I'm proud of your family brain helping your mom and dad business it's lucky your family good relationship I'm so happy to see your family it's so good 💞
I also watch veggie boys& Girls videos plus My Stable Life with horses and two donkeys they take care of other peoples horses plus their horses. That is wonderful having a veggie market to sale your crop to other people to help them .You could have donated some to charity organization as well.
Grew up in south Texas. Family planted watermelons yearly. Been too dry for the past several years. Ended up settling in central Texas. We found watermelons fresh from the field outside of College Station. That too has gone away. Kids live yellow meat.
Another awesome video. Hate when they are over. Always want more. I really admire your work ethic Logan. Would you consider showing us the corn maze and that pumpkin patch to see how much it’s grown. As always Good to see Ben the rockstar.
That's so great that people are able to eat fresh veg. Straight from the farms ..here down south Texas everything comes from other places ..here hardly no more farms....we do have corn season we do have a few farms that plant but here we don't have markets to where people's can go buy freshly from fields....
Evening from Montreal as always you bring to us best of the best fabulous upload lovely content vloggs loved the yellow watermelon you guys doing an excellent great job thanks again for sharing another wonderful uploading beautiful gorgeous lovely filming capturing Merci from Canada 🇨🇦
Locally grown anything tastes SO much better than store bought stuff. I just got some sweet corn and it melted in your mouth. I pulled up to a local farmers stand and saw they had a huge load of sweet corn. They were $5 for a dozen. I asked if I could have some help because I had a few boxes in the car trunk. I bought twelve dozen ears. I bought six of their honeydew melons. Again, mouth watering. I cleaned and cut them up and put them in freezer bags. In the middle of February, you can add some to a fruit salad or throw some frozen in a smoothie. I got all the corn in freezer bags. I don't mind the extra work because when I serve a meal, I always get compliments. "wow that corn was delicious, what brand was that?" haha. I'm going back for more so I can bag up some for my nieces freezer and some for a nephew. The few ears that were kinda bad I threw out in the front yard. At about 4:30 am, deer come down from a mountain and eat off peoples yards. Look what hard work that is to get those veggies on the wagon and to the market. Farmers don't earn enough for what they do for us.
I bet that yellow watermelon (diced) is good made in a salad with a purple onion, feta cheese, diced cucumber and dressing made w/red vinegar wine & olive oil... It's good with red watermelon too. 🍉 If your red onion is too pungent, slice & soak in cold water first.
Great video. Glade that y'all getting to use the new truck and racks. I know with the lift gate and the new racks it's going to make loading and unloading a lot nicer. Glade y'all had a good day at the market. Miss hearing Sammie laughing. Y'all stay safe and God bless.
Definitely got a nice farm stand lots of veggies this time corn is probably my favorite in the watermelon all right good luck buddy hope you make a lot of money keep up good work
I planted sugar babies. first time ever for me. My best friend that passed away 2 yrs ago had the green thumb and I was his helper. Trying to learn more every day. Thanks for the videos. i learn a lot from you and the veggie boys and deep south homestead and others. would you let one of your subscribers visit and tag along and help out on the farm for a day?
Yes i have. It has been a long time but they were good. We ate them Arkansas. Only good melons now adays are grown from heritage seeds. The melons sold most places now are grown to fast, no flavor an most over ripe by the time they get to market.
when i was growing up in west texas every summer we get yellow and red watermelons never new there was a seedless (red) watermelon till we moved out west lol
When I was a kid back in the 50s, my grandfather had a small farm, or what now would be called a homestead,, in rural Alabama. he would bring us the most delicious, sweetest yellow meat watermelons I have ever had. A few years ago I found seeds for it at Baker Creek. The best by far.
Nope man ... How's the taste of it??? Just wanna try it, ur video is too interesting n amazing as usual always love ur channel God bless u with lots of love n regards from India
I love the variety of everything you grow :) I wish we were in your area bc we would find you at the markets every week! I really need to find a good accessable farm market in Phoenix... also going to try our little garden again in the early fall bc of our area i'm told that's the time for us to plant. Thanks for the Videos Logan and Family - No wink at the end today but i winked 😁
Well as usual everything looked delicious. I was wondering if your family has grown Galia melons. They are really delicious. I love all types of melons.
We only grow yelled seeded watermelon, everything else is seeded. Most people say the yellow is a little sweeter, but we grow it just for the variety. Not everyone wants the same thing always and it’s fun to have different things here on the farm. Usually the sugar babies are the sweetest (red seedless watermelon). Great question thanks for watching!!
Is your International Tractor a model 574? I had one as my very first tractor on my vegetable farm and the only one I kept as my personal tractor after we closed down a few years ago. They are a real workhorse. Good luck
In fact I planted Yellow watermelon seeds in my backyard this summer just to see what sort of result I would get. I planted them in two different locations one plant only has 2 watermelons while the other has 5 watermelons on the go. Next year I’m going to try a few more variety’s like Orangeglo and Moon and stars.
