IMPRESSIVE Potato Harvest! | Harvest, Cure, and Store Potatoes

[@carolynrandle5454]

Cook your red potatoes with green beans.sooo good

[@1Melody1963]

Yes. I actually can mine that way, green beans with peeled potatoes in the same jar. It started years ago when I didn’t have a canner full of beans, had some new potatoes coming in. I remembered getting some mixed in a can from the grocery store. I thought why not? Been doing it that way on purpose ever since.

[@loriannkruithof2043]

Great Harvest Girl!!! I Love How The Kids Got Into Digging Once They Saw How Much Fun It Can Be... It's Like Finding Buried Treasure... My Parents Were Homesteaders And Growing Up Digging Potatoes Was My Favorite Harvest... My Dad Grew Both Potatoes And Tomatoes For Commercial Consumption And We Lived In Central Texas... The Sun Was Blistering Hot So Tomato Harvest Was My Least Favorite Harvest... I Just Couldn't Handle The Heat And I Would Get Heat Exhaustion And Migraine Headaches But Still Persevered Because We Had To... I Miss Farm Life And The Gardens... I'm 59 Yrs Old Now And Have Kidney Failure So Farming And Gardening Are Not An Option For Me Any Longer... I Love You And Your Beautiful Family... ❤❤❤

[@carolynrandle5454]

That's alot of potatoes

[@carolynrandle5454]

Love your accent.

[@annfevans6923]

Wow! That's a beautiful crop of potatoes !

[@DJ-ok5ov]

Nice looking potato harvest. Nice seeing the family working together for food. My dad would leave them in the ground to harden off. He would dig them in late fall before the first frost. They would last all winter into spring.

[@carolynrandle5454]

Love to watch your videos.where are you from?I live in texas

[@lindamartin7580]

Such a bountiful harvest…hard work but “worth it”! Fletcher was so sweet! Family time! Bless you! Miss Linda 🥰❤️🥰❤️

[@lynnwarren6127]

I was a city girl when I met my husband at the age of 17. We went to the garden to get potatoes and I didn’t realize they grew under the ground. 😂. I learned quickly. My kids grew up in 4 H and we made sure they knew where they did come from. Nice harvest

[@carolynrandle5454]

My niece lives in Georgia.her dad was from Alabama.

[@jillwalls9330]

Fletcher is so cute calling it an egg. 😂

[@alyssawssinging4039]

Wow look at all those potatoes 🥔

[@carolynrandle5454]

When i was a kid we grew potatoes under the house

[@janicelittleton3142]

I enjoyed watching the potato digging.

[@MaryHouse-i7k]

Potatoes and potatoes and more potatoes.... love seeing your harvest of potatoes girl ❤... Loved uout lil one calling thr potato an egg 🥚 cute lol 🤣😆.... funny 🤣.......❤ watching from Arkansas ❤️ Mary 😊

[@MrsAlmaTrumble]

That's a lot of taters. I'm looking forward to seeing how much more y'all harvest from y'alls garden this year.

[@LyThiHangDailyLife]

The fruits look so plump and ripe

[@cherylbertolini3140]

Great potato harvest

[@elainedomalewski4954]

Great looking 🥔, you did a wonderful job.l love how the family helps out too.😊❤

[@leekorten1791]

What a amazing harvest of potatoes, I can almost taste them 😋. I can't wait to see how you decide to store them. Have a wonderful and blessed week 💞

[@danakapahu4105]

What a great harvest have a blessed night friend 🙏

[@alaynaweis94]

That was such an amazing harvest of potatoes. That was so cute that Fletcher called it an egg ☺️♥️

[@JS-ss6ig]

It’s fun hunting for buried potato treasure

[@guitarman5032]

Wow Great Harvest Happy Gardening.

[@sandrajones7896]

Great harvest. I love that you make it a family thing.

[@marieparks5674]

You could use a potato fork, sometimes, they grow deep. A great harvest…

[@glendagreen6724]

Nice potatoes and so many!

[@jeannedial2824]

Awesome harvest..yummy goodness now and this winter!

[@Godisincontrol325]

😃🎉 Excellent I subscribed to your channel 🙏 ✨ Many blessings to you and your Family

[@OurSmallTownLife]

Thank you!

[@Godisincontrol325]

@@OurSmallTownLife You're Welcome 😁

[@tamaliraney8165]

Are you going to go back through and see if you can find more usually you can find more my dad always took the tractor and dug him up that way

[@1Gibson]

God has blessed you all.

[@beckie0512]

very nice harvest

[@amandag7777]

I so enjoyed this. Thank you ♥️✝️♥️

[@danahenderson3742]

That was fun! I used to dig potatoes as a kid in South Mississippi! So that brought back memories. Great harvest! 🥔

[@deirdredelaughder1060]

Great Tator Haul😅🎉 How much fun bringing in your potatoe harvest! Growing food and making memories ❤

[@1Melody1963]

Please keep us updated, with the curing and storing that you do, if it isn’t too much trouble. I love to grow potatoes, usually have good results. I struggle with storing them. The only way I know that works without fail is to can them. Would love to know more about storing in different ways. Thank you!!

[@return2basics242]

I grew potatoes last year and was struggling with ways to store them. We had 50-60 pounds of reds and somewhere around 20-25 pounds of russets grown from 7 pounds of seed potatoes. Not too shabby! I let them sit in baskets in the garage for a few weeks to cure, and bugs were starting to get into them. That's no good!! Yikes!! So, because I don't have a root cellar, the next best option was to store them under the stairs where they'd stay as cool as possible and in complete darkness, but what about the bug problem? I sorted the buggy ones out to use asap and then got some wooden crates, put a layer of sand in the bottom, a layer of potatoes, sand, potatoes, and a final layer of sand on top. The sand kept them cool and prevented bugs from getting to them as well. We had fresh potatoes to eat from late July until mid April. When they started sprouting in early March, I cut a good bit of them up into either cubes or flat slices for homemade au gratin potatoes and then dehydrated them to preserve them longer.

[@brendajones8251]

Enjoyed your harvest.

[@diannedutton6127]

Love digging potatoes with y'all!

[@lindagailsch]

Wow so rewarding!

[@laurielyon1892]

WOW! That's one of the best potato harvest's I've seen. Good size potatoes. What kind are the white ones! You may have said but I missed it.

[@cindyflinchbaugh7155]

Wow your potatoes are very impressive. I love to grow and harvest potatoes. Thank you for sharing all you do with us.

[@melissab1044]

Great job! I enjoyed "digging taters" with you! 🥔 I love mashed potatoes! 😊

[@bettyjorodgers8552]

Great harvest. Thank you. Blessings

[@muchadoaboutsomething]

That is impressive! Good job!

[@vickygraf8870]

You got a good harvest I love fresh grown potatoes God bless

[@Aimerla]

Great harvest! Happy gardening!

[@amandacraig2637]

When looking for potato’s dig quite deep down I’ve found them to be 30-60 cm deep into the ground b4 it’s crazy how far down they can get

[@cathykillion6544]

Enjoyed the potato harvest and watching your family.

[@tinathomas4999]

Nice crop.

[@christeenprice5637]

Awesome video,

[@nanar.8088]

You also can layer your potatoes with newspaper in a crate that allows air flow. Awesome crop, shows lots of hard work and dedication ❤

[@lizmiller2341]

Fun watching you and your family harvest your potatoes. I never knew about curing potatoes. Learn something new all of the time. Fun video thank you for taking us along.

[@susanschuck8124]

Can’t wait to see what you make with the potatoes! Lots of french fries? Fun video

[@pamstout]

Awesome

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

Great video❤❤❤❤

[@thealfrombostonshow3628]

Your soil must be pretty remarkable.

[@letthespiritlive]

I just found you channel. I'm in Andalusia AL!

[@OurSmallTownLife]

I'm so glad you found us!! 😍❤️

[@berthabyrd6898]

Hey Tiff,Oh my goodness woman,those are some big taters and so many uses for them!

[@elizabethrobinson4390]

will you do a temu haul soon and fit fab fun for the month of June I know you did one from Feburary ❤

[@kaylabell3918]

So many potatoes!!!! What do you use for worms in your tomato plant and produce?

[@OurSmallTownLife]

😍😍 I go out 2-3 times a week and hand pick off any pests. I know that can sound excessive and time consuming but it really doesn't take too long and makes a big difference. If I feel like it needs something I use a little diatomaceous earth but I don't like using it alot once things have blossoms because I don't want to chance the bees getting on it.

[@catherinelucas9869]

Good harvest but you must have left many in the ground. You should have had potato folk to lift them out

[@OurSmallTownLife]

We try to avoid using a fork or shovel when we can so we don't damage any. We went back a few days later and redug to find the few stragglers. :)

[@Allison-h9o]

Did you planted russet or yellow potatoes this year

[@annehoyle3581]

I love seeing you dig up taters. I've always wanted to grow them but never did it. I love all kinds of taters! Have you ever grown sweet potatoes?

[@OurSmallTownLife]

I usually get my sweet potatoes from a local farmer but we are going to try growing some this year. :)

[@patsyhelms1102]

I’m always having potatoes sprout. When you plant them do you plant the whole potatoe or just the sprout. I’m not a gardener. What a harvest. Would love to eat some. Know they will be good.

[@OurSmallTownLife]

I cut the potato so there's one or two eyes per piece and plant it. :)

[@Allison-h9o]

You can make homemade French fries or mashed potatoes 🥔

[@nikkijackson4893]

You are getting sunburned my dear

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

Those are some HUGE taters.

[@Allison-h9o]

Bunch of taters soon you won’t have to get any from the store

[@ScottieScotland]

Lovely film, The sizes you were pulling up there were very impressive. My crop this year was spoiled by late frost in June (I'm in Scotland) Next year I will stick to 2nd crop Tators only to be guaranteed success.