so cool.
❤ PERFECT WORK FOR GRANDPAS, I LOVE IT❤ AND FOR EACH ONE.
This is awesome! How lucky you are to have so many family members helping!
Glad to see that you’re doing the social media, it does great work for publicity and your farm.
🇺🇸Thanks ur videos are so educational 🤠❤️
May I ask what is the machine that is breaking up the soil. I buy pro mix and that machine looks very very helpful.
The company name is Royer
Great video. The more your family (and you also) get used to the camera- the more natural it will become. You guys are doing great.
Your doing a fantastic job Logan. I love ❤️ Crocs yours look fantastic. I wear mine up to my in-laws farm all the time. Tho I don't work as hard as you do. You and the family will get use to the camera soon. Keep up the great 👍 work.
so cool to have your family working together like that
I loved your video. Thank you for posting it. So neat to see the cool seeder and how my plants get to be shoppable when I buy them. Hey! I love crocs. I wore my pair of Gretel crocs every single day for 10 years. They're still chuggin along but I've switched to Birks now. If you want your feet to stay healthy and not sweat wear 100 percent wool socks year round. It's not your feet's problem, it's these companies making garbage plastic clothing out of petroleum products. Not meant for human skin. Cheers! Nicholette
Awesome family. Nice to see rules of acquisition 110 at work. “Exploitation begins at home.”
Love your videos, Logan. I wish I was close enough to visit your farm….
Great family ! Great work !
Wow, awesome to see the growing process up close. Thank you!🌱🌷
Hello grandma! 😀😀
Hello!
@@eileenhoffman359 thanks for saying hello back! 😁😀😀
Thank you from Germany
God bless you all!!!
God bless!
awesome video, that vacuumed seed tray is worth its weight in gold! What company has greenhouse kits like that? that one looks great
Cool I'm in Florida and am trying to get something like this started. Great video.
You are a genius man. Brilliant idea. Or at least I have never seen this and I have this problem. Thanks, you solved a decade old problem for me. Does your farm make this device?
Yay Gram and Pap!
Cool setup, i need to grow my own seeds eventually
Good video
I am a new subscriber,very interesting, thank you for sharing 👍🙏👋
Great video! I work at a family owned nursery that is operating at a similar scale to your family’s nursery. We have a vacuum seeder that looks similar to yours except it’s at least 35 years old (and still going strong). I am in awe of your dirt busting machine though, oh my gosh! That’s AMAZING! I need to show my boss this video. We bust it up with shovels like your dad did, and then continue busting it up with rakes until it’s a good consistency. It’s a lot of work.
I will definitely subscribe and check out your other videos :)
Happy family
love to see it in motion! can't help but notice how much plastic is used in the process, are you looking at moving to more green pots packaging?
Is everything built from scratch ?
Yes it is. Everything is started from seed thanks for watching 😁
You should look into the kubota or iseki vegetable tray seeder machines.
They’re meant for plug trays, but you can use them for more than just vegetables.
Should be able to find a used one in japan for relatively cheap.
9:09 I love Crocs - the only 'shoe' that I wear !
Great video! I have a small scale greenhouse that has just been for fun and I love it! What month do you start seeding your impatiens?
i subbed because all real gardeners where crocs. croc lyfe 4 eva
fascinating! Thanks for your video!
What is the extra fine seed starting mix you spoke of?
Omg i hope om near i wanna experience that with a new friends 💓😍😍😍
Well Dad, you must be pretty proud of that kid. I would be, for sure. Kid, ur pretty cool, crocs or no crocs.
Did you make the big dibbler yourself or did you buy it somewhere? If you made it, what are the green dibbler pieces/where did you get them from?
What soil you are using for seedlings
Nice video. What variety of tomatoes was your mom planting in the hanging baskets.
They are known as tumbling toms!
Thanks
Where did you get your greenhouse from?
We're do you buy your hanging baskets from
Love it💓💓💓
Question, do you have a heating system in the greenhouse.
Yes we do. Each green house has a larger heater that can heat the whole green house. The seed room has its own heater also, but we have heating mats for our seedlings so that is separately heated. Thanks for watching!!
it's called a dibbler( makes impression in soil)
great!!
hello, what is this machine for at 10:35
10:15 100% agree on shoes, sometimes i even go bare foot cause you know fuck it, it's hot here.
Hi i need seeder , accurate. fast and low priced.can tell me the cost and how it works
Snow outside annd you're growing tomatoes and everyone is wearing t-shirts. Are you heating the greenhouse or is its heat retention enough?
Does anyone know the name of the compactor on 1:01 minute he use for tray soil compacting?
I’m sorry I’m even unsure of the name, we have had it for so long!
You can take another tray (empty) and glue a piece of wood to the top to make it sturdy.
Are you able to do the same seedling process with chili/pepper seeds?
Yes we do!
@Broyans Farm I'd really like to see that process. There is a huge community of pepper/chili growers that do their seeding one at a time with tweezers. I'm sure a video on that with the correct title and thumbnail would get a lot of views
Evidence that rugged individualism will only get you so far, you also need family, teamwork, and a little good fortune.
What’s the benefit of doing the tiny little starter tray? Why not plant into the slightly larger trays and save all of that work?
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I can give you coconut husk pieces for a low price.. I am an average businessman
A little like" the Veggie Boys!"
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Please i need some tomatoe seeds
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Hi where do you sell the plants? My concern is market
We go to hometown farmers market in tamaqua PA, and we also go to the blue ridge flea market in saylorsburg, PA. Thanks for watching!! 😃
I wear sandals 😂
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I'd like cc so I can follow u.
Do these people all get paid? :)
I was a REAL FARMER,
We went bare foot all day every day
Mate you want to try and cut out the back ground noise it's very hard to understand what you're saying. I got most of it.
Sorry I will definitely keep that in mind for my upcoming videos. Please comment and let me know what you think on the others. Thanks for watching 😃
No your employees do I am so tired of seeing this I do this or that but in reality you have a crew that does it and you take full credit I run a 2500 SQ foot green house at the moment by myself only help I have is a cat catching mice I produce 2,000 plants no fancy equipment or employees
I do 2000 plants a week with my hands no help
you talked about none of the plants you have thriving in this environment, that would've been dope considering it's the only reason I'm here.
wear cotton socks
Sorry I hate Clickbait. I don’t like people that deceive people. Had to unsubscribe. Good luck
That’s ok. But just know that there was at that time over 500,000 plants including seedlings in my greenhouse
@ john Q Citizen:
You didn't count them - did you?