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sir you cant park there.
Yeah I don't miss her laugh but I miss her extreme I know it was hard bro because it seems like you become family life does go on and I said when she passed away that I would hit like button every time but I didn't I apologize
That's why I just talked to my son's mother she said you should have been dead a long time ago and I said I know but I keep helping people out and I don't give a rat's ass all my family from Minnesota so that's how I got to roll
Please never loose your ability to keep on smiling and laughing Chet. 😊
Hey Chet I was wondering if you would be interested in HAYBUSTER rock picker parts manuals?
To me the best part of the video was Chet loading the corn planter by hand and he started to complain and Dougo reminded him that was the way we all did it 40 years ago. I pray that Chet remembers that moment with his Dad and never takes it for granted how hard his grandfather, father and uncle used to work to make the farm the success that it is today. ❤
I remember as a child, everything was in bags, including fertilizer. The wheat and pea seed didn't come in 50lb bags but 100 lb burlap bags. My dad, who wasn't a big man, would toss those things with ease, it seems!
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I do. Those stories about what made the farm are my favorite parts of the video.
It's all relative. They planted 200 acres 40 years ago, now it's 10,000. The seed used to cost $30 a bag and sold for $1.50-2.00, now it's $300 a bag and sells for $4, just because it yields more doesn't mean it's better or easier..
Chris left the Crabs for you!😂😂😂
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What a crap year for you all, it looked so promising to start the year with good weather and now watching the news of the farmers up your way with farms underwater and even homes, it heart breaking. All the prep time, fuel and labor losses and other material losses is got to take a toil on you all and now breakdowns too. I don't know how you all do it, but thank you for keeping on.
That is not away you want to end spring planting. Very expensive end. Poor Big Swede get slid into the marsh. Nice to here you got all black beans.
Doug likes his tractor seat adjusted just like the chair in the bankers office. All business. 😀
I agree with dougo. How do you drive and see what You're doing when you're half lying down?
Chet, your positive attitude in tough situations is inspiring.
That really was a good call to keep the other planter and set it up for the year. Could you imagine if you didn't.
What a day!!! I'm glad you are all at peace with what comes.
WOW looks like the struggle bus came to visit Larson Farms and liked it so much there that it decided to spend the whole day there
Y’all managed to keep an upbeat attitude through it all and even try to laugh it off
Great job Chet Dougo Big Swede Randy and Brodie
Enjoyed the video as always
This is what makes Larson Farms TH-cam channel my number 1 channel is to watch
The Big Swede just trying to give the Deere a drink 😂
God bless the farmers. They work so hard and long hours, just to supply food for us. People, don’t take their work for granted. Support the farmers
And send corn to the ethanol plant
You have proven the old adage,
If something can go wrong, it will.
And at the worst time.. What a nasty day. You guys did great overcoming a storm of bad ju ju. Wow, Yank em does the job, again!! Momentum is wonderful, IF you can harness it!
LOL Auto steer put me in the rhubarb. When you said may have to hook hoses to the steering cylinders on the quad track. All I could think of was Dougo and the combine steering column.
Not an easy spring for everyone, keep going man.. better days ahead I’m sure!
Thank You 😊 Thank You for all the work you do. So many farmers are hurting. Be safe . GOD BLESS All your families. Keep up the work. THANK You.
God bless Dougo. I have melanoma . Well controlled. But I have to laugh. My Surgeon/Dermatologist enters the examination room with that can of Freezing Epidermal spray with her finger positioned to start spraying me as soon as she enters the room.She doesn't miss a beat or a spot😊.I am grateful because i'm ten years into this and i'm still quite alive and have a bright future.
feel you pain in the description. My doc says, well, how much spraying are you going to tolerate today? I think she enjoys it a bit too much.
My dad is 92 and gets sprayed every time in take him in. His doc says people are living way longer now and skin problems are showing up now. Dad said you mean I lived to long. Doc asked how old his parents were when they passed. Dad told doc mid 70s. Doc said see you out lived them by 17+ years because of better healthcare. Dad was told his skin problems could have happened 70 years ago when we didn’t know what the sun could do.
I've gotten alot of parts of my head. The worst was inside my ear followed by right next to my eyes. I'm going for a second Mohs this time it's next to my right eye. Beats the alternative.
Thanks for another great video Chet and the entire !!!!!
It was most interesting and enjoyable to watch for sure.
Wow. Everything was stuck or broke down all of a sudden. Oh my.
Nice job getting Eric unstuck with the tractor and sprayer. The front end disappeared into the ground. Chet got it out with the small Deere tractor and a good rope with the energy thing. When Chet hit the gas it popped the other tractor right out of the hole. Nice work Chet and Eric.
The case IH tractor appears to have a broken axle or something along that line. Oh my.
Not good. Guess the dealership has it and seeing what needs to be done. Ouch.
Dougo and Brody doing the replanting thing. That just takes time before more rain comes. Always something.
Busy time and late hours for everyone. Hang in there you all.
Take care and be safe.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Oh my gosh, y'all had a full on Friday the 13th day🤦♀️ Chet sweetie you need an extra day off lol.. all that running and problems. Sorry guys I'll keep you in my prayers, I know the weather has been nuts this year all across the US. Take care and God Bless
Chet the good thing about editing is it can make you look like an eternal optimist and patient in all circumstances. :) Hope the rest of the growing season the weeds abate, the rain is just right and your yields are excellent...
haha - I imagine some harsh words are spoken know and then that get edited out - and a few wrenches get tossed around, etc. - you know.
Tons of admiration and respect for all of you. You guys make my day.
I remember the bon fires my dad and uncles, and all the neighbors had torching the few million seed bags back in the late 70’s and early 80’s!
It looked the world was on fire for a few hours every spring. Ahh the amount of beer that was consumed by everyone 😂
Looks like rough season. Sending good thoughts and prayers because I want to see you guys doing good. You'll get through it.
I feel every one pain! Dougo, bad analogy on the comparison to sending a lawn. I know of this beautiful couple that lives on a lake in Minnesota that had their yard "professionally" seeded last year. Looks like a million bucks lol
Good Job Boys👍gotta stay at it! Nice Stick for the Swede🐸
Douggo and I are the same age, I am a 6th generation commercial fisherman (farmers of the sea 🌊) I cannot stand sunscreen and have never worn it or anything more than a pair of shorts. I made my first dermatologist appointment 6/20 and was scared to death of what might come out of my visit- just a couple skin tags got nitrogen! Can’t believe it!
Our lives are almost exactly the same but with different equipment. I don’t know how I found your wonderful channel but I can’t get enough!!!
The good vibes yall put out are simply amazing!
God bless the farmers!❤
Its a probably a good thing that the younger generation of farmers is coming along because you can tell Randy and Dougo have seen a lot of hard work and just starting to where down on fighting the weather and everything that makes farming harder every year
Wow, that has got to be one of the busiest days on the farm of so many oooopppsssiess, the stress level is palatable for sure, what more can be thrown at the Farmers in this Country this Year!!!! Keep the Faith and Praying for you all!!! it does not pay to have an awesome early spring EH!!!
Thank you for all you do...I miss the days of early mornings and late nights. Definitely not the breakdowns and occasional stuck equipment but that goes with the business. Great videos and content. Thanks guys!
I would have bet donuts to dollars that the little John Deere would not be able to pull out the other tractor and weed sprayer. WOW. I am impressed. Good advertisement for a Yankum Rope.
everytime i watch one of your videos i thank god for how easy we have it in MO, farmin is hard enough without fighting that heavy black ground and the elements.
The Big Swede out in the Ruuuubarb 🤣
Maintenance budget was spent dry. Eric, drive much ...deep ditch. Chet comes to the rescue. 👍👍👍
Do you suppose the Big Swede didn't see the end of the field or fell asleep...... Hell of a place to park and go sight seeing. All i keep thinking is HOW.
I with you on the skin cancer. I've had multiple spots removed either by knife or the freeze.
I’m with you Dougo, every time I get in a tractor after one of my boys ran it I feel like I’m going to fall out the back window
I usually say that hit the like button every time after the call Nicole died and I have another I apologize for that my mistake but yet thank you so much for your videos all my family is from Minnesota
Cheer up, Dougo. We all have our own problems.
It's the Larson Family Fun Farm, always loads of hard work, good hucks, and interesting Dougo complaints/observations (i.e. Orson Beam like).
Be thankful that you have opportunity too replant!
Have you guys ever looked into helicopter or air tractor and do aerial spraying.
No plants getting runned over, and no equipment getting stuck in the mud.
Not a number cruncher, Chet could crunch some, though and see if it is worth it
Dougo! Dougo! He can do it when no one else can!
oh the struggle bus to get the crops planted this spring.....
very curious to hear what let go on the 4-track
hang in there gang.....
Axle snapped I guess
Eric, apparently that tractor isn’t meant for mud bogging….😂
Dougo hopefully you can catch a break the rest of the season!
Helper B is stuck in the ditch again. 🤣🤣🤣 Eric: "I tried to put it in reverse"
Fun video, always enjoy the updates. Thanks Larson's.
Don't worry dugo you'll be fine my grandpa had skin cancer but fought for you ten years until 2016 and I had a friend that got it too god bless you dungo and fight like hell
That was a full day of surprises and work! You all do so much to get the jobs done!
Dang, looks like all of you had your challenges in this video.
Can totally relate to all the issues at hand. Overall it was a awesome video. Take care guys, be safe out and about. 🚜🚜🚜
The Big Swede put her in the rubarb!😂
That was a duck ppnd
Dang, hard days work, good luck boys
I would love to hear what Chris says when he sees Eric's situation!
"Oh, this is gonna be a ride..."!! 😂😅😂😅
Hi Chet - another great video. I look forward to them. Good luck to Dougo with his health issues & hopefully his positivity will help others. P.S. Love the big tractors!
We need Randy to give us an update on the rock picker on that tractor.
Like the yankum.
Hope you guys recover well! love the vids
It’s been a tough planting season but thanks to your positive attitude and perseverance you’re getting it done..Keep on keeping on 😂unless of course it stops raining and you end up with a poor harvest 😢.Just saying
Wow! What a dang day!! The words of Dr. King come to kind: “We shall overcome!”
🇺🇸 Someone has to be 'that guy', you can't park there, Eric!!!😂 🚜🌽🌾🚜
Exactly!
Y’all are # 1 on TH-cam for farming in 2024 . Awesome 😎! Millennial Farmer # 3
Thank you to all the Farmers out there that go through their daily struggles to feed use all A BIG THANK YOU!
Awesome work everyone and Glad that Dougo is doing better!! 🚜
So very great to see a video from Larson Farm it made my day thank you Chet and guys
Well the big Swede really got a good one for some Brody cleaning
You guys had quite the day 😮
It's been one of those kinds of years again! Sometimes when you're about to get done you start having problems. I've seen it many of times!
Hey, Swead, if Donald J. Trump was President! you might got Stuck LOL
Chet nice how u take the bad n keep cool ! God bless all farmers 🙏🏻
Lots off respect for you all doing these video’s even when things are so though with weather and breakdowns, those are the only things I do not miss about farming, thank you for another great video 🙋♂️
I absolutely cannot believe this is the first time for the Yankum Ropes. Seeing the conditions you’re working in, I would have expected you all to have worn those things out. Good video as always and thanks for bringing us along. Pray the rain lets up this fall.
Chet you have no idea how many bags old guys had to load. Corn ,wheat ,beans,alfalfa, fertilizer. And some of the bags were 100 pounds apiece. Everything came in bags.
Wow Chet. You guys have had your share of rain and breakdowns etc. But you’re still getting er done. But it will get better. Cool video 👍❤️
Dougo is just a quart low on Mello Yellow
I don't know why I was reminded of my Grandfather walking in after a difficult day with nothing but sayings..."Nothings going to amount to a hill of beans, and to top it all, I went ass over tea kettle and ready for prayers"! The whole family had to leave the room to both laugh hysterically and ponder what actually happened!
Gotta love Dougo! Wishing him nothing but good health and happiness! Take care
The "Gofer" has to be the most talented person on the farm. He has to fix all the stuff ups, be in 10 different places at the same time and still do his job while everyone else only has to focus on one job and they still complain.
You all are great. Love you videos.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!
Chet it looks like you are having one of those days when anything that can go wrong will go wrong
Amazing video chet and Larson farms!!!
Tough days on the farm.
My peppers are FINALLY starting to green up after a month of yellow stunted growing. 200+ plants, I need it to rain just a *little* less please 😐 Hoping you have better luck with your re-plant gentlemen, this year is weird !
Hope you guys can keep the same attitude off the camera as you do on it! The frustrations of breakdowns & mess ups can be overwhelming. Having a staff with 'can do attitudes' and administering positive risk management in working up solutions is great. It's even great watching it from the outside. Just sad it has to cost so much to keep it all going. Keep up the good work!
One of your best videos. The way you guys handle problems, even expensive problems, with a sense of humor is inspiring.
Great video guys 😊😊
Chet Dougo Eric Broodie great explanations and great work replant corn soy beans bag corn oh my
Those little tree air fresheners u got hanging in ya tractors......in the UK there called magic trees lol😂
nice ride along
Better check the other Case/IH tractors for any signs of the same happening.
your learning DougO Kids like to lay back when driving
God bless guys
Well the positives of Eric getting stuck, drainage ruts, and we can actually see how clean Brody clean is Brody clean 😂
This was a long day! 😮
I feel your pain when one has a problems they all have one. First Dougo then Uncle and now the Swede. Wish you a better summer and great fall harvest
Dougo I saved a bunch of scoopers at work and hid them in a big bucket. When they found them 10 years later wow were they all happy. They were used up in a hurry! 😂😂 its not hoarding if it becomes useful.
Best channel on TH-cam. Great content and great editing
Love the videos keep up the great work and you guys should do a updated equipment tour
WOW Great Show!!🇺🇲👍🏻
You would have no idea how many bags of corn and soybean I stacked as a teenager working at a seed farm bagging seed. If everything went well we could bag 12 pallets an hour. Corn was worse than soybeans because the bags weren't full and it was harder to get them to sit flat so you could stack the pallets 3 high in the warehouse.
The struggle bus is alive on parsons farm❤😊😊
Looks like somebody got the "L" out of there ?
Big Swede in the rhubarb!
I am an old farmer, not quite retired, remember when every thing was in 112 pound bags (hundred weights we called them) be very gratefull of seed tenders bulk bins and bags etc. Dougo knows what I am talking about. No wonder we have bad backs knees and hips etc. Shovels and forks to move everything, how the hell did we do it all. I also remember those days when nothing went right bloody frustrating!!!! Love watching the videos, a real eye opener on US farming. All the best from the UK