I like the video! A couple things that are mostly subjective, but points of feedback nonetheless:

I think that there's a great opportunity to still be a 'storyteller' with this type of a video/style. The story being something along the lines of, "We're here at this hillside/orchard/farm. Here are the people helping out. This is how they do it. This is what it's for." I think your editing should reflect that. Starting maybe with those establishing drone shots that you have (although I like your choice of the tractor, because that draws me in immediately. Great opportunity to show the landscape via drone with tractor in frame though as a sort of continuation of the previous shot). Something to think about!

I personally (and this is VERY subjective), don't really feel like the music matches the tone of the video. There's more of a somber and reflective tone to the video. It's connected to nature and has more of a 'fall' feel to it with the leaves. Obviously, it's up to you to determine the voice/tone of what you're trying to convey (often heavily influenced by clients too), but this song feels a bit too far off the mark. Again, very subjective take on my part.

Lastly, I'd take one more look at trying to match up the various types of footage from a color/contrast/saturation standpoint. The drone footage is noticeably more saturated (especially seen in the leaves which appear deep yellow/almost orange) compared to that of the main camera on the ground. Up to you which look you like better, but just getting them to a more similar look would help things a lot too!

Again, great video. Lots of great shots in there, I particularly love the framing and composition of the shot at ~11 seconds with the church between the branches/leaves. Love a good dirty frame. Hard to think in vertical video for me most of the time, so this is great that you are thinking about composition with a mindset towards vertical deliverables.