Hard working people like ya'll are the back bone of AMERICA...we thank you.

I love the use of "Garden" to describe what looks like acres and acres. My "garden" is about 1/3 of an acre. I've seen The Veggie Boys (and Girls) use biodegradable film for a while now and it certainly seems to give them benefits.

My favourite top and Thumbnail so far ! Looking Amazing Molly Xx🇬🇧❤️

Farming is a lot of physical labor and continually devising plans to repair equipment or work around issues. Nice job Bells Farm team. 🇺🇸

The more I watch this channel the more I see your my kinda people.. Coming from a farming background with dairy , equine and small vegetable operation all my life I still learn from you folks.. Shane seems like such a cool guy . Someone I could have a few beers and talk with.. Your incredibly lucky to have chosen this path in life.. Your also not like other youtube farm girls where it's look at me and my body type with make up as they farm lol.. your genuine. Your soul is genuine and your passion.. I admire that alot .. Thank you for the video Mrs. Molly

First time is always the best, you'll never forget but learned from any mistakes. As always Molly, keep the videos coming.

I love the neighborly attitude of farmers. Great podcast showing that farming is not just a tractor running up and down the fields. There's tons of hard back braking work along with thousands of equipment breakdowns. You're showing why farmers are the hardest working people in America. Your happy attitude and smiles.along with an education keeps me coming back. Thanks!

Long ago I knew this guy that grew field corn in the Yakima Valley . He always planted some sweet corn for relatives to pick . Somewhere along the way the thank yous became few if any . That was the year he planted all field corn and did not say anything to his family . No one said a thing but they knew they had been had .

Holy cow it looks warm there finally, spring has finally sprung. Good for you guys.

That was really cool watching you guys laying down the plastic on the ground.

What you farmers do is amazing, I don’t think people realize the amount of work that goes into making crops. Thank you and all of the farmers out there for what you do for us. That plastic cover is awesome btw

Molly, getting stuck is part of farming. I didn’t blame you. You and Shane are doing a great job explaining what and how you farm, and then showing what it takes. Agriculture ambassadors! ❤️👍 And, yes, I’m smiling because you’re smiling. 😊 Shane is sooo lucky to have a beautiful helpmate.

Hi Molly you are showing me things I never seen before and I it's really interesting! Thank you, Larry

Anybody that thinks you would “stage” getting stuck like that doesn’t own and operate machinery! Who would put their valuable equipment at risk and, at the least, create such a mess to clean up, both machinery and field?! Ignore and carry on! 👏🏼😉

you guys are such a great team when you work together . It's so inspiring !

It is so satisfying to watch a field get transformed in the spring time

Good job it looks really good. You guys look great riding on the tractor together.

Hey Shane and Molly. Another great episode showing the hard work and challenges of field preparation, disc tillage and planting! The segment showing the installation of the black biodegradable plastic film was very interesting. Never witnessed that process before. The implement that you were using to roll out and bury the edges of the plastic was a really cool piece of equipment. Really fascinating to watch. Thanks for another great video! You guys are gettin it done! Take care!

Another great video Molly! Hi to Shane. I wondered how that plastic was layed down. The Pesky rock Grimlins! Just won't go away. Thanks for bringing us along.

Such a great attitude. I know there must be miserable days, but with you around Molly, I highly doubt it. Thanks for another great video.

You and Shane working together is so much fun to watch….nice to see in a couple. His grin and your big smile with the laugh is great! 😂

That was fantastic and very funny 😄 you guys/gal are very entertaining 😂 this video reminded me of when I was laying plastic sheets 3 times wider than the ones you layed and on a windy day 😮 plenty of swearing when the wind got under the sheets a blew them around the field 🤣😅😂, you two looked sweet when you were both sitting together on the tractor 😊 ❤ thank you for the video Molly and Shane 😊 UK 🇬🇧

I have to say, it's fascinating to watch the work that goes into farming. Should be made into a curriculum for all high schools. I found the machine placing plastic so simple yet clever. I always learn something new. Thank you for a great channel.

Learn something every day. Now I'm aware of how plastic sheeting is laid down. Thanks for the education Molly. Another good one!

Nice garden set up! My son had a small organic farm. We did rows about half the size of yours for a wide variety of vegetables and fruits. Our implement formed the mound and laid down plastic pretty much like yours. Our difference is we had drip irrigation hoses under the plastic. Very nice for saving water and keeping weeds down. And the plastic could be a pain at times. A little wouldn't get enough dirt on the side and a little breeze would make it a Holy Crap! moment.

Cool little piece of equipment. Can't wait to see the results

Molly the plastic looks awesome and your plants will come up in no time, you and Shane are doing awesome. and i am glad you grow rocks too i thought it was only our fields. I swear that i go through with the rock picker and i believe i got them all and then the next year its like they bred a new.. holy crap we have lots of rocks,... and huge piles. of them... So i asked my grandfather i said you know how the road.... coming into the place!!!!.... was so so muddy and everyone always complained about road? only came when it was dry after you took the tractor and smoothed it out.. yea so he said? i said give the rocks a new home and if it is breeding program hell let them breed there.. it took a minute before grandpa responded and then he laughed.. he said you threw me when you said breeding program.. but yes good idea great idea.. so we loaded rocks and dumped them on road to house. And we had the only cobbled roadway ever built. Reminded me of Europe and some of the cities i walked through...And since you pick so many when harvesting i would put them in a a windrow, and then a pile and then come then pick them up. you were talking about reclaiming gravel pits? good place to put them. Just saying take care be safe have fun it is what life is about.

I don't know about Maine, but I have seen a lot of fields in a circle with the pivot irrigation system right in the middle. It makes a lot of sense.

The way that plastic rolls out is slick.

Hello Shane and Molly from bells farms I heard you mention laying that black plastic and wondered how that was done well now we no how that's done spose we get to learn all sorts of stuff from the agricultural community thank you we enjoy your videos

Molly, about a week before your tractor got stuck, I managed to sink my tractor while running a brush hog. Our land has a high sand component with areas that have pure sand pockets. With all of the rain we have had in northeast Texas, these pockets turn to quicksand that hides beneath the pasture grasses. I was rolling along and the tractor suddenly sank in an instant. All the way to the axles. So don't feel bad about your sunk tractor. It's part of the game.

Ya'll are just fun to watch ,makes this old mans day.

I really appreciate 🙏 and enjoy watching u guys.Makes my life just a little more easier to bear.🙂

Great information. Molly, you and Shane make a great, hard working team. Please be careful and avoid riding on implements. Accidents can happen and we don't want to see anything happen to you.

Great looking soil. Love your attitude.

Oh, getting stuck is a fact of life in farming, no shame in that. springtime here in the Northeast is like that, sometimes a really wet spring, or just wet spots that never really dry up. Can be dry but then relenting rain for long stretches. Getting unstuck is the trick though lol. Heavier tractors now, but even the old M's and 4020's can sink like stone.

My brother had a farm in Oklahoma. 1 year he planted four rows of Black eyed peas, and for rows of okra. Maybe two rows of what y'all planted. His main crop was peanuts, so whatever the peanuts got, peas in okra got two! They was under a pivot also. We filled up, two of the biggest chest freezers you can buy! We would tell people you can come pick some, but they only wanted it if it was already picked! We filled up them chest freezer in less than a month!

That a great show of both of you at 13min 20sec ! Proper farming.

Memorial day bless all the men and women that gave everything!!!

It's always a pleasure to watch you and Shane working together! Your channel is not like the other farming channels I watch because your the only potatoe farmers I watch 👍

Thanks Molly!🐾🚜

Rocks always makes a farmer's life more interesting. Well, maybe more frustrating. Best looking weight added to any plastic layer.

yay rainy Sunday giant gardening adventures, I have so many questions based on the title, but only 30 seconds in.

Always wondered how that dang plastic got on the ground! Bring on the pumpkins. 😂. Thanks for sharing!

Hey Molly just thought you would like to know that we have potato fields sprouting, they just started showing this week up here in the county. Fields in Ashland, Mapleton, Castle Hill, Washburn, Presque Isle, and probably a lot more that we haven't been by yet, I would imagine some of your earlier fields are as well, happy rails to you & Shane. Dave D.

"THANK YOU" I was watching another channel and the sign on the trucks said "THANK A FARMER and THANK A TRUCKER" So Thank You Mollie and Shane.

Hi Molly and Shain, Wow, those planting beds look EXECELLENT.!! I made something like that machine to put weed barricade down for tree planting. It did the job but your is better. I see the potatoes I planted about two weeks ago are starting to emerge but our soybean fields are still to wet to begin planting them. The small grains and sugar beets that have been planted here look great. Thanks for the video.

Molly and Shane! Little did I know when I started this video that I would be given tickets to the Shane gun show! Man’s got some arms on him! lol as for the plastic for the garden, in my earlier gardens I used plastic too, but I didn’t have access to biodegradable stuff. So for a few years I either had no plastic or I bought the landscaping fabric. Oh btw I planted my garden yesterday so that’s excited! I also discovered a Robin family built a nest under my deck again! Always a fun watch! Thanks again for making the video!

That old 4000 is a pretty clean tractor. On most of those tractors, the front end of the hoods are mashed up. The 4000 was the economical version of 4020, it had the same engine but less features and was built lighter.

Hi Molly and Shane 👋🏻 Thank you, hope you're doing well my friends 👍🏻 God Bless 🙏🏻 Appreciate you 💚

Thank you Shane I figured that was what you used the plastic for but didn't want to assume so without asking

I grew upon a farm in North Dakota and rocks were a constant problem. As a kid my dad and I would load 5 gallon pils up and dump them in the trailer which was dumped on a central rock pile in each field. I hate rocks.

Hi Molly, enjoyed your video on laying mulch,just a little garden huh?😅 good luck,hope weather holds for you and up here in WA state. We love your channel watching you and Shane and the crew getting it done! Farmers are crucial to us all. Thank you❤

I usually put a soak line under the plastic for water. Be interesting to see how this works without that and just overhead water.

You two are a great team together ✌️

The old machinery still works and does a great job!👍(That extra weight seemed to help!) Lol

Awesome video always wondered how you put the plastic down and now I know. And I love how farmers always help one another. ❤

Lesson 1 for next year. Avoid the field with the rocks. But then it should not be used for potatoes either. You could try a rock picker, but they normally only pick up the big ones and rocks seem to float to the surface each time it is cultivated. Thanks for the video.

I think just about every true farmer can tell you a story about getting stuck that stands out in their minds. Lol! Just part of life!

Hey there...Boys and Girls! Molly is real and genuine as they come. There is no Staged Stuck Tractor scenario. If...she was going to do that...she would have used some really cool special effects....like having to get the tractor out...before a major natural disaster would approach! 😊 So walk it back...doubters!

I learn so much from each of your videos. Your dedication and love for farming is admirable. I look forward to seeing the garden grow in future videos 🙂

Another Great Video 👍 Great content, keep up the great work!

Great job guys, but Molly you might need a green shirt for the weight job! lol

Another great video!! Thx.!

Shanebell,9589 I admire what you are doing. So much involved manually not just bossing.You are just amazing.

The lay machine we used to use had coulters in front and we used the wide plates to keep the rear coulters from throwing dirt too far up on the plastic. We used it for watermelons. Not a big fan of plastic it kinda makes a mess. Was finding it a few years later and it was the biodegradable type. Was wanting to try the waxed craft paper but got busy with my business and stopped planting all together

Hi Molly love your channel May i suggest hand planting some watermelon or giant pumpkin in that wet spot of the field,

Great video and so informative

Never seen that process before. In the valley of farms we lived in most just used a corner of a field closest to the house & it got treated like the rest of the field but it was the garden area.

Wow never knew how the plastic was laid now I do. Later y’all.❤️😎🇺🇸

I see we have a fellow gamer working that field 😁. Been watching you guys for a bit and the videos are great and gives a good peak into a small bit of farming land.

You just know this is not Dave’s first rodeo! Once more awesome video from awesome people!

A sign of a good person is one who laughs at themself.

that went well. nice to see Ross

What happens in a tractor, stays in a tractor 😊

Hey you two, good job. Wish we were closer. I have peatmoss...... 50 acres and 5 feet deep. I let my community help themself to it ,for there gardens

I'm so happy and thankful for you guys ❤

I think that there’s enough hot farmers on KZfaq to have their own farmer’s beauty contest. 😎

good job laying the plastic Molly. You're a pro

My sweet corn is for nothing this year. Just mowed the 1st batch and the second batch is short. The 3rd batch is in the ground now, I have irrigation and fertilizer, my guess is heat units. And this is in my garden so it's not as big a deal as the farmers. God bkess.

Great video, you two are awesome working people

Looking forward to see how you plant corn through the plastic.

You go Babe girl, Lovely is such a understatement for the perfection that is you on so so many many levels

Molly, maybe when you guys get a lull in the daily routine, have Shane do a short welding fix video> You would have the attention of many of your fans...

I told my wife, whose name is Molly, that I needed some weight on the tractor. She said where do you want me. Well,on the front of the hood. Every neighbor went by that day and waved. She said you did that on purpose. Did I? I really enjoy you guys. Farming isn't easy. But, you can get stuck in traffic too. Lol

Tax right off...Rain Flo and Nolts both build fertilizer attachments for there mulch layers. I need to buy one for my Nolts model. Mulch layers are sweet machines. Plastic mulch sure helps with tomato production!

I've seen some disgusting comments about you trying to sexual your channel. Omg, I'm originally from Aroostook County, St. John Valley Maine. Farming was a way of life, not what you wore or lacked to wear. The Bell farms people appear to have a STRONG work ethic. Molly, yes you are not an eyesore, however you are more then that. You are your husband's best friend, co worker and business partner. What a beautiful partnership. You are blessed.

Really appreciate 🙏 you guys ❤

Rocks are good, they hold moisture and minerals which are good for plants.

Most couples DO NOT work together that well! Good for them!

Thank you for feeding america u guys!!!!

OK i will agree you have rocks. They are a pain in the back side laying plastic that is why my disks are spring loaded.

Hi Molly, Are you riding a horse, the lessons I mean ? I don't like rocks either. Thanks for Sharing your adventures with us. 😊

O EUA e o Brasil presisa de pesoua Igual a vc Que Resolve Os poblema ..para bem Pelo seu trabalho 🎉

Hi Molly! I had a date with a wonderful lady last night and things were going well until I asked her if she ever greased a tractor and she said no thus the date went downhill from there!🤪

Cool Video. Thanks

Hello Bell Farmers 😁 I'm a lot Irish,Love spuds,like U I was born with calloused hands,An a ATTITUDE.🍀🐧

Thanks Molly very interesting video video become more attractive with breathtaking view and the scene is very beautiful

That's a big garden...

Molly isn’t afraid of a little hard work.