I must tell you, I'm a PhD and I teach financial economics in higher ed. Your presentation to these students was fantastic! I'm not kidding that I was on the edge of my seat listening to you explain your love of farming, from the heart. That just might be why I have subscribed to your site and look forward to everything you provide all of us. For the last several months you have enlightened me. Please keep up the great videos that help me understand the various "how-tos"... listening to you makes me wish (sometimes) that I had taken a different path!
It's paper cut season! Just got back from the accountant and watched this to unwind. Had all my bookwork written out on a cocktail napkin. Good luck Z!
Kazak Thranduil when a farmer makes money so does everyone else in a farming community. Ever notice in a good year farmers will buy new equipment or new vehicles. They'll spend money on older equipment. They'll build new sheds or do repairs on existing buildings. They drive the economy in rural America.
I've watched many of your videos by now but this is the first time I've written a comment. I've literally become hooked on watching you. I'm retired but get to "play" part time helping a couple of farmers down here in southwestern Missouri. I get to do all sorts of different things from tilling the soil to planting to driving 18 wheelers to helping with harvest and operating grain carts to haying also. The only thing I don't do is run the combine because the last combine I operated back in the 80's on my family's farm only had a 15 foot platform header. These nowadays are just too big! I enjoy immensely your day to day commentary, your interaction with Jim, your dad, your wife and children and especially your interaction with your dogs. You're not only very informative about your HUGE operation but at the same time very funny and entertaining. Your grain handling system is out of this world!!
Regarding weather/yield correlation, my old meteorology professor used to say that "agriculture is half agrotechnicks, and the other half is God-o-Technics", and with every approaching storm those words tend to ominously bounce on my mind. But, if one wants to be a farmer, one MUST be an irreparable optimist! Great video, keep up the good work!
That was pretty cool man especially you graduating from there I'm sure they enjoyed that big time bro can never have too much knowledge in this world educate the mind while you're young have a good one buddy
I would like to see you do a TED talk to a group of people who think all farms are big industrial companies. Small farm like yours must keep up with the tech in order to get the bushels. Great presentation.
I wish someone like you had come to our career day. I have been around the farm since a baby. But its still awesome to hear someone whose so passionate about there job. Kids these days need to hear this sort of thing from a actual farmer.
Great video. You have a great voice and are very articulate. Great to stress the point that the thing you have the least control over, weather, affects you the most. Saying that it is very dry and the temp is up and down, 5 degrees to 60 south of KCMo. Thanks
Very well done Zach, I wish I was sitting in that classroom with you, your knowledge is amazing, I know if I ever have a question your my go to guy, I hope you have a wonderful weekend and enjoy the Superbowl I'm disappointed that the Vikings didn't make it that game was hard to watch, not sure what the team is doing this off-season but maybe they can get the job done next year
Thanks for sharing. You did a great job talking and teaching to the students. I know how it is being self employed I have been self employed most of my life so I understand a lot of what you were saying. Have a great day!!! God Bless
Good straight talk, particularly the part about conditions beyond your control e.g weather. Also liked the part about working until the job is done, I see a of of resistance to that out here(Western WA).
Very nice job. Hopefully you have them some good sound ideas about farming. Not just being the farmer but maybe the support team to it all behind the scenes. There's allot of diversity now days with all the technologies surrounding farming. I bet the wife (later on your kids) were proud of you. Take care!!
MN Millennial Farmer --Yes I wish they had a lot of what they do now back when I was in school. 1975 most everything today was unheard of. Thanks for getting back to me I know you're busy.
I was born on a little farm in Ireland. I went to an ag college ( pallicekinroy co limerick) back in the80ies. I also became a wood joiner and a cabinet maker wood worker carpenter I came to Newyork in1988 after a few year I got into the union in Manhattan ( lu 608- lu 157) now I work in a hospital as a j1 carpenter. Lovely little job. When I talk with my 3 brothers and 2sisters we reminisce about the lovely life stile of the old farm knowing what I have learnt I should have got back into farming here in the great USA 🇺🇸. Farming is not for the week it’s at difficult job with little financial gains but an incredible since of satisfaction. I really do miss the land. There is no greater feeling than the excitement of the first day of harvest and the last day of harvest. I miss the feeling and the smell of the ground after the plow open the ground upon the birds that followed the plow. Here is another thing I totally miss a cow calving poring a little water into the new born calf and watch him become aware of its new world. Oh the first cut of silage freshly cut hay turning the hay baling and storing away. No money in this enterprise however incredible welth
I have a similar work, just not the same work hours in the summer, but not much happening in the winter. He mentioned paperwork etc. but I would guess they do major service on all machines in the winter. We do minimal service on our equipment in the summer, but every winter they get serviced.
Good job bring in the support side jobs available that todays farmer needs. Quick and to the point to keep interest with audience, 2 more times should be totally relaxed with the presentation.
Well done Sir! Lead by example best, teaching method. I worked as an agronomist for 35 years. I wanted to farm but knew it wasn't in the cards moved on. It was a good career, loved working with farmers. With one exception, dairymen. Dairymen invented copper wire! How you say two dairymen fighting over a penny.
Hey buddy I came across you just randomly scrolling through TH-cam I grew up on a farm actually a quite bit smaller Farm than you have but I just want you to know you're very very intelligent person your children should be very proud of you as well as your father and everything you post means a lot to me I understand it and I hope one day to maybe come out and see your farm opposed to what I grew up on and what you have now I've subscribed to you I've liked all your videos and I hope you continue doing what you're doing thank you very much
MN Millennial Farmer your welcome. But I have to let you know it is actually my boyfriend Brandon ..He watches your videos all the time. Grew up on a farm and he misses it .
What fun is there in farming especially during harvest if your not driving the tractor physically getting the grain from the combine that to me takes the joy out of being a farmer
Absolutely fantastic presentation, easy to understand, useful, well-rounded, interesting. In a way it's surprising to hear only a few students are from farm families there. But, I guess why not, since so few people anywhere are involved with farming.
Jack Sak I would guess roughly 35-40% of the students I personally spoke with are farm kids. Many of the others have some background in ag (grandpa farms, parents work at a coop, etc...)
MN Millennial Farmer: Thanks for your reply. That makes sense. Maybe most of us are connected to farming if we go back far enough. I grew up with my grandfather on a dairy/lumber-mill operation but didn't farm as an adult.
Nice talk. It's great to have young people involved in agriculture. I think unless you grow up on a family farm these days that becoming a farmer is increasingly unrealistic for most people because of the huge costs. A first generation farmer now would have to be a millionaire to just get started.
Pretty awesome Zach. I went to a field demo years ago ( with a company I won't mention) when they were first developing the atonomous technology was cool to see it work. Keep up the great work.
WTFarm Girl for sure. When we were in LA for new years we met with a viewer who manages an airplane electronics shop and he said the GPS systems we use on our tractors are way more advanced than what planes use. He also has a bit of an ag background so he knew what we were using. I was blown away by that.
It's great to see someone educating the younger generation on how & where their food comes from. I think there is a disconnect between agriculture & the consumers about farming. As an example my nephew is in college & there was a bunch of students talking about their favorite foods & one girl said her favorite meat was bacon. That's great I love bacon too. But later in the conversation my nephew was telling about how his Dad was a pork producer. She said that she didn't like pork. She didn't even know that bacon was pork. She didn't even know what a pig looked like. My nephew had a decal of a pig on his back window & she didn't even know that it was a pig. So I think we need more education like this so people know where there food comes from & what it takes to produce it. Thank you.
Sir, I am a Filipino and also a farmer, I am a graduate of Agriculture degree here in our country and I love your Videos regarding on corn farming I really admire all your practices on corn farming since me myself also is a corn breeder sir I wish to visit your farm one day and experience to drive all your farm equipments from land preparation to harvest..Sir I am a big fan of your Chanel.
You would have made a GREAT Ag teacher! Love your videos. One career path that is booming.... Large-animal Veterinarian. Lots of years of school and school loans, but it appears to be a good career path. My brother-in-law (and his brother) farm a large family operation that is in it's 4th generation(I think). It is designated as a "Century Farm." We have quite a few of those in my county(south GA). Didn't know if y'all had the same thing in your state.
I remember growing up and sitting in church. There were a couple farmers missing fingers and one missing a hand. My uncle has 3 fingers sown on from a silage blower chain he grabbed as a kid. I would have asked about the danger considering you have to buy your own health insurance.
Great job..I know there will be somebody from one of the classes that comes back to read these comments. I would just like to remind them., Even though you at times will think "Everything cool" exciting or hip is happening in the world outside of where you are. Remember without you it doesn't happen for them. That's especially more true today for the young upcoming Minnesota or Midwest farmer in training.
Financially land access is a huge hurdle to overcome in farming. The equipment alone can exceed the cost of the land. That's why it's extremely difficult for new Farmers to get into it and be profitable so as to guarantee the future. "A wise man leaves an inheritance to his children's children."
I really dont need the farm school because my grandfather has teached me every thing i alredy haw a small farm at age 12 with my grandfather thats how much you have inspierd me because of your great and cool videos thats how good they are i have made 2000 dollars from my own small farm
Woah woah.. you didn't mention the 3 weeks in Breckenridge and 3+ weeks in Vegas oh wait that's me.I just hate those Nebraska winters and back in time to help mommy cows..
Dude my palms were sweating for u😂 i hate public speaking id be nervous speaking to a broom stick much less students in high-school. Great job bud. Love the content , and i like and comment every video . Id subscribe 1000 times if incould . Good job keep it up
I grew up on a farm it was always what I wanted to do when I got older own a farm and help my dad but life happened and things changed pops lost the farm so I decided why not be a mechanic went to a trade school for it and ended up at a deere dealership been at 6 of my adult years now it's not farming but I keep farmers in the field every day and every now and then fix a GPS problem and get to plant wheat or plow a couple rounds to me best decision I've made keeps me around the farm in a way
As a Dairy farmer and college teacher , I totally love your vid here, good work ! Thanks for painting it like it really is ! Come ride some tractors with this FARMERCHICK
Glad to see you are educating the young generation with correct information
You could`ve been a very good teacher as well!!
Melkebonde 1969 I wouldn't go that far!
It reminds me when I was in shop class.
I must tell you, I'm a PhD and I teach financial economics in higher ed. Your presentation to these students was fantastic! I'm not kidding that I was on the edge of my seat listening to you explain your love of farming, from the heart. That just might be why I have subscribed to your site and look forward to everything you provide all of us. For the last several months you have enlightened me. Please keep up the great videos that help me understand the various "how-tos"... listening to you makes me wish (sometimes) that I had taken a different path!
Warren Hamilton wow! Thank you very much! I'm planning on actually doing a 'series' of farm finances soon, that might really interest you!
Warren Hamilton
"I'm a PhD and I teach financial economics in higher ed ". Clap Clap Clap . Enlighten us about FOOD SPECULATION . Sure you can do it
@@azurbleu4335 What don't you?
Who would have liked to have been in that class at that time to hear all of it. I would
Jay Wynd I summed it up here just for you!
It's paper cut season! Just got back from the accountant and watched this to unwind. Had all my bookwork written out on a cocktail napkin. Good luck Z!
How to be a farmer, 1. Spend a lot of money 2. Make a lot of money 3. Spend all the money on crop and fertilizer 4. Repeat
Minnesota outdoors that about sums it up
planting nickels to grow dimes
With your tax free 450k tractor and tax free 250k implements... these guys got it made
Kazak Thranduil when a farmer makes money so does everyone else in a farming community. Ever notice in a good year farmers will buy new equipment or new vehicles. They'll spend money on older equipment. They'll build new sheds or do repairs on existing buildings. They drive the economy in rural America.
Minnesota outdoors: you forgot..."drive a nice pick-up truck!" Maybe that only applies to the SOUTH!
Very nice.. that was a VERY good speach... personally I would've been shaking in my boots.. I hate talking, but you did a great job!
Tyson Frank agreed! lol
Zack, you are a natural. Found your TH-cam channel about a month ago and I just can't stop watching.
Much appreciated to you for always giving back to the community. Shows what kind of guy you are and how your family cares about others.
I've watched many of your videos by now but this is the first time I've written a comment. I've literally become hooked on watching you. I'm retired but get to "play" part time helping a couple of farmers down here in southwestern Missouri. I get to do all sorts of different things from tilling the soil to planting to driving 18 wheelers to helping with harvest and operating grain carts to haying also. The only thing I don't do is run the combine because the last combine I operated back in the 80's on my family's farm only had a 15 foot platform header. These nowadays are just too big! I enjoy immensely your day to day commentary, your interaction with Jim, your dad, your wife and children and especially your interaction with your dogs. You're not only very informative about your HUGE operation but at the same time very funny and entertaining. Your grain handling system is out of this world!!
Sums everything up regarding a farm in a few minutes, thanks Zack, clearly passion is number 1 and it shows in your video, very cool!
Regarding weather/yield correlation, my old meteorology professor used to say that "agriculture is half agrotechnicks, and the other half is God-o-Technics", and with every approaching storm those words tend to ominously bounce on my mind. But, if one wants to be a farmer, one MUST be an irreparable optimist! Great video, keep up the good work!
It's great you take time to do this and try to inspire the next generation
That was pretty cool man especially you graduating from there I'm sure they enjoyed that big time bro can never have too much knowledge in this world educate the mind while you're young have a good one buddy
Class of 04 here Zach. Have a great weekend keep up the great and informal videos.
Very well spoken!
I admire what you're doing and how proud you are sir. I hope I too find my purpose one day.
You tell it like it is. God Bless you, your family and the farmers......
Thank you for all that you do!
You did a great job with your presentation, Zac, well done. 😃👍👍👍❤️
I would like to see you do a TED talk to a group of people who think all farms are big industrial companies. Small farm like yours must keep up with the tech in order to get the bushels. Great presentation.
I would not call him a small farn
Agreed
They coulda brought all the posters and power points in the world but yours was the best, why? It came straight knowledge your a smart man sir.
I love how you show these different aspects of farming. I'd love to see what happens after you sell your yield. What happens to the grain and such...
I wish someone like you had come to our career day. I have been around the farm since a baby. But its still awesome to hear someone whose so passionate about there job. Kids these days need to hear this sort of thing from a actual farmer.
Great job with the students, Zach. 👍👍
Great video and Ed opportunity. Appreciate the short blurb on GMOs. I love the way you point out the good part.
Hello from TN. I just found your channel and subscribed. I graduated in '03' also!
Me to.Great channel.
Great video. You have a great voice and are very articulate. Great to stress the point that the thing you have the least control over, weather, affects you the most. Saying that it is very dry and the temp is up and down, 5 degrees to 60 south of KCMo. Thanks
Very well done Zach, I wish I was sitting in that classroom with you, your knowledge is amazing, I know if I ever have a question your my go to guy, I hope you have a wonderful weekend and enjoy the Superbowl I'm disappointed that the Vikings didn't make it that game was hard to watch, not sure what the team is doing this off-season but maybe they can get the job done next year
Matt Lyvers Thank you! I'm going to enjoy the super bowl as always, but I'm still grieving over that loss in Philly.
Thanks for sharing. You did a great job talking and teaching to the students. I know how it is being self employed I have been self employed most of my life so I understand a lot of what you were saying. Have a great day!!! God Bless
Hoping you have a great growing season this year!
Another great video those kids were lucky to have you there to tell them about how much you love what you do!
I recall my uncle who was a farmer, say everyday is different, although everyday it's still the say job!
Good straight talk, particularly the part about conditions beyond your control e.g weather. Also liked the part about working until the job is done, I see a of of resistance to that out here(Western WA).
Very nice job. Hopefully you have them some good sound ideas about farming. Not just being the farmer but maybe the support team to it all behind the scenes. There's allot of diversity now days with all the technologies surrounding farming. I bet the wife (later on your kids) were proud of you. Take care!!
Mark Mortensen I saw several of them writing down ideas for related jobs, I was happy to see that.
MN Millennial Farmer --Yes I wish they had a lot of what they do now back when I was in school. 1975 most everything today was unheard of. Thanks for getting back to me I know you're busy.
As a teacher myself, I’m glad you were able to give students a nice speech.
I was born on a little farm in Ireland. I went to an ag college ( pallicekinroy co limerick) back in the80ies. I also became a wood joiner and a cabinet maker wood worker carpenter I came to Newyork in1988 after a few year I got into the union in Manhattan ( lu 608- lu 157) now I work in a hospital as a j1 carpenter. Lovely little job. When I talk with my 3 brothers and 2sisters we reminisce about the lovely life stile of the old farm knowing what I have learnt I should have got back into farming here in the great USA 🇺🇸. Farming is not for the week it’s at difficult job with little financial gains but an incredible since of satisfaction. I really do miss the land. There is no greater feeling than the excitement of the first day of harvest and the last day of harvest. I miss the feeling and the smell of the ground after the plow open the ground upon the birds that followed the plow. Here is another thing I totally miss a cow calving poring a little water into the new born calf and watch him become aware of its new world. Oh the first cut of silage freshly cut hay turning the hay baling and storing away. No money in this enterprise however incredible welth
I miss farming so much it almost hurts l really injoy your u tube videos thanks so much for what you do
Awesome video. No questions because as usual you covered it perfectly. Had to be nice to feel like you’re giving back.
Chris Rodriguez I enjoyed it a lot!
Keep up the Good work, looking forward to the next video. Also still waiting for some of that "boring" book work :-)
Kevin Beishline I will have something exciting for the people who enjoy book work soon!
Well done, it's nice to see people like you out there spending time with the youth. Good job!
I have a similar work, just not the same work hours in the summer, but not much happening in the winter.
He mentioned paperwork etc. but I would guess they do major service on all machines in the winter.
We do minimal service on our equipment in the summer, but every winter they get serviced.
Good job bring in the support side jobs available that todays farmer needs. Quick and to the point to keep interest with audience, 2 more times should be totally relaxed with the presentation.
They didn't have any questions because you covered it so well, Zach! Awkward moment was funny, too.
Great job in the class room. Butt it will be nice to take them to the farm and make a tour about farming. And your life thanks .
Found it fascinating.Well done.🇨🇮🇨🇮☘️☘️
Well done Sir! Lead by example best, teaching method. I worked as an agronomist for 35 years. I wanted to farm but knew it wasn't in the cards moved on. It was a good career, loved working with farmers. With one exception, dairymen. Dairymen invented copper wire! How you say two dairymen fighting over a penny.
Hey buddy I came across you just randomly scrolling through TH-cam I grew up on a farm actually a quite bit smaller Farm than you have but I just want you to know you're very very intelligent person your children should be very proud of you as well as your father and everything you post means a lot to me I understand it and I hope one day to maybe come out and see your farm opposed to what I grew up on and what you have now I've subscribed to you I've liked all your videos and I hope you continue doing what you're doing thank you very much
Gwen Shafer thank you! It means a lot to see comments like this. Thanks for the support!
MN Millennial Farmer your welcome. But I have to let you know it is actually my boyfriend Brandon ..He watches your videos all the time. Grew up on a farm and he misses it .
I think this is super important what your doing! Teaching younger generations!
Jerry Dueck agreed! Thank you! The younger generation needs to and wants to be a part of the future of agriculture!
That was a very good presentation about what all happens on the farm...I especially enjoyed the technology portion...keep up the good work
I enjoyed your talk. Makes me want to be 50 years younger again.
Might the best video ... straight up ... need more of that. All the best!
Great video Zach I think it is great to go out and help educate the next generation you did a great job have a good night be safe.
2fast65 thank you!
What fun is there in farming especially during harvest if your not driving the tractor physically getting the grain from the combine that to me takes the joy out of being a farmer
Absolutely fantastic presentation, easy to understand, useful, well-rounded, interesting. In a way it's surprising to hear only a few students are from farm families there. But, I guess why not, since so few people anywhere are involved with farming.
Jack Sak I would guess roughly 35-40% of the students I personally spoke with are farm kids. Many of the others have some background in ag (grandpa farms, parents work at a coop, etc...)
MN Millennial Farmer: Thanks for your reply. That makes sense. Maybe most of us are connected to farming if we go back far enough. I grew up with my grandfather on a dairy/lumber-mill operation but didn't farm as an adult.
Nice talk. It's great to have young people involved in agriculture. I think unless you grow up on a family farm these days that becoming a farmer is increasingly unrealistic for most people because of the huge costs. A first generation farmer now would have to be a millionaire to just get started.
Lowry, Farwell, etc - where my father grew up. We had the old "Lowry bin" on the farm. I think it was made around there.
Love all of your videos...but this one was certainly intriguing!
this is one of the most important tasks of a farmer. Good Work. Greetings from Switzerland 👍
Very cool! I even learned a little from the video. Thanks for sharing
Pretty awesome Zach. I went to a field demo years ago ( with a company I won't mention) when they were first developing the atonomous technology was cool to see it work. Keep up the great work.
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Alexis Kroll ????
Your an inspiration man. Keep up the good work!
this was very helpful for my school project
Really awesome. I'll have to sit down and watch the entire thing tonight.
Excellent Job with the kids. If you got to one of them, well worth it !
The automation in farming is NUTS! Almost seems more advanced than the auto industry! I love the idea of spraying individual weeds, that's stellar!
WTFarm Girl for sure. When we were in LA for new years we met with a viewer who manages an airplane electronics shop and he said the GPS systems we use on our tractors are way more advanced than what planes use. He also has a bit of an ag background so he knew what we were using. I was blown away by that.
MN Millennial Farmer good thing terrorists are afraid of hard work or I'd be afraid of them using tractors to cause massive crop destruction! ;D
WTFarm Girl as long as they stayed out of my fields, that would help solve low prices.
Cool watch every day keep up the good work
Nice job. Way to represent the farming life!
It's great to see someone educating the younger generation on how & where their food comes from. I think there is a disconnect between agriculture & the consumers about farming. As an example my nephew is in college & there was a bunch of students talking about their favorite foods & one girl said her favorite meat was bacon. That's great I love bacon too. But later in the conversation my nephew was telling about how his Dad was a pork producer. She said that she didn't like pork. She didn't even know that bacon was pork. She didn't even know what a pig looked like. My nephew had a decal of a pig on his back window & she didn't even know that it was a pig. So I think we need more education like this so people know where there food comes from & what it takes to produce it. Thank you.
thedonleroy I'm going to make a pan of bacon now. Or maybe some fatty pork strips. I haven't decided!
Graduated in 03 I did as well from a small farming culture in Kentucky.
that was so impressive im a proud farmer and I know for a fact I couldn't do that well done
Guy Skinner thank you!
I totally love your vids❤️🇮🇪☘️👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸make the farmer greater again ❤️❤️❤️
That trombone solo before the music was lit!
Love your videos
tell your friends!
I already did
Excellent talk which touched on a lot of very relevant material. Could you perhaps do a follow up of a short farm tour for them?
Dan Whiteford I could but everything is tucked away in the sheds right now
In my agriscience class they told us about the test samples and how to fertilize it and stuff it was boring but it something good to know
Sir, I am a Filipino and also a farmer, I am a graduate of Agriculture degree here in our country and I love your Videos regarding on corn farming I really admire all your practices on corn farming since me myself also is a corn breeder sir I wish to visit your farm one day and experience to drive all your farm equipments from land preparation to harvest..Sir I am a big fan of your Chanel.
You would have made a GREAT Ag teacher! Love your videos. One career path that is booming.... Large-animal Veterinarian. Lots of years of school and school loans, but it appears to be a good career path. My brother-in-law (and his brother) farm a large family operation that is in it's 4th generation(I think). It is designated as a "Century Farm." We have quite a few of those in my county(south GA). Didn't know if y'all had the same thing in your state.
Good to see you talk to up coming.
That’s so cool I like doing the career day as well great job
I remember growing up and sitting in church. There were a couple farmers missing fingers and one missing a hand. My uncle has 3 fingers sown on from a silage blower chain he grabbed as a kid. I would have asked about the danger considering you have to buy your own health insurance.
Great job..I know there will be somebody from one of the classes that comes back to read these comments. I would just like to remind them., Even though you at times will think "Everything cool" exciting or hip is happening in the world outside of where you are. Remember without you it doesn't happen for them. That's especially more true today for the young upcoming Minnesota or Midwest farmer in training.
Arizona Northstar Everyone has an important role in some way, feeding the rest of the world is a pretty important one!
Financially land access is a huge hurdle to overcome in farming. The equipment alone can exceed the cost of the land. That's why it's extremely difficult for new Farmers to get into it and be profitable so as to guarantee the future. "A wise man leaves an inheritance to his children's children."
That's one impressive farmer...
I really dont need the farm school because my grandfather has teached me every thing i alredy haw a small farm at age 12 with my grandfather thats how much you have inspierd me because of your great and cool videos thats how good they are i have made 2000 dollars from my own small farm
Man your editing skills are getting better every video!
Good evening. This was cool
“Have any of you heard of TH-cam?” There’s that dry sense of humor again.
Everythingisgoingtobealright I was surprised more people didn't catch that! None of the students even seemed to.
MN Millennial Farmer
You had me cracking up😀
Career days sound like a great idea! We dont have that where im from. But im now a farmer, so i guess i turned out well. :D
Woah woah.. you didn't mention the 3 weeks in Breckenridge and 3+ weeks in Vegas oh wait that's me.I just hate those Nebraska winters and back in time to help mommy cows..
Dude my palms were sweating for u😂 i hate public speaking id be nervous speaking to a broom stick much less students in high-school. Great job bud. Love the content , and i like and comment every video . Id subscribe 1000 times if incould . Good job keep it up
I grew up on a farm it was always what I wanted to do when I got older own a farm and help my dad but life happened and things changed pops lost the farm so I decided why not be a mechanic went to a trade school for it and ended up at a deere dealership been at 6 of my adult years now it's not farming but I keep farmers in the field every day and every now and then fix a GPS problem and get to plant wheat or plow a couple rounds to me best decision I've made keeps me around the farm in a way
WE used to go swimming up there, and a little bit of ice fishing
Banjo Benson Minnewaska has awesome walleye fishing!
Thanks for the video Zack :-)
Great teacher
I'm 100% sure every kid took something away from that presentation. Great job!
Very Good teacher. ..
Another awesome video
As a Dairy farmer and college teacher , I totally love your vid here, good work ! Thanks for painting it like it really is ! Come ride some tractors with this FARMERCHICK
Zach Great Job !!