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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture. With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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Hey Zach is Ruben I think we met at Alex standard shooting park I am just saying your vid’s helped me make my Channel (TH-cam Channel)
Hi dude, I know your professional and everything and I agree you are your an amazing farmer, but seeing all the cats you have roaming your yard as nice and rat catchers if they lick any of that antifreeze you just laid a load out on the ground, it will kill them, I know that because in the UK where I live that's how Karen neighbors poison and kill cats
I'm not criticizing you mate or trying to be an ass, just thought I'll point it out just in case you didn't know that antifreeze tastes and smells like sugar to cats
I'm not saying we've made the 90 minute drive to Ellsworth just for cheese curds, but there have been times we went to ellsworth, bought some curds, and drove back home. 😂
We have a g850 that has a cozy cab and has been restored. There’s a guy in middle river mn that repaints tractors for a reasonable price. Had him do a 936 versatile. Sand blasted and did everything for 5k
I saw that interview. I heard your dad speak more than I have ever before. It was very nice history lesson. Thank you so much
I'm sure he got good practice playing the character "Nate" on Millenial Farmer. 🤣
Yeah, I saw the interview and got to wondering if they were going to talk about it here... and here we are. :)
I used to ride on the mud guard of our 1640 jd when dad was green chopping sorghum. We had 140 milking cattle then. Were running 800 now and aiming to be 1100 by next winter. 1640 is still on the farm. Feeding bulls ut still working
I saw the interview. Your dad did a great job. I enjoy listening to him. One of my top ten TH-cam videos that I’ve watched. My grandfather had the match of your Molin but in the Oliver name. It brings me back to a great time in my life. I thank you, Zach and Becky for all of the time that you spent making videos for us to watch.
The camping chair was on sale, so I needed it.
I’ve gathered a lot of things that way 😂
Those Ellsworth cheese curds when warm and fresh are so good.
Zach you broke the number 1 golden rule of fresh curds.........you do not refrigerate them they are good on the counter for 5 days lol
Fresh and squeeky....fridge removes the squeek😅😅😅
growing up in the 1980's using tractors like that I still have a hard time wrapping my head around that they are now antique tractors
Ya, right! I learned on a gas powered John Deer, and it was not the oldest tractor on the farm. I miss the farm life, been gone away from it for almost 40 years now. But I do still have a huge garden, so...
Man you sound like my dad like so similar
The fact that the moline was the farm tractor vs the size and amount of equipment you need today is a sign of the times.
Oliver was red in Canada and called Cockshutt, there were also quite a few yellow moline tractors like the G1000 around where i live in Manitoba
Some of my favorite memories as a kid are riding on the fenders of various Oliver tractors with my dad. Many hours spent driving them as I grew up.
Very cool that you guys kept that tractor. It’s just preserving history. I imagine there are all the stories from that tractor.
I loved your dad's interview on the Minnie-Mo. I'm Curt's nephew. I always liked talking machinery with him too! I can see where they'd get along! Love your stuff, keep it up.
Love seeing the 1971 Moline G750 getting some TLC! It’s awesome to learn about its history and how it’s still being put to good use around the farm. 🤩🤩🤩
Seeing you work with your dad and all the interaction, I wish my dad would still be here with us. I miss him every time when I watch your TH-cam channel. I think it's a blessing to be able to work with him.
My annual pilgrimage from Louisiana is to Minnesota with a stop in Ellsworth!! Love the fresh curds!!
We have a 1951 U standard our grandpa bought near Watertown Wisconsin in ‘52 it’s sweet, all restored, but the rear tires
My wife and I still have her dads 1966 Minneapolis moline jetstar 3 that he bought brand new. It’s still all original except I put a clutch in it years ago. Our son uses it now for his haying business.
Talk about quality ..when they still made machines that could run forever!! ..Now they made it an engineering discipline, to make the parts wear out fast(just a few weeks past the 2 year factory warranty), so you keep need repairs!!
i saw an enclosed race trailer on marketplace, had orange cabinets and i thought for ever. damn i’ve seen those cabinets before then saw who had it posted for sale then i realized where ive seen it 😂
I got notified of your dad's interview via your Instagram story. Loved the interview. Had to go back and rewatch the video you did with your dad
Saw the thumbnail of your dad’s interview and watched it before watching this video. Your dad impressed with his recall of the early years and recall of his early equipment. Never heard him talk so much LOL
there was less than 300 of the MM G750 made for that to survive and run the way it does is fantastic don't ever get rid of it
Enjoy watching your dad. He is one laid back man.
Wished I could wear a hoodie while I farmed today🤦🏻♂️ it’s only 92° today after a cold front came through over the weekend😂
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Zach - "The camping chair was on sale, so I needed it." Such a dad thing to say
Love it how you farmers wake up. Love the fam and love the dogs then get to work
Obviously the moline tractor is a special piece of equipment to your dad. Really cool older tractor. Great video THX
Two gable end doors would save a lot of equiptment moving and probably be a lot less expensive than all wall doors.
I hope Dad will have it restored! Then Machinery Pete can interview Dad and it will be a great time for all. I grew up learning to plow with a Oliver 1655 pulling a 4-14' semi-mounted plow. And I too spent a lot of time sitting on the fender for corn planting. Can't you retrofit side doors into your new barn? Maybe 3?
Watched the video with Dad yesterday. What a history lesson.
Watched that interview, it came up on my recommended videos. Tell Dad he did a wonderful job. Great listening too history
You’re going to really like that new dryer. We switched to one of those about 4 years ago and saw a big improvement in grain quality and a good 4-8 point improvement in test weight.
I kept my dad's tractors 1961 Ford 601 workmaster 4 cylinder gasoline and 1969 Ford 2000 3 cylinder gasoline... Steve from WV
The Floyd County Museum in Charles City Iowa would have the build card for that tractor.
It was very interesting to hear how your father started off in the early day's, a really good listen.
How Awesome Is That My Grand Father Worked For Minneapolis Moline At That Time He Made The Molds And Poured The All The Parts And Assembled Those Tractors Glad They Held Up For Y'all
My father has a 1972 Oliver 1655 which he kept from when he was growing up on the farm
took me a bit to work out why anti freeze in the planter. Then it hit, air contains water, water freezes therefore causing damage. Not so obvious for us in the warmer parts of South Australia. Oh, and I have watched the interview with Dad
Glad tge old iron gets its due. Can you imagine farming like this now-a-days Zach?
Watched that interview, Dad is a good guy! Hang-on to that Minney!
I've eaten some of those exact brand of cheese curds from Ellsworth Wisconsin and I live in Central Kansas (about 40 minutes SE of the Peterson Brothers). Our farming days have ended and we sold most of our equipment on BigIron last September and the guy who bought our IH 1086 diesel was from that county in Wisconsin and brought us several bags. Good eating.
That was a wonderful interview your father gave.
My uncle farmed with MM’s back in the day, a U for a long time, then either a G 850 or 950 as his last tractor. Also, you cleaning out those meters caused a flashback to my first couple years working for Deere. I helped test the first air delivery system.
I used to deliver milk to the Holiday Station in Ellsworth. Small world.
Been to Ellsworth many of times, and partake in the cheese curds also.
I have a 1963 Oliver 770. Weird, strange disappointing what happened to Oliver.
Keep up the good work Zach like your farming videos
Remember always cut towards your buddy not your body to not get hurt
Already watched your dad's video weeks ago some how.very good
Zach you can still add those doors in that building pretty easy, thanks for sharing
Is he going to see Master Pipe Layer next? They both are in the same business but on two TOTALLY different levels........😂
Your father probably knows more about farming in the old days than you will ever realize. I love your father.
Tractor nut here 😅. Minneapolis Moline, Oliver, and Cockshutt were all under the White umbrella at that point. So tractors were painted different for the different brands dealerships.
I cut all my strings on hoodies
As I worked 15 years on a crab boat and you get one of them in the winch you’re done
I too, have family from Ellsworth WI. My Dad grew up on a dairy farm just east of town. My Uncle now farms it although its no longer dairy. ❤
As a Wisconsinite it’s my duty to tell you that you do not keep cheese curds in the fridge…ever; creameries all over the state have little signs on the counter or they’ll just tell you not to do it.
The more you know…
What?!?!
Zach, the more I see that dryer going up, the less I think of it as a dryer, it looks like a miniature mid-rise building somewhere in Minneapolis or Chicago.
I really enjoy seeing the old MM out and about on the farm.
What would be cool to see is if you have a small field somewhere that you and your dad could put that tractor to work as primary workhorse tilling, planting, and harvest. It would be very interesting to compare and contrast the MM and modern tractors in actual work.
I watched that Minnie Moline YT interview...it came up on my page. Watched the day it was released. ..interesting story...LOVE ELLSWORTH CURDS..I see your Dad dressed up for the interview...new clean red shirt, not a Case shirt, but Indian choppers
Hey Zach, I know you like your MM... not sure if you've seen this place before but in Elrosa (south of Sauk Centre) just north of town. There's a place that has ton of Minneapolis-Moline tractors, some days they are outside lined up then somedays not. Probably about 20-30 of them. The place looks like an old farm equipment dealership. Would be neat to check out.
That dryer is massive! 😮😮😮..very impressive 😮
You still can put doors on the side of your building and pay for it 😅
I love Ellsworth Cheese Curds! (and yes, I'm from Ellsworth ... fresh warm curds are squeaky delicious)
You know every time Zack looked in the shed he wanted to go photo bomb his dad's interview...
That is one tall grain dryer you have now Zach it looks like it'll dry corn and soybeans like crazy and fairly fast as long as the moisture isn't too high
Ellsworth cheese curds and flavored curds are the best. I live in Hastings and South about half way to Redwing. The co-op I work for does alot of work in that area so I get curds still warm they are so fresh. I am spoiled for sure. I won't by any other curds!
Thanks for another great video Zach and Dad and editing Becky. It was interesting and enjoyable.
I can’t find the video your Dad made. PLEASE give us the link!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Busy time for you getting equipment ready for storage and some ready for harvest.
I know doors in your storage building are handy but just that much more to maintain or break. I personally like what you have very much. Wonderful building.
Thanks for the heads up on new merchandise.
All for now I guess.
Please remember the link for Dads video.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Zach and Nate and Becky.
I found the Ryan’s you tube account and watched your dad’s interview. It was fantastic. Hearing your dad talk about his farming history was great. So enjoyed it. Thanks to your dad.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
I saw that video come up in my recommended with your dad, and I had to watch it! It's definitely a great interview, and it's great to hear more from your dad. Kinda wish he wanted more to do with your channel.
Riechmann Bros John Deere is my local dealer. They have four locations in southern Illinois. Pretty cool to see he had their shirt on way up there!
Holy crap everything with a battery started!!!!
Love your channel / glad you get along with your dad /
Saw the video prior to this video. Great interview by Ryan. Love that Moline.
we had 2 m&m G1000's ran on LP ...good ole tractors
hey zach @MillennialFarmer I started watching your channel/subscribed couple of years ago .. I don't know why lol, I've literally never thought of farming in anyway, closest farm country is 7 hrs away from where I live in Northern Canada .. There is just something about your content that keeps me interested. I don't know if its your humor, or the farming content or what it is lol. But I just came back from a baseball stadium tour on the east coast of the US and drove across MN twice . Couldn't stop thinking about stopping to check out your farm .. but than I thought that would be super weird and awkward. I just wanted to let you know that not all your fans are farmers or interested in farming. Keep it up, Keep doing what you do. I actually do enjoy your content!! hey and if anyone every asks me for some unknown reason what the a good moisture content for soy bean or corn is, I might know the answer! ha ha
Yea we had 3 1855 Oliver's 2 of them where just Oliver's one was a white Oliver. That one was made when white was buying them out. They where working machines till they got hot once and the rubber seals on the piston sleeves melted and puked water into the oil. Then it was a total rebuild of the motors
We go to Ellsworth for the creamery and Common Man Tap for food and drink.
I thought you would show us washing the planter before storing for winter.
I have a 1972 John Deere 3020 tractor with the same front end loader that is on your Molene tractor
Zach and Becky cleaning up the equip for storage and clean and check all harvesting equip ready to go Dad did some good work to thank you both for the great videos keep them coming and between the rows.
WATCH the interview folks it is really good. Great job, Nate!
Part of me feels like yall should have that Moline rebuilt, repainted etc.
I also feel like it should be left original as is. Not my tractor, not my decision to make 🤣
I watched your Dad’s interview. Very well done and informative. Another great day. Stay safe.
My great uncle used to restore mm alot of them I miss them and iv got a buddie testing out putting a air nozzle on the liquid tanks and blowing out the liquid side instead of using rv antifreeze to help save a little bit of money
Being a Canadian, I smile when you Dad wears that shirt. 😊
You're the air hose culprit from your dad's video!
I just figured something out your governor looks like the wizard of Oz
Fresh Warm cheese curds, that squeak when eaten 😋
Ryan is great! Have watched him on TikTok for quite some time!
i love the irony of harvest prep being FINALLY being done with the planter
I purchased many bags of Ellsworth Cheese Curds and they are the best!
I used a John Deere A and D owned by a local Farmer when I was in College from 1985 to 1989. I attended college in Marshall Minnesota.
My uncle Norton Stockdill collected old tractors and rebuilt them.. He was from your area… He sold his farm and land to the ski resort…
I had a Oliver 1655 diesel, I loved that thing!
That’s not a knife, this is a knife 😂
Love those Ellsworth cheese curds!
Brother, I bet y'all can take that Moline tractor dig a big hole with it and Waltz somebody Right in.😊
Awesome interview with your Dad.
That interview was awesome. Your dad is amazing man, father and grandfather. God bless him and your family. Ps...we heard you.