Good morning JZ farm team. As someone who spent years working in the Everglades farming area on farms and often alone, with nothing but the sound of the wind and birds , I can truly appreciate Jojos comment on being alone out in the fields with the sound of the farm equipment and the good smell of freshly plowed earth. I always loved the smell of freshly cut grass( we have lots of big sod farms down here, but by far and away, the best smell for me was being in a big orange grove with millions of tiny orange blossoms blooming at the same time. Talk about an aromatic bouquet for your sense of smell !!!! I enjoy your videos very much and look forward to the big changes you have coming next year, keep up the good work!😎👍👍👍
@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 As a poor honest carpenter, all I have left is my relationship with the lord, my wife of 45 years, and my tools. Two years ago I was facing a critical loss of weight and foreclosure of our mountain home of 24.7 years. The system has been co-opted--- we saw first hand in a 7-year court case against the Big bank. My relationships are the most important equity remaining. A country built upon Christian values, farmers, carpenters, and other hard-working types. Lawyers and Insurance and and Agents are those who may never repent, nor have lasting relationships. Often loss reminds us of our true wealth. Blue Sky.
JoJo you are a champ! I love your adventurous spirit and willingness to keep learning new aspects of farming. Blessings to you and Zach. I am soooooo happy that you guys found each other. You are an awesome couple - great chemistry! Loved the video!
Thx for sharing your farmlife with us .... always great to see you both together mastering each one´s fate ..on these endless fields .... Greetings from an old lumberjack out of Southern Bavaria, Germany PS: Never let this woman go ! Neverever ! ❤
You two do SO MUCH to fill your LONG days ... Then include the various bits of footage and editing it all, adding TEXT, inserting 🎵🎶, an so much more 😮. God bless & keep you safe 🙏😊
I used to do a lot of writing and instructions. Then that changed a lot and then I retired after a couple of heart attacks. I started with I guess #1 was when you said something about loosing your mate. That broke my heart for you. So much for that. I'm still here and just on thing that gets me is why you crawl in a cattle watering metal tub loaded with ice. It is 9 degrees now in East Tennessee. Keep it up and I have to tell you that what you are doing is compared to my farm life with a Single Flat Bottom plow, a bog/disk harrow and a Ferguson 30 tractor on approx 60 acres. But young lady you wasn't born yet. Keep it up and I will be watching along with thousands of others. We love what you are doing. Jim
I watch almost everything that you send out. I appreciate your sunny personality and how you and Zack banter with each other. You are absolutely adorable when you're nervous like when you were about to make that turn with that VT behind you. You were wondering about our winter experiences. I drive a long haul semi, almost 40 years now. This year I got to experience a little more of winter in the Mid-South. As of right now I am near Effingham Illinois and I would rather be here than anywhere down south when it starts snowing. At least in the North people know what to do with this stuff. Back in 2021 I was in the Memphis area and I got stuck in a truck stop for a week by 8 in of snow in that town. Nothing was moving, everything was closed. And then Rush Limbaugh died, that was a tough week. I don't complain about the weather anymore, all it does is make me grumpy. I just roll with the punches as best as I can. I'm glad you're a successful as you are with TH-cam, you brighten my day every time I get a chance to look at one of your videos or shorts. You keep it up. Gerry
I always like watching you and Zach going about your daily lives together. You all give me hope for the human race. I am a retired truck driver so I do not have to get out in the winter. My heart hurts for those that do. Here in Southwest Virginia, so far we have had just a little cold and almost no snow. My daughter has a hobby farm and she and her daughter are doing it alone. It gets hard for them but I have seen the "girl power" in action and its awesome. Thanks as always for sharing your life with us.
First of all, thankfully here in the SW corner of Missouri, we had less than an inch of snow. The worst part was 3 consecutive night of SUB-ZERO temps. Fortunately its warmed up a bit by now, and thanks to my experiences in past frigid weather in winter I had no pipes freeze. Now, as for your learning how to VT, I understand your anxiety as you were doing it THE VERY FIRST TIME IN YOUR LIFE!! Sweetie, Thats a natural and normal feeling, especially since nowadays we are working with such large and expensive equipment. ( by the way, I'm now 68 years old ) You should have seen the panic in my face and heard it in my voice the day the farmer I've worked part time as needed the past 20 years since I had to retire early that he was going to teach me how to operate his 467 JD big round hay baler! ( I was so afraid I'd tear something up in the baler and literally destroy it. ) Growing up on my family's farm, we never had our own haying equipment, we normally bought the hay we needed as we didn't have a large number of cattle. Fast forward now 10 or 12 years and I'm feeling as though I've done it all my life. Growing up on my family's farm, I began simply working the fields with our disk, at the time the main final tillage tool available, at the young age of 9 years old! However, I was driving a 55 engine HP tractor pulling a 10 foot disk. No way would I turn a 9 year old kid loose on today huge equipment ( now I'm operating JD tractors up to 295 engine HP and implements up to 32 feet wide ). The only no-till planting we do is double-crop soybeans, and once in a while some first crop beans as well. Our soil has too much clay content and does not warm up enough without opening it up to plant corn. With corn, we can leave the soil a little rougher and finish with just the field cultivator since the temps are cooler and soil doesn't dry out as quickly. We only use VT as a finishing tool to leave a fairly firm and far less cloddy seedbed for planting most of the first crop soybeans since the temps are warmer. After harvesting corn, we also use VT ahead of the wheat sowing drill to not only make a finer seedbed but help chop the cornstalks up the the disk didn't completely chop up. He likes rising first to save his OM., and if we have some seedy fields going to beans, it also turns them under better making for easier planting. When you've done VT several times,it will become like a walk-in-the-park for you. I PROMISE!!!! Y'all have our prayers as well hun!!
Give yourself some credit Jojo your still learning. You catch on quick. My granddad used to say if your feet are tied to the ground your a farmer. I believe, watching you and your behavior that your feet are tied to the soil. Your destined to be a great farmer. You got skills girl besides jumping into a tiny frozen pond. 🚜❣️⚘️🦋🥰
You guys are living the dream,fresh air and the beauty of nature. We retired in Northern Ontario from a very industrial city. Nature is beautiful. Great videos.
Jojo it's so therapeutic because you're outside in nature and enjoying the freedom of the outdoors. You control your destination for the day. I used to be a letter carrier back in the day in Hawaii and I enjoy being on my own just doing the job. Now I'm retired living in Kansas freezing lol😂😂😂 but it's all good just my wife and I with our three dog's. Stay safe out there and have a blessed day. Aloha from Kansas
Thanks again for a very nice video JoJo and Zach. Enjoyed following along with you as you went about business. You have got to be one of the best, your perpetual smile, the upbeat tone of voice, your beautiful laugh, and how you relate to Zach. Your videos are never dull, but encouraging and inspirational. Love you both 💯💞🙏🌺
And we love YOU. Comments like this makes me know I can continue posting and you guys are making this the best and most enjoyable job I have EVER had. The support is UNREAL😢
I see that VT unit and can tell it does a really good job of chopping up the surface debris without making the surface so clean that it’ll blow. Winter finally showed up in Central Oregon and we have had some challenges feeding as quite a bit of snow, cold temps and now ice. But we’ll persevere. Looking forward to your next video.
My wife & I are not farmers but we fell in love with a house out in the country that is between two farmer's fields that rotate each year between soy beans and corn. It is so quiet out here that we can hear the windmills of the wind farm turn. We, in western Ohio, are on the edge of the Polar Vortex so we are experiencing temperatures only in the teens and upper single digits, no negative numbers. We have finally received about an inch of snow this winter. I do not miss the lake affect snow as I grew and worked up north and along the Great Lakes from our current location. ( about a foot to 2 feet more of snow compared to where I am now living) My grandfather and mother farmed and one of my better friends from high school still is farming. If you can call dairy farming, farming rather than grazing. The soil where I grew up is too poor to grow food crops properly. Enjoying learning about how to grow food crops rather than silage crops.( crops to feed the cows)
Thank you Jojo and Zack for this video. Not a farmer but maybe if there WAS a Fountain Of Youth I might give at least some small scale farming a shot. Nonetheless, you two offer a learning experience for us all. Living in a residential area, if I was to be dropped off in your fields I would just run and run through them enjoying that vast area of beauty and solitude. Got nearly 7 inches of snow here in Nashville, Tn which is a major rarity. My street is slick so I haven't been out and about since Sunday. I did shovel my driveway and actually enjoyed that since I like snow overall. The weather's just been crazy this past year. Again, thanks! Be safe!! 😊❤
Jordan and Zack, Love your channel. You are such a refreshing couple. The way you live life on the farm is extraordinary. I farmed for 48 years and am now retired. Love seeing the new innovations you are showing in a way everyone can understand. Thank You
I really enjoy your enthusiasm. Worked 10 years for a hay farmer in Finney County. Started on a rake, to helping clear fields and building stacks and driving a swather to eventually operating a hay grinder
No longer farming but your right about fresh turned dirt. There's a smell about it and you have to catch it soon after. It's kinda like freshly made hay, it's hard to describe if you've never experienced it. It always made me feel there's a real connection between the land and the farmer that only they have the opportunity to enjoy.
We've had a fairly warm winter so far. Glad to hear that you got snow to cover that wheat crop. Family in the Salina area still have a small acreage, and I get an earful when the weather doesn't cooperate. Please keep the videos coming!
I WOUD SAY MOST OF US CITY FOLK HAVE SEEN PROBABLY EVERY PIECE OF MACHINERY ANY FARMER HAS USED. BUT IT IS NICE TO HAVE IT EXPLAINED AS TO WHAT IT DOES OR IS USED FOR. THANK U KIDS.
HI JO JO u asked how we are doing well up here in northern mich. we got 47 inches of snow from Sat, to Wed and single numbers for our highs for a week now, but we think thats normal living here by Lake Superior for January.............😁😁😁😁
Oh my goodness. You are so fun Jojo. You two are a great Ying Yang team. Next is children? Maybe? I bet you two are/will be great parents. Yes, take us along.
Dear Jordon and Zak, thank you both for sharing your lives with the whole world. You might be amazed that you have 420k+ subscribers and over 2mill views, but we aren’t. Your lives are so fascinating and your wonderful personalities spring all into life. JoJo you know far more and are way better than you give yourself credit for. I love the way you speak to us, it’s like you are only talking to me. And you know how to film, edit and publish every story in such a fun, logical manner. I look forward to watching every event you publish, both here and on Insta. So all the way on the other side of Earth is this bloke learning so much from you. Thank You so much. Regards R
Very, very, very good episode. You guys both do a great job at telling y'alls story. Coming from the video production industry, I didn't say that much about TH-cam channels. The only thing I might suggest is a few more close up shot to help illustrate what you are explaining in your narrative parts. I also know that the farm work comes first, so that was a suggestion, not a criticism. All in all, I find your channel thourally entertaining, and I enjoy leaving the odd comment on how much I love your channel and how crazy cold dips are. Keep up the great work, and soon you will have 1M subs.
Love your attitude. I'm not a farmer but work a a military training base. This weather affects the training. The equipment doesn't like the cold as well as the soldiers. We need to make sure the soldiers are safe. Thanks for sharing your journey. Please pray for the safety of our soldiers all over the world.
Coyote is probably looking for mice, bugs and grubs. We have all had times when things clog up way too often. Good driving, it takes some getting used to. Zac is a legend, patient and informative. Good show jojo. Our guys order water from the dam water department, so they need to wait until it arrives in a few days time before pumping. They need to be on top of their water ordering . People with bores like you, have a total they can pump over the year and it is audited, I guess that is what you are doing, providing numbers to show if you are under your allocation.
Before we went to no till I pulled a 10ft JD plowing disc and followed with a 18 ft spring tooth. I had 2 AC D19 tractors at the time. No cabs of course. When I was a a little kid my dad plowed 80 acre fields with a 2 14 bottom plow pulled with an AC WD 45 tricycle tractor. It took him over an hour to make his first round. The better part of a week to do a field. We never invested a lot in equipment but slowly moved more and more into cattle. We used to have hogs too but the big confinement operators made that unprofitable.
Another outstanding video we are in SoCal & don't or can't appreciate the weather problems you all are having but I do remember what it was liked when I was younger 😮👋🙏
You're so positive Jordan an Zac. Fantastic video everything you put together is great an educational to .currently in new Zealand 🇳🇿 it's 30 degrees Celsius mid summer
Great video you both do a good job explaining the equipment and how it's used Also, you both are fun to watch joking with each other. Freeze warnings here in Tampa tonight. This is the one month when we get to wear long sleeve clothes. Stay warm.
We had a freezing rain and ice storm come thru. Loads of trees down taking out our power and heat. Some may be without power for as much as two weeks. But it's past and headed your way. Stay safe. There's plenty to come. ❤
We've been pretty fortunate thus far. We had subzero temps but only a couple of inches of fluffy, dry snow. Interstate 70 has been a train wreck, but that's about any day yoy pick anymore. Nothing but straight road from the state lune to Indianapolis, but for whatever reason it seeya challenge for many to navigate safely. Our son and his family have discovered it may be time to upgrade their furnace since it really struggled to keep up with the cold temps. We may get some ice tonight. Hopefully not, but it's Winter. Deal with it!
I was watching one of your short videos on cleaning cat litter.All we use is wood pellets.Every there or four days change it .Still put up the stink.Goon on the lawn. Like your videos ofwhat goes. on in farming
I enjoy the videos you post I’m in south east Iowa and we got hit with the snow also I have lived here 16 years and have had this much snow but not the wind after it was snow bound for 2 days I have a tractor but the drifts were so bad I had to go to work and get a loader to dig out
I find it amazing that you have over 440 members and larson farms has been in the UTUBE business for way way longer than you, but he only has about 367 members and he puts out way more videos, so it's safe to say that your doing some right! ❤
Formais un tamder perfecto da gusto veros .Es evidente que os encanta vuestro trabajo bastante mejor estais hay en plena naturaleza que no trabajando en un taller etc .Como hijo de agricultor todo un orgullo que haya gente como vosotros con la dedicacion y amor por vuestro trabajo un trabajo que seguro en vuestro paisx esta mejor valorado que en mi pais España os animo a seguir a si y no cambieis nunca un fuerte abrazo desde zaragoza Spain 💪🇪🇦
Good stuff, thanks for the ride-along!! Did y’all have to winterize the pivots? Hit the single digits here in N. Georgia. Part of the outside sprinkler system here at the brewery froze and busted. SO…false alarm and we get to evacuate the plant and stand outside in the freezing cold while the false alarm is checked out.
Blue Sky. Martial Law will be a lockdown worse than covid, but less than civil war. My 2G grandfather's 1st cousin was the first Governor of Texas, Sam Houston. "True Wealth is a country where God rules the hearts of men, leading them to create Heaven, rather than Hell, for their fellow countrymen." cc. 2024
I Have a friend who lives in Goodland Kansas and she always sends pictures of when it snows. Was worried about her when the polar vortex hit the mid west. We got really cold here in South LA. Some towns in Louisiana are still with out water as of today 1/19.
Discs are what I call a “ high maintenance “ plow because of all the things that break down on them. The blades can come loose, lots of bearings to go out, wheel bearings, gang bearings, hydraulic hoses, hydraulic cylinders, bolts that break, flats on all those gauge wheels, lol. I tell my guys, we only run these when we absolutely have to. 😂
Get with the neighbors and do a spud video. Believe it or not potato growing does have some interesting equipment involved. Planting potatoes will be happening in spring when soil temps stay consistently above freezing. They do not need to be nearly as warm as corn to plant. @@JojoSnow01
I live in Southern California so it always makes me smile when people say its cold outside when its 50 degrees outside. Being a city boy anything that has to do with farming or farm equipment fascinates me. I have two questions, do you rotate crops and if you do how often and with what plant.
Jojo, i just watched the video on you learning tilling, and well done to you, also to see a full video instead of a short is a 100 % better, i can see more of what is happening and i love it Oh by the way, my name is Ian and im from Australia
More like hundreds of thousands when new JoJo, rough guess... Don't worry... I drive long haul... Truck and trailer im drivin is worth around $85000, plus the cost of freight... Some days im runnin half a million dollars down the road, others, maybe $120k lol you learn to not notice so much what things are worth and pay attention to what your doin and get comfortable. Takes a few years. I quit looking at my BOLs for product and only for a hazmat column. As long as i dony see hazmat, i dont care. Just easier that way. I treat every load the same lol
Oh my lord! 😂 the pressssureee! I just think I’m a woman that over thinks every single thing and I get scared. Haha doesn’t help that I didn’t grow up around any equipment! That’s a lot of money!
I made a couple of turns too tight many years ago. I snagged hydraulic hoses on a tire and tore some stuff up real good. You remind me of my times riding an old Case tractor many years ago.
❤ you'll are awesome keep up the good work MAMITA and Zach and work work today another day bless just moving forward with the job and God bless you'll its amazing to do that job 💯 mamita Hermosa mujer 💋💋
Good morning JZ farm team. As someone who spent years working in the Everglades farming area on farms and often alone, with nothing but the sound of the wind and birds , I can truly appreciate Jojos comment on being alone out in the fields with the sound of the farm equipment and the good smell of freshly plowed earth. I always loved the smell of freshly cut grass( we have lots of big sod farms down here, but by far and away, the best smell for me was being in a big orange grove with millions of tiny orange blossoms blooming at the same time. Talk about an aromatic bouquet for your sense of smell !!!! I enjoy your videos very much and look forward to the big changes you have coming next year, keep up the good work!😎👍👍👍
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@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 As a poor honest carpenter, all I have left is my relationship with the lord, my wife of 45 years, and my tools.
Two years ago I was facing a critical loss of weight and foreclosure of our mountain home of 24.7 years.
The system has been co-opted--- we saw first hand in a 7-year court case against the Big bank.
My relationships are the most important equity remaining.
A country built upon Christian values, farmers, carpenters, and other hard-working types. Lawyers and Insurance and and Agents are those who may never repent, nor have lasting relationships.
Often loss reminds us of our true wealth.
Blue Sky.
@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 My ancestors translated the KJV. I was raised by rural people much like these two.
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JoJo you are a champ! I love your adventurous spirit and willingness to keep learning new aspects of farming. Blessings to you and Zach. I am soooooo happy that you guys found each other. You are an awesome couple - great chemistry! Loved the video!
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Thx for sharing your farmlife with us .... always great to see you both together mastering each one´s fate ..on these endless fields .... Greetings from an old lumberjack out of Southern Bavaria, Germany PS: Never let this woman go ! Neverever ! ❤
You two do SO MUCH to fill your LONG days ... Then include the various bits of footage and editing it all, adding TEXT, inserting 🎵🎶, an so much more 😮.
God bless & keep you safe 🙏😊
I used to do a lot of writing and instructions. Then that changed a lot and then I retired after a couple of heart attacks. I started with I guess #1 was when you said something about loosing your mate. That broke my heart for you. So much for that. I'm still here and just on thing that gets me is why you crawl in a cattle watering metal tub loaded with ice. It is 9 degrees now in East Tennessee. Keep it up and I have to tell you that what you are doing is compared to my farm life with a Single Flat Bottom plow, a bog/disk harrow and a Ferguson 30 tractor on approx 60 acres. But young lady you wasn't born yet. Keep it up and I will be watching along with thousands of others. We love what you are doing. Jim
There are many nice viewers that you attract due to your kindness and open hearts. I appreciate the sharing of knowledge and experiences. 🫡🙏
I watch almost everything that you send out. I appreciate your sunny personality and how you and Zack banter with each other. You are absolutely adorable when you're nervous like when you were about to make that turn with that VT behind you.
You were wondering about our winter experiences. I drive a long haul semi, almost 40 years now. This year I got to experience a little more of winter in the Mid-South. As of right now I am near Effingham Illinois and I would rather be here than anywhere down south when it starts snowing. At least in the North people know what to do with this stuff.
Back in 2021 I was in the Memphis area and I got stuck in a truck stop for a week by 8 in of snow in that town. Nothing was moving, everything was closed. And then Rush Limbaugh died, that was a tough week.
I don't complain about the weather anymore, all it does is make me grumpy. I just roll with the punches as best as I can.
I'm glad you're a successful as you are with TH-cam, you brighten my day every time I get a chance to look at one of your videos or shorts. You keep it up.
Gerry
I always like watching you and Zach going about your daily lives together. You all give me hope for the human race. I am a retired truck driver so I do not have to get out in the winter. My heart hurts for those that do. Here in Southwest Virginia, so far we have had just a little cold and almost no snow. My daughter has a hobby farm and she and her daughter are doing it alone. It gets hard for them but I have seen the "girl power" in action and its awesome. Thanks as always for sharing your life with us.
yes i enjoy your random days ! its more real about what a farmer does !
Jordan, I love it when you take us along anywhere. You're like a Christmas present, full of surprises!
Haha thank YOU so much for saying that! I hope you’re having a good day. I’ll continue to take y’all everywhere then😂
First of all, thankfully here in the SW corner of Missouri, we had less than an inch of snow. The worst part was 3 consecutive night of SUB-ZERO temps. Fortunately its warmed up a bit by now, and thanks to my experiences in past frigid weather in winter I had no pipes freeze.
Now, as for your learning how to VT, I understand your anxiety as you were doing it THE VERY FIRST TIME IN YOUR LIFE!! Sweetie, Thats a natural and normal feeling, especially since nowadays we are working with such large and expensive equipment. ( by the way, I'm now 68 years old ) You should have seen the panic in my face and heard it in my voice the day the farmer I've worked part time as needed the past 20 years since I had to retire early that he was going to teach me how to operate his 467 JD big round hay baler! ( I was so afraid I'd tear something up in the baler and literally destroy it. ) Growing up on my family's farm, we never had our own haying equipment, we normally bought the hay we needed as we didn't have a large number of cattle. Fast forward now 10 or 12 years and I'm feeling as though I've done it all my life.
Growing up on my family's farm, I began simply working the fields with our disk, at the time the main final tillage tool available, at the young age of 9 years old! However, I was driving a 55 engine HP tractor pulling a 10 foot disk. No way would I turn a 9 year old kid loose on today huge equipment ( now I'm operating JD tractors up to 295 engine HP and implements up to 32 feet wide ). The only no-till planting we do is double-crop soybeans, and once in a while some first crop beans as well. Our soil has too much clay content and does not warm up enough without opening it up to plant corn. With corn, we can leave the soil a little rougher and finish with just the field cultivator since the temps are cooler and soil doesn't dry out as quickly. We only use VT as a finishing tool to leave a fairly firm and far less cloddy seedbed for planting most of the first crop soybeans since the temps are warmer. After harvesting corn, we also use VT ahead of the wheat sowing drill to not only make a finer seedbed but help chop the cornstalks up the the disk didn't completely chop up. He likes rising first to save his OM., and if we have some seedy fields going to beans, it also turns them under better making for easier planting.
When you've done VT several times,it will become like a walk-in-the-park for you. I PROMISE!!!! Y'all have our prayers as well hun!!
You are a thriving individual!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Give yourself some credit Jojo your still learning. You catch on quick. My granddad used to say if your feet are tied to the ground your a farmer. I believe, watching you and your behavior that your feet are tied to the soil. Your destined to be a great farmer. You got skills girl besides jumping into a tiny frozen pond. 🚜❣️⚘️🦋🥰
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You guys are living the dream,fresh air and the beauty of nature. We retired in Northern Ontario from a very industrial city. Nature is beautiful. Great videos.
Jojo it's so therapeutic because you're outside in nature and enjoying the freedom of the outdoors. You control your destination for the day. I used to be a letter carrier back in the day in Hawaii and I enjoy being on my own just doing the job. Now I'm retired living in Kansas freezing lol😂😂😂 but it's all good just my wife and I with our three dog's. Stay safe out there and have a blessed day. Aloha from Kansas
Thanks again for a very nice video JoJo and Zach. Enjoyed following along with you as you went about business. You have got to be one of the best, your perpetual smile, the upbeat tone of voice, your beautiful laugh, and how you relate to Zach. Your videos are never dull, but encouraging and inspirational. Love you both 💯💞🙏🌺
And we love YOU. Comments like this makes me know I can continue posting and you guys are making this the best and most enjoyable job I have EVER had. The support is UNREAL😢
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That horizon goes on for ever. It's gotta be peaceful out there.
enjoy seeing your reaction when you learn new things. LOVE your enthusiasm. Thank you for sharing your adventures
I see that VT unit and can tell it does a really good job of chopping up the surface debris without making the surface so clean that it’ll blow. Winter finally showed up in Central Oregon and we have had some challenges feeding as quite a bit of snow, cold temps and now ice. But we’ll persevere. Looking forward to your next video.
I sure enjoy watching you two. Continue taking us along with you as you learn.
That field looks awesome. Good job guys.🚜❣️⚘️🦋
Looks like you’re doing great, while any day can bring challenges. It’s your attitude that makes a difference. Well done.
Really cool to see the details behind these farms that we all drive past all the time. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻
My wife & I are not farmers but we fell in love with a house out in the country that is between two farmer's fields that rotate each year between soy beans and corn. It is so quiet out here that we can hear the windmills of the wind farm turn. We, in western Ohio, are on the edge of the Polar Vortex so we are experiencing temperatures only in the teens and upper single digits, no negative numbers. We have finally received about an inch of snow this winter. I do not miss the lake affect snow as I grew and worked up north and along the Great Lakes from our current location. ( about a foot to 2 feet more of snow compared to where I am now living) My grandfather and mother farmed and one of my better friends from high school still is farming. If you can call dairy farming, farming rather than grazing. The soil where I grew up is too poor to grow food crops properly. Enjoying learning about how to grow food crops rather than silage crops.( crops to feed the cows)
Good morning Jojo and hubby!! Another awesome video
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I LOVE learning from you guys! GREAT CONTENT! Thank you!
Thank you Jojo and Zack for this video. Not a farmer but maybe if there WAS a Fountain Of Youth I might give at least some small scale farming a shot. Nonetheless, you two offer a learning experience for us all. Living in a residential area, if I was to be dropped off in your fields I would just run and run through them enjoying that vast area of beauty and solitude. Got nearly 7 inches of snow here in Nashville, Tn which is a major rarity. My street is slick so I haven't been out and about since Sunday. I did shovel my driveway and actually enjoyed that since I like snow overall. The weather's just been crazy this past year. Again, thanks! Be safe!! 😊❤
I have done farming in the past. And we here in Wisconsin most people don’t have a watering system so watching you guys is very interesting
Jordan and Zack, Love your channel. You are such a refreshing couple. The way you live life on the farm is extraordinary. I farmed for 48 years and am now retired. Love seeing the new innovations you are showing in a way everyone can understand. Thank You
I really enjoy your enthusiasm. Worked 10 years for a hay farmer in Finney County. Started on a rake, to helping clear fields and building stacks and driving a swather to eventually operating a hay grinder
excellent equipment for preparing soil🚜
No longer farming but your right about fresh turned dirt. There's a smell about it and you have to catch it soon after. It's kinda like freshly made hay, it's hard to describe if you've never experienced it. It always made me feel there's a real connection between the land and the farmer that only they have the opportunity to enjoy.
We've had a fairly warm winter so far. Glad to hear that you got snow to cover that wheat crop. Family in the Salina area still have a small acreage, and I get an earful when the weather doesn't cooperate.
Please keep the videos coming!
I WOUD SAY MOST OF US CITY FOLK HAVE SEEN PROBABLY EVERY PIECE OF MACHINERY ANY FARMER HAS USED. BUT IT IS NICE TO HAVE IT EXPLAINED AS TO WHAT IT DOES OR IS USED FOR. THANK U KIDS.
HI JO JO u asked how we are doing well up here in northern mich. we got 47 inches of snow from Sat, to Wed and single numbers for our highs for a week now, but we think thats normal living here by Lake Superior for January.............😁😁😁😁
Oh my goodness. You are so fun Jojo. You two are a great Ying Yang team. Next is children? Maybe? I bet you two are/will be great parents. Yes, take us along.
Dear Jordon and Zak, thank you both for sharing your lives with the whole world. You might be amazed that you have 420k+ subscribers and over 2mill views, but we aren’t. Your lives are so fascinating and your wonderful personalities spring all into life. JoJo you know far more and are way better than you give yourself credit for. I love the way you speak to us, it’s like you are only talking to me. And you know how to film, edit and publish every story in such a fun, logical manner. I look forward to watching every event you publish, both here and on Insta. So all the way on the other side of Earth is this bloke learning so much from you. Thank You so much. Regards R
Very, very, very good episode. You guys both do a great job at telling y'alls story. Coming from the video production industry, I didn't say that much about TH-cam channels. The only thing I might suggest is a few more close up shot to help illustrate what you are explaining in your narrative parts. I also know that the farm work comes first, so that was a suggestion, not a criticism. All in all, I find your channel thourally entertaining, and I enjoy leaving the odd comment on how much I love your channel and how crazy cold dips are. Keep up the great work, and soon you will have 1M subs.
Thank you always.❤
Love your attitude. I'm not a farmer but work a a military training base. This weather affects the training. The equipment doesn't like the cold as well as the soldiers. We need to make sure the soldiers are safe. Thanks for sharing your journey. Please pray for the safety of our soldiers all over the world.
Amen lord Jesus
Coyote is probably looking for mice, bugs and grubs. We have all had times when things clog up way too often. Good driving, it takes some getting used to. Zac is a legend, patient and informative. Good show jojo. Our guys order water from the dam water department, so they need to wait until it arrives in a few days time before pumping. They need to be on top of their water ordering . People with bores like you, have a total they can pump over the year and it is audited, I guess that is what you are doing, providing numbers to show if you are under your allocation.
Great video JoJo and Zack
Hi. Glad you are out there doing that. With you learning it will save them guys times
Loooooove from germany
Before we went to no till I pulled a 10ft JD plowing disc and followed with a 18 ft spring tooth. I had 2 AC D19 tractors at the time. No cabs of course.
When I was a a little kid my dad plowed 80 acre fields with a 2 14 bottom plow pulled with an AC WD 45 tricycle tractor. It took him over an hour to make his first round. The better part of a week to do a field.
We never invested a lot in equipment but slowly moved more and more into cattle. We used to have hogs too but the big confinement operators made that unprofitable.
Another outstanding video we are in SoCal & don't or can't appreciate the weather problems you all are having but I do remember what it was liked when I was younger 😮👋🙏
Takk!
Holy crap THANK YOU! 🙏
Thank you😀
500K is just a warm-up hold on guys!!! 🚜🌽🌽❤❤
Delightful JOJO at it again ❤️
You're so positive Jordan an Zac. Fantastic video everything you put together is great an educational to .currently in new Zealand 🇳🇿 it's 30 degrees Celsius mid summer
Yeah..not good when your organic matter blows away instead of breaking down in the soil. Great video guys. Stay safe.
Congratulations on 435000
Hello, first time on the channel from Algeria, may God protect you, thank you
Great video you both do a good job explaining the equipment and how it's used Also, you both are fun to watch joking with each other. Freeze warnings here in Tampa tonight. This is the one month when we get to wear long sleeve clothes. Stay warm.
When I had my horse business pulling the pasture’s on my tractor was always relaxing.
Great video guys. Good info
Thank you! Hopefully we didn’t talk your ear off too mych😂
We had a freezing rain and ice storm come thru. Loads of trees down taking out our power and heat. Some may be without power for as much as two weeks. But it's past and headed your way. Stay safe. There's plenty to come. ❤
We've been pretty fortunate thus far. We had subzero temps but only a couple of inches of fluffy, dry snow. Interstate 70 has been a train wreck, but that's about any day yoy pick anymore. Nothing but straight road from the state lune to Indianapolis, but for whatever reason it seeya challenge for many to navigate safely. Our son and his family have discovered it may be time to upgrade their furnace since it really struggled to keep up with the cold temps. We may get some ice tonight. Hopefully not, but it's Winter. Deal with it!
You all got to get the married thing going ! You make a great team!
They are
THANK YOU PRECIOUS LADY FOR YOUR POWERFUL CREATING 💖🙏🙏🎉🎉🎉
Great job running the VT Zack
I was watching one of your short videos on cleaning cat litter.All we use is wood pellets.Every there or four days change it .Still put up the stink.Goon on the lawn.
Like your videos ofwhat goes. on in farming
I enjoy the videos you post I’m in south east Iowa and we got hit with the snow also I have lived here 16 years and have had this much snow but not the wind after it was snow bound for 2 days I have a tractor but the drifts were so bad I had to go to work and get a loader to dig out
I find it amazing that you have over 440 members and larson farms has been in the UTUBE business for way way longer than you, but he only has about 367 members and he puts out way more videos, so it's safe to say that your doing some right! ❤
Formais un tamder perfecto da gusto veros .Es evidente que os encanta vuestro trabajo bastante mejor estais hay en plena naturaleza que no trabajando en un taller etc .Como hijo de agricultor todo un orgullo que haya gente como vosotros con la dedicacion y amor por vuestro trabajo un trabajo que seguro en vuestro paisx esta mejor valorado que en mi pais España os animo a seguir a si y no cambieis nunca un fuerte abrazo desde zaragoza Spain 💪🇪🇦
Beautiful
They're still used here in West Tennessee but we don't have to much high wind
Good stuff, thanks for the ride-along!! Did y’all have to winterize the pivots? Hit the single digits here in N. Georgia. Part of the outside sprinkler system here at the brewery froze and busted. SO…false alarm and we get to evacuate the plant and stand outside in the freezing cold while the false alarm is checked out.
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Awesome work and great video as usual have you got new combine yet
Good day🤗 Erik Finland
I Have a friend who lives in Goodland Kansas and she always sends pictures of when it snows. Was worried about her when the polar vortex hit the mid west. We got really cold here in South LA. Some towns in Louisiana are still with out water as of today 1/19.
Great video as usual guys have you got new combine yet
I love America. Beautiful country 💐❤️🇺🇲🌹💐❤️
Discs are what I call a “ high maintenance “ plow because of all the things that break down on them. The blades can come loose, lots of bearings to go out, wheel bearings, gang bearings, hydraulic hoses, hydraulic cylinders, bolts that break, flats on all those gauge wheels, lol. I tell my guys, we only run these when we absolutely have to. 😂
We have here in Finland stil 40 cm snow over ground and ground is frzen aout one meter, so we are doing ame tings in may.
At my house nothing drastic happened just lots & lots of DEEP COLD. Hope you all are safe & take care Jojo & Zach.
Keep learning and Growing. Good Video
Great job running the tractor and VT JoJo
Hey, just curious. Are there many people growing potatoes in western Kansas on irrigated ground these days?
I’m not sure on the exact number but I have heard of a couple neighboring farmers that do it! I would love to see their equipment
Get with the neighbors and do a spud video. Believe it or not potato growing does have some interesting equipment involved. Planting potatoes will be happening in spring when soil temps stay consistently above freezing. They do not need to be nearly as warm as corn to plant. @@JojoSnow01
Excellent videos, beautiful views!
We've been down to -23° here in Moorhead Minnesota without wind chill but very little snow
Take a monster to stay warm 😂
Does it get loud riding in the tractors?
Large and very interesting story and "news program" from and by combin's "Captain"! 😅
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Hello from Vladimirskaya Region of Russian Federation! ❤❤
I live in Southern California so it always makes me smile when people say its cold outside when its 50 degrees outside. Being a city boy anything that has to do with farming or farm equipment fascinates me. I have two questions, do you rotate crops and if you do how often and with what plant.
God walks alongside sharing works w/you always + fur-babies!😮😂🎉
Good vid, why the circles?
Jojo, i just watched the video on you learning tilling, and well done to you, also to see a full video instead of a short is a 100 % better, i can see more of what is happening and i love it Oh by the way, my name is Ian and im from Australia
I have family in Kansas what area do you farm? One of my nephews works for john deer.
As Neil Young wrote " a natural beauty should be preserved like a monument to nature." So true. Great taste in all your music choices too.
Not into farming but I would watch Jojo sweep the floor!
Central Texas here with one question....what is snow?
Are you posting now on FB? There are two pages with pics…..
Loving your videos from the Dumas, Texas area
More like hundreds of thousands when new JoJo, rough guess... Don't worry... I drive long haul... Truck and trailer im drivin is worth around $85000, plus the cost of freight... Some days im runnin half a million dollars down the road, others, maybe $120k lol you learn to not notice so much what things are worth and pay attention to what your doin and get comfortable. Takes a few years. I quit looking at my BOLs for product and only for a hazmat column. As long as i dony see hazmat, i dont care. Just easier that way. I treat every load the same lol
Oh my lord! 😂 the pressssureee! I just think I’m a woman that over thinks every single thing and I get scared. Haha doesn’t help that I didn’t grow up around any equipment! That’s a lot of money!
@@JojoSnow01 just breathe. Concentrate on the job at hand. Like hunting, your concentrating on the shot when you've found your prey...
I made a couple of turns too tight many years ago. I snagged hydraulic hoses on a tire and tore some stuff up real good. You remind me of my times riding an old Case tractor many years ago.
❤ you'll are awesome keep up the good work MAMITA and Zach and work work today another day bless just moving forward with the job and God bless you'll its amazing to do that job 💯 mamita Hermosa mujer 💋💋
You guys are a fun couple to follow, look forward to your videos.
Hey guys 😊 It's above 0 here in NE minn.1st time in a week.
Still no sunshine.Ill use yours.
Have fun day.🐧🐧🍀
Bounce like in a cabover LOL