Ok I gotta say this. I am so far removed from farming. I am in hospitality (hotel sales & marketing in the concrete jungle of the Dallas-Ft Worth area of North Texas), I work in an office at a hotel all day long, visit with guests, make visits to corporate accounts, and rarely break a sweat. But your videos are riveting! I really should be in bed, as I have an early morning tomorrow, but your most recent upload had me glued to the screen. Not sure if you ever get to North Texas, but if you do, let me buy you a beer. Texas can make a great craft brew.
Your approach to using social media to educate people about the ag sector is definitely working. I've been in the Minnesota suburbs my whole life and knew nothing about farming, but your videos have definitely educated me on how the industry works and how the politics and economics can make or break a farmers year.
Wow Zack thank you for going up there and going to that show! It's really neat to see what those guys do, we the United States kind of get in a rut and forget the rest of the world Farms too, big-time!
@@biobauer8 but at a cost.. the only way we can expand here in the netherlands is by buying our neighbours.. not many people can just rack up 2 million euros for 20 hectares..
Zach, you and your family are great ambassadors to farming and all the businesses that support it!!! A BIG thank you from a non farmer who knows who is putting the food on our plates.
I absolutely love your videos and they have been tremendously valuable to me in my job. I’m in sales and have been selling products to Deere, AGCO, CNHi and others for close to two decades. Over all those years, I’d meet with engineers and never really understood how the equipment works or it’s uses. Watching your videos has really opened my eyes to so much, so thank you for all you do. I’m truly thankful that I stumbled across your channel last year while doing some research on new machines. Besides the educational side of it, you are funny as hell. You have a beautiful family and are truly blessed with all that you have and your ability to educate those of us that know nothing about agriculture. Thank you again and keep up the great work.
Man I just found your channel a week or so ago and I’ve been watching non stop ever since. Such a great channel. You are a great guy and it shows through the camera. Keep it up. I don’t know why there’s not a channel on tv dedicated to farm shows like this. It’s great. Thanks for what you do for us farmers.
I was the circulation developer for Erosion Control Magazine for 11 years, and used to see all the show and write-ups year after year. The editor and I shared a suite. So interesting to actually see people enjoying and learning about the equipement life and up close!
First time commenter here. Just wanted to say I have had enormous enjoyment watching your channel. I reckon this is one of the best vlogging channels on youtube, of any topic for so many reasons. Defo a proper good laugh too on occasions! I have a farming background but currently work in a different occupation. For any US readers of this comment who are also interested in WW2, our farm was based on RAF Biggin Hill airfield (UK), where back in the war, we were and still are very grateful to have had brave American pilots flying missions. Our farm was approx 500 acres and we were almost exclusively silage and hay. We were also agri contractors, offering our services to local farms (ploughing, baling, spraying, etc). Our main machines at the time I was there (1982 -1995) were David Brown 90 series tractors (yes that's right - Case Internationals!) but we also had a John Deere which was my fave :) Many many thanks for the great videos.
Ayyyeeee..... another kiwi, that was my nickname aswell when I was on a custom harvest crew last year, from nz obviously aswell, was pretty cool to see him on the video😁
Zach it so awesome we have wittness what God has done with Millennial Farmer. I from the bottom of my love of farming. I say thank you for all the work you and your family has put into Millennial Famer. George Deltaville, VA
As someone who does auto body for a living i enjoy seeing and getting your input in your field always enjoy your vids. We each play our own part in this country and believe what makes it such a special place. Keep up the good work.
Most people don't realize how hard you guys work and how vital farming is to our and all of society, I mean seriously Organized Agriculture was the first step that led mankind away from nomadic tribes and into cities and communities, Farmers really are on the cutting edge most times so they can stay profitable because they keep dropping what they pay farmers and raising the prices at the stores, something has to give, Thank you for the fresh safe food you provide us in North America. You deserve a lot more credit Farmers!
Here in Manitoba we have 20k-30k acre farms as well, I work on a farm a little over 9000 acre farm. Has Instagram and you-tube too. Beaver Creak Farms Ltd if interested in seeing a potato/grain farm in action
Your so right about the impact social media can have! I'm a builder in NH and don't farm at all. We don't have big farms where onlive so I find it so interesting and incredible what goes into an outfit like yours!
I'm human and I eat, my food magically appears at a store, I buy it and consume it, repeat over again. I now know more about what it takes to get it there thanks to you. I have encouraged all the young people I know to watch your channel. We all need to apricate the farmer more big or small. Keep talking to the people that don't know. Thank a farmer for growing it and thank a trucker for bring it and thank you for what you do
As a guy who grew up with a grandfather who ONLY bought red tractors... I have officially switched to John Deere in Farmsim19. Your influence is working!
Great to see a fellow Kiwi living the dream in Sask. I did a harvest there 5 years ago near Moosejaw and loved the place. Actually flying back over tomorrow to catch up with the family I worked for, what a coincidence!
I think it has something to with all the red UFO sightings in Minnesota. They either corrupted him or he agreed to be more red friendly to avoid future probings.
First off, coming from someone with past media experience, you're very good at this. You're on camera presence and ability to show and explain what you're doing in all these videos is really quite remarkable. They're enjoyable and informative. Secondly, what you're doing with your website and these videos is so important. You're helping people everywhere get a better understanding not only of farming itself and the incredible work that goes into the profession but also to remind folks about where food comes from, that it all doesn't just start on a shelf in a big grocery store. Sharing your knowledge of farming and the use of its new technologies and communicating it through social platforms is very commendable. Not to mention a great business decision in my opinion. Hope you and and your family continue to reap positive results from it and keep up the great work!
This has to be one of the most informative videos that you have put. Even though I am not a farmer I found it very interesting how the "other' farmers do their jobs. The Canadian farmer was very informative about how and what he does. Thanks for the video.
I subscribe to several Canadian farmer channels. Never ceases to amaze me how different they are from a wheat and soybean farmer in Kansas. And yet we’re the same. Buy it at retail, set it at wholesale, make a few dollars (or not), and love every minute.
Nice VDO. I have been watching your channel for 2 years now and you achieved your goal by make farming understandable by none farmers. I also like your funny way of telling your story. Keep going on. Un petit salut du Québec.
Glad to hear that social media is having an impact on behalf of ag. Clearly, that's the way to go in getting info about farming out there. I write books and do occasional presentations, and that doesn't have nearly the impact your videos have. So good work. Hope those speaking gigs and interviews keep coming for you.
Was at the IL Farm Progress show to learn about seed treatments. Their venue was massive. I wish I knew more about equipment because that is what the show predominates.
Super chuffed to have a representative from my country feature in your videos. Well done Kiwi! I have been following your channel for a little over a year now and absolutely love your content. Your so genuine and original in how you represent a hardworking farmer and family man to the world. It’s so interesting for me to see the scale of the machines and the differences in farming here in NZ compared to you, and now the super farms in Canada. My background is in dairy farming and now grow Kiwifruit which unfortunately means that the tractors had to shrink in order to do what we needed to but despite the differences in how we go about our days you are still showing the world that there are a lot of hardworking people all over the show who put the food in supermarkets for the townies to enjoy. Keep it up Zach!!
what up MN, I am a commercial advisor here in California and Linkedin recommended me an article about farmers HARVESTING youtube. Says you made about 5 times more on youtube than what you did in your farm. I had to see it to believe it. CONGRATUFVCKNLATIONS MY FRIEND
Thank you! That article got spun slightly differently than how the conversation with the reporter actually went, but it's all good. I should have expected that!
LOL, Nice, welcome to my wife's home. I am always amazed at the size of the farms when flying into Saskatoon National Airport which is just a couple hours North of Regina. My wife's uncle is labeled as a small farmer up there, he only farms 10,000 acres compared to his neighbors.
This has been so cool when my father was alive we used to go to Iowa every year some times 3 times a year. To pheasant hunt. We made some great friends in the farm community the farmers were always great wither we got to hunt or not. Haven’t been in 29 years. I always miss being around the farms in the fall. Now I tune in and am all better. Thanks
I am very happy you got to visit my home province of Saskatchewan (Now living in California) I used to live about 2 hours north of Regina in a farming community as well.
it was nice that you were able to visit us up here in canada. hope you enjoyed your stay. maybe one day you can come check out the farms in ontario and compare them to others you have seen.
Went to Regina back in 2016 from Australia for that show. Invited over by SeedHawk the airseeder we use here to put our crop in. Definitely is one massive show and I’ll be going back one year too!!
Howzit bro. Love your videos, love what your doing, I learn alot about farming. Hopefully one day you can teach me. Keep up the good work. Much respect from a trucker all the way from South Africa
We have a pretty sweet grain truck lined up for that show. I work at Alberta Box Centre in Wetaskiwin and we had an awesome green Freightliner truck in the show 2 years ago.
Im younger than you by a short few years(tail end of the millenials born in 95) and i would be confused trying to even understand any of the new equipment. I still run equipment from the 50's-70's. I dont know if i want anything new now that i got to actually see the complexity thanks to this channel. Ill keep my 1100 series masseys.
Thank you for the Love for Case we appreciate it lol. Love the video, would have loved to check out those tractors. I would have been sore though because I would have climbed in each one lol.
This was fricken awesome!! Big timer🤩🤩😎😎 Top job yet again Zach. I was on the edge of my seat during the ‘Red’ segment!!🤣🤣🤣 All the best bud and keep up the great work on and off camera✌🏻✌🏻🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴
Awesome to see you at the Farm Progress Show Zack! Would have been sweet to run into you while I was there. Glad you were able to see what was happening in Canada's ag sector! Keep up the awesome videos
Hello from norway you should change out the green for red for shure. Case is awsome tractors use them here keeps Running like gold when green is in the shop all the time No joke 😂😂
I have always wanted to be a farmer, but never had the chance. Your channel has helped me, and other people I'm sure, understand what it takes to be a farmer. It is a lot more than just planting crops, or raising animals. Its technology,learning,patience, faith,, money. A lot of things have to go just right soyou can have a profit, or a good year.. looking forward to seeing that challenger replaced by a CASE! l o l..
Great video Zach! Glad you gave the compact disc a look over. Loved this video. You are such a good spokesman for farmers and you always bring a smile to my face. Oh and I am buying my first tractor in about a month.
Chur from Auckland, Kiwi. Pretty buzzy seein u on my favorite farming channel all the way on the opposite side of the world. What an awesome expo on day 1 Zack.
that was a very interesting video. I really enjoyed it..did not realize Canada had such large farms.That 22000 acre farm was pretty self contained, they run 24 hours a day. Thanks so much for doing this video. Great Job
22,000 acres! So many places for Jim to bury a tractor! Another great video, I was interested in the CASE combine monitoring the systems, that might have helped when the 9860 was dropping corn on the rear axle housing. The Green machines will have it in a year or two as well.
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Ok I gotta say this. I am so far removed from farming. I am in hospitality (hotel sales & marketing in the concrete jungle of the Dallas-Ft Worth area of North Texas), I work in an office at a hotel all day long, visit with guests, make visits to corporate accounts, and rarely break a sweat. But your videos are riveting! I really should be in bed, as I have an early morning tomorrow, but your most recent upload had me glued to the screen.
Not sure if you ever get to North Texas, but if you do, let me buy you a beer. Texas can make a great craft brew.
That's awesome, thank you very much! Glad you watch!!
Ditto, no connection at all but can't stop being entertained by it
@@MillennialFarmer we got bunch of those at our kubota /caseih dealer here in pei canada
@@MillennialFarmer hahaha theres corwan
Glad to see another Dallas friend watching!!!
Your approach to using social media to educate people about the ag sector is definitely working. I've been in the Minnesota suburbs my whole life and knew nothing about farming, but your videos have definitely educated me on how the industry works and how the politics and economics can make or break a farmers year.
Thank you very much!!
glad to see another Minnesotan watching his vids
@@maxotzenberger8374 + 3
Our money may look funny early in the day but when its 1 AM and its your round, the coloured money is extremely helpful!
That guy with the 22,000 acres sure knew his shizitt!!! Great video!
James Farnham I work with him
Yeah, Kristjan is a sharp guy
Amazing farm guys.
22,000 acres.... damn
Farmers like this are the reason for the tasty Canadian Whiskey :-)
Thanks for the shoutout on the Versatile. I'll be at the Ag in Motion show in Saskatoon in two weeks.
You needed to talk to interview lady #2 for the rest of your day!! 😍
One of the good things about Canada. The excessive amount of asian women.
Those case leather seats looked pretty badass and comfy.
This channel is amazing...I want to see a league of awesome Farmers, Welker Farms, Millenial Farmer etc.
Wow Zack thank you for going up there and going to that show! It's really neat to see what those guys do, we the United States kind of get in a rut and forget the rest of the world Farms too, big-time!
I can just imagine the conversation when he gets home and sits down with his family, "I think we need to buy 12,000 more acres" lol
🤣🤣 just like that!
And some red machines😉
well as the guy 22k hectar guy said, farmers are dying out, so lotsa land to grab...
@@biobauer8 but at a cost.. the only way we can expand here in the netherlands is by buying our neighbours.. not many people can just rack up 2 million euros for 20 hectares..
@@gijsvermuntagrifotografie here in south germany, we just rent the land when a neighbouring farmer discontinues working
Nice to see the Case equipment. We used to run it and it was great stuff. Thanks for that video.
Zach, you and your family are great ambassadors to farming and all the businesses that support it!!! A BIG thank you from a non farmer who knows who is putting the food on our plates.
Thank you very much!!
@@MillennialFarmer jnmjcca🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅
Go back, we need an equipment tour of Kristjans farm.
Jtrieskey yea no kidding... I bet it’s impressive!
Bet there would be at least 4 80+ foot airseeder to get that crop in 🤭
I absolutely love your videos and they have been tremendously valuable to me in my job. I’m in sales and have been selling products to Deere, AGCO, CNHi and others for close to two decades. Over all those years, I’d meet with engineers and never really understood how the equipment works or it’s uses. Watching your videos has really opened my eyes to so much, so thank you for all you do. I’m truly thankful that I stumbled across your channel last year while doing some research on new machines. Besides the educational side of it, you are funny as hell. You have a beautiful family and are truly blessed with all that you have and your ability to educate those of us that know nothing about agriculture. Thank you again and keep up the great work.
Wow that's a huge place. I thought Welker was big. It's so interesting the things you guys do. Hard working
Man I just found your channel a week or so ago and I’ve been watching non stop ever since. Such a great channel. You are a great guy and it shows through the camera. Keep it up. I don’t know why there’s not a channel on tv dedicated to farm shows like this. It’s great. Thanks for what you do for us farmers.
You got into a UGV? (Unidentified Ground Vehicle) You're a brave man!
I was the circulation developer for Erosion Control Magazine for 11 years, and used to see all the show and write-ups year after year. The editor and I shared a suite. So interesting to actually see people enjoying and learning about the equipement life and up close!
Vhhj 7:38
I'm guessing they got you all liquored up on that Canada beer to get you to promote Case. :D
Very enjoyable video.
First time commenter here. Just wanted to say I have had enormous enjoyment watching your channel. I reckon this is one of the best vlogging channels on youtube, of any topic for so many reasons. Defo a proper good laugh too on occasions! I have a farming background but currently work in a different occupation. For any US readers of this comment who are also interested in WW2, our farm was based on RAF Biggin Hill airfield (UK), where back in the war, we were and still are very grateful to have had brave American pilots flying missions. Our farm was approx 500 acres and we were almost exclusively silage and hay. We were also agri contractors, offering our services to local farms (ploughing, baling, spraying, etc). Our main machines at the time I was there (1982 -1995) were David Brown 90 series tractors (yes that's right - Case Internationals!) but we also had a John Deere which was my fave :) Many many thanks for the great videos.
Interesting, thank you!!
Ayyyeeee..... another kiwi, that was my nickname aswell when I was on a custom harvest crew last year, from nz obviously aswell, was pretty cool to see him on the video😁
He's a cool guy!
Glad hes representing us well👌🤙
Sounded like an Aussie but good to hear a NZer working for a large farmer in Canada
Na mate definitely a kiwi, hes been there for 3 years tho so hes not to pute in sound now🤣
Zach it so awesome we have wittness what God has done with Millennial Farmer. I from the bottom of my love of farming. I say thank you for all the work you and your family has put into Millennial Famer.
George
Deltaville, VA
Your best vlog yet! Jason the Kiwi we need more of New Zealand on Millennial Farmer😂
As someone who does auto body for a living i enjoy seeing and getting your input in your field always enjoy your vids. We each play our own part in this country and believe what makes it such a special place. Keep up the good work.
My smart ass first thought was, he’s lost and can’t find his way around the venue, without auto steer!🤣🤣🤣
Most people don't realize how hard you guys work and how vital farming is to our and all of society, I mean seriously Organized Agriculture was the first step that led mankind away from nomadic tribes and into cities and communities, Farmers really are on the cutting edge most times so they can stay profitable because they keep dropping what they pay farmers and raising the prices at the stores, something has to give, Thank you for the fresh safe food you provide us in North America. You deserve a lot more credit Farmers!
Here in Manitoba we have 20k-30k acre farms as well, I work on a farm a little over 9000 acre farm. Has Instagram and you-tube too. Beaver Creak Farms Ltd if interested in seeing a potato/grain farm in action
Your so right about the impact social media can have! I'm a builder in NH and don't farm at all. We don't have big farms where onlive so I find it so interesting and incredible what goes into an outfit like yours!
You where legit 15 minutes from me at fairlight and I never even new haha
Ha ha ha, knew you'd give him shit!! lol.
If I get back next year we should grab some beers!
@@MillennialFarmer damn right!!!! I'd be honored to buy you a few haha!
@@SouthSaskFarmer1 lol, I'd be honored to drink them!!
you should of watched the news in the morning LOL
I'm human and I eat, my food magically appears at a store, I buy it and consume it, repeat over again. I now know more about what it takes to get it there thanks to you. I have encouraged all the young people I know to watch your channel. We all need to apricate the farmer more big or small. Keep talking to the people that don't know. Thank a farmer for growing it and thank a trucker for bring it and thank you for what you do
11:46 I don't think that the guy got your joke properly.He just said "Yeah". LOL
These guys are real businessmen. Today's farmer is really something and my hat is off, mucho respect !
Zach could I hire you to speak at my birthday?
That is hilarious
No, but I am willing to be a mime who makes balloon animals. Would that work?!
I Watch your channel
@@MillennialFarmer SOLD!
Bring randy and a case of barley pop and you got a deal
As a guy who grew up with a grandfather who ONLY bought red tractors... I have officially switched to John Deere in Farmsim19. Your influence is working!
Haha, Jon sold us our first Claas Combine and he even gave me a free 1/32 model. Traded from a 0 hour 7230 (this was awhile ago)
Great to see a fellow Kiwi living the dream in Sask. I did a harvest there 5 years ago near Moosejaw and loved the place. Actually flying back over tomorrow to catch up with the family I worked for, what a coincidence!
Wandered into Canada browsing red machinery... head injury?
🤣🤣
I think it has something to with all the red UFO sightings in Minnesota. They either corrupted him or he agreed to be more red friendly to avoid future probings.
Lots n lots of beer probably
Lol
I just think Zach wanted to see how a real farming was done
First off, coming from someone with past media experience, you're very good at this. You're on camera presence and ability to show and explain what you're doing in all these videos is really quite remarkable. They're enjoyable and informative. Secondly, what you're doing with your website and these videos is so important. You're helping people everywhere get a better understanding not only of farming itself and the incredible work that goes into the profession but also to remind folks about where food comes from, that it all doesn't just start on a shelf in a big grocery store. Sharing your knowledge of farming and the use of its new technologies and communicating it through social platforms is very commendable. Not to mention a great business decision in my opinion. Hope you and and your family continue to reap positive results from it and keep up the great work!
That's an incredible compliment, thank you so much!!!
@@MillennialFarmer You're welcome and it's the truth. Cheers from New Hampshire!
Poor John Deere. If they put you any further away you would be outside the gate.
Awesome video...very entertaining and informative....Wow- 22,000 acres and a 24 hr operation...Love your channel... Thanks for the video.
At 1.02 did The lady actually say Regina,,,,sounded like something else.
oooooooh ok. Hahaha
That what she said!
It definitely sounded like something else lol
David Frost she said my Regina!
It's the city that rhymes with fun
This has to be one of the most informative videos that you have put. Even though I am not a farmer I found it very interesting how the "other' farmers do their jobs. The Canadian farmer was very informative about how and what he does. Thanks for the video.
You must have spend too much time talking to Nick or watching their Welker Farm Channel...😂
Better be careful or he might buy a real combine lol
@@SouthSaskFarmer1 are you there
@@user-A244F this was two weeks ago
@@SouthSaskFarmer1 O damn millennials love your channel and am a subscriber
@@user-A244F ok good haha
I subscribe to several Canadian farmer channels. Never ceases to amaze me how different they are from a wheat and soybean farmer in Kansas. And yet we’re the same. Buy it at retail, set it at wholesale, make a few dollars (or not), and love every minute.
Good to see the ol kiwi boys out there doing it
Nice VDO.
I have been watching your channel for 2 years now and you achieved your goal by make farming understandable by none farmers.
I also like your funny way of telling your story.
Keep going on.
Un petit salut du Québec.
i live in southern Ontario we farm 2700 acres thats a pretty standard size here we do soy beans corn and winter wheat
maybe if youre from chatham-kent or huron. Middlesex and oxford county averages are smaller
Glad to hear that social media is having an impact on behalf of ag. Clearly, that's the way to go in getting info about farming out there. I write books and do occasional presentations, and that doesn't have nearly the impact your videos have. So good work. Hope those speaking gigs and interviews keep coming for you.
Smells like hockey pucks and maple syrup right by a football stadium? Lol
It's Canada. It smells that way everywhere lol. Just gotta poke fun!
U know there is hockey rinks right there to. That’s where he was the whole time
thats code for weed (:
@@prairiewindfarms7587 were you at the show? did you see his speech?
*CFL > NFL*
Don't know why it took me so long to find this video. I like the fact that I can learn from what you do and this is my favourite so far
Disclaimer: only Saskatchewan is only farms we have actual cities in Canada too (and if you come smell a $20+ bill, the smell like maple syrup)
This is probably one of my favorite videos that was mostly discussion and Q&A. Thank you for some insight into Canadian farming operations.
Dont forget to say the IH in Case IH, pretty important
Was at the IL Farm Progress show to learn about seed treatments. Their venue was massive. I wish I knew more about equipment because that is what the show predominates.
For Pete's sake Beck those people all talked funny...kinda sounded like home🤔 except that kiwi guy lol. Very interesting Zach thx 🍺😎👍
Eh?
Super chuffed to have a representative from my country feature in your videos. Well done Kiwi!
I have been following your channel for a little over a year now and absolutely love your content. Your so genuine and original in how you represent a hardworking farmer and family man to the world. It’s so interesting for me to see the scale of the machines and the differences in farming here in NZ compared to you, and now the super farms in Canada.
My background is in dairy farming and now grow Kiwifruit which unfortunately means that the tractors had to shrink in order to do what we needed to but despite the differences in how we go about our days you are still showing the world that there are a lot of hardworking people all over the show who put the food in supermarkets for the townies to enjoy.
Keep it up Zach!!
Thank you very much!!
You should try the Sunbelt ag expo in moltury ga it's in October
what up MN,
I am a commercial advisor here in California and Linkedin recommended me an article about farmers HARVESTING youtube. Says you made about 5 times more on youtube than what you did in your farm. I had to see it to believe it. CONGRATUFVCKNLATIONS MY FRIEND
Thank you! That article got spun slightly differently than how the conversation with the reporter actually went, but it's all good. I should have expected that!
Day 1, interview #2 the best. Go back and interview that interviewer. ~~~ Anyway, fantastic video, especially hearing about the huge Hebert farm.
This vlog has got to be one of your best to date! A lot of info and a lot of fun! Tks for taking us along.
In North Queensland here in Australia we grow sugarcane and cattle
LOL, Nice, welcome to my wife's home. I am always amazed at the size of the farms when flying into Saskatoon National Airport which is just a couple hours North of Regina. My wife's uncle is labeled as a small farmer up there, he only farms 10,000 acres compared to his neighbors.
Sorry, I had to 'giggle' when that lady said, "Ragina!" I dunno...just got me all giggly!
I got giggly because I thought she said vagina.
We actually call it "the vag"
Never mind what she said! She was Hottt!!
This has been so cool when my father was alive we used to go to Iowa every year some times 3 times a year. To pheasant hunt. We made some great friends in the farm community the farmers were always great wither we got to hunt or not. Haven’t been in 29 years. I always miss being around the farms in the fall. Now I tune in and am all better. Thanks
Just buy a case zach
Edit:btw im from canada, upper Ontario
Edit 2: You made my day by going to the case booth, Thank you:)
I am very happy you got to visit my home province of Saskatchewan (Now living in California) I used to live about 2 hours north of Regina in a farming community as well.
Should come out to Ag in Motion in langham saskatchewan. Its bigger and better than the farm progress show
Agreed, way better show
it was nice that you were able to visit us up here in canada. hope you enjoyed your stay. maybe one day you can come check out the farms in ontario and compare them to others you have seen.
Never thought i would see väderstad in a american youtube channel.
A real eye OPENER for farming. That poor boom mic has got quite the schooling that's forsure. Great way to show how other farms are setup and run.
You should definitely get a Claas harvester!
Needs to talk to Brown Family Farms about their ones
Have always loved tractors & farm equipment, work in the heavy highway construction industry. You're videos are great!
Alberta and Saskatchewan are the bread basket of Canada.
Don't say that to anyone in Quebec LOL
@@bdeditch Lol! Ontario has a lot of farming as well.
@@FoolOfATuque I know I used to live beside Saskatoon, can't remember and farm produce coming out of Quebec LOL
Manitoba as well buddy. Tons of farming here
Went to Regina back in 2016 from Australia for that show. Invited over by SeedHawk the airseeder we use here to put our crop in. Definitely is one massive show and I’ll be going back one year too!!
This should put your subscriptions up over that half million mark. Eh?
🤣
Love it! Grew up in Regina ! Keep up the great work buddy!
I work there I actually helped clean and move the equipment
absolutely love this video, being a manitoban it’s so interesting seeing millennial farmer up in canada. Especially talking to the big farmers!
Hope you were here for Canada Day! Money with colour as well.
Howzit bro. Love your videos, love what your doing, I learn alot about farming. Hopefully one day you can teach me. Keep up the good work. Much respect from a trucker all the way from South Africa
Come to agri trade in Red Deer Alberta this fall!
We have a pretty sweet grain truck lined up for that show. I work at Alberta Box Centre in Wetaskiwin and we had an awesome green Freightliner truck in the show 2 years ago.
Im younger than you by a short few years(tail end of the millenials born in 95) and i would be confused trying to even understand any of the new equipment. I still run equipment from the 50's-70's. I dont know if i want anything new now that i got to actually see the complexity thanks to this channel. Ill keep my 1100 series masseys.
I am loving the CLAAS tractors etc. (fav color) could you please swap out the dark green and go with the lime green ? lol jk
Thank you for the Love for Case we appreciate it lol. Love the video, would have loved to check out those tractors. I would have been sore though because I would have climbed in each one lol.
Lol....Us Case guys get irritated only because it's the only brand you pick on. Nothing personal, tho...One day you'll come to your senses, Zack.
This was fricken awesome!!
Big timer🤩🤩😎😎
Top job yet again Zach. I was on the edge of my seat during the ‘Red’ segment!!🤣🤣🤣
All the best bud and keep up the great work on and off camera✌🏻✌🏻🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴
Come to the dark side Zach! Crops are green and tractors are red duh! 😉
Green will always remain #1
Awesome to see you at the Farm Progress Show Zack! Would have been sweet to run into you while I was there. Glad you were able to see what was happening in Canada's ag sector! Keep up the awesome videos
As well, I personally know Mr. Hebert and am from Moosomin. Pretty freakin cool
Hello from norway you should change out the green for red for shure. Case is awsome tractors use them here keeps Running like gold when green is in the shop all the time No joke 😂😂
Stian Dammen: I absolutely agree. JD old stuff was good, not so much with their new equipment.
You no joke just offended me pfff case fans
You must be a green idiot!!!!!
I have always wanted to be a farmer, but never had the chance. Your channel has helped me, and other people I'm sure, understand what it takes to be a farmer. It is a lot more than just planting crops, or raising animals. Its technology,learning,patience, faith,, money. A lot of things have to go just right soyou can have a profit, or a good year.. looking forward to seeing that challenger replaced by a CASE! l o l..
Had an audience larger than any of the democrat candidates have had so far.
Lmao
jay west ha Zach agrees too lmao😂
Hahaha true
Lol, that doesn't seem to take much effort anymore.
I can't breathe..ha
Great video Zach! Glad you gave the compact disc a look over. Loved this video. You are such a good spokesman for farmers and you always bring a smile to my face. Oh and I am buying my first tractor in about a month.
“Regina”
Hehe
'and that's why Regina rhymes with fun'...Deadpool...
Chur from Auckland, Kiwi. Pretty buzzy seein u on my favorite farming channel all the way on the opposite side of the world. What an awesome expo on day 1 Zack.
You got schooled by CASE IH? You are a John Deere dude. Oh by the way. What was your first tractor you got when you started farming?
that was a very interesting video. I really enjoyed it..did not realize Canada had such large farms.That 22000 acre farm was pretty self contained, they run 24 hours a day. Thanks so much for doing this video. Great Job
My farm just bought 2 John Deere 9rx
STUNTMAN 11412 sure
That's awesome that you are making a name for yourself all over with your knowledge.
As impressive as that farm was it makes me a bit sad. "Small" family farms like yours are what farming should be in my opinion.
22,000 acres! So many places for Jim to bury a tractor! Another great video, I was interested in the CASE combine monitoring the systems, that might have helped when the 9860 was dropping corn on the rear axle housing. The Green machines will have it in a year or two as well.