Mowing 21 feet at a TIME!!!!!! Day in the life of a 18 year old farmer

This channel follows Landon Woodward in his day-to-day life on his family's farm. Ever since he can remember, he has loved working on the farm. He first drove a tractor when he was 10, and every year since he has been working on the farm. He has always loved watching Millennial farmer and Brain's farming videos; that is what gave him the drive to make TH-cam videos. He wants to teach people about farming and show the different ways people farm in different places. His family farm is located in northwest Missouri and he is the 7th generation along side him is his younger brother Aden. He plans on making informative videos about farming that can teach people what its like for a farmer day to day. Thanks for stopping in and make yourself at home by pressing the Subscribe button. (Its free you know)
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Actor:
Chill Farmer Woody - Landon Woodward - also called Hollywood and Woodman
Farmers
Chill Farmer Woody’s Brother - Aden Woodward
Chill Farmer Woody’s Dad - Nathan Woodward
Farm Master Jared
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[@vernongarbe5920]

Thank you very much for the way in which to greet us each day with encouragement and inspiration. Your work as a young fella on the farm is so important and you do it with enthusiasm and determination. Keep setting that nice example for each one of us as you provide food for our nation. God bless you.😊

[@gko7307]

AMERICA NEEDS MORE YOUNG MEN LIKE LANDON AND HIS FAMILY.. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.. TRUE DEPICTION OF WHAT AMERICA IS.. I APPRECIATE YOU ALL😊😊😊✝️✝️✝️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@marksmith4582]

Thank you for sharing this! Beautiful lush, green farmland there! We’ve had adequate rain finally here in southeast Iowa so everything around us is equally lush and green. Plus it cooled off! Appreciate you sharing this! Have a Blessed weekend upcoming! I will! Mark in southeast Iowa.

[@deconstructingVerbs]

That's really amazing. 😮

[@adamkuklych6672]

These videos prove that there is much more to farming than just planting seeds and waiting for them to grow!!

[@ryanje8147]

Woody is so sweet and quite cute.

[@KaelumYodi]

Man, this sort of reminds me of one of our trips to visit our grandparents in Wisconsin, back in ‘72. They used a simple tracker with like a 12’ lawnmower on like 40,000 acres of land. I never saw how they created the hay stacks, which you would see all over the place. Anywho, I’m now sure how this recommended to me, but it did bring back memories. Great work!

[@JCrow-kz4nw]

He has very strong arms and hands. Great video!

[@richardcox3406]

I grew up in West Virginia hi and now I live in the great state of Montana

[@robertschaefer3223]

Hay!

[@benjaminrich4388]

Badass

[@Price1717]

❤ your videos , hard worker you are 💪

[@davidwilson2394]

This is amazing

[@allanxxxxxxxx]

YAY, it's chilled landon doing a swell job

[@nathanbrynmenyn935]

hi, just found your channel x you are gorgeous , hard working, great at explaining your work xx thank you xx

[@perrycomeau2627]

There is something about 1959 radio through a transister.

[@craiginnh8277]

I live in the country but I am not a farmer, nor do I have much knowledge of what it entails. I don't have any aspirations of becoming a farmer but have a great respect for you all. Woody, you have caught my attention and I am enjoying the "schooling" you are giving me. It's dedicated people like you that give me confidence that this nation will not starve.

[@streetprofessor]

I remember in the 1950s and 1960s when we only had a tractor hitched to a separate baler hitched to a wagon behind. And those first cut bales of hay were heavy from growth and loading them off the wagon into the barn's hayloft wasn't easy. The worst was when we had to load it into railroad cars and because I was pretty short I was always stuck inside the railroad car which was hot and sweaty!!!

[@user-sq4yt5nj7l]

Good job my man👍👍

[@BWYinYang]

Good Mooowing, oh meant to say mooorning.👍🏼

[@roziershaun7243]

Slick lookin rig bro

[@d2ndborn]

Landon, do the weeds and all of the different flowers have issues with feed the cows, etc. Love the video. keep the blessing coming.

[@henryfokkema6622]

Ĥi Landon from canada

[@jasonhunter3429]

Willingness to learn and try new things, not qualities that many posess

[@VladimirS99]

хороший мальчик

[@jayusa879]

Dude, you are a pro.

[@raymondhenderson1516]

Good job Landon. Thats nice of Vermeer to set it up that way if one doesn't have a newer tractor with 3 remotes. Im sure a pain to others ,but not everyone can afford the newer stuff.Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming. Be safe out there.

[@curtweatherbee2523]

Great job Woody⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🇺🇸🐸H F

[@jimmorris1002]

Where is your farm, Landon, as you have somewhat of a southern accent? I grew up on a massive farm in Indiana, and I can relate to your work ethic when I was 18. Good job, sir.

[@farmerwoody]

We are located in Northwest Missouri. Thanks for your support and god bless

[@bmaharg7990]

How’s our patch of corn coming along?

[@masokolis3596]

how fast u go

[@kenlynch6332]

🚜🚜 🚜 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🚜 🚜🚜

[@JohnTerras]

Great vlog used to watch millennium farmer until I found your vlog. Rather watch a real family farm instead of a scripted ag show. Thanks.