Cantaloupes here are the best I have eaten in a long time. must be something to do with the heat and dry weather . I wonder how many people know how much strain is on the body, bending over picking, standing up, throw the melons to the trailer. Hats off to Sammi, Ben, and Logan. actually all the gang. Thanks again Logan for letting us help you farm.!!!!! I got tired watching you guys.another good video.
As always beautiful upload great job guys super Awesome harvesting loved the beautiful scenery gorgeous uploading lovely captured millions thanks again for sharing Sir
Great video. Want be long before Sammie can chunk you like the Mellon's. Y'all do a great job working together. Good seeing your mom out picking cantaloupes with y'all. Y'all stay safe and take care.
Oh don't forget to buy yourself a "steering wheel table" for the car! haha, I bought one for $10 on Amazon. Get it from under your seat. Put it up to the steering wheel and it sets there all by itself. Then you can eat your meal without using your lap! I bought a few for gifts and they kinda thought it was a gag gift until they used it and loved it. My niece travels a lot for her job and she uses it to set her laptop on it. She slides the seat back further and she said she loved it.
First off. Awesome catch Ben on that opening throw. Akways great to see Sammi Ben and mom. Daisy is an awesome dog. I’m actually considering getting one like her. Another great video. Logan you have a natural talent in front and behind the camera. You’ve never made a bad one and in fact all are very enyand educational. Yiu should be proud of yourself.
You are entirely welcome. Thank you so much for providing such great content and for being such a fine young man. Wish all the young guys had your character and drive.
It ain't much, but it's honest work.............. Love how you say that all the time Logan. However I'm going to disagree with you........... As far as it ain't much..... Man, it's so much more. The food you, and your family grow and produce, the way you pick it when it's ready........... The quality ....... Yes, that's a lot more. Subscribed yesterday, only seen like 6 or 8 videos so far. BUT they are all quality products, family, and full of love............ I actually work for a Major Food Store chain. Almost 19 yrs now. And even though they strive for the best possible fresh produce, and everything else they sell............... It doesn't come close to what I've seen here. Even though all divisions purchase from local suppliers as they can, it's just not like what you guys have. Picked early to help reduce shrink, so it's nice, but............ Is it really ripe? Example......... When you was picking those cantaloupes you was looking for color. Yup they was mostly all ready. Hell, I could almost smell them as you was picking them. Last time I bought a store melon it was green. Had to let it sit for some time to get ripe. By the time it was ripe, well it had been picked to long and I ended up tossing it out. SO......... when you say it ain't much........ Yeah, I disagree. You're giving high quality, fresh picked, ripe and ready to enjoy food. So just remember the real service you guys are providing............ Also just a little note..... As I said I work for a grocery company. Semi retired now, floral dept, but I also work in the produce dept. And being 63 yrs old I do know what fresh, ripe, and ready produce is. And it's not something you have to hold on to for a week to be able to eat it.
When I was young I had a delicious slice of cantaloupe. As I bit into it, I felt a crunch. I looked down at my teeth marks on the melon, and there it was.... half of a large beetle. And PTSD was born.
Thank you! The opening had me wondering if you knew any traditional work-songs lol They say it makes the work go faster, and brings extra strength for lobbing melons great distances :) Maybe Ben would enjoy singing one for everybody? (just making trouble lol) I wonder what a load of water costs these days? Is he bringing 6,000 to 8,00 gals. a load? Thanks again Logan!
Melons are such a feast or famine. When it's hot they all seem to ripen at once, then if you get a cool night everything stops and they're not as sweet. With the climate changes we're experiencing I notice the date of first frost has been getting later in the year for the northeast US, so better for growing things like melons and don't have to worry as much about pumpkins getting frost damage in the field before Halloween.
I want to try yellow watermelon!!! @ logan, do you do any fishing and hunting around the farm? If so that would be cool to watch once in a while also!! 😌
Hi guys, Donna here. So I'm a gardener and found out from the vegee boys, that they cut off all water to their tomatoes when they start to ripen. Do you guys do that as well?
That is a common recommended practice, and also especially with cantaloupe. If water starts going into the melon when it is almost ready to pick it will dilute the solids and make it less sweet and less flavorful. If you carefully taste a cantaloupe you will often notice that it sweeter at the bottom end than near the stem. That is because water enters via the stem, and the stem end will be "diluted" first, so less sweet. With tomatoes, irrigation close to ripening can also cause cracking, so that is why you cut off the water,
I grew Athena variety this year and twenty hills produced 108 very good melons ,,,last year 20 hills produced 212 good melons. But they were a different variety I think they were ambrosia
Ah yes, Ambrosia, they have the most unique almost tropical flavor. Customers loved them once they tasted them. They also had a unique appearance, both the shape and the skin netting. But that was many years ago that I grew Ambrosia; moved on to more modern disease resistant varieties. I still think if you can produce a good commercial crop of Ambrosia a strong following could be developed for direct marketing.
Hey i am thinking about flying in for the corn maze from Texas and introducing myself to you guys and the veggie boys down the road. i thought about driving and bring my toy hauler, but way to expensive unless the bottom falls out on diesel prices nana going to happen.... anyway, what are the dates that you will have a few minutes to say high.
Hey I have a QUESTION... i let my cabbage plants continue to grow and now they are a stalk with a bunch of very small heads that look like mini heads . So the question is do I plant those little heads??
Those little cabbage heads you can actually eat they are very very tasty!! You do not plant those for they are not seeds and will not grow. Great question though!!
Cantaloupes here are the best I have eaten in a long time. must be something to do with the heat and dry weather . I wonder how many people know how much strain is on the body, bending over picking, standing up, throw the melons to the trailer. Hats off to Sammi, Ben, and Logan. actually all the gang. Thanks again Logan for letting us help you farm.!!!!! I got tired watching you guys.another good video.
We so love this channel. Hard working folks. Love it when Sammy grabs the camera.
Thank you sir! Hope you have a wet weekend! Hope we have and what we can do we need it. Northeast Missouri
As always beautiful upload great job guys super Awesome harvesting loved the beautiful scenery gorgeous uploading lovely captured millions thanks again for sharing Sir
Cantaloupe look beautiful.
Everything looks delicious and I’m impressed by Sami’s watermelon throw skill. 🤭 You’re all amazing workers❣️😉
Great video. Want be long before Sammie can chunk you like the Mellon's. Y'all do a great job working together. Good seeing your mom out picking cantaloupes with y'all. Y'all stay safe and take care.
Hard to beat a good ole stinky musky melon. Cabbage is perty too. I got a little batch of kraut brewing now....
Beautiful video friend nice one have a nice day .
Now THAT WAS AN OPENING!!!!
Oh don't forget to buy yourself a "steering wheel table" for the car! haha, I bought one for $10 on Amazon. Get it from under your seat. Put it up to the steering wheel and it sets there all by itself. Then you can eat your meal without using your lap! I bought a few for gifts and they kinda thought it was a gag gift until they used it and loved it. My niece travels a lot for her job and she uses it to set her laptop on it. She slides the seat back further and she said she loved it.
First off. Awesome catch Ben on that opening throw. Akways great to see Sammi Ben and mom. Daisy is an awesome dog. I’m actually considering getting one like her. Another great video. Logan you have a natural talent in front and behind the camera. You’ve never made a bad one and in fact all are very enyand educational. Yiu should be proud of yourself.
A full bread lab is great to have! They are the friendliest dogs ever. You always have something nice to say, thank you so much for that!! 😃
You are entirely welcome. Thank you so much for providing such great content and for being such a fine young man. Wish all the young guys had your character and drive.
Looks great Logan! lot's of harvesting going on. Eight truck loads of water, wow we all need rain. Still praying for yawl. Mike
We got a drizzle today!! Praying for more!!
Is drilling a well cost prohibitive in our area of Pennslyvania?
Cole crops ASMR is the best. Come on Brussel Sprouts.
It ain't much, but it's honest work.............. Love how you say that all the time Logan. However I'm going to disagree with you........... As far as it ain't much..... Man, it's so much more.
The food you, and your family grow and produce, the way you pick it when it's ready........... The quality ....... Yes, that's a lot more.
Subscribed yesterday, only seen like 6 or 8 videos so far. BUT they are all quality products, family, and full of love............
I actually work for a Major Food Store chain. Almost 19 yrs now. And even though they strive for the best possible fresh produce, and everything else they sell...............
It doesn't come close to what I've seen here. Even though all divisions purchase from local suppliers as they can, it's just not like what you guys have. Picked early to help reduce shrink, so it's nice, but............ Is it really ripe? Example......... When you was picking those cantaloupes you was looking for color. Yup they was mostly all ready. Hell, I could almost smell them as you was picking them. Last time I bought a store melon it was green. Had to let it sit for some time to get ripe. By the time it was ripe, well it had been picked to long and I ended up tossing it out.
SO......... when you say it ain't much........ Yeah, I disagree. You're giving high quality, fresh picked, ripe and ready to enjoy food. So just remember the real service you guys are providing............
Also just a little note..... As I said I work for a grocery company. Semi retired now, floral dept, but I also work in the produce dept. And being 63 yrs old I do know what fresh, ripe, and ready produce is. And it's not something you have to hold on to for a week to be able to eat it.
I love how gentle they were with their dog at 2:30
When I was young I had a delicious slice of cantaloupe. As I bit into it, I felt a crunch. I looked down at my teeth marks on the melon, and there it was.... half of a large beetle. And PTSD was born.
That was some great parallel parking in the cooler. 😀Great throwing and catching in the cantaloupe/watermelon patch. And another great video.
Awesome guys! Really hope yall get a good rain soon.
Always beautiful video great job guys👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
My Favorite Cantaloupe 🍈 of ALL Time is the Honey Rock Melon Variety which we buy from the Mennonite Community in Shobonier, IL. 👍
Thank you! The opening had me wondering if you knew any traditional work-songs lol They say it makes the work go faster, and brings extra strength for lobbing melons great distances :) Maybe Ben would enjoy singing one for everybody? (just making trouble lol) I wonder what a load of water costs these days? Is he bringing 6,000 to 8,00 gals. a load? Thanks again Logan!
nice looking crops! Tried growing melons for the first time here, they are small but sweet.
Looks like you had a nice harvest today.
Those are some beautiful cantaloupes and potatoes!
Cantaloupes is awesome..good job guys👏
Love ur videos.
Like your videos 👍👍👍 what variety are those cantaloupe??
Melons are such a feast or famine. When it's hot they all seem to ripen at once, then if you get a cool night everything stops and they're not as sweet.
With the climate changes we're experiencing I notice the date of first frost has been getting later in the year for the northeast US, so better for growing things like melons and don't have to worry as much about pumpkins getting frost damage in the field before Halloween.
We had a hot dry year in west Tennessee resulting in the best cantaloupe I ever grew . We got some much needed rain last week .
Nice looking potatoes.
Joel, you are right about zucchini bread it is really good. You may also like chocolate zucchini cake as well.
I'm salivating.
Great video
Beautiful melon crop ...
I want to try yellow watermelon!!! @ logan, do you do any fishing and hunting around the farm? If so that would be cool to watch once in a while also!! 😌
Are you guys paying for the actual water or the trucking cost? Or both?
Hi guys, Donna here. So I'm a gardener and found out from the vegee boys, that they cut off all water to their tomatoes when they start to ripen. Do you guys do that as well?
That is a common recommended practice, and also especially with cantaloupe. If water starts going into the melon when it is almost ready to pick it will dilute the solids and make it less sweet and less flavorful.
If you carefully taste a cantaloupe you will often notice that it sweeter at the bottom end than near the stem. That is because water enters via the stem, and the stem end will be "diluted" first, so less sweet.
With tomatoes, irrigation close to ripening can also cause cracking, so that is why you cut off the water,
You can juice it Logan 😊
I grew Athena variety this year and twenty hills produced 108 very good melons ,,,last year 20 hills produced 212 good melons. But they were a different variety I think they were ambrosia
Ah yes, Ambrosia, they have the most unique almost tropical flavor. Customers loved them once they tasted them.
They also had a unique appearance, both the shape and the skin netting. But that was many years ago that I grew Ambrosia; moved on to more modern disease resistant varieties. I still think if you can produce a good commercial crop of Ambrosia a strong following could be developed for direct marketing.
@@HalbertS-wt5hr they were sweet and tasted good but were very soft meated , unlike the Athena we grew this year which were very firm inside
Hey i am thinking about flying in for the corn maze from Texas and introducing myself to you guys and the veggie boys down the road. i thought about driving and bring my toy hauler, but way to expensive unless the bottom falls out on diesel prices nana going to happen.... anyway, what are the dates that you will have a few minutes to say high.
I should be home every Saturday and Sunday of the maze. Just to be safe leave a comment on a video a week before you come so I can make sure of it
What variety of cantaloupe are those ?
I love melons here down south the cheapest is 2.68ea.
Hey I have a QUESTION... i let my cabbage plants continue to grow and now they are a stalk with a bunch of very small heads that look like mini heads . So the question is do I plant those little heads??
Those little cabbage heads you can actually eat they are very very tasty!! You do not plant those for they are not seeds and will not grow. Great question though!!
@@BroyansFarm Thank you..
Amazing results
Beach trip this summer?
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How can you work in crocs?
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My old boy dog loved watermelon, the loony we have now is not interested
You don’t have an electric pallet Jack like the Veggie Boys? Tisk tisk lol
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Was Frank a sailor? Bro is STEADY.
Veggie Boys clone. Good luck
We like this channel much better. The fields and produce look much better and the is not any animation.