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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2022
- We’re rock picking and in the field for now….Cleaning up an old fence line and rock picking. Just a reminder we have a BIG Event planned for July and your invited! We've kicked off our Grain Bin Safety Campaign again! We're raising funds for rural fire departments across the nation to purchase the equipment need to save farmers lives in the event of a grain bin accident. Not only do we have a GoFund me set up but we're also hosting a in person event July 1st in Alexandria, MN with live music.
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A Tregger Grill
Don’t forget the puppy tractor ride!
Your dad just seems like a really humble laid back man.
He is!
Nice to see your old man healed up 👍
Every time Zach asks "You guys ok?" after a camera drop,
I give a big thumbs up to the screen....
... after which I move my hand straight to a facepalm for myself.... :-)
You guys are awesome! “Go back 1/8! Now just wiggle it!” That takes talent in that type of equipment!
That's how you do it lol
Hello 👋dear, how are you doing?
Some one who drives bigger machines similar to the deer tractors.. it’s not that hard to do if you know what your doing
@@DaRespect88 I know people who can’t back up a car straight. Call me easily impressed then.😁
He has help. Imagine doing that on your own.
Much thanks to Zach’s wife for doing the edits on there’s videos, there amazing. And thank you Zach for carrying a camera around the farm because there’s a lot to do on top of running the camera. Thanks for the extra effort.
Try using the proper their, there, or they're
@@tomcander3669 Why? The main point is still the same
True thanks
890K+ subscribers? Yes it must be very hard to edit and carry a camera around😂 You realize it’s a business now vs. how it was when there were only 10k subscribers ?
@@reidisaacson9623 your comment only reinforces my comment!!!
You made me laugh really hard when you asked your dad to go ahead an 1/8 of an inch. Our red machine that's used for primary tillage hops about three inches with the slightest movement of the clutch. It takes a brave man to drop the pin.
the best solution i've found for that is to hold a slight bit of brake pressure
Laughing so hard at the hooking up of the implement scene....that was pure gold!!
It's nice that you and your dad work so well together
Zach you work so well with your Dad, so nice to see that.
Hiya,
A few years ago a farmer I met told me that it didn't matter where in the world you farmed, every field grew rocks as their best crop. Thank you frost.
Stay safe, Steve...
I keep wondering what kind of seed they use to get such nice rocks. 😝
@@DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC, they plant the best quality gravel. Steve...
Two of our fields are a mile apart; 1 rock from 1 field, thousands from the other.
@@dfarmer_ so, is the crop of Eastern rocks different than the Midwest varietal? Is it a later growing season that makes them different? And how's the international market for rocks this year? Up or down? Maybe we should just ask our host, the Millenial Farmer. Zach?
@@dfarmer_ just curious if you can identify these fines as a result of glacial movement from thousands of years ago? And if so, can you detect the direction of travel?
I love watching the banter between you two, goofy but still know how to get the jerb done.
Thanks for all the awesome videos. Nice to see your Dad moving around so well. Stay healthy and safe from Ponoka Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 also a safe and productive seeding season.
The very first video I watched, after a friend linked it to me, was the episode back when you talked about being involved in proving the positives about tiling... I've watched everyone since, and all the others. You should be teaching, like my Dad used to say, you've got a gift for gab!
Good too see your and your Dad together..
When you were yelling at pops trying to get that pin in, you sounded just like him lol
I wanna see that video!!!
The one where you “walk it by hand” to clean up the wire and fence posts
As an industrial automation guy, I approve of the new dryer software. Having an automatic, detailed, step by step video tutorial is such a great idea for something farmers will be using! Lol
I can imagine the number of 3am phone calls to the local technicians it will save lol
Great awesome video zach , nice new system upgrade , thanks zach , Becky , Nate , sukup guys are great
Love all the videos, cant wait for more Off the Husk episodes!
Thanks for another great video. Was interesting and enjoyable.
Thanks to Becky for the editing. Appreciate your time.
Neat rock picker. Is interesting you have to do that. Our soil is so different here in Central Iowa. Very rare you run across a rock or one that needs to be removed. You soil has a lot of rocks so see where that picker is handy to have. Do you pick a lot of rocks??????
Good time to do the odd jobs. Always those to do around the farm.
Like the new dryer setup. Looks very handy to operate. Good you can control from a phone when busy in the field. Good company.
Good to see your dad. He gets around real good for having knee surgery. Good guy. Easy going.
Looking forward to the new grill. No guess on what kind. Probably be wrong anyway.
All for now. Hope your fields dry up for you.
You all take care and be safe.
Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything Zach.
The Iowa farm boy.
Steve.
We love you Steve
Zach great video great explanations a learning video enjoyed it can't wait for next one thank you for sharing and your time was really great loved it never miss a video.
Funny seeing that rock picker in real life use, its so time consuming using it in farming simulator i turned field rocks off
I wish that was an option in real life 🤣
Run a Roller over your fields while the stones are small; you'll never need to pick them.
Awesome video Zach. Thank you
back view of that 9570R is always awesome!!!
Love that 9570, awesome tractor. 👍👍👍🤜🤛🇬🇧🇺🇸
Ahhh many fond memories of picking rocks during my time in ND.
Hey Zach there is a product for any grill that will eliminate flare ups on the grill,they are called grill grates you can see a demonstration on you tube, I use them at home and and on the competition trail as well, have a safe spring.
Pellet grill I love those things glad my family has one!!
New spring. On the hood latch is all you needed on that hood
Great video Zack you and your family are awesome for your town and all involved nice to see ..love your show! My grandfather's father had a cotton farm in South Carolina 🚜👏🇺🇸
Great stuff Zach👍👍👍👍👍👍
LMC Truck.....
Great selection of parts for that Chevy
That some excellent one hand farming right there 👌
I hope your hands don’t get to tired from walking around on them tomorrow lol. Love the videos, keep up the hard work.
Saber Grill. I just bought the 3 burner version, and its the best bbq out there! No flair ups - ever. Plus all you do is burn off all the grease, very little clean up after. Just some ashes to dispose of.
Good video, we enjoyed
Mine has the same issue with the latch. Just pull the hook forward every time you close the hood and it will latch the spring keeps tension on it so it won’t pop open while you drive
Hey Zack, always great footage spend time with your dad every chance you get he is a cool guy
You guys do a great job given the weather. 🇦🇺👍
I wanna see that "walk by hand" while you clean up. 🤣
One thing my father does is that all of the hydraulic hoses that plug into the left side of the connector get put on the left side of the draw-bar and all the hydraulic hoses that connect to the right side of the connector get put on the right side of the draw-bar.
Your rock garden must be EPIC!
Thanks again for the entertainment of a serious business, hopefully before your July’s shindig you’ll reach the magic Million subscribers.
Well done Becky you deserve all of the credit making Zach look almost like he knows what he’s doing. Best wishes from the Uk 🇬🇧
With me coming from a Norwegian family, I must say the Scandinavian sure comes out in your voice when you're yelling over an engine 😄
The best of luck with farming Zach
Good video good to see y'all all the way from Louisiana
Holy moly that's a huge field 😮
You always post right before I go to work 😂. Ill watch this evening. The suspense may kill me.
My Grandfather was small farmer so this does not apply to today but there was a time when all grandfather had to do was get the tractor close and I would simply pull the chisel plow on to the hitch. The equipment was just so much smaller. He also had a Ford 800 series tractor. Low to the ground.
When I was a kid I saw the Russian Rocky movie. It is then I realize using my grandfather's single pulley in the barn pulling rocks up like Sly Stallone made me stronger. I also had a rock I picked up. Set down and picked up like strong me. I had farm kid strength. I was my grandfather's rock picker.
Probably getting a rec-teq grill. Highly recommend!
Great video!
Thank you for all that you do for us God bless
That was a perfect panoramic view to describe the details of the tiling project from last year. I'm going to try and get some of the non-farmers I know to watch that segment. Too many of them think tiling will put silt into the waterways.
You are right about that. So many people have no idea what farming involves, or that farmers are usually the first ones interested in conservation. Sadly, so many of these completely clueless individuals get elected. . . Keep up the good work Zach and Becky! You are doing your part to educate us all. Much appreciated.
An easy way to clean your grille is to put aluminum foil over the grates light the grill in high close the cover and let it cook for about 30 minutes. Remove the foil and take a brush to clean the grates. Will have no cooked food on it.
I have told the story many times but picking up rocks in fields was my job growing up. Old man Zucker would line 50 kids 10 feet apart with buckets and a tractor following behind. When your bucket got full, you dumped it into the tractor bucket and kept on going. But it paid $1.25/hour back in the 70's that was a lot of money for a kid. Man, I must have walked 500 miles it felt like.
You would never get kids to do that and this day and age
@@duanebolen543 lol You're not kidding. My two boys think I am abusing them when I make them mow the lawn. "...but dad, our neighbors have a lawn mowing company do their yards, why can't we?" Well son, our neighbor is 90 years old and doesn't have two healthy young boys who are going to want things like food, clothing, X-Boxes, games and eventually cars. THAT"S why.
Been there. 80s though.
😂when we fall over you are like 🧐🧐 guys you are o'right keep it coming its very funny and i share copy linked
Great video
Thanks for sharing buddy
Ohhhh ahhhh fancy dryer
I'd say it's probably a traeger grill, seems that's the popular choice right now.
Great vídeo Zach.
Hope the new grill is a recteq!
Zack make sure to keep the hood hinges well lubricated, on the old chevy they are known to get stiff and one could fold the hood in half.
Your benefit and Gofund me is really cool. Farming can be dangerous. Your directions are funny. All I could think is "that's what she said".
Can't wait to see the new grill
Rock picker sure beats the days of having to pick them by hand..
Trager grill is my guess. If you don't have one you need one. Also need the Weber Genesis and a Fuego with the flat skillet. And a Weber charcoal, never found one that could do it all.
At 10:25 that land looks like the beginning of a golf course lol
Hello from Siesta Key Florida
Florida being home to thousands of golf courses
Zach we used to call out, “left hand down” obviously meaning turn left or vice-versa.
Just an idea that works well. Keep up the great videos.
Great my mom dropped me on my head and now you did too 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Glad to see your dad moving well after his knee surgery last year
Hopefully you got you a Webber grill....they are the best in the business
You should get the hood brace kit from LMC truck to keep that great hood from buckling in half 😜
Thanks!
Hope you are getting a Grilla Grills pellet grill, those things are awesome and really make grilling fun again. No worries about flare ups and ruining a good TBone
Aí sim bota pressão aí nos verde pra produzir tentam um excelente dia e um ótimo trabalho 🤜🤛👏👏👏🙏💯
Be a good job for Onyx.
Needs to get out there and
earn his toys. Picking a fence
row would be good for him.
Hopefully you'll will be in the field soon
on the off the husk podcast i remember randy checking his drier through his phone and you were shocked that he could do that so i see you just had to get yourself one too🤣
Good video
I have the same grill besides cleaning the grates and a smoke bars you got to get down and scrape out the bottom of the grill I had some steaks on and went out and looked at the temp 700° slight problem
When Zach was backing up the Deere I kept thinking he's making a soldier boy dance step. Now left now left now right now right now back yo phat ass up against my... 2nd deck!
We have a similar age chevy truck and it seems like we had issues with the cable being stuck and needing some wd40 specialist lubricant to free it up. Just something to check if you haven't received the latch yet. Might not need one. Or be included with the new latch. I might be remembering wrong tho it was several years ago. Might want to try shoving the pull handle back in.
Take as many long lunches with your dad as you possibly can !!!
Turn the other way, just a inch more, now just wiggle it!! That’s what she said!🤣🤣
Hay Zack, we got corn growing here in the Coachella valley Calif it's about 5 ft tall, it's warming up but it's been windy....very windy
I reallllly like that rock picker. Ours was myself and a wheelbarrow. When it was 3/4 full, I'd head down to the pond and dump it in, or we used some to slow erosion along ditches. When the wheel fell off (usually once a trip) I'd pound the metal back with a rock and continue on. Metal fatigue on the wheel bracket let it work loose. Not a fun time, but it taught me character...or something.
1 year ago today the new Millennial Farmer video was titled "Our Last Day Planting Corn".
I guess things are a bit behind this year.
On that year truck, you need to keep the hood hinges greased. They are famous for folding. Look it up.
So weird to hear a tractor start without a dog barking in the background. 🙂
wait... so you are saying the barking was the dog and not the tractor? mind=blown
when a tractor starts in a field does the dog bark in the yard lol. kind of like the tree dropping in the forest.
For hood latch Use NASCAR HOOD PINS It is a CHEVY.
as any farmer will tell you, rocks actually breed underground and surface in the spring looking for territory to move to. you have to pick these up as they will simply make more rocks next year
I'm not sure if I can do it but willing to make 110,000 accounts to see that dog in a tractor.
Love the vids
glad I'm not the only one with a German digger 😂
My guess for the new grill is a Blackstone
Love the vid!
Ok thanks your awesome girl
🏴lunch quality time with ur dad 👍