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It is fascinating what it takes to grow, ship and sell your produce. Once again, I don't want to tell you how to run your business, but may I offer a few suggestions? First, you might want to take a look at redesigning your produce price signs a little. Any signage you have should have your name or at the very least, your logo on it. People have a tendency to remember images so when they look at your signs, you want to plant the image of your farm in their minds. You have a good logo, so maybe think about putting that on the left of the sign, and then the prices in the vacant space. That when they walk around the market, they remember the outstanding produce they got from you. They will look for the logo / image on the prices as well as the banner. That little "wishing well" and name is perfect for signs - even pricing signs. Secondly, you asked the other day for things we would like to see. I think a lot of people would like to see more of your sense of humor in the day to day operations. Don't take this the wrong way, but you have a wife of many years, several kids, work with kids and at least one dog. You have GOT to have a sense of humor to deal with that daily. You have made a few shorts that are humorous, but let us see your come out. Heck, your interaction with the dog following you was a good insight as we actually heard you laugh. You are more than plants, plastic and drip tape. Also, let the kids speak sometimes. You may think they are "normal" kids because of the area in which you live, but many people don't get to see, much less hear from hard working kids in physical jobs. I think people would like to hear from them. You can correct me if I am wrong, but your "audience" is more than other farmers. You are looking for "mainstream" viewers who buy produce and or may have small gardens of their own. People like to see what you are doing farming and even more a glimpse of the "people behind the dirt.") (And hydroponics.) Hope that make sense. Once again, not trying to tell you how to run your business, and feel free to tell me to take a flying leap into a pile of manure. :) Take care.

Thanks for the tip on bolt sweet corn. I am picking it today. It is really good tasting too.

You have fantastic operation here, keep it up 🦾

Great video and awesome looking produce.

I purchased a quart of Wishwell Farms strawberrys at the Buehlers Miltown, Wooster yesterday. Umm, umm good. I shop there at least once a week. Will you be sending any other of your fruits and vegies there soon Jason?

So since I subscribed I see how you are quiet a busy farmer. After then sun sets what's your go to for winding down and enjoying the evening

Thanks for the tip on tomatoes does that apply to tomatoes in the ground outside.😮

Intresting how you with only a small volume of items, you can make profit with it. Here in brazil the same amount will not worth to go to any market. Here all that volume on 3 of those trucks together in one will be proftable. Maybe in USA fresh products are more valuable than here in Brazil

Great stuff as always, keep it up! Do you grow anything else hydroponically?

New subscriber. Good videos. One thing I noticed is that you can bring wholesale goods (out of state, etc.) to farmer's markets. That's a big no-no where I live.

Awesome videos man! Was wondering do you only sell through the markets? Or do you supply some restaurants/resellers?

Not having been to a farmers market recently, what’s the price per pound for those tomatoes? Or are they only sold by the box?

How do you pollinate your tomatoes

Where do you pick up the Georgia produce ???

Just bugs me... They're not 'workers' or 'employees'. They're 'Team Members'.