here's erik johnson. >> go to the base and listen to the coach, got it?lush, scanning the dugout of the apple sox, there is one player, a ball lack of a better word, different. >> what? >> reporter: but that's our word, not his. we use it only because we don't know any better. his teammates are better than that. >> he seems like everybody else. >> reporter: for the record, aden harris, the littlest leaguer has a form of dwarfism. he's 42 inches tall. more importantly, he has a big heart overflowing with joy. >> he's an aggressive, always wanting to get in the game. >> reporter: the things standing in aden's way never seem to stop him. but on the way to little league immortality, he's had some help. >> i was safe! >> no play fair and strive to win. >> reporter: when he said he wanted to play ball, they said they'd make it happen. he plays against kids younger the league reached out to every team in the league to make sure it was okay, and everybody said "let the kid play." and on the first night we saw him play, >> go, go, go, go, go! >> reporter: he rippe

this is erik johnson. >> good morning. >> good morning. lot of people think about the south whether it comes to peaches. not all about george, they don't get all of the fun, beautiful peach trees. there are some beautiful peoples growing in new jersey thousands of acres, actually, one of our largest crops. >> i learn something new every day. you've got 7 acres worth? >> 7 acres ers every pick your own peaches in the farm. also sweet corn, and flowers, other garden drops, tomatoes, people coming out to pick all kind of stuff today. >> when think come out how does it work? grab a bucket and go? >> basically, stop at the farm market, check the hey ride out , ride out to the field, stop in different places where ever the crops are. >> sure. >> see where it comes from. >> this is normal? >> that's normal. >> what kind of peaches do you guys have here? >> varieties of yellow flesh peeps. >> okay. >> red havens. we are picking peaches generally from about the ends of june through most of august >> now is a perfect time. obviously withing it natio

erik johnson, good morning, my friends.own for, out here in the cornfield this morning. you have a lot of acreage hereof corn. >> yes, grow about 25 acres here in medford, grow more at the other farm in jobstown, new jersey. >> you and i spoke earlier about many doing out here and picking peaches. you and at family can come out and pick corn? >> picking corn, peaches, suing keen i, string beans, flowers, other things. >> got to love it. not just about corn on the could be per say. you guys do a lot of different things with corn including what we have here in front every us, beautiful spread you provided us. yes, creating all of these different corn recipes, made right from our corn that we picked in the field. >> what do you do with it? what do you have smear. >> we have corn qeso, very kind of rich flavor, our corn salsa,. >> lovely, i had some. my photographer kyle also a big fan of it. little dip in here. >> yes. >> don't break the chip. >> i won't break the chip. aim good at it now. >> all right. >> talk about the vegta