Trying To Keep Up With The X9 Combine!
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Trying To Keep Up With The X-9 Combine in corn is definitely a challenge for Onyx in the grain cart and our 3 semi trucks! #Harvest2020 #JohnDeere
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He's not even my boy and I got choked up with pride.
Choked up yep, that’s a fact it’s so great to see that Onyx is doing so well. I’m even proud of him!
Glad I wasn't the only one that had the same feeling about him. He really reminds me of my grandson, he had to be next to Pops whenever I was doing any kind of work, he just wanted to learn. We are really missing this today. God Bless this family. RLTW
That little man is feeding my children.... and he's only 10!! Hell yes I'm proud and very grateful
Me too.
Onyx and Mrs Milenial farmer are the stars of this video. Loved her interviewing him.
I gotta say, Onyx was the star in this video. The kid is killing it.
6 is a superstar. Keep at it!
I definitely agree with that Statement 100% !!! I remember driving a Grain Cart at 8 yrs old , Many many years back ..
Hi
Onyx the SUPER FUTURE Millennium farmer!
Onyx is the coolest kid, I hope we get to see more of him, after he's finished his homework of course..
He’s a professional grain cart driver his work ethic is better than most grownups now days
Facts!!! Most people want to sit around amd wait for "hand outs"... Great kid, amazing family!!!
I’m 13 and 3 years ago my friend who is a year older than me lives 3 hours away on a pretty big farm well we are raking hay one day and he said he was getting tired and he asked me if I knew how to drive I said yes and we swapped seats well keep in mind this was 3 years ago and I wasn’t as strong back then as I am now and I would push in the clutch and he’d reach over and shift for me and he said compared to his first time bar raking hay I’m very good
I’m sorta proud watching onyx because it brings back memories from my first time driving a tractor
Now I’m actually a very good operator and my uncle bought a tractor and I was the first person to drive it other than the guy that delivered it and he taught me how to use a front end loader I’m really good at unloading equipment with it and digging dirt too
Lucas Drummond it’s a secret he can’t tell us lol
Nice to see that the Actor who plays Onyx The Millenial Farmers Boy has seemed to have joined the main cast of Zack "Millenial Farmer", Nate "Dad/Grandpa" and Jim "Mr. Stuck" as a returning character for the Millenial Farmer Franchise
😂😂 I love having something that I actually understand comments like this
Things must be going really smooth, Jim hasn't been fired once this season.
youtube comment of the year
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Don't forget Becky "Mrs. Millennial Farmer". They don't have her on the show enough. They need to write more episodes with her character on-camera.
The fact that your son understands that he's driving something that costs as much as a house. He is already mature well beyond his years.
It's a fine family. A very wonderful fine family. Farm life is good for a family.
ONNI
@@puppetsock, but farm life can do two things, strengthen the family bonds, or tear the family apart!
Onyx should have his own camera. Going to put you out of business. Great job Dad!
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Oh my gosh it’s amazing he would be interesting to watch too.
I don't normally comment. But as a father. You must be very proud of your son stepping up and showing interest in the farm. Really enjoyed hearing some of his thoughts and how he does things. It's all about the kids. The kids are the future and you sir are doing a great job.
When I was around his age I had an interest in our potato farm, but my dad would never let me do anything. I'm kinda jealous of him.
Agreed …
Onyx "I'm supprised it's moving"
😂😂😂 omg being roasted by a child is 👌
It goes on all over the world 😄
I laughed out loud when he said that.
It was really good to hear Onyx talk about what he was doing. Great young man!
Onyx is already making red machine jokes like his dad 👍😂
I think its Onyx.
Green paint cost more than red paint I like my red paint because it cost less than green paint.
I went to go look at a new tractor so I could mow with with a brush hog and the John Deere cost an extra $10,000 more than what the case was I just want something that works and something that I can afford I really don't care who makes it as long as I can afford it
John Chambers oh trust me I have nothing against any farm equipment at all no matter what color it is I just thought it was funny that he’s saying it now too
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Hey Zach and Becky. It's going to be pretty awesome to have Onyx's growth as a contributor to the farm documented by vlog. You'll always be able to look back on these moments of pride. Pretty awesome!
"They got the red stuff moving"
"Supprised its moving" good boy, taught him well.
Lmao I laughed at that one
Hey now
I love him
If Case IH comes out with the greatest tractor of all time, Onyx will refuse to buy one when he takes over the farm. :)
David Messer yeah but that will never happen 😐
Thank You, Becky and Zach! Thank you for sharing your Family and for sharing ~ Farming! Americans need to understand and appreciate Family Farming ~ Our food sources and what it takes to actually feed America! Taking Family Farmers for granted is so counter-productive to our future. May your Family be Safe and Healthy! Best, Doyle & Susie Hughes
“Surprised it’s moving” yep, he’s your kid.😂
Looks like Grandpa
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That killed me 🤣 🤣 🤣 lmao
🤣🤣 best part of the vid ahaha
The Mom and Son footage was a nice addition... Like the comment by Onyx "Surprised it's movin"... The apple fell right under the tree right there
Trailer backing tip for Onyx: hold the steering wheel at the bottom. Push left, the trailer goes left. Push right, the trailer goes right. Keep up the good work!
Tip for Onyx: Don't ever leave home. His life was mine growing up. Exactly doing what he is doing. My father ran about 3500 acres growing up, part his and part custom combining and drilling. Mom delivering our bologna lunch every day to dad and me and his hired hands.
I left after I graduated. Biggest regret of my life. Stay at home kid. Take over that family farm. Just watching this brings back that smell. The sounds and sights of being out in the middle of nowhere at night harvesting, combining, cultivating and discing.
Solid and ~relate-able~ comment my dude. I didn't grow up on a farm, but I love seeing Onyx get after it. Reminds me of my upbringing... just with more Deere! I'm sure ZJ's gonna get that kid a quality education, but I hope he finds his way home to carry on the family tradition!
@@jackbook8400 Thanks my man. I joined the Army straight outta High School. Not ashamed of that, I just wish I had stayed on the farm. Dad doesn't farm near as much anymore. He has about 1000 acres crop and arohnd 160 head of cattle. Not sure exact how much pasture.
@@NASCARCUP22FAN Well thank you for your service brotha! My little sister's a 1C at the Naval Academy rn, hoping to go Marines come graduation this spring. Much respect to you and all the other servicemen/women out there!! I'm sure you're dad is proud.
"It's not easy, I'll tell ya that" Onyx is a legit farmer
My favorite line of the video!
I can say since I am a type of farmer cause I farm hay and well some things are really not easy but you have to do it to get it done
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Yea I say that every time I’m trying to load the feeder wagon for cattle because you gotta figure out the right amount of grain and food u need
And I can’t even get my 15 and 11 year old boys to clean their room🤦🏻♂️🤣
That was great having Mrs. Millennial Farmer interviewing Onyx. It's nice meeting your family. As a "City Boy," I enjoy seeing how hard working farmers keep us fed. Thanks to all the farmers. You are truly under-appreciated; but not by me. Stay safe in the grain bins.
Xo
Onyx is quick to itch a joke like his father lol
He’s a squared away little dude! Good job Mom and Dad👍🏻. I think I can speak for all the followers to say we are all proud of Onyx, he’s doing an outstanding job and his awareness is top notch.
95% of American adults couldn't do what Onyx is doing. He's got good awareness about what he's doing.
nice statistics right out of your ass
@Aurimas Sakalauskas it’s the truth people can hardly drive a car these days. As a lot of ppl that watch the channel probably couldnt do it. Gotta think about the ppl who couldn’t even find the dipstick let alone know what it’s used for. And that’s facts I own a grading company you would be surprised of all the “expert operators” if fired because they know nothing but say they are the best.
Onyx is doing a awesome job of keeping up with the combine, being its his 1st year of running the grain cart. Like mom said its always the grain cart fault. I know that feeling Becki as that was my job until we got a semi.
@@robhakeman5873 The X9 is designed for high volume harvesting using multiple grain carts. I bet Onyx will be waiting around when MF goes back to his own combine.
@@robhakeman5873 Just to Know, How Old is Onyx? Because I agree he did quite well, he can do the Auger Job, and I cant even Figure out how to get a tractor moving...(City Guy Here)
“I’ll tell you that”, you my friend have raised your boy and girls w true grit! You’ve passed on that true proud hard working American attitude that has build our great county! You and your wife should be so proud as I’m sure you are. Love the content keep it up
also, see the 'honest' type manual labor is not lost with your girls. They both are so willing to help even in stuff we consider not fun
If more people taught their kids hard work pays off and values like you guys do. The world would be such a better place. Well done Zack and Becky well done.
It's great that your beautiful wife came out and documented your son driving the cart, it really is a special harvest now that he is in the field with you. I'm proud of your whole family. Stay safe.
He's a true farmer. Good job raising the kids my man, and you too Mrs. Millennial
Becky, Onyx is doing a great job. He picked up running the grain cart quickly. Proud moments
The boy knows the value of the your equipment and Deere's good job Mom & Dad.Main man down next generation steps ....proud parents
Onyx is doing an AMAZING job, especially as young as he is!! Handling that grain cart & tractor like a boss!!! :-)
I found your channel by watching the Stoney Ridge Farmer, being a Minnesotan I am enjoying your videos. I spent most of my life in telecommunications. In the early 1990's for about 3 years I worked on Federal Government agency phone systems, including the Soil Conservatin Service & the Farmers Home Administration. I was the only employee in Minnesota & traveled the whole state. I also covered about 1/3 of Wisconsin. Now retired and watching vids like yours. Thanks for doing what you do.
Give the boy an extra hug tonight. You've got a good kid with a good head.
Very BEST video ever. Mrs Mn Farmer riding with her son and chatting. Mom son bonding. That’s another reason why your channel is so amazing.
So nice to see you and the family on todays farm. From the seat of an old hand-brake Allis Chalmers WC from sixty years ago, on a 100 acre pile of ledge and rocks in Massachusetts of all places, some great memories I would not trade with anyone. And having a son who wants to be where you are is hard to describe. My little boy is now over 50. The first time I heard the neighbors green and yellow model A, I fell in love with that sound, used to work for him,(40 cents an hour), but got to drive his green machines. "You can take the boy off the farm, but you cant take the farm off the boy." and so it is.
Onyx is paying more attention than anyone knows.
Love seeing the whole family involved. 6 was raised right! Loved seeing the girls even in there helping. Nothing beats family working together!
Farm families are blessed to work together! I think you'd enjoy our family friendly farming youtube channel County Line Cowpokes ruclips.net/video/KLKvNubyDO0/видео.html. Our farm can't compete with MF's amazing equipment so our videos include humor that the entire family will enjoy along with beautiful farm scenery including drone footage, and some agriculture education.
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Onix is a prime example of like father like son
I didn't start running machinery until I was 12. By 14 I was the hired man on Dad's farm. So I'm watching these harvest videos with great memories.
My best advice is to make sure Onyx goes to university or Ag college after high school. It'll teach him about surviving in the outside world without mom and dad close by. He'll learn to make decisions on his own, some bad but mostly good decisions while in school. Then come home and go farming. All that he has learned, both while growing up and in post secondary school, will help Onyx be a great farmer!
"6" is doing awesome. How do you fit in the cab your head has to be swelling with pride.
It's great seeing the kid drive the tractor. I was probably a bit older when I started driving by myself, for like an hour with the plow. Now I'm 16 and I operate our mower, rake, round baler, plow (in case we do), cultivators, disc harrow, roller, stuff with the front end loader and sometimes the combine. The only operations I don't do are seeding, spraying, spreading fertiliser and driving the trucks
Six rocks! Need more kids like him. Responsible with hundreds of thousands of dollars of green machinery. Winner!
Up against a million dollar combine! Yea this kid rocks
Onyx is the image of his grandfather in looks and personality , the apple never falls far from the tree, great to see your boy taking interest and doing an amazing job :-)
The little guy looks AND SOUNDS like his grandpa!
Found this a few years back, and it always makes me chuckle:
So God made a grain cart driver
On the 8th day, God looked at his paradise and thought…
“I need a man that can be responsible for the mistakes that everyone makes. I need a man that is expected to read minds and a man that is to be everywhere he is expected twice as fast as possible.”
So God made a grain cart driver.
God said…
“This man will have to be patient, for he will get his butt chewed like he’s a dog, for simply not being able to see because of the glare of the Sun. This man is expected to have the same view of the cart as the combine driver does, even though he is inside the tractor in front of that cart. He needs to be a man that can make a miracle of a 1000 bushel per minute auger unload at double that and be expected to knock his teeth out driving back in the field to the combine at nearly road speed.”
So God made a grain cart driver.
God said…
“This man will be solely responsible for not spilling grain, but also smart enough to run over skips in the field so it looks clean. I need this man to be able to understand hand gestures that change every day. I need this man to hold his tongue when he’s told it’s all his fault and be willing to grease the combine every day.”
So God made a grain cart driver
?
@@kaydenwade7275 clearly inexperienced, only the cart drivers know how it feels, I’m a trained professional, only thing is, I can’t always keep my mouth shut
So true
So good to see the girls shoveling and cleaning up the corn dust, then to see Onyx out there helping dad! Such a great family moment, and all while giving mom a tour of what he is doing. You both should be so proud! Raising great kids! Totally agree with an earlier comment...”that kid is killin’ it!”
The old man better hope that knee heals quick ! "Hey Gramps, can I show you something behind the barn ?" 'Sure Onyx, hey, what's the hole for....'
I really enjoyed the time Becky spent with Onyx in the tractor getting his view of what he is doing. When Zach is in the combine and he is in the tractor you don't get a chance to see that part of him. The awareness of what he is doing and the value of the equipment is amazing. Very mature young man. I remember those days when my son was out there running equipment and the pride I had. Zach and Becky, you have a right to be very proud.
Onxy Impressed the hell out of me! Idk if I could run that thing at his age hats off to you bud you're doing great
Fabulous job Onyx. You are are a prize. Your parents are as proud as any parent can be. I am 70 years old & I don't think I could do what you are doing. GREAT JOB!!!!! Looking forward to watching you run the combines.
Gotta teach "6" to hold the bottom of the wheel when backing up, his brain will takeover the rest and ensure he steers correctly! Works 50% of the time everytime! (really should try it)
Good strategy when learning and getting comfortable
that's how I learned
And don't turn the wheel real fast just slow in puts works well too.
I've actually never heard of that strategy, wish someone would've told me that when I was 16
The other one is "turn toward the danger" when backing.
What a wonderful farm family! The young man looks just like his grandpa! Farming has changed since I drove tractors 50 some years ago at our small farm in Western Iowa!
Your son is really good at driving a grain cart driver tell him I said that he is doing a really good job at it
Good job teaching Onyx to operate the equipment very impressive the way he is working,maybe he will continue to follow in his dad’s footsteps.
Zach’s gotta “confiscate” the snacks.
Loved seeing Mrs. Millennial Farmer and more of Onyx at the wheel!
Dad tax!
You must be super proud of your son. Really happy to see you've taught this young man how to handle a piece of equipment like that and he seems to have a good grip on the job. Im a father myself and I wish I had a way I could work with my sons.
Onyx is doing a fantastic job, well done Onyx.
I hadn’t commented on Onyx yet. This video really showcased him. Very impressive, young man.
Great that he is learning to pay attention to everything.
Love seeing these ultra modern combines working. At one point that your walking the field I saw whole cobbs on the ground, I thought they were ground up before they’re expelled from the machine. Watching your son I could see myself 65 years ago. 👍👍
Its so enjoyable watching "6" do his job! He's such a smart young man!
It’s awesome to see a young man working together with dad reminds me of my younger years when I helped on the farm !!
Onyx is doing amazing especially for being so young, he may not feel like hes doing i great but from the videos I say hes doing pretty fricking good, good job Onyx!
I ran a grain cart beside the x9 a few days ago in Indiana. Onyx did a much better job than I. Hats off young man.
All those "donuts" with the four-wheeler on the gravel outside the shop are paying off. Awareness, reaction, driving skills, etc. all come to bear when driving something else. Good job!
Mighty impressed with your youngsters ability and realization that his help is needed.
It's so cool seeing Onyx running with Zach. I'd bet grandpa is pretty proud of him to just like Zach is
Great to see Onyx driving like a pro and taking pride in it. I remember when my old man started me driving grain cart around the same age. Keep it up guys!
Nick:well the neighbors got the red stuff moving.Onyx: I’m surprised it’s moving.🤣😂😂😂
its zach not nick
I continue to be impressed with Onyxs' mastery of the grain cart. "Trailer that cost as much as a house", he has his eye on the ball. Nice respect for the equipment Onyx, you are doing great!
I thought about this last night after hearing the 7000+ bushels per hour rate of the X9. If you run it for your 50 hours at even 6000 bph, that's 300,000 bushels. That seems like a lot considering the capacity of the grain cart, the trailers, and your bins.
Might be my favorite video so far. Great to see Mom getting footage of Onyx driving the grain cart tractor. And seeing the girls pitching in a bit. :)
Onyx: I’m surprised it’s moving
Zach: Oh come on now. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Onyx is smart
When did he say that? I somehow overheard it
@@f.r.7693 when Zach was videotaping the case tractor I don’t remember what the video time was
I'm 15 and have been grain cart runner for probably 3 4 years tell onyx he does a good job and that everyone gets nervous around he trucks.
3:15 Died of cuteness overload. :D
4:08 Awwwww.
8:05 "...costs as much as a house." Onyx has a good head on his shoulders. I'd be scared too, especially since the combine is a loaner.
I think Onyx is probably listening to Mom a little bit more than Dad but the whole family is getting it done bringing in the sheaves! Way to go Onyx!
Once the dot was pointed out, I couldn't unsee it...lol.
Onyx is really getting the hang of grain cart....and the red tractor jokes. He's doing great.
You have got to be so proud of that young man! And your daughters are following him right on track! Great job, Mom and Dad!!
Wow great video Sir it’s inspiring. Thanks for inspiring me to open my own RUclips channel. I’m a young farm lady from Africa. Sending you ❤️ and 💡. Thanks for the privilege as always
Wow... Wishing you success darling. African ladies are sure beautiful and a farmer at that
Super happy for you for even having having the courage to start..... You just gained a new sub. Love
Omg she is so pretty. Wishing you success. You deserve all the support you can get. Let's show some love guys.
Wooow. Your channel is amazing. Seeing a young lady do wonders is amazing
Sending this beautiful young lady love and light
Outstanding grain cart driver! Very professional and polite. Loved when he’s explaining to mom his procedure for filling the semi.
We are looking at you from France, at a much smaller dimension, here we started irrigated corn, the results vary between 110 and 135qx dry per ha The soybean harvest is not over and the results are disappointing between 28 and 41qx per ha, but rather an average of 35qx, the concern is that it is harvested 3 weeks late and at a humidity of 18 to 20 dry it. Good luck, you are lucky to be in a country which is proud of its farmers, here it is quite the opposite, I no longer believe in my job, we only have stupid rulers, anti GMOs, only anti science. Sincerely, Michel
We are lucky in many ways concerning our wonderful agriculture...Hope it gets better there, a man of the earth growing societies' food should never be looked down upon...From NC in America Keep up the good work we are proud of you
What's a QX? Rest of the world usually complains about our bushels per acre, instead of tons per hectare. And the majority of the USA could care less about farmers, we just dumb hicks to them.
Farming is hard but an honest life. Keep up the good work my friend.
@@maxpower9499 Qx is 100kg or 0,1t sorry...
@@BlandDeuce thank you very much
I'm just amazed at how old that little man is. Dude is a specimen!
I gotta say, Onyx is a really cool intelligent kid.
I enjoyed hearing Onyx''s perspective of driving the grain cart. He's very mature and smart for his age.
That spot is on the sensor of your camera, not the lens. To remove: remove lens, put camera in cleaning mode (might be called mirror up), very very gently use very low psi compressed air from a distance and at a 30 degree angle to camera sensor to blow away the dust. If it doesn't remove, it needs to be wet cleaned with a kit. -Professional photographer
Watching your son explain and go through his thought process shows how thuroughly he goes through every decision. Like he's not just a kid in a piece of equipment but rather he follows a set of parameters that I assume were set by you and he listened. You already know this but make sure to tell him he's doing an awesome job!
"Can I sweep up all the corn dust in a pile?" Now that's something every grain farmer wants to hear, great kids!
That little farm hand running that grain cart around must make you so proud, awesome.
If only a lot of other parents raised their kids like you an your wife, we would be a better country. Most kids only want to keep their heads in a computer game.
I agree with you to an extent but playing pc games has kept me out of trouble for years.
Or their kids are on the streets smoking weed and drinking, dealing drugs and whatever. Understanding life young is a key basic for child development
Dude i love this time of year, when it goes cold to the point where you can't do anything and you can come inside to watch some millennial farmer with the family. Just great
"I'm surprised it's movin" - Onyx with the Case burn. Love it.
Thanks for the InnoPro shout-out at the end! Such a great example of how our camera systems can be applied to increase efficiency in real life scenarios.
I love how cautious he is in the tractor. Watching his surroundings and being careful. Hes going to be one good farmer!
Yea
Love the supportive comments and chat from mum with Onyx, as they say ‘behind every good man there is a good woman’ this also applies to son’s. Great to watch !!!!!! From England 🏴 UK 🇬🇧
"I'm surprised it's moving" -Onyx
😂😂😂
I enjoyed the conversation between Onyx and Becky. His explanations to mom shows he is a thinker. Encourage that and you will have a successful young man there! Good parenting!
Loving the daily videos Mrs. millennialfarmer 👍🏽 onyx seems like he’s living the dream 😂
As Zach has issues with too much corn material going into the X-9, let's all remember the many farmers across the midwest that are having problems with NO corn going into their combines. God bless em.
Oynx even explains what hes doing well like his ole Dad. Like father like son.
One of my favorite videos. Seeing the encouragement of the next generation and hearing Onyx’s knowledge and explanations was very heart warming. Keep up the good farming and videos. Thanks so much.
Onyx is beyond his years. Quite the lad. Gone from ripping around the yard is his quad to being an operator at 10 years old. Well taught Dad.
Onyx, I use to run the grain carts on my grandfathers farm. We didn’t have an auger wagon. I had to fetch and unload gravity carts into an auger to the grain bins. Then return them back to the field in another spot so he could unload in certain areas. We only had an old 850 massy combine and open cab farmall tractors.