400LBS. OF POTATOES Harvest and Storing for Winter (+tips!)

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@morethanfarmers 25 дней назад

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@tobtnosike9433 24 дня назад

😍🥰💕💕

@tobtnosike9433 24 дня назад

I love you and You need get care of us! I'm gonna join with us about harvest 🥰

@bettypearson5570 24 дня назад

I'm old enough to be your grandma and was raised on a subsistence style farm and while I already know much of what you are doing, I still enjoy watching your family. I'm sure you have heard the story about the husband who asks his new wife why she cut the end of the ham before baking. She told him that was how her mother always did it and her mother was a good cook and since she wanted to be a good cook also she followed her mother's example. She went to her mother and asked why she always cut the end off the ham before cooking. The mother said she always wanted to be as good a cook as her mother and since her mother always cut the end of the ham she did too. They then went to see her grandma to ask her what the purpose of cutting the end of the ham was. Grandma replied, "I cut it off so it would fit in the pan." Sometimes that can be how it is to come from multi-generational farmers. You just start doing the same thing your parents did without asking why even though as we are finding out, there may be better ways to do something. The nice thing about your videos is you two are natural teachers. You explain the whats and whys and you don't just continue doing the same thing mindlessly, like when you decided to rip out most of your rhubarb because it was so much more than your family could use. I cringed thinking you could just sell the extra or give it away each year since you had it established. But the two of you are very intentional and had a plan for that growing space plus if you start growing excessive amounts of things, even perennials, it starts chipping away at your available time for the crops you do want. You are a very wise couple and it is a pleasure watching how you manage everything it takes to make a successful homestead without getting so busy that you forget the most important part; family.

@ShirleyLaVerne 24 дня назад

What a lovely comment!

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thank you for sharing. Really appreciate the kind words.😊

@defineddisabledlife3463 24 дня назад

Not sure if this would help. But one of my main mantras is worrying only makes you suffer twice. I say this as it may help you with the overwhelm. Worrying and stressing about all of the constant harvesting. You need to accept that’s your reality and try not to worry. It’s definitely a skill that you develop overtime.

@Building_Bluebird 24 дня назад

Too much thinking is the disease. There is no suffering which doesn't start with thinking.

@eagledice2008 24 дня назад

I’m sure this works with all of life’s challenges thanks

@Building_Bluebird 24 дня назад

@@eagledice2008 quieting the incessant mind chatter is a constant exercise, but it leads to peace and tranquility. It's a discipline for sure.

@defineddisabledlife3463 24 дня назад

@@eagledice2008 yea it definitely applies to pretty much everyone in almost every situation. Hence why it is one of my mantras

@ShirleyLaVerne 24 дня назад

'Worrying only makes you suffer twice.' I love that.

@sharonanderson346 19 дней назад

I'm so glad to see your generation accepts help for things like mental health. I'm 65. My generation did not. I can't understand why not. Your garden is just wonderful! Great job family!!!

@sharonanderson346 19 дней назад

P.S. you're teaching your children love , great grown food, canning, friendship. Just everything! I bow to y'all! Fantastic!!!

@morethanfarmers 19 дней назад

Thank you so much!😊

@Aragornski 24 дня назад

We make our own raspberry lemonade as well. Last year my wife discovered that adding mint leaves at the time of serving makes it even better, especially in summer when it's hot.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Yum!😋

@sirih9012 22 дня назад

Yes thought of that too!

@joannwilliams4801 24 дня назад

I love y’all so much. Not just for the content, but for the sweet spirits too.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

So kind, thank you!😌

@kimberlyworkman619 24 дня назад

Digging up my potatoes is one of my favorite things to do in the garden. Thanking the Lord for our harvests!

@user-ot8qn5ui3t 24 дня назад

I find if I feel overwhelmed with a huge harvest, I remind myself this is a blessing from God! Thank you for this amazing harvest Lord, then I share it with my family and friends, passing on the blessing is very rewarding.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Such a great perspective.😊❤️

@blessingsfromthegarden 24 дня назад

This is how we felt with our tomato harvest earlier on in the year.

@herrerad3 24 дня назад

“When you have more than you need, build a bigger table not a bigger fence”

@Rob89139 24 дня назад

Cody, I'm sure you've done it already but if not, please secure the new racks to the wall. These racks are known to topple over when they have weight on them and I'd hate to see one of the kids get caught underneath all those potatoes.

@patience1226 24 дня назад

CODY....DO NOT put wheels on them! I had two collapse on me with canned food. ...it was painful....

@AZJH8374 24 дня назад

Beautiful potatoes 🥔 Jason/Sow THE Land built his own cold room. He built one for Justin Rhodes as well. Justin said it was the best decision he's ever made. God bless you all and many prayers 🙏🏻 Nurse Judi in Scottsdale AZ and Eucharistic Minister 🙏🏻

@user-ot8qn5ui3t 24 дня назад

I dug my potatoes already, a little early but my vines were dying very quickly. I ended up with 100 plus pounds a lot of big ones too. Super excited, up 20 pounds from last year. Congrats on your huge harvest!

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

That’s awesome!! Thank you!😊

@whitneyfraker5833 24 дня назад

“I can’t get out” omg your daughter sounds soooo precious!! Her little voice just melts my heart!! 💞💞 I love how you’re teaching and including your kiddos in the homestead tasks! My daughter just turned one, and I’m so excited to include her in everything! In the meantime, she gets a great view of what mommy does from her carrier on my back.

@AlyssaAllDayVlogs 22 дня назад

I can totally feel Michelle's excitement about the size of those potatoes! Those are some GORGEOUS potatoes! Mine are just starting to die back. 🤞🏻

@amymaldonado7278 23 дня назад

Our family (children & adults) 😁 alike enjoy watching your self- sustaining videos. Thank you for all the encouragement & inspiration. To God be the glory in all you & family do!

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

You’re welcome! Glad you enjoy them!😊

@chantal3172 24 дня назад

What a wonderful harvest. You are now set for the winter for potatoes. Thank you for sharing with us.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

For sure!😊

@jeas4980 24 дня назад

Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! I planted an 80' row of heritage raspberry plants this spring. It took 8 years if failure before I finally found the spot in my yard that would grow raspberries successfully... we live in a swamp.... I might have gone overboard but they are my husband's favorite!

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Glad it was finally successful for you! They are so good!😊

@vandienalbacite9614 24 дня назад

You are so hardworking that’s why you have a good harvest. GOD helps those who help themselves. HE rewards you with a bountiful harvest. Keep it up.

@JWDicus 24 дня назад

The beetles which lay the eggs that become those grubs seek out leaf litter piles, rotting down wood chip piles, and even compost piles when it's time to lay their eggs. The grubs chew on the decomposing carbonaceous materials. All that leaf litter in a thick layer around the potatoes was very attractive to them. Food for thought.

@autumnrain256 13 дней назад

You are so right about the kids being happy when engaged in a positive way. They appreciate you and your husband more and changing your thoughts about the chores is 👍

@nancyseery2213 24 дня назад

Some days i go to my Bible and read all of the passages that tell us not to worry. I find it give me a good idea that God knows what we are going through and HE has our back. I also find that I don't work well tired where my husband can't sleep well if he thinks something needs to be done right now. Know what works for you. In my case a short nap gets me reset to go again. God bless y'all and keep growing.

@helenebennie3961 21 день назад

Great idea.

@alph8654 20 дней назад

A short nap does wonders for body and mind !!!!

@icecreamfever123 24 дня назад

Cody, have you ever thought about using a potato plow? My dad had one that you use with the tractor and it busts the potatoes right out of the ground. 😊

@alysseh513 23 дня назад

😂 I Love the kids fighting in the background lol my young kids are the same way. Love how you keep it real 😊 keep up the good work!

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

😄 thanks!

@gamingaddict1191 24 дня назад

Your videos really help out my week it's what I look forward to the most

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Glad to hear it!😊

@zandramangrum5483 24 дня назад

Love all of the potatoes from your harvest. I appreciate all of your hard work.

@Lisa-nv6lx 24 дня назад

I felt that first dig with the large potatoes coming up in my soul. Also, I highly recommend raspberry sorbet to use up the berries. Easy to keep it low sugar and can be dairy free.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

That would be yummy!😋

@EverettSmithLoveisAll 24 дня назад

That rack of potatoes looked amazing!

@poodledaddles1091 24 дня назад

You have a lot of garden knowledge! I get overwhelmed too. I really want to either “preserve” or do the garden work, but not both . Lol

@We-Fly-Soon_Sister 24 дня назад

Cody I really like your new hairstyle it looks so much better on you than the other one

@entwifey 23 дня назад

What a back handed compliment 😂

@1940sDream 24 дня назад

Not going insane-just blessed with a lovely garden & great gardening skills. Love the bucket in the pouch apron.

@roccoleto441 24 дня назад

A company called U-line has those stackable bins 10 for $18/ 30 for $17 or 60 for $16 look under wire mesh bins 11"x5-1/2"x5"

@lindsaym2547 24 дня назад

Thank you!

@MrsBrit1 24 дня назад

Those are greatly smaller than what they've got, just so you are aware.

@iveylunetteroth 24 дня назад

I was just about to say look on uline. They might not look 100% the same but it’s similar

@roccoleto441 23 дня назад

@@MrsBrit1 they have a lot bigger i just put those first because that's what comes up first on the website

@mollybeee 24 дня назад

I just thought I would suggest looking at restaurant supply places for wire shelving, it's really reasonable and food safe, just a thought for the root cellar. Love all the videos.

@mariainct8514 20 дней назад

Your garden is beautiful and your children are adorable!

@dhansonranch 24 дня назад

Good harvest. With all the shelves, that will certainly help. Well done.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thanks!😄

@christinnaolson8040 19 дней назад

You and your family are a joy to watch. There's something calming about watching both of you.

@pamelachappell1089 24 дня назад

It is such fun to watch you working with your children and the laughter that happens. Good work = good times. Those will be beautiful memories for your children in years to come. Bless y'all.

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

Absolutely!❤️

@elizabethpulido5735 24 дня назад

Are you guys going to grow or try growing any new food for next year?

@GrownsFamilyFarm 24 дня назад

So excited for your bountiful harvest. We had an awful year this year of growing anything this year. We did at least get to enjoy some new potatoes and make some awesome potato dishes, but not enough for long term storage. Oh well, there’s always next year. 😂 Also, another question I had…are the boards on your raised beds 1” thick? I know they were rough sawn but wasn’t sure if they were 1” or thicker. Thanks so much!

24 дня назад

Remember that next year your kids will be one year older! We see them helping more and more...

@elizabethfitzpatrick8800 24 дня назад

Nice harvest! We got caught in the rain harvesting our potatoes this weekend. I was wondering if I should wash the mud off, and it sounds like that that is probably the way to go based on this video. Great tips, thank you!!

@Shaya.Raenails 24 дня назад

Loved the little blip of Nate from Kara and Nate!! Absolutely adore them! ❤ Great video guys!

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thanks!☺️

@Government-EconomicsTeacher 10 дней назад

Consider a soda maker. You can make your own soda water. Just get the Co2 cans and replace them periodically at Target or wherever (we replace ours less than once a year and my hubby drinks a lot of seltzer water).

@5GreenAcres 24 дня назад

I ended up with about 100 lbs of potatoes this year. I used last years potatoes for my seed potatoes and the eyes were like a foot long. I will never do that again. I ended up with smaller potatoes than last year. Last year I had almost 200 lbs. We can never have enough potatoes. I have learned how to make the BEST crispy potato chips that stay crispy for days!!!! Then fried potatoes, baked, french fries. I can't think of any other food that we eat at almost every meal.

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

Yes they are so versatile and filling!😄

@kendratai 24 дня назад

Where I live, if you let the ground dry out, you can't even put a shovel in it. Found that out the hard way this year trying to dig potatoes and carrots. Last year I just left the dirt on them and before I cooked I would brush them off and wash them

@abreebee 19 дней назад

8:49 something I learned in my psych class is that stress is only harmful if you believe it is. Weirdly enough, the only people with high-stress lives who tend to get heart attacks earlier on are those that believe stress is bad. People who think stress can be helpful live longer, statistically. Anyway thanks for another video! I’m 19 and doing college in a big city, but am working to gather knowledge for my future homestead. I love watching your videos while I work; it keeps me motivated.

@morethanfarmers 19 дней назад

That’s awesome! Good luck to you in all your future endeavors!😊

@janaehaase1104 19 дней назад

So much love for this episode! Thank you for being real with people and sharing your life with us.

@SunraeSkatimunggr 24 дня назад

Fandango movie clip? Wow, impressive potatoes! Yes, kids want to help most of the time, especially if you start letting them help when they are really young. It's hard, because everything takes 3 times as long to do, but how else will they learn to develop skills of all kinds?

@Mildret-ff7ts 21 день назад

Oh my God you guys made me green with envy!Those potatoes are to die for.Im here in south africa and our growing season has just started so now I need to go back and check how you planted them and what you added as hilling,I'm super Impressed

@1klakak 22 дня назад

Potato rot is, no joke, the worst smell on the planet! Love seeing the garden progress. We can't wait to have a homestead, hopefully, in the near future, across the country so I can grow raspberries. Can't grow them in the deep south.

@tildars 24 дня назад

Wow great potato harvest and lovely raspberry patch

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thanks!

@jessedillin5724 24 дня назад

For the baskets. Check Grainger Quantum storage hanging and stacking baskets.

@fourdayhomestead2839 24 дня назад

❤wonderful harvest! Shorter time chunks seems to help me stay efficient. Canning is also a prep day- then can the next. 😊

@kaysanders8978 24 дня назад

Have you thought about dry canning some of the smaller potatoes. I have done this for two years. We love it! Such a quick meal on those busy days. Found my recipe on Rebel Canners.

@JAFTOBpr9 24 дня назад

Congrats you guys. Beautiful harvest. Work well done.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thank you!😄

@peggyon1 24 дня назад

Bravo! I am so impressed with your work ethic and big potatoes. I like Cody's new haircut. It must be a great feeling knowing that 90% of your food is healthy, tasty, available and will keep you out of the grocery store where so many of us spend 2-3 hours a week driving to and fro and shopping.

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

Thank you! Yes it is!😂

@theunkonwnone 24 дня назад

awesome video guys keep up the good work learned a lot about farming and harvest from you guys

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thank you!😊

@marybethbowers5620 23 дня назад

I have never grown potatoes partly because I’m a bad diabetic and potatoes are carbs. I wanted to try little red potatoes so I googled and it said sprouted red store spuds would grow so I planted three potatoes in 5 gallon buckets. My mother in law threw a fit because I wasted my money the spuds wouldn’t grow so I bumped them. Low and behold I harvested 3 dozen new red potatoes next I’m planting them in one of my raised beds love your channel

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

That’s awesome!

@dlgrilli 24 дня назад

I just recently found you channel and I am really enjoying your videos! Raspberry Lemonade Fizz - YUM

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Awesome! Glad you’re here!😊

@kristinf6167 21 день назад

You can get the shelving from a restaurant supply store. Everything has to be on stainless steel metal shelving a certain height off of the floor for food safety.

@sharonjennings1282 24 дня назад

That apron! I have had so many times bringing in raspberries in my tshirt lol hands free bowl. Perfect

@mrs.broccoli4362 23 дня назад

this harvest is amazing. I congratulate you from the bottom of my heart. It's always so educational to watch your videos and try it out yourself. Raspberry lemonade sounds delicious. I also have so many raspberries in the freezer, I'm going to try that. Thank you for your time, I love your videos so much.

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

Thank you! Hope you enjoy it!😊

@jasonduley7632 9 дней назад

Curious on when you planted the spuds. It looked like you mounted, but also saw what looked like mulch. Can you share your planting method? The yield was incredible.

@mbusch76 24 дня назад

You might be check the Container Store for the bins. Also there is a place place called Industrial Shelving.

@LinhHarvesting 12 дней назад

Those fruits are a true reflection of your hard work

@MrVillabolo 24 дня назад

Those shelves have caster wheels that you can buy separately. Very convenient for when you have to move the shelves loaded or unloaded.

@Anu_Fathima 24 дня назад

Make potato chips for kids, make them pluck berries so they can eat and enjoy their work😊

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Yes the kids help a lot with berry picking!😊

@keithhilton8869 23 дня назад

Greetings from Syd -Aust. Wow, that's a monster harvest. I've never had much success with potatoes but that's inspirational for our upcoming summer. Well done guys. Cheers 👍👍😃😃

@bluelilly22222 24 дня назад

Congratulations....the end look in the seller ❤what a relief 😅❤❤❤

@CommonGroundGardens 24 дня назад

Look up ‘potato scab’. That might be what you have. Its not toxic and if you add extra sulfur to the soil next year it will diminish

@dawn2949 24 дня назад

Question - how did you get your raspberries so large? Mine are looking like half raspberries but this bunch is still young. Not sure how long to wait for large raspberries

@bobbygreen2291 24 дня назад

I just wanna say , good job family,,your harvest was beautiful.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thank you!

@jaket8947 24 дня назад

Those are just stackable wire mesh baskets, lots of places have them. ULINE, Medicus Health, SJF etc.

@kaysanders8978 24 дня назад

Thanks for the raspberry concentrate recipe. Our raspberries producing a bunch. I have cooked a bunch of mine just today and have about a quart and a half of pulp.Any idea how much pulp you have after removing seeds for raspberry amount given.

@thisnthatcormak 24 дня назад

Can't wait to dig up my patch when we get back from vacation. Last year was the first year i stored potatoes from August until April thanks to watching your harvest videos. Can i ask where you got your harvesting apron from?. That would be an amazing Christmas gift for my mother in law who is out picking blueberries and raspberries each year. She could stick her small colanders in them. ( I want one for me too)😊 Another great video.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

That's so cool! Congrats! The Joey Apron would work great for that.. Sorry, I forgot to put the link in the description: roogardening.com/?ref=ggopwrij Use code morethanfarmers for 10% off!

@thisnthatcormak 24 дня назад

@@morethanfarmers thank you so much!

@BrianJoyce-dk2sg 18 дней назад

If you're able, set up an electric fence, once you've got the potatoes in and let your chickens in the beds to pick out the grubs and fertilize the area. A guy I used to work with did that and it worked great. Just a thought. I'm impressed with the load of potatoes you harvested.

@EmmaHope88 13 дней назад

Where I live, you can even rent ducks to go through your garden and have them eat them. Those bigger ones have been in the ground for a few years though. The ones around here (different continent) stay in the ground for around four years before they turn into their final form and leave the ground. When they are smaller, they don't do as much damage, but big ones? Yeah, don't like those.

@naphtoe622 24 дня назад

What a wonderful harvest. Congratulations!

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thank you!

@sozod2000 23 дня назад

You guys make hard and important work look easy! You all are so informative, inspirational, and motivating 😊 Oh the simple joy of harvesting potatoes 🥔 It’s like every one you dig out was making you happy. And you should be 🙌🏼 I loved Seven Brides!! When I first watched that (about 6years ago) I was laughing so much 😂 Great movie! That song “Honey Come Take My Hand” is perfect ❤

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

Thanks so much!😊

@dianahenningfield648 4 дня назад

The metal cubes are antique milk crates.

@berthaprince9097 24 дня назад

I love watching your videos, you are the cutest family Sherry New journey through Life to help others do the same God bless

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thank you!☺️

@gloriabond123 24 дня назад

“I can’t get out.” So precious ❤

@carolynmoody9460 24 дня назад

Thanks you for a beautiful video❤❤❤ 🕊️your honesty shows the reality of real life 🕊️🕊️

@sgrvtl7183 23 дня назад

Abundance‼I love potatoes ❗ (born & raised in Ohio) so wonderful to see your children in the garden,,,,,truly THE BEST Life Lessons for Your Family💚💛💖💙💚

@cherylperkins7538 24 дня назад

I love watching you folks and I love animals. I never see you talk to or pet the puppy. It needs love and attention😍

@preppingmama 24 дня назад

You know, you only see a very few minutes of their lives? And during that time, they’re teaching and sharing with us.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

It gets plenty of love...its just not the focus of our videos

@southsidecarly7427 24 дня назад

Great job guys! They look awesome. I would love some of that raspberry lemonade 🥰

@NicoleHoltActress 24 дня назад

My God! So many potatoes! I love it!

@jen24gibson1 24 дня назад

I learn so much from my our channel. I don’t get stress with my garden… it is what it is… there is always next time! 😂

@angiekauffman2951 17 дней назад

That's an amazing harvest of potatoes!! Way to go!

@nancyrasmussen2016 24 дня назад

Wow, great great harvest. One day at a time. Planting and processing most of your food does take a lot of time! Give yourselves some credit your doing a lot for your family! Do you have the freeze fresh book it's a real cool book. The raspberry lemonade drink looks very refreshing!Nancy from Nebraska

@LyThiHangDailyLife 3 дня назад

You’re handling everything so well

@FranklyFranky 20 дней назад

Oh my God, you guys watch Cara and Nate it’s so cool to see two unrelated RU-vidrs that I both watch in the same video together super cool thanks

@KristenGuerrette 24 дня назад

Those stackable vegetable bins look like the ones ULINE sells

@interpim1 24 дня назад

You might consider getting a Soda Stream if you end up using a lot of carbonated water. In the long run it's cheaper than the bottles from the grocery store.

@Lola-Rose 24 дня назад

Wow what a harvest! 🥔

@heavenly-dreamsdairygoats 24 дня назад

That's was a nice big harvest. Great job to the whole family. Thank you for sharing. Till next time God Bless.

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

Thank you!😊

@Alison2436 24 дня назад

I 100% agree that it's so satisfying when u get a good harvest! My onions and garlic were that way this year ❤

@morethanfarmers 24 дня назад

That’s awesome!😊

@leighmonty13 24 дня назад

Some good spuds sure store and last for ages

@emilymcdonald2507 5 дней назад

Have you tried the raspberry lemonade concentrate in iced tea? That sounds like it’d be delicious

@thebudgetnerd 23 дня назад

I love the reframing strategy to overcome overwhelm. Thanks for sharing!

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

You are so welcome!

@shaneswing2016 24 дня назад

I have the same racks. Just a note of caution. Some veggies placed directly on those racks get indented by the racks after some time. I switched to laying cardboard over the metal to avoid this. Not sure of potatoes though. They may be hard enough to not get marked up.