We Harvested ROCKS From Our Fields

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[@kens.3729]

A 99-year old Farmer (mostly Retired from Farming) friend of our mentioned to us last Summer that he Sells more Green Tomatoes than Red. 🍅 i Love Red. 👍

[@stubstoo6331]

As a native Floridian Logan we only have soft limerock. What fertilizer do you use to get such big beautiful boulders?🤣😂🤣😂

[@carolinegardening_preserving]

Hi there. I worked at a garlic farm for 1 season and learned that you shouldn't wash them because they wont last long and to not peel them which gives them less time to stay fresh, which in turn doesn't last long. If you lightly rub the bottom of the garlic alot of dirt comes off. The less you handle them the better. 😊😎 and like sammy said it looks like they are from the farm.

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

You did an outstanding job cultivating Logan and I've been doing it for nearly 50 years. My Grandpa would have used some of those rocks under the foundations of his tobacco barns.

[@mikevcampbell]

That tractor is my favorite thing on your farm. Old mechanical equipment like that is a lot of fun to operate.

[@HuberRhonda]

The fields are looking fantastic!! Love seeing that oldie but goodie tractor still plugging along!! God Bless you all🙏🏻

[@blendamorris4419]

Don't think I've ever seen so many rocks in one place and of all places where you're planting veggies. Good for you for trying to get up as many as possible! Just love watching the process from seeding to harvesting. Like I've said before, I would just like to be behind you during harvest timed when you're going for the perfect product and discarding the things that aren't. Me and my basket would be working overtime! And I'm so sorry that the wind has done so much damage. I just don't know how you cope with all things bad when you're trying to do so much good for all of us.

[@michellepollino4986]

Love fried green tomatoes. Tomatoes looking amazing. That’s a lot of rocks, wow. Garlic looks beautiful.

[@redlangdeau5728]

Thanks for sharing Logan, that looked like some heavy work with the boulders from the future pumpkin patch, I always appreciate your honesty Logan you never bs your viewers. Until next time Caio

[@corinschick8172]

I'm in two minds about the garlic. I can appreciate that customers who buy from farmers markets probably think its more natural to buy garlic with roots and soil attached. But for me, give me a product which is closest to be ready to use. Some of those rocks were worthy of headstone status!

[@jamesdeblois878]

I live Ma. and every were you go you see the old stone walls from farming . Amazing they did all that with horses or buy hand.

[@JimMeakim]

I'm always amazed how many rocks n weeds farmers plant through, yet still get great harvests!! Just shows how picky us Backyard Gardeners are, gotta get every pebble, every weed!!

[@Bernie5172]

I spent 25 years picking up rocks at our farm. I wish I had a skid steer to carry them out of the paddock We had some rocks that were bigger than a car. the D9 Dozer stalled trying to get them out

[@backachershomestead]

Side hustle. Sell the rocks to landscapers and homeowners doing their own landscaping. 😂

[@MarjBuckley-ec1hk]

❤ the slow motion!

[@allotmentjoy]

That's a ridiculous amount of rocks and boulders. Never had fried green tomatoes before. Huge tomatoes 👍

[@BUDSBEAU]

just a thought, use some of those big rocks to scotch the wheels of your wagons or carts or whatever when not in use. this will keep them from rolling away and causing more damage.

[@linato1855]

Lol….Today you’ve got my hubby watching and commenting on the old machinery! Some of those rocks are worthy of placement in a rock garden. Awesome video….. Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@Bernie5172]

Sammy needs to use a garden fork to loosen the garlic. much easier

[@halinawiecek2297]

Beautiful tomatoes 🍅.

[@2fish_tacos814]

I like Sams way of thinking about the garlic but it does look pretty after you peel it. That was crazy how the wind blew those wagons around, I hate to see that it damaged your pipes. Cold crops look very nice right now and the cultivating is satisfying to watch. I'd like to see Sam hanging on the tractor filming some of those shots lol Take care guys!

[@user-zr6uy3fj5s]

Try adding finger weeders to your cultivation options. It will help with those weeds in the garlic.

[@skeeet5758]

You could probably use a chop saw and cut those pipes and then have somebody make you something that can screw down on it take it and have threads cut on the pipe. Or you could simply just get somebody to weld it together that knows what they're doing I would leave the coupling on it if it's good and just try to scab something in to make it fit make it work if the pipe smashed a little bit I don't think it's hurt to bad. Those garlic bulbs look really nice after you slipped them up and cleaned them up I like the raw product stem and all but it looks better when you clean them up trim them and wash them. I used to sell vegetables with a guy and we would just pull it straight out of the ground. That little bit of dirt after it sits out at the market it's better for them but we had a tub with water if they wanted it washed a lot of people like the dirt on it. It keeps them from wilting

[@beckyumphrey2626]

Great video. A bucket load of rocks that size sells for $225 here in Florida. :)

[@_Elijah_1979]

I really enjoy watching your videos !

[@azamyahmad]

Appreciate your efforts and hard work for sharing and showing around and I really loved your greenhouse well organized and as always beautiful sharing adventure documentary countryside content video and you doing such an amazing job and I'm looking forward to more adventures from your video channel .. gorgeous filming camera work looks super awesome super sharp and clear and thanks again Logan ..

[@Taxpayeroftherepublic]

In previous video you mentioned the pepper transplants under temperature stress. .30% calcium - plant food product available at Stoney Acres Produce supplies in Port Trevorton. Apply the .30% cal at 1.5 gallons/acre with boom sprayer to reduce canopy temperature and transplant tress. Great tool to use. Nice roll starting the B!

[@fannybuster]

Last season I tied up about 100 garlic heads and let then cure in my garage for about 6 weeks.I just threw away the last heads ,I had garlic for almost a year. And yes you should remove the roots for storage

[@ECole-le7we]

What do you do with the rocks? Where I live, people and companies would probably buy those rocks for landscaping and other purposes. P.S. You may have had a microburst that lifted those wagons. They are extremely powerful sometimes more powerful than a tornado. Google it if you never experienced one. We had one in our small neighborhood last year; and it lifted a healthy 20 to 25 ft. holly tree in our yard out of the ground without touching anything else.

[@bilesbilinski9239]

I leave the all the roots and the whole stalk on my garlic. Most customers have no idea what fresh garlic looks like or how it grows

[@tinashields9599]

Cripes- I have pretty gravelly soil here, north of you in central NYS- but I have never seen a collection of boulders like that! A glacier must have really unloaded them there- bad luck!

[@barbaraann9754]

Rocksylvania ! Picking rocks on a PA farm must be a never ending job!

[@debbie7115]

Pre emergent week killer for the weeks in the garlic.

[@rigger314]

Either way wouldnt affect my choice on which one I would buy, as we all know that dirt easily washes off but I would assume that people would be more inclined to buy the cleanest ones.

[@Gardenergal]

People expect white garlic bulbs. I would leave them farm harvest looking as Sammy suggested but I bet they will sell better white.

[@pakgreenfield]

Good job ❤

[@barbarapeter3158]

You need to get one of the rock collector equipment like the Veggie Brothers have. They bought it second handed at one of the equipment sales. Cheap

[@TommasoScappini]

A lot of rocks in the soil!

[@user-dk2wv4eh8u]

Why don't you get a rock bucket for the skid loader- a lot better to pick large ones. Look for rock picker on some farm auctions-got to be used ones for all the rocks in your area

[@DongFarm7749]

Love Love ❤

[@themoos4205]

its crazy how much rock..... Garlyyy

[@Greywolfe24]

They do have a machine that will pulverize rocks in the field. Pulls behind tractor on three point hitch. Check it out.

[@JoeyCalico-ne2ei]

Great workout

[@kens.3729]

Most people didn’t realize Rocks also come out of Farm Fields. Not all Rocks are Harvested from the Quarry. Rocks have a Variety of Uses so NO Waste. 😬👍🙏

[@beckyumphrey2626]

Selling rocks is big buisness in Florida. :)

[@user-kn2bs2eu1k]

@@kens.3729 I guarantee you have rocks for brains!! 😂😆🤣😆😆😂😆🤣😂😂😆🤣

[@byronholmes2496]

Good day to all.

[@skeeet5758]

I would hate to imagine what one of those pipes cost they look galvanized if they are you know you need to be careful when you're welding that up because the fumes off of that's pretty funky or have you decide to fix it if you find somebody with a pipe threader that's probably what I would do

[@Birdface-nw1ub]

Considering soil erosion, do farms like this just get rockier and rockier through the years?

[@Only1Orinthal]

Always remember to chock your tires

[@braddobson2060]

You need a hitching rail to tie your wagons up

[@kalwongkl]

Wondering why you grow tomatoes in the plastic high tunnel. I might be missing something you have said earlier. You also grow them in the field

[@randywaterbury9893]

The veggie boys invested in a rock picker.

[@re-fy8dr]

Sammy need to learn how to drive skid steer girls can do a good job

[@fannybuster]

Your giant tomatoes in the high tunnel,what Variety are they..?

[@user-kn2bs2eu1k]

Red ripe gonads

[@CurrentChoices]

would leaving one/two turn RED?

[@user-kn2bs2eu1k]

@@CurrentChoices no, they would turn blue...😂😆🤣😆😂😆🤣🤣

[@user-kn2bs2eu1k]

@@fannybuster they are variety called "blue balls"

[@fannybuster]

@@user-kn2bs2eu1k You lie

[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌❤️🇨🇦, rock on

[@donnahanson1691]

Leave the garlic unwashed. It lasts longer.

[@tonygust24]

Is there a reason you don’t cultivate the garlic to keep the weeds down?

[@browntownorganics2172]

What variety of tomatoes are those? I like that the vines aren’t that big compared to the large amount of tomatoes they are producing. I grow celebrity and BHN-589.

[@geertdeweert636]

use predators for mites and thrips

[@emilyc7629]

Have you thought about getting a rock picker machine

[@kellyharper7751]

People eat with their eyes. The prettier the better.

[@hopemorrison2367]

Hey Logan

[@suziqbrown7073]

do you show the date you video anywhere? I couldn't find it

[@mattbrown837]

Wash the garlic

[@jamesducey2685]

Are there gal tomato plants?

[@timdisbro6838]

Tomatoe flowers have both female and male parts so one plant can pollinate itself

[@jamesducey2685]

If there are any weeds. Not is there any weeds.

[@kevingearhart5141]

Holy Flintstones Logan! Those big ones you should pressure wash them, take them to NYC art galleries as “Woke” rocks selling for $1,000’s and make a killing. 😳😜😂👍. They’ll buy anything.

[@user-se4wd4cm1e]

why dont you use a rock picking equipment