6000 Bushels Of Soybeans In A Corn Bin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2020
- Chet and Dougo grain vac 6000 bushels of soybeans out of a corn bin.
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Roger Goodrich I bet your fun at parties how many times you gonna call the cops on the 4th for people lighting fireworks
why not there pretty cool bunch .
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Chet and Doug ,
Believe your not the 1st nor will ya be the last people to dump wrong product on top of another product , I ve done it when I was a farm hand and I had to pay for rental of grain vac which sucked because i was 15 at the time and had to dip into my savings , my boss wasn't the nicest man to work for but I learned a lot from him .
Just remember we're only human amd accidents happen no matter how hard we try .
God Bless
Kyle
Tell your dad this. My dad always used to say the guy that doesn’t make any mistakes isn’t doing anything.
My boss called me in for an a--chewing, first mistake in 2 years. After he got through achew'n i
picked up 3 pencils off his desk and cut the erasers off them. He says what are you doing ?
I said, you don't need erasers, you don't make mistakes ! --- He got the point !
So true I worked in a small shipyard in San Diego building and repairing Tuna Seiners after I got out of the Navy I was there for 7 of which I was lead electrician on 3 my superintendent one day asked why it took me about a day longer to wire a power panel than the other guys and I said have you ever had to fix one of mine he went back to the office I really enjoyed the work but the money would never have let me buy a house in San Diego so I went back into Nuclear ☢️ Power with many years and plants behind me moved back to Krapramento to operate or maintain Rancho Seco and the people of Krapramento voted to shut it down just as I was started training happily retired now
Got to give Dougo credit, he handled that with grace and humility. Farming is a mental game. Don’t beat yourself up over spilled beans.
Amen - very well said.
The conversations between Chet and Dougo are absolute GOLD!!!!! They are to funny!
Best statement ever: people should work for a living to build their immunity up! Thank you Dougo for speaking the truth!
And build there community theirselves.. instead of burning and looting
Why not put your safe lite cameras in each bin. Then have an i pod in the house..
Working with Dougo daily would be a trip, never a dull moment!
Dam, just catching up on old videos that I haven't seen and I came across Nikki at 12:04 delivering lunch! Not going to lie, it's going to take a while to stop missing her showing up around the farm, etc. What a shame!
I have been there to witness this exact problem at the elevator by men with 20 years on the job. It happens. Great display of humility, partnership and grit to resolve it. If families could get their kids to watch your videos we could actually witness revival, and consequently see a resurgence of integrity and a restoration of family values. You've got a GEM of a channel. Keep it right where it should be, centered in the family. Much Respect Gentlemen! Cheers.
Local elevator had 75k bushels last year
They used a sorting machine that did 100 bushel per hour......
They live in the middle of nowhere. Family is all they've got. Not sure what you're muttering on about.
@@TheNemosdaddy God Bless You.
My sentiments exactly and very well said.
Your Dad is a hoot. Love your videos.
I know this video was a yr ago. But I just saw it. Thank you for being so honest. Thank Dougo too. Mistakes happen.. it is what it is. I totally respect you all!!
Who cares what people think a mistake was made involving human error we all make them some just a little more expensive than others. Doug is hilarious when all kitted out love the virus comments..lol. Great vlog Chet
It’s a great father son bonding time! 😁
Just proves you're human. We all have made big mistakes, but only some are You Tube worthy...like this one!
I speak only for me but your humbleness doing the curve - every day
You got to love your dad! He is hilarious. You have to get your dad on each video somewhere. He is priceless. Your lucky you can work with your dad each day. Some don’t have that chance. That looked like a lot of work. Keep the videos coming!
Give you Guys credit for telling us about it! Please, please be safe inside the bin! I just had a friend pass away in a bin of corn! I know those harness are a pain but if it saves a life it’s worth it! Take Care Guys!
You have a very cool Dad. He should start his own channel.
Glad you decided to post it! It's pure entertainment and that's what your followers are here for!! We have an air system on our dryer delivering corn to an old bin, I once switched to the bin and didn't open the top. It put 3,000 bushels of dry corn all around the bin while I was out in the combine.
Your showing all the highs and lows of farming, thats why I watch. Keep it up!
Farming is finding what not to do - each and every day. In an effort to be better at what we do we end up opening ourselves up to more learning experiences. Some are painful financially, and some are just painful period. People think we farmers sure are particular and set in our ways. What they don’t know is that we learned the hard way what way works best. We are the only job where we not only pay for it all, but buy it all at a retail price and sell it all at a wholesale price. Mistakes hurt our pride and pocket book. It was bound to happen sooner or later. Lesson learned, and someone watching this (who has been lucky) learned from you. Dougo, this farmer still thinks you rock!
5 stars for humility. Some of the most valuable content out there. Own your mistake and move on with life.
Your choice of music is always adds that much more fun to the video's Nikki
Beautiful camera work into the bin. Kinda reminds me of cleaning out a bin of Klages in Idaho many, many years ago. Those were the days!
Not many farm families would be willing to show the good and bad days, with screw ups included ...impressed how you truly try to show all the goes on running a grain farm ...we have done a similar thing even with an auger into a bin of another grain after we had cleaned the grain for seed... we had to take the whole bin back to the seed cleaners and reclean the bin
Everyone has their day. At least Doug shared. Lots of respect to you guys sharing this, class act.
Hey chet, just watched the video. Mistakes are made every day buddy! No one was hurt, nothing was broke, we are all human. Keep on, keeping on! Good luck with the rest of the season.
I watch this channel for the truth and authenticity because there is so little of it in the world now. I am glad you all shared this. We have ALL made mistakes and they only thing that really matters is how you handle them and you all took a bad mistake and proved what type of good honest folk you are. Much success to you all and keep the family close.
I appreciate DougO being cool and taking ownership of his screw up. Happens to everyone. So I have a vacuum truck and do that work a lot. The best way to vac is listen to a good podcast. Blocks the sound out a bit and it keeps me entertained because that work is mind numbing. Also thank you dougO for calling out the people who don’t work!
Boy i feel so much better, im not the only one to do an opps! After fall 2018 harvest i was hauling beans and at the endof the day i fill the holding bin. We have our bins numbered too and i was going from number 7 to scale holding and for some dumb reason i went past scale to our number 2 bin which was corn. I walked away after turning everything on. After about 5 minutes or more i realized that I didn't hear beans hit the bottom of the holding bin. I ran over to the wheel and seen it was set on 2. Well after a lot of choice words was said i climbed the bin to see about 1000 bushels of beans on the corn. We had to do what your doing but put it in the semi and took it down the road to a guy that cleans and bags seed. He got the majority of it separated. Not a good week for me. Thats another story!
Fair play for sharing the bad as well as the good.
Dougo the man .. Keep up the great work guys I've been enjoying your videos since day one.
I like that you would enjoy watching someone else having this kind of screw up. :-) Don't beat yourselves up too much. Those who do nothing make no mistakes. It's nice that you came to terms with it enough to be able to share it. Every farmer who watches will be able to tell stories of something similar they did. Enjoy your time learning this valuable lesson.
I wish all of America could watch this and see what hard work our farmers put in day in and day out. Gotta love your dads COVID comments too! Ha! Truth!
Sorry you guys had to go through this. I enjoy your videos always learn something. So Thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing. Honesty and integrity are running pretty strong at the Larson Farm. I can count a butcher's hand on how many farmers would have openly talked about this problem.
It happens to us all. I can't even recount the amount of times I've made errors that cost me time or money. Just try to move on without beating yourself up over it. Thanks for showing the ups and downs. 👍
Your father makes me smile 😊
But I can only imagine the pain you guys went through to get as many soybeans as you could out of the bin. Mistakes happen we all make mistakes you just keep going forward 😊
So glad you guys are using safety gear inside the bins. The Millennial Farmer will approve as in agreement with him, we need to stop loosing farmers inside these things. Theres an easy way to stay safe and Larson is on it!
Shows you guys are human. Loved it.
This is farming at it's best!!! You dealt with it great! Makes for unfortunately good content. Love the videos.
Thanks for sharing, you guys are human, errors happen. As long as no one gets hurt - The worst didn’t happen! I like how you deal with the problem without anger. In the fullness of time, this will be a memory you will recall all your life. We remember things like this!
Wow, the pinhole projection in the silo is amazing. The first shot looking into the hole you could see the sky and the elevator. And that timelapse is siiick.
I feel for you guys and big up for posting this mess up. It must have taken a lot and thats why I enjoy your videos so much, you show farming worts and all. At least you and dougo were able to laugh about it after things had calmed down. Keep up the great videos Chet.
I think the relationship between you guys is great.Stuff happens Dougo but you handle it like a true professional. Chet, you have a great mentor there. Thanks for sharing.
Love the 1086 brings back lots of memories!! Way to stand side by side with your Dad Chet !! # Much respect!!!!
This is why your videos are so great because you and Dougo keep it real good or bad this is the real daily life running a major farming operation
Glad you shared this because its real life. Great videos really enjoy watching.
Very nice video, Thank you.
Just proves your human keeps you young. Y’all be safe 👍
I would have to agree with your dad. People need to get out and build up their immunity to help with the virus. I like you dad. He reminds me of myself.
That's what I love about this channel. The good and the bad with no sugar coating. When things get hard you just have to hang in there like fuzz on a sucker.
Mistakes happen in every type work and its nothing to feel dumb about. Thankfully no one was injuried and it was repairable. I really feel bad for Doug ,as we all make mistakes and its not easy to deal with for sometime. Thanks for sharing & it shows a part of farming and how things can go wrong once & awhile. This is a very upfront channel and that's why it has taken over #1 on my farming channels viewing list. Take care guys & Nikki
We will all emember and laugh about this for
I've been farming for 42 years down here in New Zealand. The question is not whether shit is happening, the question is just how deep it is. Your stuff up hasn't resulted in harm or loss, just hassle and wasted time. You've instituted procedures to prevent it happening again. All good! While you're at it put plans in place for any other like problem. You guys run a very tidy operation. Well done. Enjoy your vids! Cheers.
looks kind neat when the clouds and go bye the door and shine on the bean inside the bin
It's a giant pinhole camera! Really cool.
It is good that you are able to laugh about it. It sucks that it happened, but nobody was injured, you have a workable solution, and thank you for making it fun to watch as well. Have a great harvest in 2020.
Ahhhhh no one got hurt and it wasn’t cancer. I lose money on something everyday. The trick it seems is to always stay ahead of the red ink. I am very envious of your relationship with your father. I worked in the oilfield with my father for years while I was in high school, college and med school. I learned a lot and a great work ethic was instilled in me. But, my Air Force Sergeant welder father was a hard ass man of steel from start to finish. There was no joking or ribbing.... Just one hell of a hurry to get the job done and done right. Bless you. Cherish the relationship and closeness you have with your dad.
Look on the bright side. No one got hurt when it happen and when you corrected it . 👍 Have A Great 4th of July 🗽
Glad you decided to share reality. Show it all that is what makes it human. Everyone messes up occasionally. Love your channel and videos. Thanks for making them.
It's good to know it does happen to other farm's but rest assured you are not first or the last stay safe and keep up the good work
I gotta admit however hard farming seems to be it’s probably the most satisfying jobs there is. You really have to be resourceful and a jack of all trades which seems to be right up my alley. 👍🏻
Get those harness on!!! Lost a neighbor this spring in a bin of beans, stay safe
Worked for three brothers who farmed together. One brother moved corn into a bin and the other put a small amount of wheat on top of it. Not much of either in the bin so we put it in the grain cart and dumped a little into the bottem of the trailer hoppers, Then filled the trailer with new corn.
Knowing how to recover from a disaster is half the battle. This is one of those situations that one cannot even imagine without a vid like this one. Well done!
We are so thankful to families like yours who farm and feed the rest of us. I admire the work ethic in your videos and you all seem to work well together. Thanks too for putting out these videos as I know that alone is a lot of work.
It makes you look human! It's done! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for being transparent, Chet! Makes it even more interesting to see what you have to go through to correct the issue!!
Love this video we all make mistakes. That’s why I like this channel. Keep up the great videos. Chet you gave a great dad with a great attitude.
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14:53 all that light focused through a small hatch is creating the coolest cloud images on the grain!
I love your honesty! We all make mistakes! Clean it up, Learn and move on ! Great job showing what farming is all about !
Love your positivity sense of humour. 👌
"My grandfather used to say that once in your life you need a doctor, a lawyer, a policeman, and a preacher. But every day, three times a day, you need a farmer."
Looking at all those bins and augers I've always wondered how you keep it all straight, now I know. Major inconvenience, major learning experience. Thanks for sharing the at times imperfect world of farming.
Good thing Amy and Nicole are around to keep these guys in line.
Watching from the Island of Guam. I'm amazed at how much hard work and knowledge goes into large farming. You make great content. Thank you for sharing your ups and downs and all your successes.
All I gotta say is, the way you and your dad are towards each other is awesome! There’s a bond there that can never be broken! Y’all seem to have great attitudes even when screw ups happen. I lost my dad 2 yrs ago and we had a bond like you and your dad. Cherish these memories bc you never know when the last day is coming. At least you have videos you can look back on. Y’all are awesome! Love them Minnesota accents lol. Keep on keepin on y’all! 😎🍻
Nothing to be ashamed about,we are all human and humans make mistakes.Admitting and correcting as well as preventing it from happening again is where you guys excel and for that all of you deserve kudos :). A fun video as well as heartwarming to see how you Chet, were right there to ease the pain that Doug certainly felt.Seeing the team effort was endearing.Instead of the embarrassing video, it turned into an instructional video highlighting the vast amount of things that could and will go wrong in a farming environment; and the sometimes herculean efforts needed to solve the issue.Many thanks and may your family have a happy and safe 4th :)...as always,thank you Nicole for a fantastic editing job.
Thanks for sharing this. Us city-folk sometimes forget how difficult farming can be - even if this was human error.
Good on you both for 'owning it'. Many would have never admitted this, or worse blamed technology when as you say, checking that the product was going into the right bin was the solution going forward.
If you don't make mistakes, how would you ever learn? It's good to see. It bring a human element into the videos. Good job!
2020 just seems to give us farms lemons just have to put our heads down into the storm thanks for sharing keep up the good work and Gods blessings to you and ur farm
Loved the video. Thanks.
It’s so amazing to see Chet laugh and joke about every disaster.
Y'all ain't dumb.... We're all human and no man is perfect! On the up side this was f'in great content 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Safety first!!!
Me and my Dad have a farm in northeast Ohio I love u guys I think I've watched about every video keep up the hard work buddy.
705 comments on this 1 episode! Wow! That speaks volumes, no pun intended. but you gotta love the love!
Y’all always make light of a bad situation. Way to stay humble and calm. No one is perfect. 💩 happens. Great video!
Hey Chet: Accidental grain handling mistakes do occur. I really feel your pain. I’ve been personally involved in a similar event. Really glad you presented real things that happen on a farm. Main thing is to make sure no one gets hurt. Always have to ask how we ensure something like it can’t happen again. Captain Al from Tampa 😎
Things happen, live and learn! It was great content and I was getting a chuckle.
Thanks for being honest about the human error! Very understandable and you are willing to share the good times and the bad. Kudos to both of you for showing that even in bad times you can still work together to accomplish what needs to be done.
Glad you shared it. Farming has it's trials and sometimes it's operator error. I have seen this happen at commercial elevators back when I hauled grain. Love your video's and keep up the good work
Great video guys
Everybody makes mistakes. You hate that u do, but all we can do is learn from it. I’m glad u decided to share it. Stay safe!!!
This stuff happens and glad you shared. Another great video!
Best video yet!!
Best comedy duo by a country mile😂😂
Thanks for feeding us Dudes :)
Keep the great videos coming , love what y'all do
Glad you shared this, it’s an honest mistake and you owned it, fixed it, and moved on. Wish more people were like that. Seeing how you fixed the problem was some of the best parts of the video.
Nice to see the 1086👍