The Life Of A Potato At Green Thumb Farms

[@southbronxny5727]

Gotta bless all farmers that kept us all alive.

[@24pavan]

It's awesome I appreciate ur work friend please keep it up.thanks for these type of videos

[@handmaderestor]

*So calming seeing you restore items so masterfully*

[@marshallstephens7356]

Cool! Thanks for posting this video!

[@samuelasiedu276]

The potato goes through a lot to be presentable in the marketplace. I love seeing good quality potatoes in the market. Thanks to all the teams that make it happen with the appropriate technology.

[@kitmaguire9090]

This really helped me with my essay, thank you for everything. I love u xxxx

[@SuperAliceleo]

Thank You for sharing this video and the amazing story behind the humble potatoe, take care and have a lovely weekend..

[@curtweatherbee2523]

Mr. potato grower thanks for sharing that was very interesting👍🏻🇺🇸💫

[@terencewarner4692]

It's amazing how a potato [ spud ] can generate such interest. Your right there Stephen, it may be a humble plant but so many people rely on it as a stable food. Way back in the 20's very many people in Ireland perished because of the potato famine. KEEP THE COMMENTS COMING PLEASE.

[@StephenMortimer]

I want you to go to the STATISTICS of the population of Ireland in 1840 vs today...they did live like animals (acted like it too) about that time a distant ancestor of mine in MELKSHAM even married an O'Toole gal straight from the bogs

[@terencewarner4692]

At 01.17 on Thursday I'll give your "request" a miss untill later. Is that Melksham , Wiltshire UK?

[@StephenMortimer]

@@terencewarner4692 Yes.. Broughton Gifford actually ... 8.5 MILLION was the population of groveling catholics in 1840

[@theresadupuis8475]

WOW WONDERFUL JOURNEY OF THE POTATOES 😊👍👍👍👍💖

[@lollylolly4992]

Kooooooyaanisqatsi! Kooooooyaanisqatsi! Kooooooyaanisqatsi!

[@daddio7249]

As an old potato farmer I would like more information, what varieties were you harvesting? I loved your packing house, after I lost my farm I was the floor tech in a repacking plant for ten years. We went from two carousel, spring scale baggers to two Afeldts then added two Volm weigh-er baggers. Those four machines could pack-out a semi load of ten pound bags in about 30 minutes. We had a four lane Hagen count pack machine also. We got our potatoes in bulk and had our own washing grading line. When all of them were running I was a busy guy.

[@terencewarner4692]

I wonder if the general public realise how much work goes into prepairing this wonderful food.

[@curtweatherbee2523]

I probably had your potatoes at one time😋 very good👍🏻🇺🇸❤️💫

[@mytree123]

WOW AMAZING

[@copoaffl]

Bien dice la frase, Recordar es Vivir, ya que me toco hacer varias cosas como las que salen en el video, Saludos desde México.

[@terencewarner4692]

It's interesting to see that you cut the spud in half.You must have realy good soil to grow such a beautiful potato.

[@StephenMortimer]

NOTHING HUMBLE about a spud ... just ask it's close kin the TOMATO !!

[@terencewarner4692]

I was wrong when I said the Irish famine was in the 20's please follow this story by going Google Irish Famine,there are some interesting facts there. Sorry if I miss lead you

[@sonymendoank34]

How to the problem hollow heart in potatos ?

[@terencewarner4692]

Some of our supermarkets are now selling mis-shaped spuds,,OK once they are peeled and cut ready for use they are a spud after all.

[@swrtsolutionsinc.1092]

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[@amberisonline4598]

Plot twist : The farmer is actually Technoblade

[@williamhuhn5247]

I didn’t expect to see my own kind here, It’s refreshing.

[@Tribloom]

Hey guys, today we’re going to destroy squid kid’s 1 potato spot by farming potatoes 𝗜𝗡 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗟 𝗟𝗜𝗙𝗘!

[@terencewarner4692]

They are a good size too

[@kenberscheit480]

pretty nasty looking river at 9:10

[@captaingrizzly9511]

boil em, mash em, stick em in a stew

[@JD-kf2ki]

I'm eating French fries right now.

[@marshallstephens7356]

I’m eating chips 😎😄

[@angusmacduff3471]

Can I get seed potatoes?

[@FarmerTom08]

Frederick Fyfe yes

[@codyludwig2811]

Cool, I guess you never have to go to the store to buy potatoes

[@livingladolcevita7318]

why on earth are you wrapping baking pots in cling film

[@jfdb59]

why on earth are you calling it "cling film"?

[@athyvandenberg289]

jfdb59 that is what it is called in the UK

[@samkom33]

probably becouse the customers dont want to get their handbag dirty. hehe but seriously plastic seam a bit overkill. here in norway at my foodshop the potatos that are big enogh for baking somtimes comes wrapd in aluminium foil ready to be put in the oven

[@sureal670]

Dance potato boy dance -Technoblade

[@gabrielspira2852]

PPPPPPPPPPPOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTTTTTTTTAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@lwden5709]

My aim:

[@zoemeow7677]

What if the farmer is but a potato to 😮

[@Middlechill2official]

technoblade be like

[@terencewarner4692]

Who's idea was it for supermarkets not to sell mis-shaped veg.any way? some eurocrat with nothing else to do I suspect.

[@samkom33]

this is usa,, but they have regulations and moneywasting inspectors too. hehe

[@grayswandir47]

Marketing. The consumer is shown the best looking product. The lower grades of potatoes can be turned into hash browns, country potatoes, tater-tots, potato chips etc.

[@grayswandir47]

Marketing. The consumer is shown the best looking product. The lower grades of potatoes can be turned into hash browns, country potatoes, tater-tots, potato chips etc.

[@samkom33]

@@grayswandir47 Yes the mis shaped potatos taste just the same but can be extra work. hehe i remember around 35 years ago kitchen duty in the military.. we had a DRUM POTATOWASHER. that peeled round potatos perfect becouse the inside of the dum was kind of like sandpaper. but misshaped potatos always had spots you had to peel by hand no matter how long they was in the maskine.

[@borderreiver3288]

need to stop using so much plastic especially bagging just one spud at a time...

[@ShainAndrews]

I thought you were kidding... and there it was 7:54

[@samkom33]

in my local foodshop in norway the baking potatos comes wrapped in aluminium foil ready to be put in the oven! but if you like you can say open it a little and add spice-salt butter. i bet same as here in norway the farmers get more than double price for the big spuds that suited for baking

[@chandansingh9332]

Cks biology University of Delhi India BSC zoology University of Delhi India

[@heartscards6335]

not one word said just lots of stupid music