THE SIDE OF FAMILY FARMS YOU DONT SEE

Have you ever wondered how your food was grown? Our family farms 80 acres of vegetables in the USA and would be happy to show you!
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We farm over 400 acres here in north east Pennsylvania, but 80 of those acres are strictly vegetables. Come take a look and see how our family works together to bring in the harvest!
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Recorded July 16th.
#harvest #vegetables #gardening

[thekingtroll]

HAHA, Grandpa got the only veggie knife? Tell him I sent him a box from Amazon that is supposed to arrive Monday and it has three more Fiskar knives in it to use. I love this channel and tried to think of something useful. Dan from Ohio. He can now delegate!
One for Matt, one for Andrew, one for Daniel. "Get cutting boys"!

[doglady]

Years ago an old farmers wife taught me a trick I use with corn. Put a bunch unshucked right out of the field into a brown paper bag and put them in the freezer. Then in the dead of wnter you can shuck them and put them in boiling water and have corn on the cob in February. I rarely manage to make it til February. LOL

[beanalupines]

You 3 Ochs brothers are the Trifecta of farming. You're all good at everything but to me it seems that Matthew is the brains, keeping stats etc., Daniel is the hands, can fix anything and Andrew is the heart that sees a bright side to it all. Together you create a perfect balance. Your mom and dad did well! Thank you for taking us all along.

[timothykrott]

Be down to see ya probably Tues, I stopped at your market last year, met Grammy, Rhonda, Aunt Becky and Joel and Brian. Still haven't met any of you boys. We live 4 hours North West of ya in McKean County. By far my favorite you tube channel. Wife has a conference this time every year in the Poconos, so I get to stop by and also hook up with my college roommate in Shickshinny. You guys have an amazing family....

[javakitty]

Callie is really a farm girl. I love to see her eating the veggies in the field. So many kids don't get that experience and hate their veggies. I see the Ochs farm being run by Callie in the future.

I'm surprised how much I enjoyed watching your hay bailing process. Keep it up, boys!

[Mapleranch]

Petey is so sweet. When he's not working at his place, he's helping the veggie boys or joel 😊

[JJR-]

I love that all the farms look out for each other. It must be a wonderful community that you live and work in.

[beekind]

Please don't forget to thumbs up the video! 👍🏽

[sp]

Callie just keeps getting sweeter❣️She’s a little FFA for sure!

[marshamercer]

Glad to see Petee again. He is such a nice young man.

[jjo]

The family is so very busy! I was hoping nobody got hit with a bale by accident...and that a foot-ball style helmet would be a valuable thing to be wearing under such circumstances. May God protect all of you!

[jamesdeblois]

Perfect cure for sweet corn addiction . Have someone shoot bails of hay at you. Love watching all the stuff you do on the farm .

[lindam_in_michigan]

I'm so glad your Dad was able to harvest the wheat. He's like a little kid driving that combine. Also, a couple of times, I think Daniel was aiming those bales at you, Andrew! You always have to watch out for the quiet ones. Thanks for the great video with a Joel and Petey cameo.

[kens.]

Homegrown Sweet Corn 🌽 and Homegrown Tomatoes. 🍅 The Dynamic Duo. 👍🙏

[anitaalexander]

how about a show on what needs to be refrigerate and what doesn't and how long it last

[bethgoellner]

Another wonderful video. Andrew your glass is always full. You are always so positive! Thanks for sharing life on the farm.

[kathiewhitley]

Loved when you would put all of the baskets of veggies in the bed of the truck.

[staceypiper]

Look at those slick camera moves! You’ve come a long way Mr. Andrew. Such great tips on picking. Thanks for all the knowledge

[lisalee]

I think everybody needs to have at least one day of hauling hay in the small bales like y’all are doing in that heat. Good job everybody

[lorrainegrobler]

So glad you could film some of the wheat harvest! I enjoy watching that very much! Thanks