I’m fairly new to your channel. I used to milk cows in Connecticut and moved them to Utah 30 years ago. I would love to know your family’s backstory. You have the most interesting names and I don’t think they are French. The thing I most admire is how your whole family works together including what i think are cousins amongst the very youngest ones. If they learn to work together while very young, they will be able to work together as adults. My grandchildren hardly know they are related and seldom play together. I envy but am happy for you all. I enjoy watching your videos while doing the same things you are doing….thank you
Great video! Nothing better than family working together! You are fortunate to have great family and kids that are interested in farming. Lots of hard work but great memories.
Thats what makes you're videos a big family effort brothers/wifes/kids and grandad its so nice to see everybody working together You're camera placement on the pro till was awesome It's some job It was nice you gave a bit of history of the farm that was interesting at some stage could you do a video showing all you're family that works with you on the farm or have you done one already I'm having a look back on older videos trying to get to know everybody in you're videos Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
Great video raising kids around and on the farm is the best and teaches some life lessons i just hope that when mine are older they love and crave it as much as i do
@@802FarmersAt their age right now their momma doesn't like it to much but one being 2 and the other a few months old I understand it when they are pretty much attached and hate being away from mom
You are so lucky to have kids that want to help out. A lot like Andy’s family
They love the farming life. Gotta start them young. Andy made sure his kids grew up wanting to help too. 👍🏻
So nice to see your folks on the videos !
Thanks for watching !
Can't wait to see Henri on camera 10 years from now ‼️
What a great family video
I’m fairly new to your channel. I used to milk cows in Connecticut and moved them to Utah 30 years ago.
I would love to know your family’s backstory. You have the most interesting names and I don’t think they are French.
The thing I most admire is how your whole family works together including what i think are cousins amongst the very youngest ones. If they learn to work together while very young, they will be able to work together as adults. My grandchildren hardly know they are related and seldom play together. I envy but am happy for you all. I enjoy watching your videos while doing the same things you are doing….thank you
My family is from Austria We all work together. My parents made sure we always did growing up.
keep it going hope you finish the corn
Corn is done👍🏻
That diesel power Ambien puts my kids out EVERYTIME!!! In the truck or the tractor, just something about it puts the kids right to sleep.
Get them every time 👍🏻
Great video! Nothing better than family working together! You are fortunate to have great family and kids that are interested in farming. Lots of hard work but great memories.
Gotta start the next generation young or they will never get involved 👍🏻
Thats what makes you're videos a big family effort brothers/wifes/kids and grandad its so nice to see everybody working together
You're camera placement on the pro till was awesome It's some job
It was nice you gave a bit of history of the farm that was interesting
at some stage could you do a video showing all you're family that works with you on the farm or have you done one already I'm having a look back on older videos trying to get to know everybody in you're videos
Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one
Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
Thank you. It’s always a big family effort! Thanks for watching like always!
@@802Farmers 👍
Great video raising kids around and on the farm is the best and teaches some life lessons i just hope that when mine are older they love and crave it as much as i do
Gotta start them young. That’s the biggest thing to get them involved.
@@802FarmersAt their age right now their momma doesn't like it to much but one being 2 and the other a few months old I understand it when they are pretty much attached and hate being away from mom
That's quite the tillage machine
That’s how you raise kids the farming way love seeing the kids brings back great memories thanks cool kids
Thank you. They love farming life
Corn all in yet?
Yes it is.