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[@carolschedler3832]

To Dad: You must be one proud man! I love your family!!! Love your land! Love waiting to see what’s on the menu for lunch! This is even better than watching the Waltons!

[@ginalaborte533]

The crackling sound of the cabbage leaves is very satisfying😊

[@jeffkablock3229]

With grandmother in charge and at the head of the table you guys are going to do great things she taught you guys well !

[@lenorebritton4973]

I love this family and their togetherness and affection for each other.

[@monique2513]

I love watching the veggie boys! I’m curious to know how you keep the cabbage moth away from those lovely looking cabbages?

[@KristeneSchmitt]

Dad always looks so thrilled with the ending. 🙃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😎

[@rondalees]

I love how much you and your family LOVE FARMING!!! How you are always thankful for the crops and the ability to grow and pick them and provide them for your community. How you talk to the cows and chickens and provide a great place for them where they are comfortable and they can just chill and do what they do. Your family is awesome!!!

[@joycerninor]

Joel....you do a great job on the camera

[@jonnies6655]

What a great farm/family! Producers and entertainers 😃

[@deanknowles1631]

Great family farm

[@kgrand62]

We hear so much scared angry negativity in the news right now, it's so nice to sit back with a cup of hot chocolate and watch a hard working, self supporting family. Coming from Canada's west coast (think north of Seattle on an island).

[@CJ_175]

Oooooo cabbage is taking a close second to the sound of picking peppers!

[@theveggieboys]

I’m glad you like it 😂

[@annieoakley4832]

Wish I lived closer to your store. Your family works so well together. A well oiled machine. A real American farm family !

[@alvarussell2728]

Thanks for keeping the leaves on them, the leaves are a protection and some people cook the leaves.

[@jutiansmith5689]

Everyone looks happy on your huge farm, and your Mum cooks good food!

[@Purington]

I think the cabbage has the best sound. So Crisp

[@dianestalla5474]

So enjoyable to watch. So respectable and loving with one another! Great job with the videos.

[@nooralizanooraliza6375]

Hello, I'm from Malaysia, I love watching you picking your vege, it's so relexing to see your farm

[@kimmiemamatomany6226]

Hard work, family unity- yup, blessing indeed!

[@lindakelley6631]

I love your channel. Can't wait to see what you do during the winter months.

[@christophercashwell4432]

I live in the Southern Georgia " and you guys " and girls are amazing " and you all have such wonderful GREAT personalities " that viewers enjoy " keep up the great work " GOD BLESS."

[@joannewilson6847]

Yum, cauliflower and white sauce or cauliflower bake. 4800 pound of cabbage, amazing. 70 / 80 thousand tomato plants planted. Everything is so fresh and enticing. Cows have plenty of feed for winter, 22 bales of hay, lucky cows. Definitely a good days work boys, enjoy dinner.

[@richardg646]

Great job everyone! Joel seems to be a pro now with the camera and that’s awesome! Keep up the good work everyone!

[@proudrottweilermama7510]

What do you use to keep the butterflies from laying eggs on your cabbages, they are the cleanest I have ever seen, plus you did not show us you putting the rubber bands on the cauliflower, keep up the good work, love your videos

[@FredSanchez_]

Thanks Veggie Boys (and girls) for another wonderful video.

[@cindybonem494]

I love it that you got double the amount of hay that you thought you were going to get, Heavenly Father is blessing you, stock up while you can.

[@lyndae.2055]

Thank again guys. I am a 68 yr young woman..That works hard like you all.....I learn from you and you all are so very special..

[@theveggieboys]

Thank you for all your hard work.

[@jimlippi4001]

I learn something every time I watch you guys, thanks.

[@dakata160]

Hello from Bulgaria,това което правите е просто невероятно продължавайте все така... just amazing

[@valoriegriego5212]

Wow! Still harvesting such beautiful vegetables! 🙂 Blessed!🙂

[@chriscrosby8012]

Sunset and bales of hay in a beautiful field!! AWESOME. Great video 💕🙋‍♀️

[@richardsokolis7314]

Watching you all harvest makes me want to make myself a salad. We just harvested our peppers and eggplant. Dug some ruttabaggas nothing like the taste of fresh.

[@Anita-ki8lu]

Hey Andrew..... love love love the videos my mom, dad, husband and myself all watch every video you post.... we're from Trinidad..... we are so fascinated but your families love for farming... we're farmers as well but not on you level.....keep up the good work!!!

[@theveggieboys]

Thank you! Hello to the family

[@bhawanipoochoon4071]

What part of Trinidad are you from. I am also from Trinidad but I live in North Carolina. I always have a summer garden.

[@jasonnixon433]

Left hand needs his own channel.He is good and confident.

[@scottbjorkander4141]

you neeed to get dad involved with more of your videos as well as mom and other family members , great job chronicling your farm life

[@monaghanroberta1210]

from Ontario Canada LOVE YOUR SHOW !!!

[@bethfoster6591]

If I didn’t “know you guys,” it would be very concerning to walk by and hear you say, “do we only have two knives in the truck?!”😳😝

[@mikehorton3664]

YES nothing like the sound of cabbage being harvesting!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joelee662]

BOY I'LL TELL YOU THOSE TOMATOES DID LOOK GOOD THAT HEY LOOK GOOD TOO NICE VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING 👍🇺🇸.

[@justwondering5540]

pepper cabbage # 1 and Cole Slaw #2 Filled cabbage #3 Smoked sausage and potatoes and cabbage #4 Sauerkraut "O" and a big Yankee Candle for the Out House

[@OmaBike]

Your veggies are so beautiful. Fun to watch you guys working hard. ;)

[@PatBarr55]

Looks great!

[@mercalderon606]

Hay guys we are watching u all from Belize city, central America I love your show ,wish we have a big veggies place like u guys love it , big up!!!😎

[@fatimaperez3936]

I’m excited for planting season

[@theveggieboys]

Me too

[@modestymodesty7249]

Hi Andrew, i love to see your harvest today. 👍 put more veggie girls on the video😊

[@candacethompson2521]

Good job, done by all of you. Blessings

[@GreginND]

Beautiful cabbages. I have such a problem with cabbage butterflies and worms. How do you prevent that?

[@WILLITGROW]

man you guys do alot there its nice to see the process!! thanks for sharing..

[@jjo5375]

You lads make everything look so easy...but I know that's not the case. What we're watching is SKILL & EXPERIENCE at work! So interesting as well as entertaining! THANKS! : )

[@johnperry5102]

great video great farm you guys are the best, you did a great job, Joel

[@808guac4]

Awe little baby. So cute

[@dannysowell9071]

Man I love me some cabbage and sauerkraut. A meal by itself with a skillet of cornbread.

[@suesmith5033]

That was either a very desperate mouse or a very smart mouse! 🤣

[@dennisreeves632]

Would love to have a pan of that cabbage stewed up with some cornbread. Oh Man!!!!

[@norinarusu]

Love the harvest and the veggies boys

[@petergreenwald9639]

Rubber bands? My grandparents used to grow 30-40 acres of cauliflower and as kids we had to join them in the field when the heads began to form. Every head got it's leaves tied together with a short chunk of bailing twine that as bought pre-cut just for that job. Back then a medium head was 25cents and a big one was 35cents. They made small batches of sauerkraut in ceramic crock pots. Good days to remember. Upstate NY, Catskills.

[@1971hodge]

I think I know where that 4800 pounds of cabbage went..... I dont think we've ever had cabbage so sweet. We made lots of sauerkraut with it yesterday! So cool to see it picked!

[@junnielaine4208]

So great to see so many facets of the farm!

[@ardelpedro7866]

Now is the time to pull out the chain saws and wood splitter for firewood. Also round up the fall leaves for compost. I live near a national Forest and the forest ranger tags trees for removal...free for the taking... never have to buy firewood... since the wood actually belongs to the public, I can't sell it. I use leaf blower to gather up 100 or so trash bags of leaves... in the spring I spread the leaves in the garden and till them under... always have the best garden in the area.😃

[@dione.c.3432]

G'day from Northern Australia. I'm actually surprised you don't string a hot wire around your spent crops and allow the cow/ pigs to eat the crop residue. I know you plow it under and it composts in place and enriches your soil. I get it. I do. I also know that pigs and cows have to eat and feed is crazy expensive. Cheers. ~D.

[@Michael_McMillan]

I was thinking the same thing, saves you a ton on fuel and time. Just let the animals do the clean up for you.

[@rameshkrishnan3254]

Time factor maybe

[@adasue3007]

I am from Pukekohe New Zealand and from a vege growing town so I watch you every day I am not busy on the farm of our

[@sadisticincubus]

Never used pallet forks to stack round bales before. This was interesting to watch. We always used bail spikes.

[@manishchauhan5223]

Love this man

[@sambalina8856]

Your videos are fun and educational and so valuable especially helping people grow their own vegetables in the current global pandemic... it’s inspirational! I remember subscribing when you had less than 500 and you have grown so much.. well deserved. Thank you for the great content 😊

[@theveggieboys]

Thanks for being there with us from the beginning

[@daintyflygirl4va]

I sub when he was just less than 10k

[@robyndurdin6965]

Golly your Vegetables looks so beautiful 🥰🥰 I wish ours looked like that

[@jackthewisedog5171]

love your videos keep them coming

[@stepstepchachacha]

70000 tomato plants???!!!! WOW. I have serious tomato envy. Salsa, pasta sauce, paste, diced, whole, chow.....I could fill my entire cellar with delicious food for winter. Mmmmm

[@maryannkurcz5813]

Love the hungarian peppers, that you have grown thare on the farm. My husband is from hungary, and he mantsions to me, that thar e is another great pepper, it is white, and when I tasted it the first time, I can in love with it. Perhaps you guys want to look into it.

[@ranelapantanosas3896]

I like watching your vlog during harvest time.

[@cookiesmom2079]

Enjoyed this video so much I watched it 3 times. Too bad I can't give it a thumbs up every time so here are the other 2 👍🏻👍🏻

[@HILLBILLYSFIREWOOD]

That's a whole lot of sauerkraut. Have a good one guys.

[@dirtisbetterthandiamonds]

I LOVE that y'all hand pick most everything! Your clients are Soooo lucky! (Also, you all are so blessed to have each other. I'm pretty much the only one that gets up with the sun and runs outside looking forward to the days work and harvest. Tomorrow is fresh ginger and turmeric, then pak choi and lettuce. Cant wait!)

[@theveggieboys]

Fresh ginger is the best

[@cookiesmom2079]

I blame KZbin algorithm for waiting until you were at 17.5k to recommend your channel. I’m having fun catching up though 😁

[@Tatavlog]

Team work 👍happy family ❤️amazing Hi joel

[@jessicab2331]

Would love to se when you have customers in the farm market and the videos to be a bit longer please live watching these videos

[@lokuihuay7650]

Wow.. I love cabbage👍

[@shanelamell2229]

Thanks for sharing guys and have a nice safe day. Have you ever made a post of feeding the horses

[@Liz_678]

Great video!

[@saimchuhan9126]

Nice vegetables and farmers

[@kathleenworkman2575]

Beautiful cabbage

[@Bernie5172]

yep@ we staked 40 acres of tomatoes every spring/summer. Donging them into rocky ground was a very hard job.

[@Ppomia]

My kids are left handed. I call them lefty since you call Joe lefty 🤣

[@Pharphette]

Everyone sounded tired for the “buh bye” 😂

[@theveggieboys]

Long days 😂

[@LtColDaddy71]

Never down talk your level of being a farmer compared to others. You are growing nourishment, joy, comfort and security for human beings. You are an equal to anybody else out there. Now this, you probably won't want to hear, but I think the best damn farms on the planet are 1/10th of an acre. A piece o somebodies yard! 20 plus years ago, I tried to be a retail store like you, and it failed miserably! People just wanted stuff for 99 cents! And every balking and offended customer was a walking case of diabetes, rot, pale clammy dimpled skin, just walking death, destined to live a long miserable life thanks to modern pharmacology being able to stretch out their suffering! I did bounce back through Farmers Markets, and spent decades building relationships. It's a happy ending for sure. We don't go to markets anymore, our customers are our marketing, they are our distribution, but we had to find sophisticated eaters in high income areas who wanted what we have for sale. We're doing 1000 acres of organic corn on contract, we're far enough into the seed business that we're committed at this point to selling 40,000 bags of hybrid organic seed corn that has been developed over the past 17 years. We committed 1000 acres to our feed business (which also serves some of our forage needs on the protein side, their are ways to use land for row crops AND forage, and 500 exclusively to our protein enterprises, and are adding another 1000 acres on the feed side next year after picking up a 1000 acre lease. But the most rewarding thing we have is our 80 acres of veg that gives us the products for our CSA. I won't bring in outsiders on the protein side. I refuse, our secret ingredient is love, and all of our livestock is personally handled by my kids. We carry small breed cattle called "Dexters", smaller Kune Kune pigs, and the whole assortment of birds. My kids can turn their backs on our animals, they are docile pasture pets. The only way that operation grows is my wife and I make more kids (we re at 6 and counting), and when my kids start having kids. I've rambled enough. Your a farmer when the results of your labor puts smiles on people's faces, gives them their nutrition they need that to prosper and enjoy a healthy life. That makes you an equal to "King Ranch" as far as I'm concerned.

[@aleset1]

That would make some awesome kraut!

[@anthonyvillarreal323]

hello my name is Anthony I live in south Texas I looking forward of watching more of your videos

[@tannenbaumgirl3100]

How do you keep the caterpillars off your cabbage?

[@jdp6ofus]

I wanna know that secret too!

[@patriciagreen3392]

Y'all are super inspiring! Ready to make my patruot garden even bigger next year! Thank you for the indepth teaching! Ready to see how y'all prepare the ground for next year...do you guys use the manure from your cows for fertilizer?!? I use my horses and hay and leaves...

[@charliesmith7492]

Dad is a part time lefty! He threw cabbage with his left, more than once.

[@starkey218]

Haha 3:52 Joel drops the cabbage not once but twice lol😂

[@theveggieboys]

😂😂😂

[@christinedabetoralde185]

Actually, Joel's really not a catcher coz he didn't even catch me when i fall for him😂😂😂

[@CJ_175]

Those lefty's lol!

[@ALXS.H]

Wow fresh vegetables

[@jutiansmith5689]

Superb cabbage!

[@laurelharrison4196]

Awesome farming

[@debbiemast9973]

I love to see the naturalness of your garden. I know there's a lot of chemicals on vegetables when you don't see a weed in sight.

[@joanl2057]

Some Planting videos showed landscape materil

[@Boingfish1]

They are beautiful. How do you manage the Cabbage worms and aphids? Or maybe PA. has none?

[@mjreyes3884]

Cornfield?!?!?! That was hilarious 🤣

[@willcojak9650]

That is some nice cabbage.

[@coraleebarrow7260]

How to you keep the cabbage worms out of the cabbage?

[@khwajatousif]

Love your Videos

[@farmerdre1]

Joel's corn feild😂😂😂😂😂

[@redgelucernas4536]

I know by heart now your opening spiel Andrew. I watched all your videos in just a week or more

[@redgelucernas4536]

And i like the sound of cabbage harvest too just like peppers.