BOUNTIFUL Fall Garden Harvest: Over 600 POUNDS of Food in the Cellar!

[@morethanfarmers]

Michelle's new favorite garden tool, the Roo Apron, can be found right here! roogardening.com/friend/morethanfarmers/ Use the code MORETHANFARMERS for 10% off!

[@aprilhampton6298]

Becky from Acre Homestead loves this apron.

[@blasiantv735]

Ooh 💯 percent I may have hated kneeling at the tub and peeling beans and trimming string beans growing up BUT it was worth I know that now. I just can’t stomach canned veggies anymore minus refried beans for Mexican dishes🤤

[@NashRambler]

You not only show people about gardening, canning, etc but, you also show how a loving couple work together to accomplish a common goal. Love your channel.

[@sgrvtl7183]

INDEED they do - Cody taking vacation days to help harvest is very heart-warming to me!

[@katinabrown76]

Ever thought of doing a farm stand?

[@magicsupamoggie]

I love the way Codi and Michelle are with each other. She has a girlish almost coyness about her and the cutest of laughs he lovingly teases her. They work together as a team and take each others needs into account and give and take as the need arises. They have a beautiful childlike way about them yet are more mature than many people twice their age. Love watching their videos and as someone who is may be twice their age or pretty well near it I’m learning from them. Your never to old to learn just as you are never to young to teach. Such a refreshing couple. ❤

[@Mercedes65]

Ditto❤❤❤

[@BenjaminHibbler]

That make's a big difference!

[@anfu222]

No homesteader police!!! My new favorite motto

[@morethanfarmers]

😎

[@kikid6158]

If you ever find yourself overwhelmed with excess harvest and little time or energy, maybe invite your friends over to harvest with you. That way you're still sharing your bounty (while having fun with friends) & don't have the stress of doing all the "heavy lifting" on your own 🥰

[@Ohsnapski]

The MIGardener has an absolutely ESSENTIAL new video to watch about apple tree care. Compiles all of his prior knowledge as well as what he learned from his local farmer friends

[@larryhudgins6988]

Put this towards your truck buy. Every grown man needs a good truck.

[@morethanfarmers]

Haha thanks! Sure do appreciate that 😊

[@shermdog6969]

If you have a Costco nearby you can go to the back of the building and they usually have a ton of shelves that they throw away. I have so many now and they all are even the type on wheels. All free. They appreciate people taking them so they don't have to dispose of them. Also pallets galore.

[@morethanfarmers]

Ooooh I gotta check that out. Thanks!

[@miephoex]

It’s so strange that no matter how many homesteading videos I watch the man’s needs for a truck is always more important than other needs of the homestead. 😊

[@morethanfarmers]

😂😂 I hear ya! But I've driven a minivan for almost a decade of homesteading, and I think it's time for an upgrade 😉

[@hjohnson1223]

Oh man I couldn't imagine going a year without a truck much less 10! I just recently sold my truck for an SUV with more seating and although my husband still has a truck I have hated having to sell mine.

[@jsunshinejull]

As a person who has owned several lawnmowers and suffered in the summer heat for many years, I cannot recommend geese highly enough. They fertilize while keeping the lawn mowed and are very good at deterring predators from the chickens

[@billybass6419]

I just chop up my bell pepper and marconi. spread them on a cookie sheet and freeze them. Then, I put them in freezer bags for long term storage. Quick and easy, no blanching or anything. They stay loose and you can just scoop out what you need for a stew or whatever.

[@mellerdelazerna94]

.....you're kids are all lucky to have a parents like you two,you're not just let them eat the very fresh veggie and meat and etc,but you also teaching them to be responsible at the young age,kudos to both of you mom and dad!

[@5GreenAcres]

Love you guys. Soon you will be able to quit your day job. Hint: Plant comfrey under your apple trees!!!! It is a pest deterent and also pulls the nutrients up for your apple tree's. Along with that take a water bottle: Fill it with water. Put a drop of Dawn dish soap, some borax and some honey. Put the cover on the bottle. Lay the bottle down at the base of the tree somewhere. Then drill a hole or two in the side facing up (for ants and critters to go in) This is a trap for anything that even thinks of crawling up your apple tree. This worked wonders for me. No sprays.

[@morethanfarmers]

Nice! Thanks for the tips.. gonna save these for next year!

[@5GreenAcres]

@@morethanfarmers Glad you got this. The comfrey is a deterent and the water bottle is a trap.

[@stephanysmithers1567]

I just LOVE you guys so much! Just such a precious family. Also thank you Michele for being honest and so encouraging with your vulnerability. you’re the best

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you 😊 We really hope by being real we can be an inspiration.

[@ReenaMountainLife]

Your farm looks like a paradise! 🌾

[@hadassahwhite9296]

I have no idea how I am going to get here but I know I am. Thank you for the education and glimpse of what my life will be.

[@morethanfarmers]

You got it!! Chase the dream 😊

[@MimiMimi-pk9ib]

Just subscribed! I've watched other homestead channels but I think yours is one of my favorites!

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you! Glad you're a part of the community 😊

[@chrisfeistner8294]

We used to keep carrots and other root vegetables in sand over winter. We had the large galvanized wash tubs. Fill the bottom with 1-2 inches of good sand. Nothing that came from your yard that may have weed seeds. Then the fun comes. Start placing in the root vegetables, top cut short but not to the crown of the plant. They can't touch the tub or each other, so you get to play the Puzzle Game. When you have a layer cover them with sand and have about 1/2 inch between each layer until you reach the top. We then covered the tubs with 1 layer of old t-shirts that have been cut up or an old sheet. This kept out any vermin and still allowed the sand/veggies to breathe. We had good luck with carrots, parsnips, turnips, but would have some issues with beets. It may have been the type we had, but we found they would rot or leak out the redness from the beet and you ended up with a semi pinkish beet, so we always canned them. The thicker skinned veggies would sit in the sand, and draw moisture and grow thin rootlets. They would also sweeten as the carbs in them slowly changed to sugars. They were always good come January when the wind and snow were blowing. We lived in S/W Iowa at the time and had an unheated basement in an old farmhouse.

[@morethanfarmers]

What a clever system. Thanks for sharing!

[@steveyoung31]

THANK YOU!!! My wife is always looking over her shoulder for the homestead police!!! That comment was the best thing she could have heard. You need to put that on a shirt!

[@morethanfarmers]

Glad to pass on the message 😁 So many need to hear it!

[@chadcarter2762]

If Sweet potatoes are anything like Kumara (nz potatoes) they need a hard bed pan for them to hit their roots on before they make good size tubers. Set a specific bed for sweet potatoes and put down corrogate 1-2 feet’s then fill the bed with soil on top. The roots will hit the corrogate and then start growing by big tubers

[@richardoder3459]

I store my carrots in peat moss. I change it every year and put the old peat in my compost pile.

[@trishwalton6628]

My goodness, your bounty is amazing! So much work for you all. Generous with your friends and family too. I had sooooo many jalapeños I made 20 pints of cowboy candy, froze 5 lbs whole, gave a tonne away, and made hot sauce! Didn't have the fortitude to make jalapeños poppers lol ❤ So glad you don't spray your apples!

[@morethanfarmers]

That's awesome! There are some natural sprays that we use, but we didn't even get those done this year 😬 Hopefully next year!

[@catherinekushner4402]

Thank you for being realistic and honest about your challenges trying to keep up with your garden and with your life. I don't have a homestead, but have a pretty decent sized garden that keeps me very busy. The amount of tomatoes and other veggies have been a very real challenge for me to keep up with. I loved it when Michelle said enough to her tomatoes and will be sharing with friends. That was such an aha moment for me. Real!!!! I truly love homesteading channels and find them very inspiring, but I often wonder how in the world can two people do so much between their garden, farm, and the animals amongst everything else. I get it when they have a very large family, many hands make light work, but many channels don't show all of the work their families contribute. It wasn't until one channel I watch accidentally exposed they had an intern, who was not only helping with their farm, but also was doing a lot of their planning. I wish more homesteading channels would be truly honest about the true reality of maintaining their farms; small or large. I think you two are amazing! I wish you nothing but the best of success as you grow your farm, life, and channel!

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you so much! We will always be as up front as we can be. We can't share every little detail of our life, but we will show the reality of homesteading. Guaranteed 😊 So glad you enjoy our channel, and I'm glad you're a part of the community!

[@ashleylittlefield7171]

There are several homesteading channels that I enjoy but I always seem to click on yours first....I'm drawn to your realness, your approach to preventing burnout, your advice, and your connection to each other. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your ideas and knowledge. I have written so many notes while watching your videos and have gained so many new tricks and ideas. Keep up the awesome work. Thank you!!!!!

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you so much! That's so good to hear.

[@paulsims6888]

It is so nice to see you both working together and your efforts to balance life with our ideals. Dreams don't work unless you do! Good job guys. I enjoy watching. Great narrative and footage of the tasks. Keep posting.

[@angelicas.6391]

I have to say this is one of my favorite videos. I really enjoy y’all being real all the time. Michelle, you made me laugh a lot especially with the apron part. I couldn’t stop. I didn’t think y’all had mosquitos up North until I saw the technical difficulties. Our season of mosquitos lasts for about 8 months. It’s also awesome to see you give Cody the credit for helping you get through harvest season. What an awesome team. Family fun time is also important. All I could think of when seeing all your hard work was wow what an abundance. Thanks for giving hope and tips to a beginner gardener. Have a beautiful and blessed evening.

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you for all the kind words! So glad you enjoyed the video 😊 We definitely have our fair share of mosquitoes up here 😂 Blessings on your gardening journey!

[@rosecoiled742]

mosquitos are anywhere in the US with enough water lol. whether they are helicopters or airplanes, they do not come in peace

[@babyroot3479]

You have a wonderful and beautiful harvest. Its truly a blessing. My husband and I went to a grocery store for the first time a while. Seeing the prices was very shocking. A small bundle of green onions $1...back in the old days it was 4 for $1. Im very shocked and saddened to see produce and meat prices so high. The "sale" price now is the old "regular" price just a few short years ago. 💔

[@morethanfarmers]

Yeah, it's crazy!

[@bettypearson5570]

Unfortunately I can remember back to the early 70s when there were lines at the gas pumps and they had the infamous beef shortages which spawned a small resurgence of cattle rustling. Ground beef shot up to $.49/lb! This was also a time they started mixing TVP in things to make it stretch more so when you saw hamburger on sale for $.29/lb you learned very quickly they had mixed TVP with the meat. You could definitely taste the difference. This was before they had to have ingredient labels. Round steak went up to $.99 and so did a gallon of milk. At that time you could still find boxes of Mac and cheese on sale 10 for a dollar and bread 4 for a dollar. Chicken was $.29/lb if you got it whole (cut up chicken was more for people who had money to throw away. This was also during the time McDonalds had an ad campaign about buying a meal and getting change back from a dollar. For $.95 you could get a regular cheeseburger, fries (when there was only 1 size) and a soft drink. Of course you had to be in a city big enough to have a McDonalds but they could tempt you with their commercials. One day, the exhorbitant prices of today will be the fond memories of your children.😀

[@rorygoodden3845]

Think your youngest is Edan, hilarious outfit when she came out to watch the sweet potato dig, winter coat and goggles omg, what a sweetheart. Remember other episode, digging Yukon gold her excitement when u uncovered some, points jumps up and down, like her first Easter egg hunt.😊

[@lindanelson8969]

I have gardened and canned about 35 years. I am sooo impressed with you. The shear amount that you do is just amazing. Good job 👏 👏👏👏💕💕

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you 😊 I'm sure we could learn from you!

[@Zizzyyzz]

Woah! 9:35 😮

[@morethanfarmers]

Yeah 😬 And that was the tip of the iceberg!

[@joannabogdanska-bugaj3127]

You can put carrots in the sand in cool place or root cellar. in a wooden fruit box or bucket. One layer sand, one layer carrots, one layer sand, one layer carrots, and so It's worked

[@morethanfarmers]

I wanna try it!

[@joannabogdanska-bugaj3127]

Also beetroot, celery, turnip- all roots. Good luck (Powodzenia🙂)

[@galeharris6696]

This is a riot, because I pick my blackberries with a quart yogurt container hanging around my neck down my front by a shoelace tied on each side and then around my neck. Really silly-looking...but it works! Then I put the top on, and come back to collect my containers when I'm done picking! And I use tomato cages for my peppers too...

[@morethanfarmers]

😂 Love it!!

[@wendygonzalez2532]

I just want to tell you both...you are a delight to watch but also very encouraging. I have been wanting to start my channel but have hesitated because I am not tech savvy. I would really be grateful on any tips? Please? I did see your post where you spoke on your journey of life. Very interesting. I am very happy that you both found the Lord and I pray He continues to bless you and your family. God is good...ALL the time. in closing, thank you for the wealth of information and canning tips.

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you! I would highly recommend starting with listening to the Video Creators podcast, along with VidIQ and Think Media. Also start with Video Creator's course "30 Days to a Better KZbin channel". Spend a little bit learning, then just go for it 😊 Blessings!

[@wendygonzalez2532]

@morethanfarmers That is great advice. Thank you. I will do that. You are never to old to learn and I am grateful I can. Lol God bless you both and your family.

[@marikalemay1218]

Wow! Look at this harvest! You guys rock!!! 🎉 It would be helpful to see what you do to your soil once everything is gone.😊

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you 😊 We'll have it up within the next couple weeks!

[@jenniferm3572]

That would be awesome to see. My soil...well it sucks really bad. HeLp! 😅

[@emes8742]

I've never gotten a carrot bigger than my finger from my garden, so when you pulled that first one up, OMG! Awesome. I will buy the same seeds and mulch more and maybe ... oh! and the board trick!

[@morethanfarmers]

Yay! sounds great. Another huge secret to big carrots is thinning them to at least 2 inches apart. This will give the carrot room to expand.

[@teresawilson1850]

When I picked raspberries as a child, we used empty ice cream buckets, and we attached them to our belts around the waist. 😊

[@morethanfarmers]

Love it 😊

[@arlenejokozo222]

Carrot tops contain significant amounts of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin K, calcium, and iron. They're also rich in dietary fiber, which is good for digestion and nutrient absorption, as well as carotenoids, which are good for your eyes.Jan

[@annemariemoormann996]

Absolutely stunning! Wow, I’m so impressed and inspired! My sister and I have about decided to team up so we can afford to homestead 😊 She’ll bring in the children and ponies and I’ll be doing the garden and orchard. Bonus is we’ll be able to lookafter our dad in his ‘golden’ years together! Excited!

[@morethanfarmers]

That’s awesome! Good luck!

[@faithfullyfitkitchen]

I also store our carrots in the fridge in plastic bags. I actually found out on accident how well this works 😅

[@bellatrixhs1]

Do u wash them first. Or store them as-is from the ground.

[@carolinesemple2298]

I always love watching people harvest their vegetables. Well done to you both 😊

[@melodythomas3770]

❤ you know I love it.. may God bless the work of your handz. Pressed down, shaken together and running over!!!

[@benburns5995]

Wow, it is amazing the abundance of vegetables that you got out of your garden. Glad that all of your hard work throughout the summer paid off.

[@morethanfarmers]

It really did! We are blessed.

[@laurielyon1892]

Those carrots were amazing!! I bought some Danvers seeds and I will plant them next year. Great job!

[@rockymountainlady]

My family's long-time favorite way to store root vegetables is to dry them well of course and layer them into wooden plywood bins with really dry sand...I have been doing it for a good 60 years myself. Everything stays garden-fresh for over a year...esp. carrots and potatoes. I store seed potatoes, sweet potatoes, in separate bin's so I can pull them out of the sand a month or so ahead of planting them so their root's can activate.

[@morethanfarmers]

Great tip!

[@michelineheise5959]

Morning. Codi and Michelle, nice too see you and the family. Well done to take that vacation off to care for the needs of harvesting and family ❤. I will continue watching your channel after I come back from work. Thank you for the download. That was totally amazing. I couldnt wait to finish my video. Now i feel relax and i am going to think about what to do tomorrow. 😅

[@morethanfarmers]

Awesome! Glad you enjoy!

[@anna-mh5ct]

What’s really good is home grown tomatoes with olive oil, fresh cut garlic, and salt. So good on their own.

[@MommaOG]

Thanks Codi for taking time off to help the garden get very overwhelming sometimes, beautiful harvest you guys😍💐

[@ngocyenst]

I always love watching everyone harvest fruits or vegetables and I like this job too. You not only show people about gardening but only show how a loving couple work together. Well done to you both.

[@workinonit9562]

I love your channel, I am in Ohio also so it is nice to have a farm channel closer by. My sweet potatoes were about the size of a small cucumber but at least I got some, hopefully next year will be better, I am going to try them in tubs instead of the ground. You guys are doing a great job. My goal next year is less veggie garden and more emphasis on my raspberries, blueberries and strawberries. I am giving away my blackberries bushes because they are not our favorite although they have done great. Thank you for all the videos.

[@morethanfarmers]

Sounds great! It’s so nice to have berries. Keep at it!

[@Kevin-iw1vo]

I really admire everything you both do. Thank you so much for sharing all your experiance and knowledge. My wife and I have started homesteading and cant wait to be self sufficient like you👍👍👍

[@morethanfarmers]

You’re very welcome! Blessings on your journey.

[@pamelastandhart9650]

Wow, just found your channel and you are the only the second person I know that germinates carrots like I do! Only takes about 3-5 days for them to germinate. Happy to have found you!

[@davidstoddard9160]

I had two or three apple trees several years ago and I always had issues with bugs and flies, and never really looked that good, until i started to take a gallon milk jug, or similar plastic container. i put a flap in the top side and put a cup of sugar with vinegar and water mixture amounts i think was like a pint of each . i put one on each tree, and had to change the mixture out once during the complete season as i recall, and the flies died from the vinegar and the results was pretty apples and had a great crop . I liked not spraying with any toxic spray also.

[@morethanfarmers]

Nice! Thanks for the tip!

[@andreamorrison8419]

Good afternoon Codi Michelle and family. Love watching your channel and the philosophy you use on Homesteading

[@Zinniaqueen]

Beautiful harvest! How wonderful to have enough to share!

[@mrs.broccoli4362]

hey guys, I'm always amazed at what you can do. I'm glad you still had time to go to the zoo with the children. I love going to the zoo with my grandchildren. Yesterday I made Michelle's salsa, it's enough for all the children and grandchildren for a year. Thanks for the great recipe. Michelle, I had to laugh so much when you gave birth to the beans... I'll have to see if I can get this tool in Germany too. First I'll try using your link. Have a good week, bless you

[@morethanfarmers]

That's so cool that you made the salsa to share! I hope they enjoy it 😊 Roo aprons do ship international!

[@kathleenebsen2659]

Every year I put up pickled bean salad. I use green beans, wax beans, onion and carrots. It’s easy water bath and gives an excellent side dish staple in the pantry.

[@lorensingleton4002]

13:28 I love that you found this roo pouch 😭 sometimes the smallest things go the longest way with gardening!

[@lynmoore8355]

wow just saw your post on facebook so came here to subscribe so will start watching now woohoo, its nice to watch people in Australia do this I am in Adelaide, I watch a few f.in the UK.

[@morethanfarmers]

We’re actually in Ohio USA, but i hope you enjoy the videos anyway 😊

[@ioanagherman5952]

Wow, how good is God, a lot of vegetables, a lot of work too.God bless you guys, God bless your family.

[@messimeart8085]

I love your channel! I appreciate what you're doing! 💜💫Watching this, I wanted to ask. Have you considered dehydrating your beans, peppers, and tomatoes? A dehydrator is a handy tool. But if you don't have one, put your items on a cookie sheet in a vehicle on a hot summer day. If it's in the middle of summer, one day should get them where you can store. No canning. No freezer. 😉

[@hlengiwemasondo2858]

I love how gentle you are with each other watching from South Africa

[@udoheinz7845]

We dry our cherry tomatoes in a dehydrator and then grind them into powder You can then mix ~1 spoon of tomato powder with some water and you get toato paste Works better than i tought and the dried tomatoes have a great umami flavour

[@airi777]

I love your channel,you guys are young but both hard working.Michelle is a very good wife.

[@morethanfarmers]

She sure is 😉

[@verucabeckwith3014]

Codi, nice editing on this video!! And wow, the work y'all have done. Love the message of the message and thank you again for sharing with us.

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you so much 😊 And, you're welcome!

[@thomashubbell8612]

In regard to the sweet potatoes: They really like a solid with a lot of sand so that they can expand more easily. That will usually give you the shorter, fatter potatoes you are looking for. Make sure you get masonry sand if at all possible to keep weed seeds to a minimal

[@morethanfarmers]

Thanks for the tip!

[@christinemendenhall4942]

I started using urine on my 45 year old fruit trees about 2 years ago. It was a miracle, they are so rejuvenated. their production has doubled at least! I thought beetle .

[@emekasearthgems3376]

Beautiful abundance!! Great work you guys! Thanks for sharing 💜

[@lucydiazcolon734]

My grandma lived on a blue berry farm. They pick in a bucket tied around their waist😂 It works well

[@jeandavid5739]

Watching your progression from Rodrigues island in the Indian Ocean. I am very happy to see how much the whole family is full of Joy. Wish you all the best... keep it up guys...❤❤❤

[@morethanfarmers]

Welcome here! And thank you.

[@margueritag.1993]

Peppers onions garlic tomatoes cilantro etc. You should make sofrito. You have a ninja just blend and freeze. It's a fabulous season for latin cuisine. Puerto Rican style beans are my favorite.

[@SeedsofLoveliness]

Love, love, love these kind of videos! I'm in knee deep with canning tomatoes this week. Feel like I'm getting behind on your videos. Such a busy season and trying to be ready for winter so I can truly just rest.

[@morethanfarmers]

Amen! Such a good feeling to finally have it all “done”.

[@abritton42]

I’m just curious where you’re farming from. I’ve spent the whole evening watching your guises homesteading videos. I’m so impressed. 😊

[@morethanfarmers]

That's great! We're in central Ohio. Zone 6.

[@tinakarp3996]

You guys work so hard, and your beautiful garden shows it. Love the tips for storing and keeping a variety of vegetables. 🤩

[@brandysears3546]

Sending support, love, and kindness from Lexington, Michigan, USA

[@tammytamz3046]

Just found you guys! I’m about an hour southwest of Chicago so it’s awesome seeing farmers with similar weather! Ps. “Yellow Beans” for me too!! Haha

[@morethanfarmers]

Awesome! Glad you're here!

[@lindawoody8501]

What great harvests! Glad for your family trip to the Zoo - fun and educational and builds happy memories for the little ones. Beautiful big Sweet Potatoes! Good work!

[@daniellevilloria227]

Let’s be honest, frozen green beans taste so much better than the squishy canned ones. If you have the freezer space, then FREEZE EM ALL! 🥶😆

[@kramitdreams]

I actually like canned green beans better the frozen ones taste like rubber😂😂 now I do like frozen corn better than can...it's different for everyone😊

[@morethanfarmers]

I'm gonna have to agree here! Michelle likes em frozen, I like the canned ones 😁

[@camicri4263]

I like them fresh 😅

[@monique2513]

@camicri4263 Me too! Much better fresh than canned … and definitely much better fresh than frozen … don’t particularly like frozen beans … the flavour isn’t great.

[@nancyseery2213]

Yep, can the green beans and freeze the corn!

[@katrinagarland5219]

I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos... love your channel!

[@lucthegreat5321]

Thanks for your support

[@oldguyhustle5941]

I just found your channel. I love it! You really have something special here. I am also in Ohio.

[@morethanfarmers]

Thank you so much! Howdy neighbor 😊

[@csabanetoth6386]

Mennyi gyönyörű zöldség, gyümölcs! És mennyi- mennyi munka! Gratulálok!

[@hk.a.4818]

we dry beans too. ( cut it how to use and then dry them) before using it, we boiled them a little and then use it. it saves us some space in the freezer.

[@ElementsofEarthSanctuary]

Love your content and the teamwork that’s put into the realism of a homestead // farming as a couple 🌱🙌💕 taking that time off for your significant other adds so much value to the soul, memories, and even the chores get done funner and faster ❤ blessings upon blessings to y’all 🌱💕🙌

[@morethanfarmers]

Right on! ❤️

[@rubiahhaniffrancis2882]

Homesteading is so much work. You guys are the best!

[@camicri4263]

I tried the beans directly in the freezer and I didn't like them, they dried up some. Now it was store bought green beans.... try a bag and see how it is and then go for the rest. Only after you taste them.

[@morethanfarmers]

Thanks for the tip! That’s helpful.

[@kelsihills3926]

I need one of those roo apons... between eggs, herbs, the endless bloody cheer tomatoes.... great find

[@7kadventuresIA]

Don’t feel bad about not starting school until October. We started last week but I’m still canning tomatoes so we only made it 3 days. This week we did about half a days work yesterday and that’s it so far 😂 My kids are little enough though it’s not hurting anything (6, 5, 3, and 9 months) I’m hoping by next week we can get a full in 😊

[@morethanfarmers]

Right on! #farmlife 😁

[@BiancaTheAlchemist]

I just freeze my green /yellow (wax)beans too I don’t blanch them first and they’re sooo goood and fresh off the vine is the best snack. I ♥️them

[@crystalmorrell9536]

New to the channel and in the process of binging your videos! Do you have a list you share of your favorite fruit/vegetables and where to purchase? Love how you talk about burnout/awareness and making necessary adjustments! I watch a couple different homesteading channels and your channel is my favorite 😊 Any tips or adjustments for composting? Or, any recipes?

[@morethanfarmers]

That's so cool 😊 We just put our stuff on a pile and let it go for two years 😁 Here's a video of what we grow: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoXOfaWke6-Eq6csi=0CmS9-T27o1eHJll

[@TheJoyfulMom]

Check the classifieds for wire shelving for a great price down the road when you are ready to buy some. I sold a ton years ago when we were redoing our pantry and closets. Should have kept it for future potatoes haha! Great video! You guys are the ultimate homesteading goal!

[@morethanfarmers]

Yeah I need to. Thanks!

[@tamaracullen4107]

You two are inspiring! We are so excited that you love your new Joey apron and have found it so helpful with picking your raspberries!!

[@morethanfarmers]

Truly is awesome!

[@rayosborne8479]

God have blessed you well its so beautiful to see all that you have harvest and also share ❤❤

[@thomashubbell8612]

Your local food bank usually will accept fresh produce. Nothing better than to have more produce than you know what to do with. Iowa apples went wild this year with limbs breaking all over.

[@laurakay709]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this video/message. give yourself grace

[@devp700]

You guy have fantastic harvest! I’ve tried freezing green beans without blanching and my family didn’t like them. They are so much better blanched before freezing!

[@morethanfarmers]

Thanks for the tip! Good to know!

[@sgrvtl7183]

Beautiful colors! What a harvest and good call on waiting on sweet potatoes. LOVE the abundance, your root cellar & pantry are beautiful!! Lovely video~~💚💛💚

[@Ozarksgirl]

Really enjoy watching you videos! Love your garden. Our garden is much smaller and still a ton of work. Don’t know how you do it!

[@morethanfarmers]

Gettin just a little better every year. Rome wasn't built in a day.. An efficient garden isn't built in one season.

[@jessicareimer5417]

Thank you for sharing. I'm going to try preserving my carrots this way this year

[@bethsands7665]

Wowza !, you nailed all of your garden planting this year ! Everything is robust , abundant and amazing. Awesome video !

[@shimalya]

I just discovered your chanel and i already love it. Your way of living is almost exactly how i want to live in a few years. If you can do it, i can do it! 😊

[@morethanfarmers]

Welcome here! I'm sure you can!

[@ShakinaRiley-v1j]

Oh my goodness those are some amazing carrots❤beautiful harvest👍