GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The harvest season is getting underway in West Michigan and the results are underwhelming in some cases as farmers collect their crops.

Lindsey Visser is a part of a legacy farm family in rural Ottawa county near Holland.

"I love that our kids are interested in it and that we can continue this legacy." Visser said. "A sixth-generation farm is pretty rare. And it's just so neat to watch my kids work with my husband, to watch them learn from him, to see the trade be carried on from generation to generation."

The farm spans 150 acres and includes several large greenhouses, allowing it to sell a variety of different fruits and vegetables through the family's business, Crisp Country Acres, including strawberries, tomatoes and squash.

The growing season started w

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