The hamburger and football field was a good visual…wow. I’m not going to say welcome back because I listen to you on Sandi’s vlog all the time. She is always quizzing you to make sure we know what you’re doing however, today was much more detail. I like to hear from you on either channel just keep communicating with us on crops and cabins in the woods. Much respect.
You make a great teacher because you explain things so well. When I see you on a tractor you look like you’re in your most comfortable element, your happy place. I’m looking forward to watching the canola grow. It’s so beautiful in bloom.
It's great to have you back Mark! Always enjoy when you and Sandy are able to do your cab-talk. You make it easier to understand what you're doing and why.
The technology of farming has changed drastically from 50 years ago. Clearly, you understand it and take great advantage of it. I appreciate your presentation of all of it.
So Mark. After watching Sandy last night, I told my wife I’d wish you post again. So very cool. Honestly you have a great way of explaining what’s going on, in a way I relate to. I worked dairy growing up (almost 50 years ago). But crop harvesting is something I know nothing about. I love to learn and farming is something lives inside of a person. We pray for you guys and all farmers because we need to. Thank you for feeding the world as you guys do.
Hey Mark!!! Hope all is going good!!! Please keep the videos coming. I learn so much from you! Hopefully all goes well with the Canola!!! Stay blessed!!! Love you guys!!! ❤🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
So good to see a video from Mark. Excellent video. Very informative. Even a layperson as myself was able to understand what you were explaining. I grew up farming in Ohio 1960-1990. It is fascinating how far technology in farming has progressed. I learn so much from each video. So just maybe more videos ?? : )
Thanks Mark, I now understand why I have an allergy to canola - it's the sulphur. Thankfully it's not anaphylaxis, more a sensitivity but I do end up in hospital sometimes if I'm not careful. So good to see you posting again. 😁🙏💙🐨
I really missed your videos! I love the sheep stuff but I'm a gearhead and love all things mechanical si I really enjoy your videos about your machinery and farming!!!
Hi Mark. Been watching Sandi's channel for a few years now and just figured out that even though I'm in Northwest Indiana, we are not that far away. I'm a backyard farmer and even though I harvest a lot of veggies for canning and freeze drying, I have no idea what I need to do with my soil to condition it for what I want to grow. Your information on what YOU are doing can help me a lot now that I know we are planting in basically the same zone. Can't tell you how much I appreciate you taking the time to make videos. It helps me more than you know! Thanks so much!
Hi Mark ,I always enjoyed your content. With all respect to your wife I’m not in too sheep farming I watch her videos when it’s about the machinery and crops. Glad to see you back keep them coming!!
A new Mark video! I am surprised how much I love the crop science lessons. Thank you for the update. Its good to see more winter canola. Its makes a beautiful field when it flowers.
Wendy Perrins,Queensland,Australia Sandi just mentioned that you had left a video on your channel so I thought I would see what you have. I enjoyed hearing all you do and not just what we see sometimes on Sandi videos. Thank you and please keep them coming.
Good morning Mark, so nice to see a video from you again. The other half is planting winter stuff also. He would love to try canola again but we had such issues the last time. Too long and boring to take up space here. Hope the middle digit is feeling better. Have great week Brock family💐💐🌽🌽🍺🍺🌾🌾.
I love the crop side of your farm. Your knowledge of planting and different machines you work with I've learned a lot from Sandi side to. Hope you continue uploading thanks
Thanks, Mark for another Educational video ….. I hate to say it, but, I follow Sandi so I can try to follow what is happening on the rowcrop side of the farm. I started watching your videos when you were building your corn planter, and have watched most of them twice (amazing how much more I learned and understood watching them the second time) The way you explain the technology behind the decisions of farming is much appreciated by this truck driver/ Grass farmer / Cow boy in Texas 🤠👍
Mark. Thank You for the video good to see you out in the fields missed seeing your smiling face. Understand that farming takes a large amount of your time / day. Please Take Care of yourself be careful around all farm equipment. 😁😎
So good to see you back Mark, I hope you get a great harvest from your winter canola. We grow a lot in Victoria, Australia. I love to see the paddocks filled with yellow flowers.
We were in England, heading to Stonehenge & we kept passing these gorgeous, rolling yellow fields so we had to ask our guide about it. I believe they call it Rapeseed? He said in North America, we call it canola. It is beautiful when it's flowering. Good to see you. Hi to Sandi & the kiddos!
Great video Mark ! Feels good to be in a good mood and it’s great to see lol 😀 I like seeing the beautiful yellow from the canola. Thanks for your explanations and your perspectives. Hoping the weather works to your favour ! 🤞❤️
I just love hearing you teach us what your doing. It's so nice to see you back. I have missed this part of the Brock clan. Please 🙏 come back to us Mark you rock.
Oooooo, hello mr Brock, thank you for sharing, I find farming very interesting, love and hugs to Sandi, I’ll be eagerly watching the woolie babies, it’s lovely to hear from you too 😊❤️🇬🇧
I was excited when I saw you digging for a seed, but Sandi did not have video. Thank you so much Mark for explaining the dirt, nutrition needed and facts. Thank you‼️
Glad you're back, I aways enjoy learning from you! Hope you are up to making more videos but I understand that it takes time. Even if the videos are shorter or if you use Instagram more instead, you could still make an impact. Have a safe and productive harvest!
Dang Look who the Coon Dog drug in. Great to see you Mark. Been a short minute lol... I see you on Sandi's channel often, But I enjoy your Farming content. Don't get me wrong enjoy Sandi's too. Well I maybe Welcome back might be in order for you or not, Take care great seeing you. Thanks for the video.
I kinda sorta a little bit;)fast forward through Sandy's videos until I see some of the dirt farming, planting ,harvest, tiling, tillage, grain handling, baling, chopping with Mark and Sandy. Sorry Sandy..... But I always watch Sandy's Christmas lambing videos.
i've grew up in farm country in MIchigan and now again live in a dense farm area of Michigan but i know nothing about how it works. I've watched Sandi for a few years and found my way here. Everyone should know where their foods comes from and how it grows.
Love seeing your post on planting the canola since I saw the mentions in Sandi's last few videos as well! I like learning more about the alchemy of farming even though I'll never end up driving a tractor across a field. 😊 I watch a few other farming channels and it's very interesting to see who's planting what, when they do it, and how they prep and plant for the crops involved. Plus, such a beautiful view of the fields and countryside from the cab of your tractor. ❤ If it's something else you'd share, it would be very cool to see what you've been doing with your cabin build now that it's under roof. You've done a lot of work to get to that point! Cheers until next time! I hope the finger is healing ok!
Great to see you back. I enjoy watching you videos and learning from you. You have a great deal of knowledge and the way you share it is amazing. My background was a small family dairy farm in New York State. We grew corn for corn silage and hay with some alfalfa. The first time you grew the Canola I was in aww. It sure is a pretty flower and a small seed. Hope this crops grows well. I know that farming can get super busy at times so don't stress to much if you can't do any recording. Take care
Tha k you very informative only would need a video once a week to 10 day update. Wi t h cost of fertilizer way too high, I know farmers are trying other methods to help out themselves, that is what we are interested in, plus all the learning with your classes on farming and your trips overseas.
Hi Mark, i really appreciate you are back! I Hope you will go on videos. Here in France we grow lot of winter canola but sometimes we have Issues with their roots which plug the drainage.😕. However ,it Iis a good crop. Greetings from France
Been a long time since I got a notification from you, missed ya, I know it’s hard to keep up with all the farming stuff and then making videos doing it,ohh let’s not forget the editing time, So I get it. Enjoyed seeing you again though, hopefully see ya soon.👍
awesome.... never new only 3lbs to acre of seed... wow... Brian Brown of "Brian farming video" they got new horsted seeder , probably killed the spelling there , this past spring they are 3500 ac corn soy an wheat in southwest Ohio hope to see that new combine of your out in the field this fall. "👍" 2 if I could
A nice surprise Mark. Been catching your segments in Sandi's videos and glad to see that you seem fit, well and happy (apart from your finger). All of the rape (Canola) drilling is done here and in some places it has germinated. Good to see you.
The hamburger and football field was a good visual…wow. I’m not going to say welcome back because I listen to you on Sandi’s vlog all the time. She is always quizzing you to make sure we know what you’re doing however, today was much more detail. I like to hear from you on either channel just keep communicating with us on crops and cabins in the woods. Much respect.
Great to see Mark, miss him alot, he tells alot about farming, explaining why you plant cover crops and all the other things in farming.
I miss him too.
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As a non-farmer I find Mark's videos very educational. Mark, I appreciate your videos a lot. Please keep making them. Thanks!
Hi from Virginia, USA. Love your videos keep them coming.
You make a great teacher because you explain things so well. When I see you on a tractor you look like you’re in your most comfortable element, your happy place. I’m looking forward to watching the canola grow. It’s so beautiful in bloom.
It's great to have you back Mark! Always enjoy when you and Sandy are able to do your cab-talk. You make it easier to understand what you're doing and why.
Mark, the nerd in me loves the details that you share.
Nice to see you dabbling back.
The technology of farming has changed drastically from 50 years ago. Clearly, you understand it and take great advantage of it.
I appreciate your presentation of all of it.
So Mark. After watching Sandy last night, I told my wife I’d wish you post again. So very cool. Honestly you have a great way of explaining what’s going on, in a way I relate to. I worked dairy growing up (almost 50 years ago). But crop harvesting is something I know nothing about. I love to learn and farming is something lives inside of a person. We pray for you guys and all farmers because we need to. Thank you for feeding the world as you guys do.
Hey hay .... Oops Canola . Glad I get to see this video
Hey Mark!!! Hope all is going good!!! Please keep the videos coming. I learn so much from you! Hopefully all goes well with the Canola!!! Stay blessed!!! Love you guys!!! ❤🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
So good to see a video from Mark. Excellent video. Very informative. Even a layperson as myself was able to understand what you were explaining. I grew up farming in Ohio 1960-1990. It is fascinating how far technology in farming has progressed. I learn so much from each video. So just maybe more videos ?? : )
Woo hoo! Missed seeing videos posted on your channel.
Hey Mark, good to see your newest video. You are always informative and I enjoy seeing how your crops grow. Much luck to Mother Nature to you.
Nice to see you back
Thanks Mark, I now understand why I have an allergy to canola - it's the sulphur. Thankfully it's not anaphylaxis, more a sensitivity but I do end up in hospital sometimes if I'm not careful.
So good to see you posting again. 😁🙏💙🐨
Wow!!! Mark is back! Love to see you again.
Thanks. I miss seeing updates about the grain side of the operation from your perspective.
I really missed your videos! I love the sheep stuff but I'm a gearhead and love all things mechanical si I really enjoy your videos about your machinery and farming!!!
Hi Mark. Been watching Sandi's channel for a few years now and just figured out that even though I'm in Northwest Indiana, we are not that far away. I'm a backyard farmer and even though I harvest a lot of veggies for canning and freeze drying, I have no idea what I need to do with my soil to condition it for what I want to grow. Your information on what YOU are doing can help me a lot now that I know we are planting in basically the same zone. Can't tell you how much I appreciate you taking the time to make videos. It helps me more than you know! Thanks so much!
Glad to see you back. You are always a wealth of information and so enjoy learning from you.
Hi Mark ,I always enjoyed your content. With all respect to your wife I’m not in too sheep farming I watch her videos when it’s about the machinery and crops. Glad to see you back keep them coming!!
A new Mark video! I am surprised how much I love the crop science lessons. Thank you for the update. Its good to see more winter canola. Its makes a beautiful field when it flowers.
Wendy Perrins,Queensland,Australia
Sandi just mentioned that you had left a video on your channel so I thought I would see what you have.
I enjoyed hearing all you do and not just what we see sometimes on Sandi videos.
Thank you and please keep them coming.
Good morning Mark, so nice to see a video from you again. The other half is planting winter stuff also. He would love to try canola again but we had such issues the last time. Too long and boring to take up space here. Hope the middle digit is feeling better. Have great week Brock family💐💐🌽🌽🍺🍺🌾🌾.
Nice seeing you Mark 👍
Holy 💩 you’re back 👍🏻👏👏
I love the crop side of your farm. Your knowledge of planting and different machines you work with I've learned a lot from Sandi side to. Hope you continue uploading thanks
I love how you explain the why ,how and when thanks for sharing your time and life with us❤️❤️❤️
Thanks, Mark for another Educational video ….. I hate to say it, but, I follow Sandi so I can try to follow what is happening on the rowcrop side of the farm. I started watching your videos when you were building your corn planter, and have watched most of them twice (amazing how much more I learned and understood watching them the second time)
The way you explain the technology behind the decisions of farming is much appreciated by this truck driver/ Grass farmer / Cow boy in Texas 🤠👍
I enjoy anything you post. Appreciate your time
Such a nice surprise to see a new video from you! Would love to see more as you can fit into your schedule. Thanks!
As a Brock farming super fan, I will watch those short clips if you post them.
Mark, you are a great teacher, you make farming so interesting 👍👍
Mark.
Thank You for the video good to see you out in the fields missed seeing your smiling face. Understand that farming takes a large amount of your time / day. Please Take Care of yourself be careful around all farm equipment. 😁😎
Glad to see you here...see you on Sandi's channel all the time, but here is good and so educational!
Welcome back Mark.
Love your informative videos. Love the harvest side of your family business, and no sheep on your side.
👍
Thanks for the video ,,short is fine 👍🏾😀
Hi Mark, nice to see you again. Lots of Greets from southern bavaria/ germany. Thomas
Always like your video mark keep them coming
Good moods are always a good thing
good to see you
Good to see ya Mark !
So good to see you back Mark, I hope you get a great harvest from your winter canola. We grow a lot in Victoria, Australia. I love to see the paddocks filled with yellow flowers.
A Mark video! good to see ya!
We were in England, heading to Stonehenge & we kept passing these gorgeous, rolling yellow fields so we had to ask our guide about it. I believe they call it Rapeseed? He said in North America, we call it canola. It is beautiful when it's flowering. Good to see you. Hi to Sandi & the kiddos!
Good to see you on your own channel again.
Thanks for the video! Your reflective sunglasses are neat in the tractor. Gives a fun 300 degree view for the vlog.
Great video Mark !
Feels good to be in a good mood and it’s great to see lol 😀
I like seeing the beautiful yellow from the canola.
Thanks for your explanations and your perspectives.
Hoping the weather works to your favour ! 🤞❤️
Nice two see you back mark love xx
I just love hearing you teach us what your doing. It's so nice to see you back. I have missed this part of the Brock clan. Please 🙏 come back to us Mark you rock.
At some point when the season's work is done could you give us machinery fans an updated tour as we know that you have lots of new equipment
For sure
Welcome Back Mark.....great job.
Good to see you back Mark 👍
Oooooo, hello mr Brock, thank you for sharing, I find farming very interesting, love and hugs to Sandi, I’ll be eagerly watching the woolie babies, it’s lovely to hear from you too 😊❤️🇬🇧
Woo! Mark content!
Welcome back I enjoy your videos
Happy to see a new video Mark! Hope your finger is healing well 🙂
I was excited when I saw you digging for a seed, but Sandi did not have video. Thank you so much Mark for explaining the dirt, nutrition needed and facts. Thank you‼️
Thanks Mark for the update and informative video on Canola.
Awesome job Mark,
Great to see you back!
Great video good to see you back at it!!!
Hi! It’s great to see you again! Hope your finger is getting better ❤️🩹 thank you for your video, hi from sunny Western Australia!!
Glad you're back, I aways enjoy learning from you!
Hope you are up to making more videos but I understand that it takes time. Even if the videos are shorter or if you use Instagram more instead, you could still make an impact. Have a safe and productive harvest!
Good to see you and Sandi on vacation a few days ago. Always so busy. Back in the tractor.
Dang Look who the Coon Dog drug in. Great to see you Mark. Been a short minute lol... I see you on Sandi's channel often, But I enjoy your Farming content. Don't get me wrong enjoy Sandi's too. Well I maybe Welcome back might be in order for you or not, Take care great seeing you. Thanks for the video.
Enjoyed the video. Would love to see some more new ones 👍🏽
Finally!
Wow I’m so glad to see your videos back! I learn so much from your videos it’s inspiring!
I was happy to see a new video from you Mark, thanks a lot.
Short videos with your mobile will be just fine if that’s the easiest for you.
Welcome back
Thx for sharing, greetings from Belgium
Lol.. Hot minute is right! Good to see a video and hearing about your crop plan.
Great video - love hearing and seeing how your farm works - very interesting
Good to see content on your channel, I'm a fan of less edit so I hope to see more of these.
Good to see you Mark, really enjoy your videos, very educational
I kinda sorta a little bit;)fast forward through Sandy's videos until I see some of the dirt farming, planting ,harvest, tiling, tillage, grain handling, baling, chopping with Mark and Sandy. Sorry Sandy..... But I always watch Sandy's Christmas lambing videos.
i've grew up in farm country in MIchigan and now again live in a dense farm area of Michigan but i know nothing about how it works. I've watched Sandi for a few years and found my way here. Everyone should know where their foods comes from and how it grows.
Hey Mark maybe you could show us all of your equipment and we can see how it actually works
he’s back! 👀
About time,,,right??? When's your next one?
Good to see the Brock brigade enjoying vlogging... Now time to drag Jack into it 😂
Hi Mark!! Congrats on the progress made on the love shack back in the woods.
Love seeing your post on planting the canola since I saw the mentions in Sandi's last few videos as well! I like learning more about the alchemy of farming even though I'll never end up driving a tractor across a field. 😊 I watch a few other farming channels and it's very interesting to see who's planting what, when they do it, and how they prep and plant for the crops involved. Plus, such a beautiful view of the fields and countryside from the cab of your tractor. ❤ If it's something else you'd share, it would be very cool to see what you've been doing with your cabin build now that it's under roof. You've done a lot of work to get to that point! Cheers until next time! I hope the finger is healing ok!
Its not like your busy or anything just neglecting us 😆😍😋
Great to see you back. I enjoy watching you videos and learning from you. You have a great deal of knowledge and the way you share it is amazing. My background was a small family dairy farm in New York State. We grew corn for corn silage and hay with some alfalfa. The first time you grew the Canola I was in aww. It sure is a pretty flower and a small seed. Hope this crops grows well. I know that farming can get super busy at times so don't stress to much if you can't do any recording. Take care
Just watched Sandi's video and yours popped up . I enjoy the way you explain what you do and the way you and Sandi support each other.
Thank you for explaining. We grow corn soybeans mostly in our area with harvest about 3 to 4 weeks away. Beautiful crop when it flowers
Very well explained, as always, & thus most interesting & informative. Thank you!
Glad to see you back😍👍🏼
Ha Mark!!!
Tha k you very informative only would need a video once a week to 10 day update. Wi t h cost of fertilizer way too high, I know farmers are trying other methods to help out themselves, that is what we are interested in, plus all the learning with your classes on farming and your trips overseas.
Good visuals and neat to see the screens as you drove. Also like the explanations on things.
Good video Mark, Good luck with your winter canola crop ,, from a fellow ontario farmer 👍😎
Thanks 👍
I do hope you make more videos. Thank you for this one.
Want to encourage you to make more videos. I learn a lot watching your videos. Look forward to learning from you! Blessings
Hi Mark, i really appreciate you are back!
I Hope you will go on videos.
Here in France we grow lot of winter canola but sometimes we have Issues with their roots which plug the drainage.😕. However ,it Iis a good crop.
Greetings from France
We have similar issues with canola and drainage tile as well, mostly at tile connections
Been a long time since I got a notification from you, missed ya, I know it’s hard to keep up with all the farming stuff and then making videos doing it,ohh let’s not forget the editing time, So I get it. Enjoyed seeing you again though, hopefully see ya soon.👍
awesome....
never new only 3lbs to acre of seed... wow...
Brian Brown of "Brian farming video" they got new horsted seeder , probably killed the spelling there , this past spring they are 3500 ac corn soy an wheat in southwest Ohio
hope to see that new combine of your out in the field this fall. "👍" 2 if I could
Thanks! Brian and I have a similar equipment for sure
A nice surprise Mark. Been catching your segments in Sandi's videos and glad to see that you seem fit, well and happy (apart from your finger). All of the rape (Canola) drilling is done here and in some places it has germinated. Good to see you.