Turning our 1/8 ACRE GARDEN into a YEAR’S SUPPLY OF FOOD (part 2)

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@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

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@crissytuttle2132 23 дня назад

Y'all have become my favorite homesteading family to watch online! I anxiously await each new video! There are a few things that really set you apart from the rest. One is your format. It's direct, to the point and very well done. Second is your genuineness. You aren't trying to impress people or put on some sort of facade. You just seem like real people who are okay with discussing your struggles as well as your victories. Thank you for sharing your life and sweet family with us. I pray the Lord richly blesses you!

@slewis6440 23 дня назад

I agree with every last word: this family is hands-down my favorite to follow for all of the reasons you mentioned. Thank you for inspiring so many with your real life, @MoreThanFarmers!

@doubles1545 23 дня назад

I second this.

@haphazardgardener5586 23 дня назад

Yes!! you guys are so real and awesome! What an encouragement🎉❤

@melissabouffard6246 23 дня назад

So right!!!

@gerripoole5565 23 дня назад

My thoughts exactly

@jen24gibson1 23 дня назад

I love that you guys are barefoot working on your garden 😂

@KAMLANDER 23 дня назад

I was just about to say that as well!😂👌🏻

@Alison2436 21 день назад

yes! I love being barefoot in the garden as well. I was happy to see I am not the only one ❤

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

We also love it 😎😎😎

@ginnysummers7018 23 дня назад

People shouldn't complain because you won't feed your family GMO. You're being cautious, not paranoid. Just like putting on a seatbelt!

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thanks Ginny 😁

@giovannia.1692 7 дней назад

Here in italy GMO are banned from being considered healthy food for humans. And they destroy the enormous variety of different garden plants we have around since centuries. We really don’t want them here!

@pearlsandsocks5605 23 дня назад

Y’all are killing me here! I had planned to skip this year gardening, (which usually only consists of a tomato, cucumber and squash or three) and then found and binged your channel about 3 or 4 weeks ago and now have lettuce, spinach, onions, 5 tomatoes, potatoes, bush beans, squash, zucchini, cucumber, carrots, peppers and various herbs and flowers planted. I’m in the suburbs with little room but Michele is making EVERYTHING to simple to not do. I’ll be revisiting the cooking videos soon. I hated seeing the cattle panels go up but I understand. I beg you to not lose the simplicity of what you are doing. Don’t let RU-vid change how you are doing things please.

@morethanfarmers 23 дня назад

Haha that’s great 😊 The cattle panels are actually cheaper than the tomato cages we were using 😏 We just needed a new solution for Michelle’s tomatoes that were getting too big every year.

@abreebee 14 часов назад

My job is pretty menial and doesn’t take a lot of brainpower so I get pretty bored. Having your videos in the background the last few days has been absolutely awesome! Fills the stillness of my office, keeps me going so I don’t get distracted, and I feel like I’m learned for my future homestead while being productive now, too. Thank you!

@mariabraunschweig2329 23 дня назад

Hi Michelle. We in South Africa eat a lot of Beetroot. Try getting the orange verity as they are amazingly sweet. We cook them in water with skin on and once cooked you rub off the skin with your fingers and cut them up and add Olive oil, balsamic vinegar and salt. Your kids will change their mind about beetroot.

@Lilly-dk5bg 23 дня назад

Had to screenshot your comment/recipe to attempt to grow and try! I also have a hatred of beets but WANT to like them so bad! 🤣.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

That sounds delicious 😋

@Sky-Child 15 дней назад

Roasted beetroot with some oil, salt and balsamic vinegar or honey really changes the earthy flavour and brings out the natural sweetness. Try it ❤

@59kuphoff 23 дня назад

Mondays are always better with More Than Farmers!

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

🥳🥳🥳

@Just-Nikki 23 дня назад

Lol, my husband is like Cody, everything squared off and perfect. Even temporary shelves that are holding 4 pounds of weight need to be able to hold 100 pounds 😂

@slewis6440 23 дня назад

100% my husband as well; at least we know we can trust their work! 😁

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Better do it right the first time! 👍👍👍

@n88986 23 дня назад

I use zip ties on my cattle panels. It makes it easier to move them if I need to and they are cheap

@davidtromblay9503 23 дня назад

For your corn-next year-try growing in a square to increase pollination. The big growers do it in rows because it's essentially a giant clump. You need to do that but in a homestead-sized clump.

@BlushingRoseDiaries 23 дня назад

Fish emulsion and blood meal fertilizer helped my onions get really big this year! It’s basically a natural form of nitrogen.

@AZJH8374 23 дня назад

You two bring me joy! Michelle, l love your laugh!

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Awww, thank you 😊

@debmazalan3386 23 дня назад

One of the simplest seed planting devices, especially for bigger seeds, is a length of PVC pipe. Put one end where you want the seed and, while standing, drop the seed in the other end. Easy peasy.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

🤯

@hopeup2792 23 дня назад

You are not paranoid you are spot on.

@mrs.broccoli4362 20 дней назад

Eating good, non-GMO quality food is the best thing you can do for your health. Especially if you have chronic illnesses. Michelle, that's not parnoid, but responsible. That's why you work hard as "more than farmers". I love this video, I learned so much again. Thank you for that!

@morethanfarmers 11 дней назад

Thank you! 😊❤️

@ioanagherman5952 23 дня назад

God bless you guys, your garden looks amazing. Beets are very good for you,my grandma used to to feed us( we grow up with grandparents from my mom side after my daddy passed away and mom was in nursing school in the city) a lot of pickles beets. Roasted them in oven, then make a dressing with salt,white vinegar,caraway seeds and horseradish grated, oh so delicious.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Sounds like some awesome memories ☺️❤️

@BigggRoss 23 дня назад

Don't forget people, to also water your pollinators along with feeding them. Simple Bird bath, with stones or marbles in it, or water feature will help also. I mean you can dig a small hole and put an unscented garbage bag in it ,or a bowl, to hold the water. I have also seen water fountains made with cheap solar fountain pumps in a 5gallon bucket, called solar humming bird fountains. Water is life. Another idea is covering your corn silks and hand pollinating them to help keep cross pollination down. they called it shoot bagging when i was younger and did it for a company.

@eb1684 23 дня назад

Are the stones for them to land on?

@BigggRoss 23 дня назад

@@eb1684 yeah so they don't drown in the deeper water

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thanks for the tip!

@snewk-ub9uh 23 дня назад

Use some of your composted chicken manure for healthy, natural nitrogen! Just a tip that was a game changer for me…an old gardener let me in on the secret! Love what you two are doing! Cheers!

@eb1684 23 дня назад

I think your onions will be OK. Give them some bone meal mixed in about an inch deep.

@bzzzzz3 23 дня назад

I just noticed that the videos and the editing are better. I don't know what you did, keep going

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thanks! 😊

@Just-Nikki 23 дня назад

Bee balm is perennial and bees love it. We put it and hyssop strategically on the property because they will keep coming back without effort on our part and pollinators literally try to run other pollinators off because they love it so much 😂

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Great to know!

@ajrichardson3871 23 дня назад

Pat the beets down, ✔️ Maybe thats why mine never show up till a month later 🤦🏻‍♀️ Thanks Michelle!!

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

😂👍🌱

@cynthiaj4863 23 дня назад

I love that you guy garden barefoot. I wish I could do that 😅 but I have wood chips in my walking rows and it doesn't feel good. 😅

@EmoNinjaKat89 23 дня назад

Use a couple of the cattle panels and make some trellis arches! Beans, pea, cucumber and winter squash grow up them really well and even tomatoes can be trained to go up them. It looks pretty when it's full of vegetation and it's vary versatile!

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thanks for the tip!

@eb1684 23 дня назад

Your dog seems to be very well behaved while you are both working.

@justincarman4963 23 дня назад

Your videos have helped me so much! My garden is already looking so much better than years past. I always look forward to your uploads.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Awesome! So great to hear from you Justin 😁🌱

@janetkoball44 23 дня назад

Still love your videos with all of us. I imagine it is great to be young! It's been so long, it's hard to remember. Di all of your children work some in the garden and do they like it?? Thanks from Central Oklahoma

@Oracabessa562 23 дня назад

The Power of Food!!! I like that. I’ve recently started eating plant base foods, no more processed foods for me. Love how you love and care for your family. ❤❤❤

@Alison2436 23 дня назад

I get really big onions using Texas Grano (which might not be appropriate for your area) but EVERY year I get softball sized onions 😁

@Shanngella 23 дня назад

I don't even have a root cellar, and patterson onions store great in my living room in a straw basket!

@jillw892 22 дня назад

Thank you for the video. My daughter was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. I said not today. Prayed. I was led to grow. It is hard work. My daughter is now symptom free the last 10 years with a healthy colon. 🙏

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

Wonderful! Thank you for sharing! ❤️

@superdybonbon 23 дня назад

For the tomato trellis, I use like simple jute or zip ties to tie to the posts so it's easier to remove at the end of the season. The jute is nice because it will just compost and there's no waste with it and it does last the whole season 😊 I love watching you guys garden and wish we could be friends in real life! Also, we could never walk around barefoot in our garden in Texas, so many scorpions! I have to mulch between rows to help keep moisture locked in for our long, hot summer, and there are always lots of little scorpions burrowed in the mulch 😵😵 I'm kind of jealous of your barefoot walking, not gonna lie!

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Augh, not scorpions! 😭 Stay safe!

@beagrine2657 23 дня назад

I also love that you are barefooted cuz u are getting grounded. Maybe i should walk barefooted when watering😊

@tealkerberus748 23 дня назад

If you want to know when your commercial neighbours' corn will be pollinating, ask them? They probably don't want their commercial corn pollinated by what you're growing either, so they should be happy to tell you when theirs will be pollinating and help you plan yours so there won't be any conflict.

@sherry2836 23 дня назад

Oooh, a hard rain after newly planted seeds and seedlings can be painful. Hope yours aren't too messed up. Try creamed asparagus on toast for a delicious part of a meal!

@AZJH8374 23 дня назад

I'm telling every Homesteader that has a garden to plant Jimmy Nardello peppers, but no one so far has done it. I'm so sad 😞 😔

@adamwulf5369 23 дня назад

I grow onion by seed only anymore. They grow well although they don’t look like it when planted. Some blood meal and fish provide some good organic nitrogen, with you on not wanting to use synthetic nitrogen/fertilizers and use down to earth organic for my veggies.

@gardeningsimplified 21 день назад

You have an advantage living in the north for growing onion varieties that have a long storage life. In the south my onions are lucky to store four months. You can shoot them with a bunch of nitrogen by using fish emulsion. It also helps using fish emulsion on your seedlings in cell trays. I find that i don't have to trim the tops, and plant them out once they get about toothpick size or bigger. They'll out perform purchased plants. A thing to note is that when you plant them in multi sown cell trays they need to be planting out once they get well established roots, otherwise they will slow the growth. I've made several videos on growing onions from seeds. When I first started growing my own seedlings, I thought they needed to be as big as the ones you buy, but that's not the case.

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

Thanks for sharing!

@kimmbrown 5 дней назад

Love my cattle panels. We have been using trellis with cattle panels for so many different plants. Keeps the plants up off the ground and easy to see the fruits. We are in the lower SW of Michigan and have similar growing patterns to you all. The rain, cold, and tornado weather this year.....whew.

@mperez2730 23 дня назад

😂 love the music when it started raining... The race is on!! Great video. Thank you 🙏

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

😁❤️

@shaneswing2016 22 дня назад

Garden's coming together nicely. I grow corn in raised beds. I dig a little furrow about 4 inches deep then put the seeds in the furrow but push then down in the soil another inch. Once they grow about 8 inches, I fill in the furrows for some added anchoring. And since I have a raised bed, I can ha e supports (either tposts or wooden posts on each corner then tie strings around the outside at 2 feet high and 4 feet high. This stops the wind from blowing them over. And to ensure pollination, I tap the stalks with a bamboo stick each day when the pollin is ready. Try it. It's fun. You can get a good 35 stalks in one 8x4 raised bed.

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

Sounds like you've got your system down! 🌱🌱🌱

@lylacrawford1827 22 дня назад

I love beets too Michelle. Anyway you fix them especially pickled. Bless your sweet family.

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

☺️❤️

@mays_ways 23 дня назад

You two have heart!❤ thanks for the tips & videos !! Keep it up farmers!!✨🌱

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

We will! 😁❤️

@RemJuly 23 дня назад

12:08 forward, guess your son was the one holding the camera in here? That was a good steady shot. Good job to your big boy 👏

@rhondabliss4620 6 дней назад

I’m loving watching your videos. I grew up in the southwest part of Indiana and your gardening reminds me so much of what I remember my grandparents doing. Also, I must comment on your gardening barefoot. I grew up without shoes once the weather was warm, just kidding we did have shoes but I preferred to be barefoot as much as possible. It reminds me of walking through the garden with my toes feeling the dirt between them. Memories that just won’t be forgotten!

@paulsims6888 23 дня назад

Good looking dinner. I am glad you are using carrot boards.

@kuehnracing24 23 дня назад

This is my all time favorite Homestead channel. You guys are awesome and so inspiring. Keep up the good work!

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Wow, thank you!

@learningatyoutubeU 20 дней назад

Hello, your garden looks great. I put cattle panels up for all my tomatoes, I also zip tie cheap tomato cages to my cattle panels to help support my determinant tomatoes. Using both seems to be working to keep them upright. good luck

@GeorgeMoore-eh1kr 20 дней назад

Hi lolliie🌹🌹 How are you doing?

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

Awesome!

@sacredmommyhood 23 дня назад

Cattle panel is definitely the way to go for tomatoes. We're on year three of using it and it holds the indeterminate plants beautifully!

@ChanhBushcraft88 18 дней назад

Hello my friend I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing the Panorama of your Farm with the animals I really like it I wish I had a farm like yours Good day to you and your family new good

@sugarshell1973 23 дня назад

Try starting the onions in a taller pot...it helps with many in there for some time and gives all their roots more room. i used the same type of container as you last year and had same prob. so this year i put them in a 6 in deep pot, much better than last year and i got chubby bulbs to plant out!

@virsapiensfortisest922 23 дня назад

Yay a new video!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

@nancyseery2213 22 дня назад

I'm with you, I love red beets. I like them fresh, cooked, pickles and I don't have to share! God bless y'all and keep growing

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

😋😋😋

@sweetcandubandu 22 дня назад

I love the intense music when it rained lol. I am in IL and its rained so much. I am starting to panic, i need to get my garden planted. ugh!

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

❤️🌱

@deeb7423 22 дня назад

Amen your right on with feeding your family natural foods, stay healthy and God Bless, thank you for sharing ❤️🙏

@meljefferey2812 23 дня назад

So Jealous haha too cold up here in the evening in Toronto Canada , to plant anything. Usually it's safe after the long weekend. But way to go with all your work! My seedlings are ready to go so I'm just biting at the bit.

@jimboris92 23 дня назад

Wow that's awesome. Have a wonderful evening with good health 🙏

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Good luck!

@pamelabaugh9432 18 дней назад

My sister and I are in our sixties and love your channel. We love watching your family's day to day life. Enjoy the cooking segments. We always learn something. Keep up the good work and have a great growing season.

@morethanfarmers 11 дней назад

Thank you! Will do!

@keithhilton8869 23 дня назад

Glad you missed the tornadoes, we heard about them here in Australia. Pretty scary. Cheers

@BroScro 23 дня назад

Awesome video. I don't normally comment, but I rlly should say thx for doing these, guys. I'm homesteading in Mississippi over here.

@BroScro 23 дня назад

& thx for the tipoff on staying away from a covercrop mix with grass seed in it lol. good stuff

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thanks for watching!

@RemJuly 23 дня назад

I am so happy for your channel, your subscription has grown so much, yay🎉. Having a lot of space to grow food and have your own cow for milk and chicken for meat and egg is a dream of mine. The life you have right now is my dream to have since I live in the city and all I can do is just plant on pots, just a tiny urban gardening for now.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thank you, and best of luck to you right where you're at 😊

@bobbygreen2291 23 дня назад

Cody ,,different varieties of corn like tomato plants ,,grow to different heights ,,a short very good variety of sweet corn is peaches n cream ,, four feet tall is max ,, so it doesn’t blow over so bad.

@marissahenn 22 дня назад

Y’all are so inspiring and we relate to you and your family so much. It wasn’t till this video I realized you are from Ohio like us!! ❤

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

Woohoo!

@TheYagers-ve2mb 14 дней назад

Stumbled upon your page today for the first time. My wife and I just had a baby last year, and we have 2 dogs. I recently bought a Log cabin on 10 acres and have been modifying with homestead in mind. We only have Chickens so far but I am in research mode, mostly on volume of planting. I am curious if you have a list or video really going over the volume of what you planted and what you get from it. Id like to garden enough to also supplement for our dogs, and chickens. So far I dig your operation!

@sergeb957 22 дня назад

I really like how you guys work together in the garden

@staceyford6733 23 дня назад

Pickled beets are awesome!

@danikatallman1024 15 дней назад

I really appreciate your videos. I work off our homestead for most of the day and you make me excited to get home again and start working! Thank you so much for all you do!

@RemJuly 23 дня назад

I hope you can show us also videos of your plants growing, like before, during and after. I want to see the carrots when you start to remove the boards and the process of taking good care of your plants after they sprout like what organic fertilizer do you use on the earlier stage of growth and for fruiting plants what do you also use inpreparation for their flowering to fruiting phase because my problem with my plants, they grow nicely but when they starts to flower insects destroy my plants and barely grow any veggies/fruits.

@beansngreens8006 22 дня назад

Absolutely love y’all’s channel! ❤❤❤

@mackmckenzie8479 15 дней назад

I’ve always been a farm boy in Louisiana,, and my mother is creole Indian,, and she has always been organic and our food has always been so much better than the food out of the store .. so stick to your beliefs no matter what people say.. there is always going to be negative.. love what you’re doing!!

@sgrvtl7183 22 дня назад

Nice video! I like your mention of health and what you eat, etc. I have been aware of how my body works with foods. it is super great to feel good! Excited to watch your garden grow~! 💚

@charlakey8809 21 день назад

Yes ma'am. Covid really altered my taste buds!!!! I just found you guys and I love your farm and family, I'll be 70 in June and wish I was able to homestead! Love you slland I could use some carrots 😃😃

@jsmith8700 23 дня назад

You've answered alot of my questions that I've had. Hope mine turns out good.

@younglivingmargo 9 дней назад

Another fantastic video! Thank you so much for sharing your life and knowledge, i really appreciate and enjoy it. Many blessings 🙏

@kezru1581 23 дня назад

Michelle, try pickling some of your red beets!! So delicious in salads and sandwiches or burgers. ❤

@Lexus-hh7qy 20 дней назад

You guys are my favourite homesteaders. I seriously love Shelly she’s just the cutest person her soul is giving off such good energy. I’ve literally watched every video about 2 times. I need more content. Puhleaseeee. 💗💗💗💗

@morethanfarmers 11 дней назад

Awwwww, wow! Thank you so much!

@michellea.1685 23 дня назад

Im so glad i have found your channel you certainly help inspire!! Do you plant any mushrooms? Have you ever? Michelle never apologize for how you feel about cross contamination you do you and who cares about what nay sayers say.😊😊

@CallumSmith-tn3pn 22 дня назад

I just adore y’all and watching these videos. I’m restricted with my ability to garden and live this lifestyle while enlisted in the Army but y’all give me hope. your videos are a blessing in my life for sure. I’ll be praying for y’all’s health and success in all the endeavors you partake in!

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

Thanks Callum! Best of luck to you this year ☺️🌱

@takogames9552 23 дня назад

Hello We would love with my wife and 6 kids, to have a little homestead, but we don`t know how much land we should have. Do you have any advice please ? We would like also to produce milk for our family. Thanks a lot for all the inspiration you give us.

@tirseyjones5108 13 дней назад

Love the content y'all. Do y'all have any opinions on Garden Seeder/ Row Planter tools?

@annakoval229 23 дня назад

Beets cooked and shredded with some mayo and garlic, salt and pepper is a very yummy salad :))

@jillhurford4522 23 дня назад

You guys are great! Thanks for the wonderful, fun, and informative videos! I look forward to each one each week.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

You're welcome, Jill!

@icecreamfever123 23 дня назад

Crimson clover is a great winter cover crop.

@bobbygreen2291 23 дня назад

Cody ,,the best cover crop is Austrian winter peas ,,they must be purchased in early august because they are not available the rest of the year ,expensive but fifty pounds will plant an acre very nicely. And they stay green all winter and the rabbits n deer love them.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thanks for the info!

@ritabaker3113 23 дня назад

Mother’s Day blessings

@victoriamaclaren568 21 день назад

I blame my hubby for EVERYTHING!! GOOD JOB!! And I LOVE that you go barefoot into your garden!!!

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

😂❤️

@galeharris6696 22 дня назад

I absolutely agree about food being healing. Michelle, I don't want to eat foods that are full of gmo's and added chemicals either. If people who question your motives would look around at the relationship between the amount of sickness and the changes in how food is grown and transported in the past couple of generations, they might not see your caution as paranoid, but prudent. It's obvious that something is highly broken in our food system, and some of the items in the food stores can't even nourish us. Keep giving us good info via your great videos, and grow well!🌻

@morethanfarmers 14 дней назад

Thanks Gale! 😁

@sweetcandubandu 23 дня назад

IM IN ILLINOIS SO OUR WEATHER IS VERY SIMILAR. ITS HARD TO BELIEVE JUST A COUPLE MONTHS AGO WE WERE COLD AND ITCHING TO GET OUTSIDE. NOW ITS HARD TO GET ME BACK INSIDE HAHA

@Just-Nikki 23 дня назад

I for sure agree. Cages are fine for determinate tomatoes if that’s all you’re planting but I love t posts and cattle panels for tomatoes.

@catracampolieto8989 23 дня назад

❤❤❤ I always enjoy your videos. Wishing you an abundant harvest this year.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Same to you!

@tamararobinson2069 22 дня назад

Michelle You quoted what I say all the time - When you’ve been chronic sick and heal from eating good food - you become serious about what you eat and feed your babies. I have the hardest time growing carrots even with the boards - it looked like you planted about 2” deep is that right? You’ll Love the cattle panels!!! I use the “tomato” cages for my peppers works great👍🏼 Thanks for the video!!🤗 Oh and you can pass some of that rain our way please😁

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Hope you get some soon!

@camicri4263 23 дня назад

Great job you guys! I wish we did this when we were your age! Blessings!

@jimboris92 23 дня назад

Yes you're right. How wish we did have the chance to do it at their age. Well they're really doing a great job.

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thanks so much!

@amykeast7789 23 дня назад

We’re dealing with allium leaf minors in DE :(. I would keep your ear to the ground on if they make it to Ohio. They’re in PA and Maryland this year. I’m gonna have to cover all my alliums going forward.

@willemvanleeuwen1727 23 дня назад

You two are very good at explaining all you really doing. Keep it up

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

Thank you! Will do!

@PeteVera 19 дней назад

Love following y’all’s videos! You guys are awesome!!

@ginahartman4186 14 дней назад

You are not paranoid. We eat about 90% organic and try our best to eat No GMOS. As someone who has an autoimmune disease and a stomach condition, it really makes a difference. Good on you mama for watching what your kiddos eat 😊

@nanfaircloth 23 дня назад

I'm so glad I found you guys. Awesome information 😊

@morethanfarmers 18 дней назад

So glad to have you!

@MommaOG 20 дней назад

Before you plant sweet corn put the seed in water overnight for faster germination, and I love your all's channel 🙂💐

@GeorgeMoore-eh1kr 20 дней назад

Hi 🌹🌹 How are you doing?

@morethanfarmers 11 дней назад

Great tip!

@joeyhardin1288 23 дня назад

Thank you! My wife is hypoglycemic so if we eat corn, it comes from the store, frozen, Non-GMO and store bought Non-GMO potatoes. The farmer behind us raises 168 acres of corn and I do not trust it. This year, it is soy beans so I am growing pop corn. Keep the vids coming!

@hardrock6r 17 дней назад

Very impressed with your channel. After two videos which I watched in their entirety Id have to say it's the best of its kind. Its my new favorite anyway.

@morethanfarmers 7 дней назад

Wow, thank you!