keith dalton: it s a childhood dream, right? i spent all my time here on the farm as a kid, and i did not want to see this become a development. and so how am i going to make sure that the farm lives on? 2012, we started buying parts of the farm. - here you go. - and tulips specifically was one of the topics that came up. it s a huge investment to which i never thought that i d be able to afford. but all these people coming out helps. places like this in new jersey remain farms. christopher viereck: i love being a farmer. it means a lot to us to be able to take care of the ground. we plant these tulips in november. it s a touch over one million, and we have to wait five, six months to see if we did a good job. we laid these fields out with a gps navigation tractor. if you take a look down the rows, they are perfect. we do not have to water our tulips because they re five inches in the ground, and the root system will go down another five, six inches. tulip bulbs need no fertilizer, and