Zbieramy truskawki, ale pojawił się problem... 🍓

😳 I didn't expect this day to bring so much work... One thing was supposed to make everything easier, but reality quickly changed my plans. In today's episode, Karolina and I head to our strawberry farm to pick fruit for sale. Unfortunately, the drought is taking its toll, and the strawberries are starting to shrink. This year's season hasn't been easy for growers, so we're constantly monitoring how the lack of rainfall is affecting yields and fruit quality. Later, I return to my daily work on the farm and start shoveling manure from the hen house. I also decided to test the new DJI Neo 2 drone I recently bought. I'm checking how it handles farm work and whether it can actually help with recording daily chores. After cleaning up the hen house, it's time for fresh straw, which provides much better conditions for the hens. At the end of the episode, I also visit my ducks, who, as usual, are keeping an eye on their presence and waiting to be fed. It's another day full of work in the countryside, farm chores, animal care, and struggling with the weather, which hasn't been kind to either the strawberries or the farmers this year. If you like videos about rural life, farming, strawberry cultivation, poultry farming, and everyday farm chores, give us a thumbs up and subscribe 👍 00:00 Strawberry harvest for sale – morning on the plantation 01:28 Rain after drought and problems in strawberry cultivation 03:20 Who's eating the strawberries? Losses on the plantation 05:05 How many strawberries were harvested? 06:32 Is strawberry cultivation profitable in 2026? 07:14 Testing a new drone over the farm 07:50 Polytunnel, peppers, and vegetables in the garden 10:00 Selling strawberries and repairing a scooter 10:43 Bus renovation - further progress 12:43 Aphids on cherry trees - how to control this pest? 13:24 Hauling manure and farm work 16:31 Pekin ducks and daily breeding 19:22 What do I feed ducks to help them grow faster? 22:00 End of episode #strawberries #farm #countrylife #farming