That's awesome, thank you! I love being able to reach non-farmers and show them what we do. Farming is so broad and diverse, this is just our own farm but I do my best to show what we do on our farm!
Millennial Farmer farming is also the most important job in the world. If there wouldnt be any farmers, there wouldnt be food. Farming makes the world go around😀 sincerly from a farmer from Sweden
@@MillennialFarmer I grew up on a small Canadian farm pre 1980 .. small equipment. Can't believe how big (& expensive) your equipment is! Computerized everywhere! Little different than "Polyface Farm" operations ..lol
Same here but I do have a cousin who's a farmer and my grandpa did like a acre of farming YEARS ago but that's mainly it and we called the old tracker Mouse cause it was grey and blue lol.
Came in the tank and our pets heads are falling off made me laugh a lot harder than I should’ve. Love these videos. Brings back a lot of memories. Would give anything to be back out in the fields.
I just watched a guy do something with corn I never even thought of. He had a lot of down corn from storms, he racked it into wind rows and put a belt pick up on the front of the combine. It worked real good.
Waiting...........waiting............waiting.................. aannnnnddd.......... "That's what she said". Man you nailed it! I just wanted you to know I appreciate the timing.
Great Stuff! To a Minnesota guy who USE to do this is, brings back a lot of memories. The Machinery is nicer, but the frustration of a WET Minnesota Harvest is the SAME. Field conditions SUCK. But gotta go anyway! Taking a crop out is GREAT Satisfaction. The culmination, of a seasons work .
Havent watched yet, just want to thank you for what you do. Saw the instagram post & story. Thanks for being good people and thats such an understatement of how i should word that i just cant find the words. Thank you & as always love the content, keep it up.
Hey my name Matthew molnar I’m not a farmer but always wanted to be my dad was a farmer when I was younger I watch your videos because you make it interesting and your videos aren’t boring
1:54. “That’s what she said” love it......Love it. As good as the “MOIST”. Keep up the great vids. Enjoy everyone of them over here in Canberra,Australia
Great video, it shows what a lot of farmers are dealing with this year. You also did a good job explaining the brittle corn that was breaking, and how you had to get as much as you can before it is laying on the ground. There are no easy decisions, and you have to harvest to make a living.
Our place is on a ridge along the Mississippi River in SW Wisconsin. We had snow lat night, and I could see the farmer across the hollow cutting corn past midnight in the snow last night. The fields around here look more like ski slopes than fields, so that was some crazy harvesting right there...
Thank you so much for this feeding frenzy of harvest videos. You and the Farm and all the help and Mrs. Millennial Farmer are why we are your die hard Fans. George Deltaville, Va
Hi Zach, incredible downed corn and terrible conditions -- but your combining and getting the corn! Nice work. Best wishes for a continued successful slog through the harvest! - Dean from Edina
Bet you are all glad you have machines with tracks for this harvest season. I think you need to find leg arms. I bet he would love the mud. You all be safe out there good luck and god bless.
Yesterday we were taking our corn till 2 am and it was grueling. Today we are not so lucky, it's raining whole day and it looks like i will continue for 2-3 more days. Keep the good work.
I was glad to see you checking air in the tires. However, quite a few of those tires were clearly flat in the bottom. That gives every indication the tire is flat!
Schloppy! The tracked machines are great in those conditions. Need all of that flotation to be able to pull waterskiers as your side-gig to farming... ;) :D :D :D Great video, and we even got some of your Dad!
My gawd the stuff you have to go through to get your crop off the field. I just can't imagine the shyt that you folks have to go through. All the best to you all.
I've been binge watching your videos. I grew up on a farm outside of lake crystal and although your farm is WAY more advanced than any I worked on back then, your videos make me miss the farm. And the video editing is great! Really fun to watch! Keep em comin!
I'm glad I didn't see the cart get stuck. I've seen that enough already this year. 3 times on our first corn field. That down corn can sure be a mess. Haven't had any of that yet. Thanks for the video.
I really had no idea corn was harvested by the kernel. I thought the combines were pulling cobs off and then a factory stripped the kernels when they needed them... learned something new today
Been watching some of your videos. I'm actually running propane for Nuway Co-OP in Minnesota and Iowa for the farmers to dry their corn. We drove from North Carolina to here. Hope y'all can keep harvesting so we can keep hauling. ✌💯
It's a rough life compared to the days of dairy farmers getting up at 5:30 AM to milk cows. Then moving the crop harvested the day before into storage and getting equipment ready until the fields dried out. Running tractors without cabs spending the day harvesting then milking cows again at 5:30 PM.
"That's what she said..." Hahaha Being a Bluenoser, we say it just a bit different here in Nova Scotia. i.e., "That's what Sally said to the sailor." :-) Keep the great videos coming, I'm learning a lot.
Tough conditions for sure. I mowed 7 acres yesterday after the snow melted off. 26 degree wind chill before factoring in moving at 10 mph on the super Z.. full carharts and pack boots were used. Would have preferred running the catch cart in a nice heated cab.
Loved running a combine during harvest unless the crops were “down.” Beans, corn, wheat and oats, I would always slug that SOB just as my dad would be coming into the field. Never after he left. Never.
I am from Nova Scotia Canada and I enjoy your videos cause I find them very informative and to see the process of your farm. Great job and keep up the good work!
Not a farmer, a retired operating engineer from Chicago, looks like the computers in ur equipment r as sophisticated as the ones in the cranes I ran. I would like to run some of that equipment, never mind, what was I thinking, I am retired!, more fun to watch.
Ya know, if you clean your cab windows and put a thin coat of car wax on and then buff it off, your windows and mirrors will stay cleaner all season long. I really like the Nu-Finish in the orange bottle.
Hey Zack I just wanted to say i love your vids I’m 15 and have always wanted to be a farmer or work on a farmer and look forward to watching your videos when I get home from school.
Craaaaaap! Whew! Glad that"s over, for now anyway. I was headed for the big blue strap a couple of times . That was stressful and I am 1100 miles South of you.
“Our pet’s heads are falling off!” Lol. That had me rolling. You get in the 9870 and call it “wrinkly” and I laugh thinking about our 1-row New Idea 323 picker.
So, the new combine... going to be a "permanent" fixture to the farm???? Nothing worse that downed crop. Best of luck on getting it done and yes, lets all hope for no break downs. Weather is coming... fingers crossed that you get it done rather quickly. Cheers :)
I'd say as bad as the conditions are for you up North a combine with tracks sounds like a good idea for the next newest piece of equipment. That's just crazy field conditions
Long days during harvest, guess it needs to be that way to get done??? The whole year's paycheck is riding on getting the crop "in" before the weather gets it. I hope ya all can get thru it......looks to be a challenging harvest this year.
Had a friend of mine who owned a John Deere 4400 with a soybean head and a 4-row corn head. Went out for a ride with him one day doing soybeans. We were literally harvesting the soybeans in the middle of a lake. But we didn't get stuck!
Have you started any fall tillage? We have I am currently runing our 2630 johndeere ripper with our 9560rt. Our fields are very muddy we have gotten stuck with our combine and grain cart. I'm avoiding the wet areas with the ripper. I am working as a full time electrician as well as farming after 3:30 till about 12:00 at night long days are expected until about mid November. We have finished our regular soybeans as well as our double crop soybeans now we have 2500 acres of corn than custom harvesting work. Have a safe and productive harvest!
Not even a farmer but this is interesting as hell! Love these vids man!
That's awesome, thank you! I love being able to reach non-farmers and show them what we do. Farming is so broad and diverse, this is just our own farm but I do my best to show what we do on our farm!
Millennial Farmer farming is also the most important job in the world. If there wouldnt be any farmers, there wouldnt be food. Farming makes the world go around😀 sincerly from a farmer from Sweden
@@MillennialFarmer I grew up on a small Canadian farm pre 1980 .. small equipment. Can't believe how big (& expensive) your equipment is! Computerized everywhere! Little different than "Polyface Farm" operations ..lol
Even though Im just a market gardener , Ive learned tons of information here. Most of all , They emphasize planning and have taught us to plan better.
Same here but I do have a cousin who's a farmer and my grandpa did like a acre of farming YEARS ago but that's mainly it and we called the old tracker Mouse cause it was grey and blue lol.
Zach your father is so chill and you can tell he is a really solid guy. Please cherish your time together always.
Mrs. Millennial Farmer; Thanks for editing and producing all the videos! Good Work!
I love the regular video updates during harvest season!
Facts
Wish they could do it full year around!
Bas BlasterXP Q
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I feel so involved in these operations. I'm so tired after a hard day's viewing! lol
The definition of a “farmer” a man outstanding in his field
I’m slow I had a double take
Awards are given to scarecrows that are outstanding in their field also 😨
You are spoiling us with everyday videos! I don’t want harvest to end. You dad seems like a really cool guy to work for.
Came in the tank and our pets heads are falling off made me laugh a lot harder than I should’ve. Love these videos. Brings back a lot of memories. Would give anything to be back out in the fields.
I really enjoy seeing your dad working with you. He appears a genuine and gentle soul. You are a lucky man.
Your videos are so awesome. A lot of people here in Ohio watch them. Thank you so much for feeding the world and showing what you do.
I just watched a guy do something with corn I never even thought of. He had a lot of down corn from storms, he racked it into wind rows and put a belt pick up on the front of the combine. It worked real good.
Waiting...........waiting............waiting.................. aannnnnddd.......... "That's what she said". Man you nailed it! I just wanted you to know I appreciate the timing.
Great Stuff! To a Minnesota guy who USE to do this is, brings back a lot of memories. The Machinery is nicer, but the frustration of a WET Minnesota Harvest is the SAME. Field conditions SUCK. But gotta go anyway! Taking a crop out is GREAT Satisfaction. The culmination, of a seasons work .
Havent watched yet, just want to thank you for what you do. Saw the instagram post & story. Thanks for being good people and thats such an understatement of how i should word that i just cant find the words. Thank you & as always love the content, keep it up.
“Front tire pressure is good” on a tracked combine - millennial farmer
But they are flat on the bottom!
LOL right! I laughed on that one too
John O no shit it’s a track
“He’s in there six inches. That’s what she said” I love that you acknowledge that!
The dryer running grain is a beautiful sight in the cooler weather. Expensive, but beautiful.
All your videos are great! You have a real message for farmers today. Hard working folks!
Hey my name Matthew molnar I’m not a farmer but always wanted to be my dad was a farmer when I was younger I watch your videos because you make it interesting and your videos aren’t boring
1:54. “That’s what she said” love it......Love it. As good as the “MOIST”.
Keep up the great vids.
Enjoy everyone of them over here in Canberra,Australia
Great video, it shows what a lot of farmers are dealing with this year. You also did a good job explaining the brittle corn that was breaking, and how you had to get as much as you can before it is laying on the ground. There are no easy decisions, and you have to harvest to make a living.
Just finished another day of canola harvest in the snow and then watched a video of harvesting. Oh deere what's wrong with me...keep up the good work
Hey Zach and co... Loving the regular vids... A daily Millennial fix is good for the soul. Much unappreciated.
Steve, Wales UK
Our place is on a ridge along the Mississippi River in SW Wisconsin. We had snow lat night, and I could see the farmer across the hollow cutting corn past midnight in the snow last night. The fields around here look more like ski slopes than fields, so that was some crazy harvesting right there...
Man oh man. See the machines run till the wee hours in the morning realy makes me miss harvest time. Wish I was there!
Thank you for never holding back your humor ❤
I'm really happy that grain card with the tracks works so well and does not get stuck. No firing Jim today!
“I came in the tank”
Millennial Farmer 2019
He's clearly now a fuelsexual, or attracted to fuel tanks.
Octane booster?
Some people just love the Diesel too much.
So that's what the kids are calling it these days.
That's what happens when he plays with his hose.
This is a great channel! Not a farmer, but enjoy the humor, and find your entire operation very interesting. ….great video and editing.!
the chaser bin is doing a good job at not getting stuck for such a big beast of a thing....
Thank you so much for this feeding frenzy of harvest videos. You and the Farm and all the help and Mrs. Millennial Farmer are why we are your die hard Fans.
George
Deltaville, Va
Hi Zach, incredible downed corn and terrible conditions -- but your combining and getting the corn! Nice work. Best wishes for a continued successful slog through the harvest! - Dean from Edina
You are killing the “She said’s” this year...lmao.
That look on Jim's face when you pointed at the rims!!!😅
Bet you are all glad you have machines with tracks for this harvest season. I think you need to find leg arms. I bet he would love the mud. You all be safe out there good luck and god bless.
That auger shooting out the corn into the corn cart, is the proper term for that device "a corn hole" love your channel,
Yesterday we were taking our corn till 2 am and it was grueling. Today we are not so lucky, it's raining whole day and it looks like i will continue for 2-3 more days. Keep the good work.
I was glad to see you checking air in the tires. However, quite a few of those tires were clearly flat in the bottom. That gives every indication the tire is flat!
He Zack I love your videos and you have a beautiful family with a super good dad.
Schloppy!
The tracked machines are great in those conditions. Need all of that flotation to be able to pull waterskiers as your side-gig to farming... ;) :D :D :D
Great video, and we even got some of your Dad!
My gawd the stuff you have to go through to get your crop off the field. I just can't imagine the shyt that you folks have to go through. All the best to you all.
Love all the little jokes/puns and movie quotes!
Greetings from the Netherlands
I've been binge watching your videos. I grew up on a farm outside of lake crystal and although your farm is WAY more advanced than any I worked on back then, your videos make me miss the farm. And the video editing is great! Really fun to watch! Keep em comin!
i like jims new chaser cart am also not a farmer but love watching machines work and how things work
I love how much work the dryer’s put out!!!!
I'm glad I didn't see the cart get stuck. I've seen that enough already this year. 3 times on our first corn field. That down corn can sure be a mess. Haven't had any of that yet. Thanks for the video.
I really had no idea corn was harvested by the kernel. I thought the combines were pulling cobs off and then a factory stripped the kernels when they needed them... learned something new today
"He's in there 6 inches,,,that's what she said "🤣
matt 270, good catch lol
That's what HE said? Is that a gay reference?
Been watching some of your videos. I'm actually running propane for Nuway Co-OP in Minnesota and Iowa for the farmers to dry their corn. We drove from North Carolina to here. Hope y'all can keep harvesting so we can keep hauling. ✌💯
Zach you people up north have had it easy for way to long. Us people in Kansas have worked and worked as hard as we could forever
By the way it's hard to even get 190 bushel corn down here, and your complaining
HI, Happy Thanks Giving to all MM
It's got a thin, cornstalk shell. Anytime you can squeeze a Tommy Boy reference into farming, you got a winner!
It's a rough life compared to the days of dairy farmers getting up at 5:30 AM to milk cows. Then moving the crop harvested the day before into storage and getting equipment ready until the fields dried out. Running tractors without cabs spending the day harvesting then milking cows again at 5:30 PM.
"That's what she said..." Hahaha Being a Bluenoser, we say it just a bit different here in Nova Scotia. i.e., "That's what Sally said to the sailor." :-) Keep the great videos coming, I'm learning a lot.
love the Tommy Boy reference! "It's got a thin corn stalk shell."
Love your videos!!!! Not a farmer, electrician by trade!!! I love the machines!!!!
We had the same weather last fall. Field conditions may not be ideal but you have to get the crop out before the snow takes it down.
Tough conditions for sure. I mowed 7 acres yesterday after the snow melted off. 26 degree wind chill before factoring in moving at 10 mph on the super Z.. full carharts and pack boots were used. Would have preferred running the catch cart in a nice heated cab.
Loved running a combine during harvest unless the crops were “down.” Beans, corn, wheat and oats, I would always slug that SOB just as my dad would be coming into the field. Never after he left. Never.
I am from Nova Scotia Canada and I enjoy your videos cause I find them very informative and to see the process of your farm. Great job and keep up the good work!
Not a farmer, a retired operating engineer from Chicago, looks like the computers in ur equipment r as sophisticated as the ones in the cranes I ran. I would like to run some of that equipment, never mind, what was I thinking, I am retired!, more fun to watch.
Ya know, if you clean your cab windows and put a thin coat of car wax on and then buff it off, your windows and mirrors will stay cleaner all season long. I really like the Nu-Finish in the orange bottle.
Love the sound of the grain dryer when it's doing corn
A little shloooopey and moist omg really good luck with harvest be safe 👍👍👍👍
Thanks for what you and the neighbors for what you did, that was awesome 👍👍 👍👍 👍👍 👍👍 👍👍 👍✌️
One of the nice benefits of your sense is it'll keep you on the row when there is downed corn!
Our corn got green snapped in July, but don’t have the corn build up on the side of the header, but otherwise have a good harvest
Thank you for your hard work and being the great American farmers!
Keep up the good work! It's nice to see you "out standing in your field"!
Getting the feeling 2019 will go down as one of the wettest farming seasons in decades.. its just as bad over here on the other side of the big pond.
Not a single drop of rain in the last four months here in Bulgaria
And that was a real tractor that went past with the hay bales. 👌🏻
all these videos are perfect to watch during class!
Glad to see the farm putting at least some dollars in the bin. Wishing good weather on you.
Hey Zack I just wanted to say i love your vids I’m 15 and have always wanted to be a farmer or work on a farmer and look forward to watching your videos when I get home from school.
Craaaaaap! Whew! Glad that"s over, for now anyway. I was headed for the big blue strap a couple of times . That was stressful and I am 1100 miles South of you.
Hi Zach great seeing combine in the field and working great video watching from north east of England county Durham
“Our pet’s heads are falling off!” Lol. That had me rolling. You get in the 9870 and call it “wrinkly” and I laugh thinking about our 1-row New Idea 323 picker.
Lol!
So, the new combine... going to be a "permanent" fixture to the farm???? Nothing worse that downed crop. Best of luck on getting it done and yes, lets all hope for no break downs. Weather is coming... fingers crossed that you get it done rather quickly. Cheers :)
Great video. The water is unbelievable. This has been a strange year for you farmers.
Down corn and mud make for a long day. But it is easy to see yal can make it, you and your crew rock
WOW! Those sloooppy areas might be an opportunity for Randy the Master Pipe Layer.
"Pull over."
"What?"
"Pull over!"
" No, it's a cardigan but thanks for noticing."
Is this some peasant joke I’m to rich to understand
My camera is a potato An entleybucher show fear so. Dumb and dumber
Chase Vicente it’s a Dumb and Dumber joke
I'd say as bad as the conditions are for you up North a combine with tracks sounds like a good idea for the next newest piece of equipment. That's just crazy field conditions
It was nice seeing dad
Wow. We started after you did and we are done beans and we had 2500 acres of beans too. But some days we had 7 combines going so ya.
"I came in the tank." You must really like that Thundercreek trailer.
That was pretty cool that the train conductor acknowledged you.
Just finished chopping corn silage here in SE mn. 2 months of rain and mud during it. I'm done. Have fun now
Long days during harvest, guess it needs to be that way to get done??? The whole year's paycheck is riding on getting the crop "in" before the weather gets it. I hope ya all can get thru it......looks to be a challenging harvest this year.
Man, watching this a year Later and thinking the down corn was really bad back then and then after the derecho it's just like wow
Had a friend of mine who owned a John Deere 4400 with a soybean head and a 4-row corn head. Went out for a ride with him one day doing soybeans. We were literally harvesting the soybeans in the middle of a lake. But we didn't get stuck!
Millennials or not. A Farmer is a man outstanding in his field!
Hard long long long days work!! Thanks for sharing!!
Reminds me of the all night thrash to get cornstalks stacked before the snow. And milking cows to boot!
You really are enjoyable to watch and listen to! Great video as usual. 👍
6 inches! That's what she said!! LOL. Love it!!
Have you started any fall tillage? We have I am currently runing our 2630 johndeere ripper with our 9560rt. Our fields are very muddy we have gotten stuck with our combine and grain cart. I'm avoiding the wet areas with the ripper. I am working as a full time electrician as well as farming after 3:30 till about 12:00 at night long days are expected until about mid November. We have finished our regular soybeans as well as our double crop soybeans now we have 2500 acres of corn than custom harvesting work. Have a safe and productive harvest!
I feel for ya, that makes for a looong day with down corn🙄🙄🙄. On the bright side, it's a good time to have demo's with tracks👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Best entertainment on YT, thanks for all the time you spend on these vids!
I think I was born to be a farmer but I became a carpenter instead. Love videos like this I don't know why.