Dougo has turned into a Chatty Cathy. A couple of years ago not a peep when Chet tried to get him to open up. I love the way he talks to us like we're actually sitting or walking beside him. Looks like you guys had another long productive day harvesting. Thanks for the entertainment and for keeping our bellys full. Well, I don't care for tofu but your soybeans may be going to other uses. Yuppers, farmers work loooooong hours.
Without ever meeting Dougo I can tell he is a really good person at heart. Daddy Cornstar is the same way. Their son's do the channels and are fine young men in their own right, but it's the dad's who add the *extra factor to the channels that make them two of the best.
That was a sweet old Chevy truck Glad you are back on with us today. Love your chatting with us ,I can relate to you I'm 62. Love you and Chet, great father son relationship
Hey make sure you guys hide the 5 gallon buckets of ear corn from Grandpa this year! So he is not shelling data corn in the garge when your in the feild combining corn. "If you know you know"!
See Zach Johnson did a farm history interview with Nate and it was pretty cool to hear the history of there farm and it would be awesome to hear the history of Larson farms
Coming home yesterday I came up behind a combine everyone was running right up behind him and then passing. When it got to where I was the first vehicle behind him I hit my hazard lights and stayed back 150 feet or so to try and keep the idiots from tailgaiting him and still someone passed both of us.
Cars & Tractors - Years ago I was heading off to do some discing about 30 miles from the farm. I was pulling a 20 foot offset in road gear and a person came up behind me and stuck there. I am only going about 25mph (wide open), tractor had duals and the disc didn't fold so I took up most of the road and some of the shoulder. She was back there for what I thought was forever, probably 3-4 miles with plenty of time to go around me, at one time I throttled down to about 15mph and she just hung back there. At that point I said "whatever" and put the throttle down and didn't look back and thought whatever she is going to do fine. Well I am now headed up a hill and there is a no passing line on the road at which point the lady decided this is a fantastic place to pass. Where I am setting I see a semi-tractor trailer coming towards her and hit the brakes. She flies by me and the semi missed her. She probably never knew how close to a big tragedy she had narrowly escaped.
Chet and Dougo that was great you all are great getting it done All though Randy what did you do to the trailer oh well we well live the team work at this farm is unbelievable and so great yield is down but that is mother nature had a lot to do with that but 475 acres is fantastic thank you all for doing an outstanding job and thank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss a video Chet Eric Dougo Broodie Randy and even Amy got into this one Fantastic.
Dougo! In my day, I moved farm equipment and oilfield equipment and even back the other drivers would drive like we weren’t there. Some things never change.
Gravity wagons have never been used on the high plains of Texas. Fields are just to big. In the 1950's 120 bushels was a good irrigated yield. I never get in the cart except to move. 650 bu/min is too fast to stop before the truck is overflowing. 60 years ago that 400bu cart was my main job! Moving 3,000 bushels/hr now to the truck is a job for the younger generation...Dougo your time is coming!
Dougo your mumbling brings back a lot of memories for me from my past in the 60's amd 70"s. Keep that mumbling going and get that cam. more often. I remember when we got an SP9 Case self propelled 9"combine with no cab. And we got a 45 JD combine with a cab and 2 row head and we farmed about a thousand acres. Fall went on for ever and ever. Also had a 500 bushel Toxiwick batch dryer. Search it if you never saw one. Wow was we envied. lol
Would love to see new drone footage of the farm yard since there has been so many changes this year Chet. Dougo love when they give you a camera, so entertaining.
Hey Dougo, the proper terminology for landing a boat/ship is "putting it on the hard" and when you get her wet again, you "splash" the boat. Hope that helps your sailor jargon 🙃
I love Dougo, he should be doing standup on national TV...some good farmer ramblings! First Sonne Farms and now Larson making fun of the "Red" Case equipment today (Saturday 10/22).
@@davidkramer6585 the other one 45 miles from Larsons - Zack - Millennial Farmer - keeps threatening to buy cans of red spray paint for his JD problems with the sprayer.
I watch Millennial Farmer (the first farm TH-cam farmer I watched) too, poor Zach has been having equipment problems with his fertilizer cart for the past several years.
Being a retired farmer, when I'm behind equipment going down the road, I stay back a ways and try to block traffic when I know they're turning into a field. Hahaha, you got that right, doesn't matter what color they are, you use them, they'll break down just the same. Good thing about gravity wagons, can use them as extra storage on the home yard.
Mr. Larson it’s been said the Larson Farms middle management decided to side line your combine operations after the “Combine Steering Wheel Destruction Incident”. You should be lucky they let you drive the grain cart 😮!😂
Hey chet, John Deere has a fix out for your plugged loss sensors holes in the back. I had the same issue this summer in wheat on our jd combine and I called the shop and they got me the updated combs right away.
Dougo, I remember the gravity flow wagons, and the slow speed and bounce and sway back and forth going down the road. Along with hauling beans to town in the back of a pickup truck. the wagons we used back then wouldn't even hold a combine hopper full with the new combines.
I had a chuckle about the cab filter location. The very first series of IH rotary combines had the same thing. The next series they moved them to the other side.
Thanks guys great video. Dougo I love how Chet says "I need Brodie's leaf blower" but then you were the one using it. That might be considered abuse by the younger generation 😊
They make a portable camera system. You can put a camera on the back of the equipment and place the display inside the cab. This will allow you to see if anything is behind you. A system like this is under 200.00 and well worth the cost that could save a life. Be safe during this year harvest.
Chet, maybe you need red combines like Dougo saw! Dougo, very good point about letting the equipment driver know you would like to pass before you surprise them and possibly end up in the ditch.
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. You and the team are moving right along. You said around 475 acres today and that is a lot done in one day. Those leaf blowers are handy for cleaning off the combine. Nice gadget. What did Randy do to the header trailer????? Did not catch all of that. Sounds like you have soybeans about done and ready to move full time into corn. Doing great everyone. Super teamwork!!!!!! Dougo good to see you in the tractor again. Always enjoy your comments. Most enjoyable. Moving crop for Chet is kind of hard Dougo. He gets kind of bossy sometimes-ha. Hang in there Dougo. You can hand it back to Eric later in the day. Do not forget to pull your water equipment out of the water and put in the shed for the winter. About it for now. You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything. The Iowa farm boy.
It’s good that you are letting other people edit for you now. I could tell some it wasn’t you editing I knew something was wrong. But I understand why you did that
Never seen chaff, stems, and leaves block a door before. This may be your best video since harvest last year in the neighbor's water when Swede described the plastic corn head with the float option. I see from FB that you're done, looking forward to the corn harvest videos anyway. Love your humor.
maybe someone needs to make a vendor agnostic wiper mechanism you can hold in place by magnet through the glass for those back and side windows - set it up to have battery power you can run off the harvester/12v ... blue tooth to a phone and an app that lets you dial in a decent sweep range... with today's Li-ion batteries, power to do sweeps like that could be really useful...
Enjoy your videos, raised on the farm until high school graduation, then Vietnam. Miss it but you have such big equipment and an also big costs. Keep up the good shows.
Dougo & Chet , another fantastic 5 ⭐ video the comedy and humor is bar none even on a bad day y'all make it a good day if that makes sense thanks for sharing God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
Dougo, growing up I used to run into farm equipment a lot on the main roads and my older family members showed me exactly what you explained to do. Then I moved and where I live now I rarely see farm equipment on the main roads. Not sure if it’s the location in Florida I live now, or lack of farming in Florida nowadays. Not a farmer myself, but definitely enjoy all the farm channels on TH-cam especially y’all’s.
Catchup day for your videos!!! Thank you for sharing your adventures on the farm! Here in Louisville we are beyond drought conditions. Send us rain please.
it's brake AND PARTS cleaner Dougo :P basically in mechanic speak it is EVERYTHING cleaner :) not to be confused with carby cleaner/ throttle body cleaner which ironically isn't even safe for carbs since it destroys rubber :D that being said..... if it's anywhere near 10 bucks a can you need to stop using that John Deere snake oil, even in Australia where everything costs 10 times more you can get BENDIX brake cleaner for less than that, and that is the GOOD STUFF. watch your eyes though cos that stuff comes out of the can like a pressure washer and splashes back ;) nothing reminds you to wear safety glasses faster than brake cleaner straight to the eye. A handful of $10 pump sprayers or even some $1 squirty bottles and buying brake cleaner by the drum pays for itself very quickly compared to buying spray cans
Awesome job if you combined 475 acres that's a day's work even replacing a airbag. Wish you could get Farm Focus to get bigger sizes so I can get your Tshirts as I have sent many messages to them and emails, they will listen to you vs me !
Watching from Tallahassee in northern Florida on a beautiful sunny fall day (38 to 80 degrees today). About 20 miles north of us in southern Georgia, the farmers are also busy harvesting peanuts, cotton, corn, soybeans and pecans. Being retired, I enjoy your videos as they bring back memories of all the good times I had on my grandparent's farms when I was a kid. Another great video...
You're a national treasure, Dougo. Fantastic video.
Dougo has gotten really good in front of the camera
Well I am a 64 years young grandmother who also appreciates the many uses for a can of brake clean 💪🏽
Dougo needs to be full time graincart guy, priceless commentary and rambling!!
Dougo you are a great man to give a camera to. I give him credit for keeping up with all the technology forced on him.
Dougo has turned into a Chatty Cathy.
A couple of years ago not a peep when Chet tried to get him to open up.
I love the way he talks to us like we're actually sitting or walking beside him.
Looks like you guys had another long productive day harvesting.
Thanks for the entertainment and for keeping our bellys full.
Well, I don't care for tofu but your soybeans may be going to other uses.
Yuppers, farmers work loooooong hours.
Almost as talkative as Charolette from Farming, Fixing and Fabricating.
Dougo cam is awesome!!! 🤣 Not only do we get some comedy, but Dougo adds in valuable safety tips for drivers, too. 👍👍
Without ever meeting Dougo I can tell he is a really good person at heart. Daddy Cornstar is the same way. Their son's do the channels and are fine young men in their own right, but it's the dad's who add the *extra factor to the channels that make them two of the best.
I think you can add Brian at Sonne Farms to your list!
@@maxmacpherson1957 and Bob Brown even with the 'workin words!' 👍
I enjoy when Dougo is on video and don’t worry, I ramble on too.
That was a sweet old Chevy truck
Glad you are back on with us today.
Love your chatting with us ,I can relate to you I'm 62. Love you and
Chet, great father son relationship
Hey make sure you guys hide the 5 gallon buckets of ear corn from Grandpa this year! So he is not shelling data corn in the garge when your in the feild combining corn. "If you know you know"!
You mean garage
@@kirklothert3435 what ever man
That was not good.
@@amysblessings Thanks for all the hard work Amy! Luv your guys stuff!
See Zach Johnson did a farm history interview with Nate and it was pretty cool to hear the history of there farm and it would be awesome to hear the history of Larson farms
Coming home yesterday I came up behind a combine everyone was running right up behind him and then passing. When it got to where I was the first vehicle behind him I hit my hazard lights and stayed back 150 feet or so to try and keep the idiots from tailgaiting him and still someone passed both of us.
Dougo got jokes,get him Amy.
Cars & Tractors - Years ago I was heading off to do some discing about 30 miles from the farm. I was pulling a 20 foot offset in road gear and a person came up behind me and stuck there. I am only going about 25mph (wide open), tractor had duals and the disc didn't fold so I took up most of the road and some of the shoulder. She was back there for what I thought was forever, probably 3-4 miles with plenty of time to go around me, at one time I throttled down to about 15mph and she just hung back there. At that point I said "whatever" and put the throttle down and didn't look back and thought whatever she is going to do fine. Well I am now headed up a hill and there is a no passing line on the road at which point the lady decided this is a fantastic place to pass. Where I am setting I see a semi-tractor trailer coming towards her and hit the brakes. She flies by me and the semi missed her. She probably never knew how close to a big tragedy she had narrowly escaped.
Awesome to see Dougo in the field again!
Chet and Dougo that was great you all are great getting it done All though Randy what did you do to the trailer oh well we well live the team work at this farm is unbelievable and so great yield is down but that is mother nature had a lot to do with that but 475 acres is fantastic thank you all for doing an outstanding job and thank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss a video Chet Eric Dougo Broodie Randy and even Amy got into this one Fantastic.
Dougo is in the building!
Dougo! In my day, I moved farm equipment and oilfield equipment and even back the other drivers would drive like we weren’t there. Some things never change.
Dougo is my favorite Larson. I'd like to see him and Andy from Farming, Fixing and Fabricating have a sit down and talk about farm equipment.
Gravity wagons have never been used on the high plains of Texas. Fields are just to big. In the 1950's 120 bushels was a good irrigated yield. I never get in the cart except to move. 650 bu/min is too fast to stop before the truck is overflowing. 60 years ago that 400bu cart was my main job! Moving 3,000 bushels/hr now to the truck is a job for the younger generation...Dougo your time is coming!
Nice to see so far you're not slogging in the mud like last year -so far.
Always a fun time.! Love riding with Dougo too. Thanks
Dougo, you are the man! :D
Chet you let dougo run your combine and you take the cart. Seniority an age rights you know 😉😀 dougo you just say yes dear to the wife says it all.
Doggo is turning into a professional Cramer man keep up the great content thanks for the laughter and the great tips
Dougo your mumbling brings back a lot of memories for me from my past in the 60's amd 70"s. Keep that mumbling going and get that cam. more often. I remember when we got an SP9 Case self propelled 9"combine with no cab. And we got a 45 JD combine with a cab and 2 row head and we farmed about a thousand acres. Fall went on for ever and ever. Also had a 500 bushel Toxiwick batch dryer. Search it if you never saw one. Wow was we envied. lol
Way to go, Dugo - the boys are all hard at it and you're keeping them in line. Sounds like a very good harvest.
No Amy is keeping them Boys inline.....🤣
Dougo, you take your 'toon Out of the shed and put it On the water. Then you take your 'toon Off the water and put it it back In the shed! 😂
Would love to see new drone footage of the farm yard since there has been so many changes this year Chet. Dougo love when they give you a camera, so entertaining.
Hey Dougo, the proper terminology for landing a boat/ship is "putting it on the hard" and when you get her wet again, you "splash" the boat. Hope that helps your sailor jargon 🙃
You guys are so much fun to watch. Dougo I think very much like you, enjoy when your on the camera. Go American farmers!!
It is good to see Dougo on video i always like to see him
I love Dougo, he should be doing standup on national TV...some good farmer ramblings!
First Sonne Farms and now Larson making fun of the "Red" Case equipment today (Saturday 10/22).
Saw Sonne's too, both Cole and Chet do a great job. Brain and Dougo icing on the cake!
@@davidkramer6585 the other one 45 miles from Larsons - Zack - Millennial Farmer - keeps threatening to buy cans of red spray paint for his JD problems with the sprayer.
I watch Millennial Farmer (the first farm TH-cam farmer I watched) too, poor Zach has been having equipment problems with his fertilizer cart for the past several years.
Being a retired farmer, when I'm behind equipment going down the road, I stay back a ways and try to block traffic when I know they're turning into a field.
Hahaha, you got that right, doesn't matter what color they are, you use them, they'll break down just the same. Good thing about gravity wagons, can use them as extra storage on the home yard.
Once again another great video Chet & Dougo, can’t wait till your into the corn that’s the fun stuff…..🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Chet you know better than to be in the back of a combine with it running. DANGEROUS and you know that. Safety first!!!
Mr. Larson it’s been said the Larson Farms middle management decided to side line your combine operations after the “Combine Steering Wheel Destruction Incident”. You should be lucky they let you drive the grain cart 😮!😂
Love Doug's commentary and all the memories he shares is great
Agreed. The way he said 1978…. 😂
Dougo you're such a natural talking to camera just love it.
I love it when dougo gets his hands on the camera!!
Hey chet, John Deere has a fix out for your plugged loss sensors holes in the back. I had the same issue this summer in wheat on our jd combine and I called the shop and they got me the updated combs right away.
I really enjoy Dougo he gives good and funny advice from the heart and gut -thanks you!
LOVE IT, YOU GUYS ARE REALLY A FARMING TREASURE WE THANK YOU FOR THE RIDE
Mumbling!😂 God bless Dougo
Dougo, I remember the gravity flow wagons, and the slow speed and bounce and sway back and forth going down the road. Along with hauling beans to town in the back of a pickup truck. the wagons we used back then wouldn't even hold a combine hopper full with the new combines.
Great video! Dougo, great safety talk! Be safe guys!
Dougo is truly the man!
I had a chuckle about the cab filter location. The very first series of IH rotary combines had the same thing. The next series they moved them to the other side.
Thanks guys great video. Dougo I love how Chet says "I need Brodie's leaf blower" but then you were the one using it. That might be considered abuse by the younger generation 😊
1978 them were the good days that's for sure those were the days of my youth. Now I'm just old fat and half bald
Love when Dougo talks to us!
Thanks Dougo for being in the video your awesome I'm 54 and 1978 was not the good old days there is is good and bad in any time period TRULY GOD BLESS
I love the Doug segments
Nice that your back on the scene Dougo
They make a portable camera system. You can put a camera on the back of the equipment and place the display inside the cab. This will allow you to see if anything is behind you. A system like this is under 200.00 and well worth the cost that could save a life. Be safe during this year harvest.
I have noticed How Few Birds are around the fields and the Bins ???
Vote for Dougo!
Love Dougo.....A Star is born.....again.
Good to see you back Dougo....best regards from England
Chet, maybe you need red combines like Dougo saw!
Dougo, very good point about letting the equipment driver know you would like to pass before you surprise them and possibly end up in the ditch.
Story time with Dougo is always a highlight!
I figured you retired Dougo. Got all all the help figured you were on a permanent vacation.
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
You and the team are moving right along. You said around 475 acres today and that is a lot done in one day. Those leaf blowers are handy for cleaning off the combine. Nice gadget.
What did Randy do to the header trailer????? Did not catch all of that.
Sounds like you have soybeans about done and ready to move full time into corn. Doing great everyone. Super teamwork!!!!!!
Dougo good to see you in the tractor again. Always enjoy your comments. Most enjoyable.
Moving crop for Chet is kind of hard Dougo. He gets kind of bossy sometimes-ha. Hang in there Dougo. You can hand it back to Eric later in the day.
Do not forget to pull your water equipment out of the water and put in the shed for the winter.
About it for now. You all take care and be safe.
Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy.
Great video. It was good to see Dougo running the combine. You guys all do an awesome job. 👍❤️
I'm a city dweller, so definitely not a farmer. I do enjoy seeing how things work in your world. Keep up the great content!
Dougo - your "ramblin'" is "enrichin" :)
Love story telling with Douglas
I love watching your videos. Dougo, you are a hoot to listen to. Great video.
It’s good that you are letting other people edit for you now. I could tell some it wasn’t you editing I knew something was wrong. But I understand why you did that
Dougo you always make me laugh! Would have loved to work with all of you!
Always a great video when Dougo has the camera stay safe God Bless
So much respect for farmers coming your way. Praying for you all !
Dougo is gold, you know?
11:40 Actually, they say we should clean our hydraulic quick heads and fittings every time we hook up something. Never done it though.
Never seen chaff, stems, and leaves block a door before. This may be your best video since harvest last year in the neighbor's water when Swede described the plastic corn head with the float option. I see from FB that you're done, looking forward to the corn harvest videos anyway. Love your humor.
maybe someone needs to make a vendor agnostic wiper mechanism you can hold in place by magnet through the glass for those back and side windows - set it up to have battery power you can run off the harvester/12v ... blue tooth to a phone and an app that lets you dial in a decent sweep range... with today's Li-ion batteries, power to do sweeps like that could be really useful...
Enjoy your videos, raised on the farm until high school graduation, then Vietnam. Miss it but you have such big equipment and an also big costs. Keep up the good shows.
Dougo & Chet , another fantastic 5 ⭐ video the comedy and humor is bar none even on a bad day y'all make it a good day if that makes sense thanks for sharing God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
I love the stories of the "good days" Dougo!
Your dad is awesome. Him and I are about age. We think a lot alike.
Let's get on the struggle bus and go-to town.
great seeing dougo
Air force 1 really knocked some acres out today. Nice to see everyone ripping through the acres with hood weather.
Dougo, growing up I used to run into farm equipment a lot on the main roads and my older family members showed me exactly what you explained to do. Then I moved and where I live now I rarely see farm equipment on the main roads. Not sure if it’s the location in Florida I live now, or lack of farming in Florida nowadays. Not a farmer myself, but definitely enjoy all the farm channels on TH-cam especially y’all’s.
I was told by hydraulic people, silicone spray for hydraulic connections. I don’t know, just going by their recommendation. 😊👍🏻
Catchup day for your videos!!! Thank you for sharing your adventures on the farm! Here in Louisville we are beyond drought conditions. Send us rain please.
Never a dull moment
Great video - a good "pick-me-up" to start the day. Good to see Dougo back.
Chet, need to put a screen on the hand rails to keep the trash from blocking your door on the combine.
Good evening from Norway ❤
Wow getting those acres done good job y’all
it's brake AND PARTS cleaner Dougo :P basically in mechanic speak it is EVERYTHING cleaner :) not to be confused with carby cleaner/ throttle body cleaner which ironically isn't even safe for carbs since it destroys rubber :D that being said..... if it's anywhere near 10 bucks a can you need to stop using that John Deere snake oil, even in Australia where everything costs 10 times more you can get BENDIX brake cleaner for less than that, and that is the GOOD STUFF. watch your eyes though cos that stuff comes out of the can like a pressure washer and splashes back ;) nothing reminds you to wear safety glasses faster than brake cleaner straight to the eye. A handful of $10 pump sprayers or even some $1 squirty bottles and buying brake cleaner by the drum pays for itself very quickly compared to buying spray cans
Awesome job if you combined 475 acres that's a day's work even replacing a airbag. Wish you could get Farm Focus to get bigger sizes so I can get your Tshirts as I have sent many messages to them and emails, they will listen to you vs me !
Magnifique matériel agricole et les tracteur 🚜 😮😅
Love Dougo's remiscing.....
Not bad for a rookie Dougo😂
Dougo is the best
Watching from Tallahassee in northern Florida on a beautiful sunny fall day (38 to 80 degrees today). About 20 miles north of us in southern Georgia, the farmers are also busy harvesting peanuts, cotton, corn, soybeans and pecans. Being retired, I enjoy your videos as they bring back memories of all the good times I had on my grandparent's farms when I was a kid. Another great video...
Great video. Great job Dougo, Brodie and Chet. Thank you guys