Snowy Grain Corn Harvest

Finishing our last field of grain corn in the snow. See how we load the harvested corn into the dryer. This will finish up our grain corn season 2023.

[@retrodad6864]

Every day is a school day. Love the content. Thanks for posting. 🇬🇧👍👍👍

[@BellsFarming]

I lean something new most days :)

[@steveschappell8374]

You are always working year round Molly. Now I understand more about grain corn and harvesting.

[@BellsFarming]

Yes this farm is a 12 month operation :)

[@masudbcl]

Newly watch grain harvest on snowy.

[@belfast479]

Your filming skills are amazing.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you

[@jondarrah6829]

Molly glad to see you are Lewiston strong.

[@BellsFarming]

Support our community!

[@maint1616]

Another great video Molly thanks for sharing.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you!

[@jimoakley3436]

I'm glad to see you blowing a fan across the corn while unloading,people think I'm nuts for doing it.

[@BellsFarming]

Hahah I’m glad someone else is doing it too! Great minds think alike you and Dave

[@nobullinvestments]

Well done!

[@michael3080]

Thanks. For sharing Molly

[@gardnep]

Molly, thanks for the vlog, have a great new years. Potato trucks with moving belt should be used more, much safer than tippers. You will have enough corn for the mallards New Year’s party.

[@BellsFarming]

I should now hahah thanks for watching!

[@stucook8622]

Thanks Molly 🌻🐾

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you for watching

[@garyricci3562]

Great video as always. Ya that's late to be doing that but everything is finally done. You can take rest the winter off now. Ya right it never ends molly does it. ❤

[@BellsFarming]

That’s right Gary! It never ends. Still bagging potatoes most days. This year seems even busier than last year! No time for maintenance projects at all.

[@t1259sw]

This is the third video I've warched, can't believe how many different skill sets you have, you rock.

[@BellsFarming]

Awesome! Thank you so much for watching! I’m trying to learn everything I can!

[@daleley7645]

Using the fan is a great idea! Looks like it does it's job judging by the pile of fines.

[@BellsFarming]

Yes it works good! Thanks for watching.

[@richos2591]

Great video Molly, I prefer to watch this farming channel than other ones that pay their workers to polish truck wheels all day, this is a real working farm. thank you.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you very much for watching. We sure are a real farm! Thank you for the support!

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you very much for the support!

[@robwar2288]

Why didn’t I think of the Fan while unloading!!!😮😮😮😮 this is why I love the Net!😂

[@wk6976]

Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy your content. Farm life is interesting. It would be fun to hang out with you for a day. Wishing you and your family all the best in the new year.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you and happy new year to you too! Every day is usally different! Thanks for watching

[@user-TOOLMAN]

a great job again. I fill like i am there with you.

[@BellsFarming]

Oh that’s cool to hear. I’m glad you are enjoying the videos! Thank you for watching

[@robertgore8911]

Big 👍 for growing non gmo corn.👏🇺🇸

[@rl2866]

I watch several farm channels in the upper Midwest and northeast part of the country. I’m in Mississippi and it’s amazing seeing how the seasons are so different. Our corn harvest runs mid-August through mid-September, immediately followed by cotton & soybean harvest. We’re usually done with everything by mid-November. I really learn so much by seeing how farming is done in other areas. Thanks for doing your videos.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you very much for watching!

[@chrisstorer3111]

Im no farmer but i have a lot of respect for all the hard work you do! Its interesting to see how potatoes are harvested. Thank you

[@ronlowenstein9489]

You really have become part of this family operation and seem to be well versed in all that is done on this family farm ! Cheers!

[@BellsFarming]

I love farming, and I am lucky they have allowed me to join the team.

[@jeffreysmith7210]

You do a wonderful job of explaining tings to the public that have no farm experience but also drawing in the people like myself that do. The reason a lot of the time that corn gets left in the field in dairy country is no room for it or the fields are too wet and have to wait for a hard freeze. I hope you have some ideas for some winter videos, as your followers want more. Thank you

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Jeffery!

[@alexevan78]

Those woods look awesome. Keep up the fire content!

[@BellsFarming]

I love Maine!

[@RonHelton]

It is always satisfying to me to watch crops being harvested. 👍👍👍👍🐶🐶🐶🐶🐝🐝🐝🐝🚜🚜🚜🚜

[@slimndalew1653]

I need one of those hats

[@claytonholmstrom5708]

Great content Molly, truly enjoy your channel, and let’s hope for a good New Year! Greetings from Bluff Country Iowa!

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Clayton! Happy new year

[@BillCoxoutfit]

The good thing about it, it should be dry. I would turn it back to a motorcross track. Good money in that. I would visit for sure. My friend here in fryeburg had to harvest corn in the snow this year also. Good luck 👍

[@BellsFarming]

Hahah I think there were to many noise complaints about the track. I guess it took them a while to find the track because it was so hidden up that hill. Thanks for watching!

[@BillCoxoutfit]

I really enjoy watching your videos! I help my friends family farm here in fryeburg when he gets in a bind. And I love it.

[@alkennedy1124]

The only reason this corn feild is beautiful, is Molly standing in t, ,thanks pretty lady, and team bell farms, you married into a good family, nice thanks BigAl California, praise Jesus Christ grace amen 🙏 happy merry new year, 24…

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Al. Yes this family is wonderful! I am a lucky lady

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Al. This family is wonderful. I am a lucky lady.

[@robertmarino2158]

Molly , mph while combining corn in the snow , stay safe !

[@timothythomas4666]

Your crew has the experience to shift on the fly to conditions happening! That makes a great operation. Thank you for sharing!

[@iamnotnicollewallaceshusba5174]

I have noticed December grain harvest in the part of Atlantic Canada where I live. We had a wet harvest season. I think some do it when the weather gets colder and dries a bit. None the less you ain't alone. Cheers!

[@BellsFarming]

Yeah seems like it’s more common than I thought. New farmer here hahah thank you for watching!

[@Bradley_Clark]

Thanks for this. Thumbed

[@rickcook6867]

So good to see you guys growing non-GMO corn, thanks for growing clean food. Many blessings to you and have an awesome new year.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you for watching. Happy new year!

[@brianwolent9593]

who du thunk.....I'll bet you wowed the southerners with harvesting in the winter.

[@bradlavassaur8265]

Great video! You have a beautiful plot of land. It's even more beautiful in the snow. I'm very impressed that you are able to grow, utilize, and get the most from your land most of the year. Very efficient. That's awesome. I've heard that some farming can be done year round, but I haven't seen how it's done. I really appreciate your videos. I've learned a lot of fascinating thighs since I've been watching you hear. You also have an amazing way of explaining farming to those who don't farm can really appreciate and understand how it works. Super cool! I hope you all have had a great holiday season and wishing you a very prosperous new year. Thank you for sharing. 😊

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you very much for the compliment! It makes me very happy to know my videos are helping people learn about agriculture. Thank you for the well wishes. And we hope you have a wonderful new years as well. 💚

[@bradlavassaur8265]

@@BellsFarming thank you very much. It's certainly my pleasure to hear from you, and connect with you. I can't wait to watch your next adventure in farming. Have a great day. 😊

[@Dave-ll6ei]

I like your idea of using the hydraulic motor and also the fan. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. 👍

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you for watching!

[@tdmills1766]

So informative! And relaxing to watch!

[@grahamcook9289]

I think it’s time you and Shane took a holiday to Florida with some serious beach and pool bikini time! 😊

[@BellsFarming]

That will sound really nice in March!

[@jdavis7119]

Somebody got a microphone! Great audio and video too. Keep up the good work!

[@BellsFarming]

Hahah yes I’m working on the audio still hahaha thanks for watching!

[@tonyl.thompkins3542]

Happy New Year.!!

[@philhollingdale7593]

Loving the torque Molly - it's not what we say that's important to the healing, but what we do moving forward is!

[@BellsFarming]

Yes! Thank you for the support💚

[@sodbuster518able]

Your yellow truck that model Ford Louisville 8000 and 9000 series,i spent many miles driving them in the mid to late 80,s in the beginning of my driving career.Garlick Farms used to have a whole fleet of them along with the Mack R model.These new drivers today i don't think they could manage those old REAL trucks.

[@BellsFarming]

Hahaha you know you might be right neighbor Mark said “ you need an old man to drive these old trucks” haha thanks for watching!

[@coastcrab7511]

Snow in the trees looks so nice. Not something we ever see here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Enjoy learning from your videos. Thanks.

[@BellsFarming]

Yes the trees always look so beautiful snow covered! Thank you very much for watching!

[@u.s.a.198]

I'm in the South east USA. I know what we grow here and in border states. I had no idea what all Maine did for agriculture. It has been great learning more about what you all grow. Thank you!

[@BellsFarming]

Oh cool! I’m glad to be able to show you a little about Maine. Thank you for watching :)

[@stevemccoy8138]

Hi Molly, You certainly have a marvelous operation there. I really like the non gmo crops, that's Great. Happy Holidays. 😊

[@joeshmo5399]

I watch enough farming videos to consider myself an armchair expert. This is one of the better videos I have seen. I don't remember anyone using a fan to blow away the bees wings as corn is unloaded. Dave is a genius:)

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you! I’ll let him know you liked his idea

[@pdoherty]

Thanks Molly for another ride along tour. Enjoyed it.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you for watching!

[@billcreed6882]

Happy New Year!

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Bill. You too

[@danpags7023]

Wow, I had no idea that you harvested corn this time of year. I live in upstate NY, and all the fields are clear in fall. Cool video. Learn something every time I watch. 👍

[@BellsFarming]

I’m so glad you learn something from my videos! Thank you very much for watching :)

[@Yorkie285]

Middle America, if only could be like you and how you live your life, would make us so much better.

[@BellsFarming]

I love my life. It’s humbling too! Thanks for watching.

[@Yorkie285]

Humbling is a powerful word, but rarely used.@@BellsFarming

[@thomasandreasson9572]

thanks fore this upload Molly! and nice to se that the cannel are growing!!🥰

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you for watching. Yes the channel seems to be growing:) Thank you for watching.

[@thomasandreasson9572]

i would realy come work for you!!@@BellsFarming

[@timber240]

The guys like 4 wheeling in the equipment

[@ewardmello4255]

Nice little set up for corn ! Your ducks are going to love it .

[@BellsFarming]

They are so spoiled hahah 🦆🦆

[@andrevdijk8474]

hat is late the harvest of corn even with snow and frost and bessy the dog also helps beautiful animal comes with the woman to cuddle in the field, heavy work still a good change of year and good 2024 see you next

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you very much for watching! Bessy is so sweet, Shane and I try to taker her with us most days. Happy new year!

[@oldpete3153]

Nice operation...simple but effective.

[@darrenniles2448]

You got some cute little ponds On the way up to the field, I never seen a Cars of mine work in the snow so that was really nice to see, it won’t be long before you will be able to use snowmobiles on a dirt road, thanks again for bringing us along to share your farming life

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Darren! I hope you catch you guys the next time you stop in!

[@1striperon]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video as I have all the others. Looking forward to what 2024 brings. I live less than an hour away, a visit to the farm store is on the “ must do” list.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you very much! If you come in early august we will have fresh sweet corn and some veggies. We really only have potatoes this time of year. Please stop in!

[@geebopbaluba1591]

I’m glad y’all made it through that flood ok.

[@petey9338]

I've never seen this harvested in the winter with snow on the ground,here in the UK 🇬🇧 it's usually harvested at the very end of summer,😊👍

[@BellsFarming]

Yes, we are always late because of potato harvest. :) thank you

[@geebopbaluba1591]

I was watching Kate’s Ag today and thought about your videos harvesting potatoes and corn and they harvest wheat. It’s mostly for all of us the consumers.

[@BellsFarming]

Yeah, I guess that is a little different than watching grain and soy bean farms. We are growing food for people to eat not just animals. Thank you very much for watching. Happy new year!

[@lphenterprisesllc7286]

🥶🥶🥶🥶 BRR Molly!!

[@DanPurdy1]

I much like the cap that you are wearing. Thank you, I need to get one of them or a shirt.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you! I will have to see where Sue got these hats. I can add a link

[@fivevs1]

I haven’t watched all your videos so forgive me if this has been addressed. Do you have a background in film or photography or KZbin before this channel? Only asked because it’s just seems like you have a real knack for this.

[@BellsFarming]

Hey there, no I do not have any background or experience in film making until this channel! Thank you for the compliment!

[@keithmcallister4917]

Would be nice if we had a little bit of that snow now! And frozen ground my driveway is a mess right now. Thanks for sharing another great video. Keep them coming.

[@BellsFarming]

I know Thai is the weirdest winter! Thanks for watching!

[@ronaldfeuerstein435]

Thank you for sharing. Hope you had a Merry Christmas 🎉😢and looking forward to a wonderful New Year. At times here in Michigan the big Dairy Farmers Harvest corn well though December. All depends on how wet of a fall we have. Its good to hear from you Miss Molly..

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Ronald!

[@ronaldfeuerstein435]

@BellsFarming Your welcome Molly. Thank you.

[@StormLaker]

Our neighbor here in Iowa was an older gentleman (this was while I was growing up) always waited until way late......like sometimes January to pick corn from his field. I never understood why. Inevitably being Iowa and our crazy winters here, we'd either get an early heavy wet snow 10-12 inches, or a bad ice storm/snow storm combo and it would wreck the corn. He had an old Massey Ferguson combine that did 6-8 rows at most, and the ground would be littlered wtih waste corn. THE DEER LOVED his field, there were always a ton of them out there after he picked the field. He never let anyone hunt deer on his property, so it was sort of a deer sanctuary. So we would set up on our side of the timber from the field and had a permanent tree stand set up, me, my dad, and my friends and their dads all got deer from that spot every year in late season muzzleloader. We did have permission to hunt pheasants there- it was a great place to do that, the guy left a lot of buffer between the planted corn and the fencelines, had shelterblets, waterways, etc. I think he was retired from farming, but had just enough ground to plant to keep him going. He was in his 70's then (this was in the late 80's-early 90's) .WHen he died, someone bought the property, razed the house, barn, cattle lot, the patch of timber we shared, and plowed it all under and planted corn on it. That's Iowa these days.

[@BellsFarming]

What a great story! I could picture the property perfectly! Sounds like it was a great place to grow up. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@StormLaker]

Yeah, I'm not sure if this is happening in Maine where you guys are at, but there used to be a farm on every half mile section, or 4 farms on every mile section . Now there are a lot less farmers owning owning large sections of land. Old farmhouses, and hold barns are disappearing and the land gets plowed for crops. Or they'll tear down the house, leave the machine shed, etc. or you'll see a large hog confinement building, a lot fo cornfield- but no house. Just the nature of Iowa farming- not what it was growing up in the 70's and 80's, or what my grampa and dad had before that being dairy farmers. I'm the first generation off the farm and in town. Just too expensive to get going at it. @@BellsFarming

[@tommy..980]

Hi Molly .. I see something a little different every time I watch one of your videos… Using a fan , Combining in the winter, all a first for me… Very interesting thanks good stuff…😊

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Tommy!

[@deweypowell2684]

Hope Santa was good too you molly

[@BellsFarming]

Santa was! I got some Milwaukee tool!

[@deweypowell2684]

@BellsFarming when you get chance I'd love to see what goodies you got 😊

[@petertatham-cw2oq]

Hi Molly, hope you have had a good year and the fields are drying out after all the flooding it seems very late to be harvesting but it obviously works for you, all the best for the new year have a nice break catch you later. ❤

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Peter! Happy new year to you too 💚

[@edwardmarino2776]

Molly - it’s fascinating to me how in such adverse conditions you can still harvest. When you say “grain corn” does that mean it’s used for animal feed?

[@BellsFarming]

Yes that is correct. It usually is used for animal feed. Thanks for watching

[@jeffreyshier9021]

I assume you couldn’t harvest corn in the winter. 🤷‍♂️ Thanks for dispelling my misconception.😊

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you for watching! I’m learning people do it a lot actually!

[@jeffreyshier9021]

@@BellsFarming I’m not sure if that’s a thing in Michigan. But what do I know.

[@robertrhodes9123]

You ask about harvesting in the snow. Yes, back in the early 70's till I finished with the potatoes & sowed the wheat, winter had showed its ugly face early. I picked the last 3 ac. while it was snowing. Till I finished the wagon load looked like a load of snow.

[@BellsFarming]

Thanks for sharing! I hate it when winter comes a little too early! But this year it’s very late for us. I want more snow

[@catdiesel7143]

You’re totally beautiful 🥰

[@BellsFarming]

You are too kind. Thank you!

[@catdiesel7143]

If you were single I’d totally move too Maine 🙂

[@stevefish4153]

Thank You For Sporting The Cap

[@BellsFarming]

Yes! I am happy to support and represent Lewiston Maine ❤️

[@ericchristman4713]

I wanna hear more stories of the motocross track !! My brother and I made one on our farm too 😊

[@BellsFarming]

Yes! There are some old movies somewhere if Dave and Ray ridding in their teen, I need to get my hands on those

[@joenewman6494]

So that’s how we get frozen corn🤣🤣🤣later girl y’all stay safe and warm.❤️😎🇺🇸

[@TerryWade-xe8os]

Molly what does grain corn refer too?

[@BellsFarming]

Dried whole corn kernels generally used for animal feed :)

[@BrianKing-pl1iu]

Wow that looks alot different from when the track was there

[@BrianKing-pl1iu]

I remember when the yellow potatoe truck was a dump truck doing this same job and yes Dave did it back then as well

[@BrianKing-pl1iu]

Wow nice stacking job Molly

[@BellsFarming]

I knew you were waiting to see that footage!

[@BrianKing-pl1iu]

I was and thanks for showing this video

[@hardtail-gy8dk]

Good to get wrapped up with weather closing in, any evidence of the old MX track or its long gone?

[@BellsFarming]

Haha it’s long gone now. I should find some old videos or photos of it.

[@hardtail-gy8dk]

@@BellsFarming that would be awesome if you can, time passes but look back at our former glory...lol

[@grahamcook9289]

Surely by this stage the corn has started to rot?

[@BellsFarming]

You mean while it is on the stalk still? No the corn is dried down enough that it doesn’t really rot.

[@clarencedavister9098]

I also watch another farm video about a small dairy farm in St Albans. Is that close to you? 12:30

[@BellsFarming]

I believe that is about 1.5 hours away. What farm are you referring to? Tay farms?

[@clarencedavister9098]

Yes it is Tayfarms.

[@patrickwhelan5703]

Okay Molly, I think I missed something. What's the market for grain corn? Is it sold as feed corn or do buyers use it for food production?

[@BellsFarming]

The majority goes an animal feed, but there also are corn stoves( essentially a pellet stove) that people will heat with. Thanks for watching!

[@edmondmurphy]

Is it your family farm or did you marry into it?

[@BellsFarming]

I married into the family

[@edmondmurphy]

@@BellsFarming Fair dues to you for getting stuck in so much! Lots wouldn’t.

[@GeneMatheney]

What does the corn that get sold in store get used for? How much does each 50 lb bag usually cost?

[@BellsFarming]

Most people use the corn to feed animals, occasionally people will also use it as fuel in a corn burning stove for heat.

[@robertcheatham2891]

Harvesting in the snow can be a real challenge. What’s the row spacing?

[@shanebell9589]

All our rowcrops are 36” spacing.

[@BellsFarming]

The row spacing is 36 inches.

[@markb.1259]

8:45- Having loose clothing and/or long hair anywhere near that turning shaft on that grain auger is a recipe for limb amputation or head scalping!!! Terrible way to become permanently disfigured. 😕

[@BellsFarming]

Yes I know, I was being safe. No loose clothing and my hair is tied back and I’m wearing a hat. Thank you

[@markb.1259]

@@BellsFarming- Sorry, guess you can tell I'm the Safety Officer for the city I live in... haha Thanks for the reply Molly! 🙂

[@BellsFarming]

@@markb.1259 hahah that makes sense! Well thanks for letting me know. I will let you know that safety is very important to me. And that I am the food safety coordinator on the farm. I know accidents can happen in any situation, following every safety standard or not. We genuinely do try to do things in a safe way. But you have to remember we are a family farm too :) I do appreciate the response. Sorry if I get touchy about safety. Just like you do! Haha have a great day!

[@johnwhelan723]

Throw some chains on it

[@shanebell9589]

Been there done that.

[@johnwhelan723]

@@shanebell9589 oh very good

[@colingunn4822]

The Duck Bay guy again happy New Year studio.kzbin.infoopP0v8mTr_k/edit

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Colin! Love all your dogs!

[@KevinChristiansen-i2q]

Great video Molly and Shane

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you Kevin!

[@KevinChristiansen-i2q]

Good luck combining your corn 🌽 Molly and Shane

[@PeterandLouiseVerleun]

Hello, my name is Peter and we farm in Prince Edward Island, in eastern Canada. When you leave Maine, drive across New Brunswick, cross the big bridge and you are in PEI. Yes, we often cut grain corn in December. We also grow sweet corn but we pick by hand and sell at a farm stand. We have beef cattle on our farm, but our friends and neighbors grow potatoes. We help out often, spending many hours on grading belts and baggers. I often drive windrowers or potato trucks. You have nice videos

[@BellsFarming]

Look at that! Lots in common! Thank you for leaving me this comment. You sound like very nice neighbors❤️ how much land do you farm? Do you grow other crops too? Thanks for watching our little channel!

[@PeterandLouiseVerleun]

@@BellsFarming Hello again. We farm with my son ( he is married, three kids, ages 6, 4, and 2) We buy small bull calves from dairy farmers at two days old and raise them right up to market weight at 1600 or 1700 pounds. We have about 300 head in the various stages of growth. The bigger steers eat a lot of corn, which we grow on our land. We do 25 acres of sweet corn, all picked by hand and sold at a farm stand. The cattle get the stalks. We also do barley, soybeans and forages. Your videos are excellent to show the non farming population all about how farms work.

[@arthura.applegatejr.7145]

A friend of mine, Danny Krowicki of New Egypt New Jersey, has left the corn standing and gone to Florida for the winter. And combined it when he got home in the early spring.

[@BellsFarming]

Sounds like that farmer has it figured out. Florida in the winter!

[@robertgessert645]

I enjoy learning about potato farming, and all the different things your family does. I did happen to notice that the driveshaft on the auger is exposed. Please encourage the guys to get a cover on that . Any sweatshirt, hood strings, long hair, shirt sleeves, anything that comes in contact with that is going to wrap and that can be deadly. be safe! Love your channel.

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you so much for the support! I will pass along the suggestion about covering the driveshaft. I’m glad you enjoy our farm life! 💚 another video coming soon

[@danielhathaway6000]

My combine experience began with a JD 12A , progressed to a model 45 and then 55 . From those numbers you can guess I am pretty much an antique myself . LOL I am a machine junkie and enjoy all the different but modern machines you employ at your farm .

[@rg1599]

I spent lots of Tim on a JD 55 combine. No cab and that dust was a killer.

[@daviddziomba9664]

Don't worry about being low tech, a lot of guys are still that way, and greetings from up in the county, nice to see a video from back here compared to the ones out west. Dave D.

[@BellsFarming]

Hey Dave, thanks for watching. I’m hoping to get up to the county sometime in 2024! We will miss the big potato meeting this year again. Happy new year!

[@dadof3579]

Great video I’m learning….. Have a blessed New Year

[@BellsFarming]

Thank you! Happy new year!

[@timsekhon5299]

Combining corn in the winter is quite common here on big farms it takes a while to get to all of it. Especially if it’s wet . Snow is fine as long as it’s standing. The combine we used was a big Krone combine with tracks in the front,so that helps . Looking good Molly.

[@BellsFarming]

Thanks for the info Tim!

[@bladewiper]

Love the hyd drive on the auger. Not only did you getting rid of the dangerous pto shaft, the tractor, or even a skid steer with hyd outlets, does not have to be close to the auger. I like the fan also. Thanks for the video.

[@BellsFarming]

Yes! Thank you very much for watching

[@marknewman3360]

Never knew they harvested in the Winter.

[@BellsFarming]

Yep, I guess we do it a lot! Thanks for watching.

[@rks6478]

Is growing hops and barley for microbrewers a feasible crop in your neck of the woods?

[@BellsFarming]

That’s really a niche market. Conditions need to be perfect for brewing. We were approached in the past about it but declined because the return would not be better than our other crops.

[@BellsFarming]

Hey there I thought I answered your question, but I didn’t sorry. The conditions for growing has to be just right. We were approached about growing for a brewery but the return was not as good as our other crops so we declined.