Hey Zack, I'm totally "blown away" by the tool chests you guys have !! You guys have got it ALL !! Every tool you could possibly need !! You must have thousands of dollars invested, just in tools alone !! I guess that's part of your cost of doing business ? I'm more than impressed, my friend. Just love following you, your Dad, Jim, Becky and, of course, your kids ! Oh, add your dogs, too !! Keep your GREAT sense of humour !!
I can be a harsh dude with my comments. You are the funniest dude around. I know you have a lot of critics with your exposure. I think I really feel for you because our farm was attacked by the government and the crooked corporations stealing our hard work. Good luck. I have total empathy for your family. Godspeed!
Thanks for all the great farming videos. I have learned allot from just watching them. I grew up in the oilfield and never knew about farming etc. Please keep up the great work you. All do and be safe. Also I'm glad your daughter is gonna be ok. Can't wait till your next videos. Thanks!!
You never fail to raise a smile. The unnecessarily aggressive, “Hey, thanks for watching” had me spitting out my beer. I don’t know how you find enough hours in the day to work the farm and edit videos. I guess the donut angel helps!
My daughter and son in law have a farm. I learn a lot about what they go through running a farm by watching your videos.I play Farm Simulator every day while I watch your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your farm life. Your kids are great. I enjoy it when they go out in the equipment with you. I love taking my grandkids out when I help on the farm. It makes the time go faster.
I recently found your channel. I was born and raised in MN. My grandparents were dairy farmers until a barn fire in the 60s. But they kept going with corn and soybeans for another 35 years. Love your vids, your machines and that great accent. It reminds me of the times I had on the farm with the family. Keep it up!
Was that an Oompa Loompa with donuts? You're daughter sure is precious. Best wishes darn this harvest season. May the inclement weather dance around you.
You are very nice to say sorry so many times. City people need to calm down this time of the year in the country. I would have been not so nice to them but you took the high road and were very diplomatic. Thank you for everything you and your family do to feed this great nation. SAFE HARVEST.
The scale of the corn harvesting process these days would have been unimaginable to me as a little kid in the late fifties. My grandpa had a one-row tow-behind corn picker that he used to harvest. My dad was just starting out on his own small farm, and I remember helping pick corn by hand. My dad converted an old hay wagon for corn harvesting, with a bangboard in the middle. He'd park it in the field and then pick the ears off with a special handheld husking tool and bounce them off the bangboard from however far he could toss them, then move down the field a bit and repeat. The ears would then be shoveled into our corn crib, which was maybe 12' long and 4' wide. He only did that for a couple years, then switched to soybeans after our neighbor bought an Allis Chalmers combine, which he let us use. My dad also put up hay for the cows, using an old horse mower and a dump rake. He would throw the hay piles by pitch fork onto the hay wagon. The hay would be put up loose in the barn by hay fork. Hard to fathom how this could have occurred in my lifetime.
I realize they might not catch it all with the wind but safety glasses do have a purpose. I sympathize with your muddy conditions but even more pleased to talk about the cost of "tracks", etc. Keep up the good work...
Bo Starbird - yea, but sometimes you have to stop and wait for the Alligators to cross the road. and what about those Burmese pythons? I can just imagine they would be like a long slow freight train.
Me too :) I do have one question being that I was raised on a farm. I am curious why you would harvest acreage which did not have such a good yield normally and not get your best yield first if there were issues of bad weather coming and possible lose of part of the crop. I am sure there is a perfect explanation, just thought I would ask.
Sunny W - on my land areas to be harvested first has to do with not tracking weed seed, fungus or other diseases to areas not yet infected. a combine is a sure fire way to move these undesirables from one acre to another.
We have been using the roads down here as well. So far our grain cart operator has been told he was number one 3 times, helped a lady who go stuck trying to go around us and we’ve had a visit from the sheriff once. Loading on the road is just great fun.
Hey Zach Thanks for sharing harvest 2018 with us. I'M trying to get mother nature to give you good harvest weather. Ila looked so cute in the truck with you what great memories she will have your an awesome Dad!!!
Love that you have your daughter with you. It's a shame more parents don't do the same, doesn't matter what you do, just spend time with them the reward is the greatest.
I just stated watching you channel and like your content. You show just what it takes to be to be a farmer today and all the things one has to deal with. Good luck in getting the rest of your crop in and I hope you don't get much rain.
Did they need help with getting out of the ditch? If they're in that much of a hurry, leave sooner. Sorry I have NO patience for people who think they are more important than anything else.
Nothing but respect for the farmers! I’ll sit and wait all day for you guys... I’ll just watch Millennial Farmer while I wait lol! Awesome videos buddy, keep em coming!
Come on man, get off his butt! I have two friends named Zack (not abbreviated), and at least 3 more named Zachary (Zach abbreviated). It truly does go either way, and you may need to re-evaluate your temper if you're getting upset about possible incorrect spelling of a name that isn't even yours on the internet. Grow up, nobody is perfect! Also, until you use proper grammar, I wouldn't really worry about other's spelling, grammar, pronunciation..etc. Have a good day and stay safe bud!
Quite amazed there is no footage spooking dear out of the corn rows. I use to see it at my uncle's farm all the time. Love the vids. Takes me back to a better time in my life 10-15 minutes at a time.
What a pleasure watching your channel, Zack !! Even though I'm watching one episode that's three (3) years old !! You sure look a lot younger, then !! Tee, Hee !!
You're the best brother. We learn so much from you. Andddd me and my girl just purchased a 14 acre farm. I cant tell you how stoked I am. Great work as always. Workin American Farms 👑
I'll take your cold and rain if you take this damn hurricane. Sounds like a good swap from my end. LOL. This thing is going to devastate most of the 2018 cotton crop. What cotton it doesn't blow off it is going to blow the plants over. Praying for all the North Florida and Georgia farmers.
South Georgia Farming - I'm guessing you are talking about the approaching Michael? I'm up in central North Carolina and still have long maturity group 7 beans in the field. Florence gave me 7.5 inches of rain and thank God no real wind damage. at least Michael is projected to be fast moving. speak a Word of Faith and say my plants will withstand the storm. then believe what you said so you are protected. there is a power in the spoken Word. God spoke His creation into existence. Jesus said "peace be still" to kill a storm. you say, my plants are going to do a little wind dance and be just fine. God loves you, release His power through your spoken word....
Hey if you have to load on the road.. then load on the road. What people don’t understand is that you have to make a living as well. Another fact people don’t get is that without farmers we have no food. People got to learn things they don’t understand..
I'm glad you guys can still do farm about 4 years ago we had to quit the dairy and the rest of it because times got to tough sadly, loved doing it but it was just to tough to keep going wish I could do it again!
zack i know what you are talking about,we had to fill trucks on the road,then the cops came out and told us to get them of the road, i asked the cop if my trucks where licensed and for road use and if road fuel tax didnt allow my to do this,he could not answer my.he left.
the only other options are to pull the trucks through the mud (that would make a mess of the road), or if you had a gravity waggon and auger you could fill the trucks from the field and eliminate the mud, but that would cost a lot of time.
In MN your plates and road fuel tax definitely don't allow you to do this. MN Statues 160.2715 Right-Of-Way Use, (a) Except for the actions of the road authorities, their agents, employees, contractors, and utilities in carrying out their duties imposed by law or contract, and except as herein provided, it shall be unlawful to: (1) obstruct any highway or deposit snow or ice thereon The section contains no exception for farmers.
BTW, your batting a 1000! I have yet to leave without a laugh or a smile, and I see I check your channel before anything else now. Way to go, keep them coming! Love that family of yours as well
As long as it can be cleared quick for emergency vehicles,I don't see a huge problem,it's fairly obvious it's a farming community,you should be expecting that type of delay on occasion
Wherever I am I always share the road and have lots of patience and respect for farmers. Good of you Zach to bring light to the issue of inconsiderate and impatient drivers on the road. Darn rain is really hammering you guys....so sorry to hear that brother. Best of luck moving forward. Cheers.
I am by no means a farmer but with me living in the country and the countless times I have been stuck between machinery and have cars try to pass when it is unsafe I will always protect the farmer and try to block that car from passing when it is unsafe. Even when machinery are in the road or semis are in the road and getting loaded from the tractors I will always pull in on a angle to block that other lane so that car can't get through until it is safe to do so.
So do you guys power wash these machines weekly? In my opinion they're just too expensive to just let sit an be muddy, I know with my small bx2370 subby I like to atleast give it a scub once a week.
That’s a ball buster about road use; I ride through farm lots to/from work on a motorcycle so I’m always conscious of poo, grain, mud etc. But I like to eat, so i always figure it’s just part of the deal. Not fond of stuff on the road, but less fond of not eating LOL.
For the most part people are just in too big of a hurry to go nowhere , I was raised on a farm and sometimes you just have to get the crops in! There is no courtesy for others just trying to do a job and I always say if you're in that big of a hurry , you should have left sooner!
The townies sometimes need to be reminded that the roads were built to facilitate farm money in the first place. It's just that they get to use the roads the 364 and 44/100s days of the year. It's like the interstates were intended to facilitate the military and convoys get grumpy looks from minivans. It's a hoot seeing people trying to tailgate tanks, what? are we going to be intimidated? It's better to hang back some in case one of those 5lb blocks of rubber flies off the track.
rochrich we have a two hour tractor drive from one farm to the other. Amazing how impatient people can be and how dumb also. Passing on a double yellow curve or nope stopping for our flagger as we approach over passes or bridges that can’t handle the tractor and their car...
@@adamkruskama8455 my mom had somebody get so impatient with her driving the speed limit that they passed and made my mom and an oncoming 180k semi truck both take the dirt shoulders to keep from hitting that a$$hole
tractorboy31 yeah we try and pull over where there is space but on one road there is only 3 spots in 20 miles. Almost a few close calls town people are of questionable intelligence
@@adamkruskama8455 evidently some people missed that sign during their DL examination. Should there be a moving violation ticket for the ones who interfere with necessary farming operations. I'm positive that there's a ticket for leaving too much mud on the road.
I have the utmost respect for the big farmers I live among. I do my tiny micro hobby farming so I'm bias a bit maybe in supporting farming, but I always give guys room, don't rush to pass implements on the road etc. I drive my tractor down the road sometimes too so I feel for them. My farming is micro scale for fun so I'm never serious with my movements, but I understand those around me that are depending on it for a living.
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In America your lucky, that you can hear the NFL on radio. Nice Videos to see how the farmin on the other side of the great pond works :) Greetings from Germany
I grew up out in rural Minnesota and can tell you there has only been a couple of time I have had to wait for trackters and farm equipment. Just give them a break they are hard working people just like you. Great videos bring me back to my childhood seeing all the farm activities.
Hey Zack, I'm totally "blown away" by the tool chests you guys have !! You guys have got it ALL !! Every tool you could possibly need !! You must have thousands of dollars invested, just in tools alone !! I guess that's part of your cost of doing business ? I'm more than impressed, my friend. Just love following you, your Dad, Jim, Becky and, of course, your kids !
Oh, add your dogs, too !! Keep your GREAT sense of humour !!
I can be a harsh dude with my comments. You are the funniest dude around. I know you have a lot of critics with your exposure. I think I really feel for you because our farm was attacked by the government and the crooked corporations stealing our hard work. Good luck. I have total empathy for your family. Godspeed!
watching this four years later is amazing. you guys have gone a really long way and its crazy
What ever it takes to get job done. Everybody please have patients for the farmers who work 24/7. Thank you for my food. Be safe always.🤟
Great video. Farmers/ranchers... the best, never give up, smart, hard-working, straight-forward, thrifty, clever, positive, family-oriented folks
Going back in time and seeing what should be named “Lightninggggg” was nice. Old school ingenuity is a universal farmer’s trait
Don't care about the mud or the wait I have time and my car can be cleaned thank u guys for putting food on my table for me n my family
Thank you sir
You need to convince more people to think that way
Doug H. I actually enjoy watching farm equipment working.
The corn doesn’t go on your table....
@@G-Man-kc2nm corn is in everything
Don't apologize for stopping traffic you put food on the table and for that I salute you.
Love the videos. My son is a farmer and it has made me appreciate farmers so much more. Thanks to all the farmers.
Woooaaahhh!!! You make this world go around!! Never say sorry for loading on the road! Without you we have no roads or ppl!!!
I'm a city guy life long, but I really like this guy and his clips keep me glued to the monitor. Keep up the good work!
same
So much has changed in the last 5 years from this video makes us Viewers proud of your accomplishments
Never apologize for anything brother you put food on their plates
Hands down the best farming videos on TH-cam! I’m from Western, Wi and love watching the videos.
A fellow cheesehead!
2 miles from the Polk/Barron/St Croix/Dunn county intersection.😊
Thanks for all the great farming videos. I have learned allot from just watching them. I grew up in the oilfield and never knew about farming etc. Please keep up the great work you. All do and be safe. Also I'm glad your daughter is gonna be ok. Can't wait till your next videos. Thanks!!
Man you are an amazing dad hard working teaching and helping your kids learn about farming man keep up the good work I enjoy your videos 🤘🏽
You never fail to raise a smile. The unnecessarily aggressive, “Hey, thanks for watching” had me spitting out my beer. I don’t know how you find enough hours in the day to work the farm and edit videos. I guess the donut angel helps!
My wife has been taking on a large amount of the editing, that makes a HUGE difference!
@@MillennialFarmer I think it's overdue your wife needs a raise. 😅🤣
@@AwesomeBlackDude a good is an asset to farming and any business they can make or brake you
@Bryan Hawks plll
Jim + Tractor plus cultivator Plus mud equals Jim is stuck
I just finished corn here in southern Ontario last night and now I am watching corn harvesting on TH-cam. Man I have issues!!
When I am slowed in my trip by a farmer on the road for any reason I just enjoy the opportunity to see what farmers are doing, no worries.
My daughter and son in law have a farm. I learn a lot about what they go through running a farm by watching your videos.I play Farm Simulator every day while I watch your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your farm life. Your kids are great. I enjoy it when they go out in the equipment with you. I love taking my grandkids out when I help on the farm. It makes the time go faster.
I recently found your channel. I was born and raised in MN. My grandparents were dairy farmers until a barn fire in the 60s. But they kept going with corn and soybeans for another 35 years. Love your vids, your machines and that great accent. It reminds me of the times I had on the farm with the family. Keep it up!
Was that an Oompa Loompa with donuts? You're daughter sure is precious. Best wishes darn this harvest season. May the inclement weather dance around you.
Ahhhhhhh....... Sandwiches and coffee in a nice warm cab while burning diesel. Life is good in that little world!!!!!
I know this is your livelihood and you work hard at what you do but I could watch this 8 hours a day and never get bored.. Thanks for posting
Your channel is great. I look forward to all the videos. Keep them coming. Thank you for being a farmer.
Your my Fav pastime as an elder these vids keep me informed of the awsome jobs Farmers do all over our lands tytyty and be safe too....=) GB
From Italy I have to say congratulation for the hard word and the passion for the videos.
And always GO VIKINGS 💜💛
She is such a cutie. Looks like she enjoys hanging out with dad. Stay safe up there.
some of the best video's I've ever seen yes please keep them coming
You are very nice to say sorry so many times. City people need to calm down this time of the year in the country. I would have been not so nice to them but you took the high road and were very diplomatic. Thank you for everything you and your family do to feed this great nation. SAFE HARVEST.
The scale of the corn harvesting process these days would have been unimaginable to me as a little kid in the late fifties. My grandpa had a one-row tow-behind corn picker that he used to harvest. My dad was just starting out on his own small farm, and I remember helping pick corn by hand. My dad converted an old hay wagon for corn harvesting, with a bangboard in the middle. He'd park it in the field and then pick the ears off with a special handheld husking tool and bounce them off the bangboard from however far he could toss them, then move down the field a bit and repeat. The ears would then be shoveled into our corn crib, which was maybe 12' long and 4' wide. He only did that for a couple years, then switched to soybeans after our neighbor bought an Allis Chalmers combine, which he let us use.
My dad also put up hay for the cows, using an old horse mower and a dump rake. He would throw the hay piles by pitch fork onto the hay wagon. The hay would be put up loose in the barn by hay fork. Hard to fathom how this could have occurred in my lifetime.
In the time of the good old days and model A's (with running boards) ;)
@@PeteThecurious100 Late 50's/early 60's, actually.
@@markwheeler202 Thank you, Whoops! ;) About the time of the classic Ford Thunderbird, Now those really were the good old days.
I realize they might not catch it all with the wind but safety glasses do have a purpose. I sympathize with your muddy conditions but even more pleased to talk about the cost of "tracks", etc. Keep up the good work...
HEY! Thanks for the bonus harvest footage.
Great video. Your right. Farmers gotta do what they gotta do. It is what it is. Thanks for taking us along.
Doesn't bother me if you load corn in the road, take your time. I live in Florida.
Lol!
HAHAHAHHAAHAHAAHAAHAAHAHAHA
Bo Starbird - yea, but sometimes you have to stop and wait for the Alligators to cross the road. and what about those Burmese pythons? I can just imagine they would be like a long slow freight train.
Me too :)
I do have one question being that I was raised on a farm. I am curious why you would harvest acreage which did not have such a good yield normally and not get your best yield first if there were issues of bad weather coming and possible lose of part of the crop. I am sure there is a perfect explanation, just thought I would ask.
Sunny W - on my land areas to be harvested first has to do with not tracking weed seed, fungus or other diseases to areas not yet infected. a combine is a sure fire way to move these undesirables from one acre to another.
We have been using the roads down here as well. So far our grain cart operator has been told he was number one 3 times, helped a lady who go stuck trying to go around us and we’ve had a visit from the sheriff once. Loading on the road is just great fun.
I am so glad you pulled the combine in I would hate for the cab corn to get wet
Hey Zach Thanks for sharing harvest 2018 with us. I'M trying to get mother nature to give you good harvest weather. Ila looked so cute in the truck with you what great memories she will have your an awesome Dad!!!
He's like an angle with doughnuts 3:22 lmao 😁😁😁
obtuse? or acute?
breathe and squeeze he’s acute angle
Read this comment before I saw this, ‘twas confused
Love that you have your daughter with you. It's a shame more parents don't do the same, doesn't matter what you do, just spend time with them the reward is the greatest.
Congrats man your channel is doing great.
I just stated watching you channel and like your content. You show just what it takes to be to be a farmer today and all the things one has to deal with. Good luck in getting the rest of your crop in and I hope you don't get much rain.
*about 20 bushel on the ground from over spill* Glad the gage works!
You made me spit my Dr. Pepper out on my TV!
BNSF Bandit best place for Dr Pepper (spit out)
Does Zach have a cab corn meter now?
Zack...don’t apologize. Never apologize for what your doing. Nothing wrong with what needs to be done during harvest or planting time.
I guess the one dislike was the guy in the car who passed on the shoulder of the road?
i think so too hhh
Did they need help with getting out of the ditch? If they're in that much of a hurry, leave sooner.
Sorry I have NO patience for people who think they are more important than anything else.
Love how videos are uploaded daily. Makes the experience more immediate and real. Mud sucks, rain sucks, but farming is the life.
Love ur vids man keep it up. I've learned so much from ur videos
Nothing but respect for the farmers! I’ll sit and wait all day for you guys... I’ll just watch Millennial Farmer while I wait lol! Awesome videos buddy, keep em coming!
One time i was scraping the mud and someone was honking at me all the time... well i'm glad I have a truck horn on my tractor..
lol you guys go above and beyond! You shouldn’t feel bad for the work you do! Everyone else can slow down for a minute!
"I know there's a bathroom out here somewhere" lol
@Damnit Bobby lol
tmi
@Damnit Bobby #2 can be off the ladder too!!
@Damnit Bobby go off the top!!
👏🏻😂
Much respect for cleaning the road. Too many around here don’t scrape their mess. We always did it.
Zack fuel tank trailer is Great idea beats paying Registraion Insurance inspection Repair maintenance etc for a Fuel Truck
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YOU @ YOUR AGE KNOWS HOW
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@@blitzburghbilly7813 it's spelled both ways..
@@chunkmen
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several of my friends have it spelled as zack, as well as several film directors, and famous athletes. not spelled zack there is also Zac Efron.
Come on man, get off his butt! I have two friends named Zack (not abbreviated), and at least 3 more named Zachary (Zach abbreviated). It truly does go either way, and you may need to re-evaluate your temper if you're getting upset about possible incorrect spelling of a name that isn't even yours on the internet. Grow up, nobody is perfect! Also, until you use proper grammar, I wouldn't really worry about other's spelling, grammar, pronunciation..etc. Have a good day and stay safe bud!
Hello from a small farm in the northern parts of Sweden! Nice to see how things are runned overseas, in similar conditions!
Lol you almost sound Canadian with the amount of “sorry’s”
Quite amazed there is no footage spooking dear out of the corn rows. I use to see it at my uncle's farm all the time. Love the vids. Takes me back to a better time in my life 10-15 minutes at a time.
*Video should have been titled "I'M SORRY!!!"* lol, awesome vid, THX.
Love your channel and how you explain what and why you are doing what you are doing. That helps us armchair quarterbacks.
Damn farming simulator 2019 looking good
What a pleasure watching your channel, Zack !! Even though I'm watching one episode that's three (3) years old !! You sure look a lot younger, then !! Tee, Hee !!
Doesn’t bother me when farmers load on the road. Totally understand.
You're the best brother. We learn so much from you. Andddd me and my girl just purchased a 14 acre farm. I cant tell you how stoked I am. Great work as always. Workin American Farms 👑
I'll take your cold and rain if you take this damn hurricane. Sounds like a good swap from my end. LOL. This thing is going to devastate most of the 2018 cotton crop. What cotton it doesn't blow off it is going to blow the plants over. Praying for all the North Florida and Georgia farmers.
South Georgia Farming - I'm guessing you are talking about the approaching Michael? I'm up in central North Carolina and still have long maturity group 7 beans in the field. Florence gave me 7.5 inches of rain and thank God no real wind damage. at least Michael is projected to be fast moving. speak a Word of Faith and say my plants will withstand the storm. then believe what you said so you are protected. there is a power in the spoken Word. God spoke His creation into existence. Jesus said "peace be still" to kill a storm. you say, my plants are going to do a little wind dance and be just fine. God loves you, release His power through your spoken word....
Always enjoy watching your channel, something I’m not use to watching and I enjoy the content. Brings a whole new meaning to farming.
Hey if you have to load on the road.. then load on the road. What people don’t understand is that you have to make a living as well. Another fact people don’t get is that without farmers we have no food. People got to learn things they don’t understand..
I'm glad you guys can still do farm about 4 years ago we had to quit the dairy and the rest of it because times got to tough sadly, loved doing it but it was just to tough to keep going wish I could do it again!
zack i know what you are talking about,we had to fill trucks on the road,then the cops came out and told us to get them of the road, i asked the cop if my trucks where licensed and for road use and if road fuel tax didnt allow my to do this,he could not answer my.he left.
auto-correct on phone?
the only other options are to pull the trucks through the mud (that would make a mess of the road), or if you had a gravity waggon and auger you could fill the trucks from the field and eliminate the mud, but that would cost a lot of time.
In MN your plates and road fuel tax definitely don't allow you to do this. MN Statues 160.2715 Right-Of-Way Use, (a) Except for the actions of the road authorities, their agents, employees, contractors, and utilities in carrying out their duties imposed by law or contract, and except as herein provided, it shall be unlawful to: (1) obstruct any highway or deposit snow or ice thereon
The section contains no exception for farmers.
I don't think the Sheriffs department is going to hassle them during harvest.
Give the cop some donuts!😁
Crazy to see this older video! You’ve come a long way since!
Little mud never hurt no one, well there was that one time.. Raining now here in MPLS, or should i say STILL...
BTW, your batting a 1000! I have yet to leave without a laugh or a smile, and I see I check your channel before anything else now. Way to go, keep them coming! Love that family of yours as well
If you want your "corn flakes" you're gonna have ta wait 3 minutes ✔
As long as it can be cleared quick for emergency vehicles,I don't see a huge problem,it's fairly obvious it's a farming community,you should be expecting that type of delay on occasion
@@nicke1903 exactly. Being a farming community is the key. If there were emergency vehicles we would immediately stop everything and clear the way
Bless your daughter, she loves being with you whether it’s in the tractor or truck
1:07 so this is where orange bic lighters are grown
Wherever I am I always share the road and have lots of patience and respect for farmers. Good of you Zach to bring light to the issue of inconsiderate and impatient drivers on the road. Darn rain is really hammering you guys....so sorry to hear that brother. Best of luck moving forward. Cheers.
If you want to see idiots drive pull some farm equipment onto the road. Never fails.
That’s the truth! I grew up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin. There were no shortages of idiots driving!
Put a concrete truck stopped in the road. Same result
I am by no means a farmer but with me living in the country and the countless times I have been stuck between machinery and have cars try to pass when it is unsafe I will always protect the farmer and try to block that car from passing when it is unsafe. Even when machinery are in the road or semis are in the road and getting loaded from the tractors I will always pull in on a angle to block that other lane so that car can't get through until it is safe to do so.
That or rubbernecking. Of course they will do that if there is just a squirrel or something shiny.......or a shinny squirrel!
So do you guys power wash these machines weekly? In my opinion they're just too expensive to just let sit an be muddy, I know with my small bx2370 subby I like to atleast give it a scub once a week.
Hey don't forget to fix the spout light. These vids bring back memories of my youth. I thought riding in a combine was like winning the lottery.
Good luck with harvest
That’s a ball buster about road use; I ride through farm lots to/from work on a motorcycle so I’m always conscious of poo, grain, mud etc. But I like to eat, so i always figure it’s just part of the deal. Not fond of stuff on the road, but less fond of not eating LOL.
Watching born to farm 101 livestream also!!!
Derek Adams thanks for watching!
@@BornToFarm101MN thanks for streaming man
701 K subscribers that is just awesome you and your family deserves every bit of it you all work so hard.
Thanks Terry!
You can now add that fancy led to the discharge orger now :)
It's on my list!
Excellent!!! Do you plan to add any other led lighting? :)
when it rains it get muddy
I'd JUST FINISHED typing "wouldn't tracks be a good idea", as you said it.!🤣!
LOVE THE VIDS.🥰🥰....
KEEP'EM COMING.🤞🥰....
RICH(UK).🥰🥰🥰.!.!.!.
For Pete's sake we are SORRY!
Dangit! I missed a perfect opportunity for that!
For the most part people are just in too big of a hurry to go nowhere , I was raised on a farm and sometimes you just have to get the crops in! There is no courtesy for others just trying to do a job and I always say if you're in that big of a hurry , you should have left sooner!
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The townies sometimes need to be reminded that the roads were built to
facilitate farm money in the first place. It's just that they get to use the roads
the 364 and 44/100s days of the year. It's like the interstates were intended
to facilitate the military and convoys get grumpy looks from minivans.
It's a hoot seeing people trying to tailgate tanks, what? are we going to be
intimidated? It's better to hang back some in case one of those 5lb blocks
of rubber flies off the track.
Not many people know that the Interstates where built to mobilize armour across great distances,
rochrich we have a two hour tractor drive from one farm to the other. Amazing how impatient people can be and how dumb also. Passing on a double yellow curve or nope stopping for our flagger as we approach over passes or bridges that can’t handle the tractor and their car...
@@adamkruskama8455 my mom had somebody get so impatient with her driving the speed limit that they passed and made my mom and an oncoming 180k semi truck both take the dirt shoulders to keep from hitting that a$$hole
tractorboy31 yeah we try and pull over where there is space but on one road there is only 3 spots in 20 miles. Almost a few close calls town people are of questionable intelligence
@@adamkruskama8455 evidently some people missed that sign during their DL examination. Should there be a moving violation ticket for the ones who interfere with necessary farming operations. I'm positive that there's a ticket for leaving too much mud on the road.
I have the utmost respect for the big farmers I live among. I do my tiny micro hobby farming so I'm bias a bit maybe in supporting farming, but I always give guys room, don't rush to pass implements on the road etc. I drive my tractor down the road sometimes too so I feel for them. My farming is micro scale for fun so I'm never serious with my movements, but I understand those around me that are depending on it for a living.
GODSMACK HELL YES
Got any Pantera ?
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Hey guy! 5 years ago you said no way to tracks on the cart! Look at ya now!!!!!! Keep at her ❤❤
TOUCHDOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and corn harvest!!!! #SKOL
Great PSA about the mud and loading on the road. I wish I could share just that part with everyone.
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In America your lucky, that you can hear the NFL on radio.
Nice Videos to see how the farmin on the other side of the great pond works :)
Greetings from Germany
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Quit out of it and go back in
I grew up out in rural Minnesota and can tell you there has only been a couple of time I have had to wait for trackters and farm equipment. Just give them a break they are hard working people just like you. Great videos bring me back to my childhood seeing all the farm activities.
Honestly have not ran into the loading issue as a motorist but now I know it only takes a few minutes. Thanks for the insight, love the videos.
Dude. I found your channel a little while ago but I just started watching your first videos. Holy cow man! Super nice job building a channel!!
You do what you have too. No need to apologize. Farming is tough and do what is necessary
That part where the combine harvested that last section standing was cool AF looking. Great videos and loving the channel.
The 9870 was really impressive when you pulled it into the shop!!
West Central MN looks very nice because it's rural .. You just have to deal with more winter weather and snow ..and mud