I love hearing those driers running off in the distance on a quiet autumn evening after the combines have quit or early in morning when the world has yet to awaken...music to my ears
You guys don't fool me .... you make it all look EASY. I KNOW you all work your tails off !! You keep a very clean farm too ! BIG RESPECT just for that. I KNOW what it takes to GIT 'ER DUN and keep a clean farm and machinery !! My Dad taught me the same way ... take care of the machine and it will take care of you !! MUCH RESPECT TO ALL OF YOU !! Wish I could help ... or at least get in your way for a day !! LOL !! LOVE your videos !! Keep 'em coming !!
I am from a very small farming town in Ontario, Canada. Our town has a large feed mill. In the fall when the corn is being brought to the mill and it is going through the dryer, the whole town smells like popcorn for as long as it is being harvested. I love this time of year.
As my uncle would say, it's time to get getting! He was a farmer here in Ohio, he farmed about eight thousand acres his son has the farm now. It's time to get getting for you as well. Hope you have a successful harvest. And thanks for putting food on my table.
Love watching your Vids, I fix computers all day but find agriculture vehicles fascinating, and i find your content bang on target, i can watch your blogs all day long and still find it enjoyable.
WOW what a great channel that my friends and i found a few days ago and and we are digging it... and new Subscribers are jumping on these great Videos. I'm from N.C. but raised here in the city since i was 16 years old. I have done this kind of work in N.C and my friends used to call me Country after i finished high school back in 1982,,,, But now these city boys are wishing that they could of grown up around in the farming life at 53 years old now. I love your videos and so do my old AZZ city boy friends here in Richmond, VA. You keep them videos rolling while we all down here play catch up with your videos !!! Thumbs up from your fans in Virginia. Say safe and be blessed and Safe !! D. Dickey II
Zach you do an excellent job of explaining what it is that you want to show us. Believe me, your video efforts are not wasted and this is coming from somebody city born and bred. Really good job young man, keep it up.
leftovers on the counter... thats no kidding. I love how mom brings supper to the field for wheat harvest.... but then for fall harvest all hell breaks loose and we all are on our own.
that was a heck of a day. love your grain storage setup. great video. we beat you with snow had snow 3 weeks ago. it layed my hay down some but got it put up.great video that had to take time to edit. so thank you.
Great video! Very informative and entertaining! Your wife does a great job editing! Great to see your channel take off! Best of luck with the rest of harvest!!
Hey man, I just subscribed last night and am slowly watching all of your videos. Keep up the good work, with every video I watch you're beginning to be my most favorite farm channel to watch.
Wow.... farming is really big business. We had a farm outside of Mankato in the 60's but Dad could not make it work. We moved to Florida. Thankfully, that was a great move for me and my brother's and sister.
Awesome vlog. Im a dairy farmer from paraguay, south america and i find it amazing your equipment, and crops. Keep up doing what you do. Ive got some relatives by mtn lake minnesota.
Should watch some videos of the guys in Netherland other wet European countries pulling gear out of mud with the choppers, common practice for them. Im from Ireland and ive seen it plenty....even in the summer😂.....gets a bit wet in ireland😂
Great video. We were doing the same thing today. We finished the beans except for about 5 acres we just couldn't get to. We also switched back to corn for the rest of the day. As I am watching this it is snowing, Hope it doesn't get too cold as we have a lot of tillage work to do yet.
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, it'd be easy to just go home and lay down and call it a day after a long hard days worth of work. And instead you take the time to edit these videos for us. Thanks again!
Talk about delayed reward. "Putting down anhydrous for next years crop" So that is a cost that won't be recovered until at the earliest November, December 2018, and the last of it not until July or August of 2019. It puts in perspective the RISKS that farmers take every day of the year to ensure they will have a product to deliver to their customer in 18-24 months. Enjoy your videos! Here in central NY most everyone is done chopping corn for Dairy cows, be another week or so before shelled corn is combined.
Which goes to show why cash flow budgets and capital investment projects are a nightmare! A basic fact of life which the majority of urban banker finance types in particular just cannot begin to get their heads around at all.
Anhydrous is a cheaper source of nitrogen and putting it on in the fall eases the work load in the spring. Purchasing it the year before creates a good tax deduction and also a early buyer discount. I used to purchase nearly all my next year inputs so that I could use the tax deduction for the current year, pay the loan off after the first of the year with sold grain after the first of the year and go into the next year with no balance on my operating loan. It was a win, win practice when it came to taxes and profit for the next year. It actually puts one into a lower financial risk. These inputs need to be purchased anyway and this is one of the better ways to manage fixed expenses. I paid off land faster this way too and put myself into a very sustainable, financially fluid and very solvent position when it came to purchasing needed equipment too. Be confident, optimistic but at the same time be realistic.
I never seen corn harvested before, I was expecting it to be on the cob. In the South Lincolnshire (UK) we get a lot of wheat or barley as a main crop with a few fields of rapeseed (I think it's called colza in the US - yellow plants, makes canola oil).
I love hearing those driers running off in the distance on a quiet autumn evening after the combines have quit or early in morning when the world has yet to awaken...music to my ears
You guys don't fool me .... you make it all look EASY. I KNOW you all work your tails off !! You keep a very clean farm too ! BIG RESPECT just for that. I KNOW what it takes to GIT 'ER DUN and keep a clean farm and machinery !! My Dad taught me the same way ... take care of the machine and it will take care of you !! MUCH RESPECT TO ALL OF YOU !! Wish I could help ... or at least get in your way for a day !! LOL !! LOVE your videos !! Keep 'em coming !!
I'm from NY state, not even a farmer but find this channel fascinating to watch. It's amazing what you guys have to go through. Thank you!!!!
joenissan that's awesome, thank you for watching!!
Cool to see someone from the city here!
I could not have said it better and I’m not even a teen
I’m a farmer but all the stuff you say is how I learn more. love this channel
I appreciate the effort you have taken to present this view of farming. Genuinely fascinating for a retired guy a few thousand miles east of you.
I am from a very small farming town in Ontario, Canada. Our town has a large feed mill. In the fall when the corn is being brought to the mill and it is going through the dryer, the whole town smells like popcorn for as long as it is being harvested. I love this time of year.
I am from Ohio and grew up on a farm. Watching this brings back memories but so much I am learning. Farming = Hard.
As my uncle would say, it's time to get getting! He was a farmer here in Ohio, he farmed about eight thousand acres his son has the farm now.
It's time to get getting for you as well. Hope you have a successful harvest.
And thanks for putting food on my table.
This vid made me lol when your running from the bin to the truck and explaining switching over from corn to soybeans on combine
Love watching your Vids, I fix computers all day but find agriculture vehicles fascinating, and i find your content bang on target, i can watch your blogs all day long and still find it enjoyable.
Glad to see you corn harvest is awesome hope you get all in before it snows.
Your channel was on my recommended list. Watched a quick video, now I’m hooked. Awesome content. Keep em coming
Shawn Cooper awesome, thank you!
WOW what a great channel that my friends and i found a few days ago and and we are digging it... and new Subscribers are jumping on these great Videos. I'm from N.C. but raised here in the city since i was 16 years old. I have done this kind of work in N.C and my friends used to call me Country after i finished high school back in 1982,,,, But now these city boys are wishing that they could of grown up around in the farming life at 53 years old now. I love your videos and so do my old AZZ city boy friends here in Richmond, VA. You keep them videos rolling while we all down here play catch up with your videos !!! Thumbs up from your fans in Virginia.
Say safe and be blessed and Safe !! D. Dickey II
David Dickey Awesome, thanks for watching!!
I was an old farmer boy and this video of yours make me miss the harvest times we had. Really like your videos.
Great channel and content. Every kid today should spend at least a year on a farm so they realize what real work really is.
Love to witness a real professional at work, and realize that he's feeding me at the same time.
The fall Sun going down over the corn is always an awesome site . Nice video zach
Zach you do an excellent job of explaining what it is that you want to show us. Believe me, your video efforts are not wasted and this is coming from somebody city born and bred. Really good job young man, keep it up.
😂😂😂😂😂 I loved the speed up during explaining how to change the headers. Wish I could do a ride along with ya someday!! That would be so fun!!
djwheels66 I thought it worked out well!
leftovers on the counter... thats no kidding. I love how mom brings supper to the field for wheat harvest.... but then for fall harvest all hell breaks loose and we all are on our own.
That sunset was very cool and thanks for sharing it with us.
Fantastic video! Thanks for bringing us in to your harvest day.
that was a heck of a day. love your grain storage setup. great video. we beat you with snow had snow 3 weeks ago. it layed my hay down some but got it put up.great video that had to take time to edit. so thank you.
Absolutely loving your videos man. Great editing and content. Thanks very much!
rwdrallying thank you!
"so meow we're headed up the road here" ... you kill me man. Your sense of humor is the best.
Great video! Really interesting to see how you do it across the seas, certainly a bigger scale!
Hazell Agricultural Services Ltd thanks for watching!
I want to say thanks to all the framers out there.
Great video! Very informative and entertaining! Your wife does a great job editing! Great to see your channel take off! Best of luck with the rest of harvest!!
Brian Webb thank you!
Hey man, I just subscribed last night and am slowly watching all of your videos. Keep up the good work, with every video I watch you're beginning to be my most favorite farm channel to watch.
KawiRider hey thanks man!!
Love your videos. Very informative and interesting; keeps me glued to the tube. Good luck with your harvest and keep up the good work!
Karen Johnson thank you!
Great video. I wish more non farm folks would watch your vids and see what you guys do and all the hard work. Makes me miss harvest season
kory league I'd like to connect more with non farmers if I could
Love to see you're equipment going in the fields keep doing the good work 👍
Bet you can’t say “meow” 10 times without somebody catching it! Lol!!! Love your videos!!! From a West TN Cotton Farmer!
Looks like some productive days. Always something to do up there. I'm hooked on your channel. Damn farming simulator....
Tim O thanks for watching!
It’s amazing how differently you peeps do things to here in the UK
You know it's a good day when you find an older Millennial Farmer video that you haven't watched yet
Big things ahead for this channel man. This video was awesome. Keep it up
Love that white kenworth. Best of luck for the rest of harvest.
Probably my favorite video of yours!!!
Luke Prall nailed it! Yes!
Great job on all the videos Zach! Keep them coming. Looking forward to next year's videos. Merry Christmas to you and your family too!
Great video, thank you! I'll be interested to see how much snow you're getting. I'm by Rochester and it is just starting. Good luck!
Another great video. I love all the info on how that grain dryer stuff works. Super video.
13:48 thought you where taking off to go where no farmer has gone before!
another great video, enjoying from up here in Ontario! keep the videos comin!
Great video showing controlled chaos, I mean harvest.
hahah it seems more like controlled chaos.
Man I'd love to wtch this but I gotta get some sleep. I'll check it tomorrow THX for postin' tho!!57
This video was awesome! Better than usual for some reason.
Watching corn transfer into the truck, is amusing
Wow.... farming is really big business. We had a farm outside of Mankato in the 60's but Dad could not make it work. We moved to Florida. Thankfully, that was a great move for me and my brother's and sister.
You have one sweet operation and a killer intro
Hey zac. Remeber how nice it was out then compaired to now ... lol
Love you videos, Very informative. Be safe and keep up the good videos.
johndeereman65279 thank you!
Love the videos. I was starting to think you forgot about us 😊. Did the snow miss you? Seems like it may have stayed to the east!!
N Oakland we had a heavy dusting. Luckily no more
Snowed all day in the cities. You’d never know it.
Thank you so much for sharing. Please keep posting!
Awesome video just found ya a few weeks ago trying to catch up on all your videos. Keep it up
Matt Jones thank you!
Keep on farming be safe out there love your videos
Loved it hope the rest of the harvest comes out without any issues!
Awesome work MN!!
Love the Vlog/ day in the life videos
Thanks for all the effort you put into feeding the rest of us ungrateful bastards.
That time of year when we run on fumes. But I wouldn't want to do anything else. We got done with harvest last Thursday
love the videos ever since I found you yesterday iv watched sooo many videos
Wild For The Outdoors thanks!
It's like the perfect harvest video, great editing, just awesome. Thank you!
lots of great footage MN!
when it starts snowing and blowing here in the mitten we park the equipment in the barn and spend some quality time with the racecars
Wayne Schneider it's important to spend time with them...
Very good video! Learned a lot about farm life! Thanks!
Jim Smith Thanks for watching!
Awesome vlog. Im a dairy farmer from paraguay, south america and i find it amazing your equipment, and crops. Keep up doing what you do. Ive got some relatives by mtn lake minnesota.
Nice video thank you, I have been following rice farming tv and he suggested your channel . Good find !
martin maloney thank You! Matt does an awesome job with his vids also!
Thats the first time Ive seen a combine used to pull out a semi, LOL
Mark Sinn gotta do what you gotta do!
Should watch some videos of the guys in Netherland other wet European countries pulling gear out of mud with the choppers, common practice for them. Im from Ireland and ive seen it plenty....even in the summer😂.....gets a bit wet in ireland😂
Great video. We were doing the same thing today. We finished the beans except for about 5 acres we just couldn't get to. We also switched back to corn for the rest of the day. As I am watching this it is snowing, Hope it doesn't get too cold as we have a lot of tillage work to do yet.
thedonleroy it's not looking good right now
thedonleroy what town are you near? I know it's WC MN somewhere
I am about 20 miles south of Fergus Falls.
love the humor.
Good luck with the weather.... It's going to be cold!!
Mike Greenwaldt it already is!
I love your videos, so glad I found your channel!
ben roebuck I'm glad you're here watching!
Very informative video I'm from Lake City, Mn
I died laughing when your voice got faster.😂😂 Nice touch
*sees him casually get in my favorite semi of all time* ok I want to be a farmer now.
Very informative. I’m from Fergus Falls. Live in St Louis now. Have a brother that lives on Lake Louise.
Good video and nice set up. Thanks!
Jack Johnson thanks for watching!
Hard work and long hours, I did laser land leveling for 10 years, I know how you feel. great video thanks!!
You said meow at 12 11 lol.
Farmer Cole You win!!
MN Millennial Farmer Cool!
he sure did
Did you just say meow?
😂😂😂😂😂 SSSHHHHH!! Linder Farm Network is on. 😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I tell you what man that was one hell of a video awesome videoawesome video buddy stay safe bro we'll see you on another one
Sooper Troopers!
We go to Minnesota in September to fish for Northern pike ...
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, it'd be easy to just go home and lay down and call it a day after a long hard days worth of work. And instead you take the time to edit these videos for us. Thanks again!
tony bauer thanks for watching!
Really like these longer videos
Jake Farrell I'm never sure if people want longer or shorter videos so I guess I've been going with a variety. Thanks for watching!
Nice setup man
Great video.
Talk about delayed reward.
"Putting down anhydrous for next years crop"
So that is a cost that won't be recovered until at the earliest November, December 2018, and the last of it not until July or August of 2019.
It puts in perspective the RISKS that farmers take every day of the year to ensure they will have a product to deliver to their customer in 18-24 months.
Enjoy your videos!
Here in central NY most everyone is done chopping corn for Dairy cows, be another week or so before shelled corn is combined.
David Corey Excellent point, thanks for watching!
Which goes to show why cash flow budgets and capital investment projects are a nightmare! A basic fact of life which the majority of urban banker finance types in particular just cannot begin to get their heads around at all.
David Corey 👍
Anhydrous is a cheaper source of nitrogen and putting it on in the fall eases the work load in the spring. Purchasing it the year before creates a good tax deduction and also a early buyer discount. I used to purchase nearly all my next year inputs so that I could use the tax deduction for the current year, pay the loan off after the first of the year with sold grain after the first of the year and go into the next year with no balance on my operating loan. It was a win, win practice when it came to taxes and profit for the next year. It actually puts one into a lower financial risk. These inputs need to be purchased anyway and this is one of the better ways to manage fixed expenses. I paid off land faster this way too and put myself into a very sustainable, financially fluid and very solvent position when it came to purchasing needed equipment too. Be confident, optimistic but at the same time be realistic.
I am in Alaska and sure like all your information
This is like having your own Elivator
Fantastic video
Pretty sure I hear a super troopers reference around 12:10 Meow.
Make hay well the Sunshines yeah buddy!
Millennium farmer !! U do a really good job. Explaining your job keep the video,s coming ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍🏻 Curt Weatherbee 🐝 Frog Hollow Farm . Take care
Curt Weatherbee thank you!
I never seen corn harvested before, I was expecting it to be on the cob. In the South Lincolnshire (UK) we get a lot of wheat or barley as a main crop with a few fields of rapeseed (I think it's called colza in the US - yellow plants, makes canola oil).
Fancy that, I'm in Lincs too, Lincoln city centre to be more precise. Still a country lad at heart though.
6:43 / If only I could move as fast as Zack Johnson, I may be able to get some stuff done.
Is that corn header an 8 row? You’re moving along pretty quick
Busy busy busy.
And now I'm off to work, too. Be careful Zach 57
I just discovered your channel. Good Job!
Very enjoyable video! Great job!
FarmingDreams thank you! I enjoy your channel by the way.