The auger has an adapter that it sits on so it can pivot higher and lower. Not much sense in doing it until the end since it leaves a bunch of corn underneath that it can't reach since it sits on the adapter. It's much wiser to run it all the way around then take the adapter out and do one more sweep around the bin before shoveling.
Being a city boy and driving through the country at times, I've always wondered about those big steel bins. Thank-you for the digital tour and answering an enquiring mind. More appreciation for where our food comes from and how it gets to our tables.
It was really neat watching the sweep in action from the top of the bin. So nice of Travis to “volunteer” for the job. Usually big brothers make little brothers do all the “not so fun” jobs.
Watching your channel, Travis's and onelonelyfarmers has got me started on RUclips. I may be small but we got to start somewhere. Love the video's keep up the good work on making these for us viewers.
Ive been watching your channel for about 2 years now and wow has this channel grown.When i first came across your channel i of course had to go back to the very beginning and catch up. Being local to Wisconsin myself i love watching the all the farms in my area go through the different stages of field prep,planting,spraying and harvesting in the fall,Thank you to you,your family,and all farmer's across the world,Maybe on day i could afford a small plot of land where i could grow enough food to support me and my family.Thank you again and keep up the hard work.
Great video I farm to in north east South Dakota on family farm. We raise soy beans, corn, alfalfa, and dairy cattle for dairies around my hometown. Its great that theres people like you take time out of your busy day to show your farming style. Keep theme coming
Both of my grandfathers were farmers and my dad helped his father during the summer farming and now I want to farm cause I just love the way all this stuff works
My kids think the video was really cool how it showed emptying the grain bin out entirely. There is not a lot of big bins around us so this was something new to see!
As a city boy trying his best to help his grandpa out on the farm during the summer months. I think I can say I have a slightly better understanding of how this works. Thank you!
watching that bin being swept brought back some memories of having to sweep out leftover grain from the barges along the ole' Mississippi back in the 80s. The bad deal about how we had to do it because the barges didn't have augers in the floors, we had to fill up 50lb burlap sacks and carry it up ladders to offload it. That was without a doubt a hard days work.
Lot of people your age need to stay active like you all do in stud of playing on pkones you all know what hard work is. It's no easy task to run a farm to say when a good luck in the future guys tks gary
Man, I’m a city boy myself. I started watching after getting into Farming Simulator. But, I’ve also always had an affinity for those that some look down upon. Men and women that work with their hands, that work hard, work damned hard. Men and women that, if we didn’t have around, we’d be screwed. Farmers, ranchers, truck drivers, etc. But Jamie and Ryan’s videos are good, and they show how life works on a farm.
Been a long time since I have I'm a student green beans and such I don't miss having to get in those hot things but it does bring back memories so Thanks for the Memories
Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it. We dont use grain bins out here in the valley if the sun. We go straight to market and farm year round so I always enjoy how ya’ll farm back there.
Great video again. Watching that video brought back memories of when my grandfather use to stick me in the bin when I was in second grade way back when to have me sweep the bin and to get the mice out. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
would love if you'd make some short videos for kids about silos, tractors, etc. We teach a farm unit and kids are always interested in how things work on farms.
We have shovel and broom with us while pushing the sweep auger. That way we shovel grain over sweep auger. It's a little more work at the time, but clean bin when finished
Glad you take the time to show different things on how farm chores go from day to day. I would love to work on a farm all day! I respect farms you guys bust ur butt all year to put food on tables I am subscribing and can't wait to watch more!
All this new equipment! Try doing all of this back in the early 70’s. I use to love sitting on the corn pushing the corn down out of the truck. Sometimes we would be inside of the bins (ROASTING) pushing the corn to the sides as it came in from the top of the bin because we didn’t have no air ventilated bin floors. We had to keep the corn separated for aeration. Fun times as a youth growing up on a farm. I hated Tobacco season though🤣😂😅! RIP Uncle Buck💪🏾
Doing it the long way huh. You're supposed to shovel and sweep with the auger as it moves!
The auger has an adapter that it sits on so it can pivot higher and lower. Not much sense in doing it until the end since it leaves a bunch of corn underneath that it can't reach since it sits on the adapter. It's much wiser to run it all the way around then take the adapter out and do one more sweep around the bin before shoveling.
Same as ours, I guess the way I was taught was to shovel and sweep with it as it moves. To each their own!
stealthybanana I did that for years. After doing it this way I wouldn't go back to that way if I had to.
stealthybanana this is a first to actually see white PPL DOING THIS TYPE OF WORK!
stealthybanana at our elevator we just let the auger do the work then we shovel and sweep what it didn’t get
Being a city boy and driving through the country at times, I've always wondered about those big steel bins. Thank-you for the digital tour and answering an enquiring mind. More appreciation for where our food comes from and how it gets to our tables.
It’s so satisfying watching the sweep going around the bin.
Seeing how the bins are emptied and cleaned was interesting.🙂🙂
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It was really neat watching the sweep in action from the top of the bin. So nice of Travis to “volunteer” for the job. Usually big brothers make little brothers do all the “not so fun” jobs.
I can't get enough of "How Farms Work " videos. They are amazing. Keep up the great work.
Great quality video! I enjoy watching your videos so I can see what grain farmers do because I come from a dairy farm.
Keep up the great videos Ryan I appreciate watching you young farmers 👍
Very interesting!! From the inside once the bin is empty it looks so large. Always like watching the corn fall
Watching your channel, Travis's and onelonelyfarmers has got me started on RUclips. I may be small but we got to start somewhere. Love the video's keep up the good work on making these for us viewers.
Ive been watching your channel for about 2 years now and wow has this channel grown.When i first came across your channel i of course had to go back to the very beginning and catch up. Being local to Wisconsin myself i love watching the all the farms in my area go through the different stages of field prep,planting,spraying and harvesting in the fall,Thank you to you,your family,and all farmer's across the world,Maybe on day i could afford a small plot of land where i could grow enough food to support me and my family.Thank you again and keep up the hard work.
Thanks for the feedback! Glad we can be here!
Well that's one way to get in the bin. Great job cleaning it. Love your videos. Keep them coming
Brian John 9lo oui moi
Love this, remind me of memories in maternal grandfather's farm, and the country side.
Me and my Pawpaw Watch your videos every day we love watching how farms work. Keep up the good work love your vids.
There's nothing corny about the way you get the job done. This old Vietnam vet gets a kick out of watching you guys work so well together.:)
We're you a kernal?
Nice timelapse in the bin
I like that you are the only one that shows us what happens at a farm.
That is a lot of corn and hardwork!
My son Marshall an I enjoy watching How Farms Work!
keep up the good work, and thanks for all you do!
Great video I farm to in north east South Dakota on family farm. We raise soy beans, corn, alfalfa, and dairy cattle for dairies around my hometown. Its great that theres people like you take time out of your busy day to show your farming style. Keep theme coming
Interesting video, I always enjoy watching your channel.
Both of my grandfathers were farmers and my dad helped his father during the summer farming and now I want to farm cause I just love the way all this stuff works
Good job cleaning those bins out Ryan. Also how many feet is that auger?
I love ur vids. As a young farmer they teach me a lot as my career flourishes. Thank you to Ryan and his family!!
Yes, finally we see the *new* grain auger working.
Goudguppy it works just like the old one.
Jeff Gixer yes I know just wanted to see the new one being justed
Thanks for sharing with us How Farms Work!
U make it look simply we do everything the hard way, I should my buddies and the think to, show us more videos like the life cycle of corn
My kids think the video was really cool how it showed emptying the grain bin out entirely. There is not a lot of big bins around us so this was something new to see!
When you were cutting grass in your front yard it helps the grass grow better if you mow at a 2.5 or 3
I like to see that 4020 working. I have a old 1964 JD 2010. It’s a row crop model and runs like a champ.
"as we see here the bin is giving birth to a spry young baby Travis, those continuing the life cycle"
*Travis tries to back hand Ryan*
LOL
As a city boy trying his best to help his grandpa out on the farm during the summer months. I think I can say I have a slightly better understanding of how this works. Thank you!
Hey Travis
How’s cell service in that big metal bin
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Love all your videos. Enjoy watching the work with the Cows and Dogs!! Keep up all the great work and videos!!!
1st watch your "How Farm's Work" series or hearing of you both on ut. Enjoyed Much
watching that bin being swept brought back some memories of having to sweep out leftover grain from the barges along the ole' Mississippi back in the 80s. The bad deal about how we had to do it because the barges didn't have augers in the floors, we had to fill up 50lb burlap sacks and carry it up ladders to offload it. That was without a doubt a hard days work.
Thanks for the video Ryan love it .
leo l so kind 🌝
These machines are amazing. I would love to have all brands to make work 90% easier when I start farming. Farming and technology go together
Please do another day in the life
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Lot of people your age need to stay active like you all do in stud of playing on pkones you all know what hard work is. It's no easy task to run a farm to say when a good luck in the future guys tks gary
Nice
Awesome, now it's time to take the bin down and getting ready to build the new one!
Why am I watching this I don’t even live on a farm
thats kinda the point of this channel, to show non farmers....how farms work....
Man, I’m a city boy myself. I started watching after getting into Farming Simulator. But, I’ve also always had an affinity for those that some look down upon. Men and women that work with their hands, that work hard, work damned hard. Men and women that, if we didn’t have around, we’d be screwed. Farmers, ranchers, truck drivers, etc. But Jamie and Ryan’s videos are good, and they show how life works on a farm.
It wouldn't hurt to watch a video or 2
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That was a lot of hard work you guys put into it. Excellent video!❤❤❤
Thanks for the video Ryan. Did the semi show up just after you got the carts in the shed?
Watching you Sweep out the grain bins is very satisfying
Just found your channel today I like it. And subbed
Nice work with the bins, the bins look so new without Grain in them.
Did you get a new grain bin that replaced the one that collapsed? Thanks for the great video's.
Wow that bring back memories .I used to put up grain bins for Farm service in Iowa
When are you guys going to cut hay
Connor Mehmen its named grass
barbet jansen
Hay is a type of grass.
*Nick* where i am from is hay dry grass
Great video I think its great that you guys work as a team...something that you don't see too much any more
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great way to keep your bins clean!! i havent seen farmers clean those before.
keep up the good work you guys!
Farming simulator 2k25
You do realize we have these in FS19?
Love your channel, whenever my wife asks a farm question, I look to see if you've covered it
You are a hard worker and your the best youtuber
Been a long time since I have I'm a student green beans and such I don't miss having to get in those hot things but it does bring back memories so Thanks for the Memories
Pretty cool to see how those bins unload the final bit of grain. have a wonderful sunday.
Looks like the combine is doing a very good job with the grain. That was some clean looking corn coming out of the bins.
Love the videos can't wait to see you guys fill those bins up again
Always a good feeling having the bins cleaned out
Reminds me of all the times helping my dad and grandpa clean bins out keep up the good work
Thank you for the videos Ryan.
I like what you guys do showing world how hard us farmers work and what it takes to make for all the people
I love the way you all cleaned out your bin I live and work on a farm we clean out the bin the exact same way
Cool to see how the unloaders inside the grain bins work
Sweeping is always fun. We got 6 bins and dad likes to sell in July when it is hot outside and hotter inside the bins
Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it. We dont use grain bins out here in the valley if the sun. We go straight to market and farm year round so I always enjoy how ya’ll farm back there.
Such hard, constant work but what a life!
I pass by your farm every day. Really nice place!
Awesome work Ryan and travis I bet ur pops is very proud of u guys how u guys turned out keep up the videos Ryan and travis god bless u guys
hi Ryan great vids its good to see how you and Travis are always playing each other and getting the job done
This video brought back a few memories helping my neighbor sweep out bins.
I like seeing you clean out the bins it was satisfying
Hey Ryan keep the videos coming because your videos shows what it takes to be a farmer and it shows the challenges as well
Great video again. Watching that video brought back memories of when my grandfather use to stick me in the bin when I was in second grade way back when to have me sweep the bin and to get the mice out. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Great job on the video. Good to see you guys having fun ribbing each other in still working hard.
would love if you'd make some short videos for kids about silos, tractors, etc. We teach a farm unit and kids are always interested in how things work on farms.
Congrats. I'm brazilian and I love to watch your videos.
Love watching you guys empty the grain bins
Thanks for the video. As a city kid I find your videos very interesting and I always enjoy watching.
Great Video Ryan...Keep the great work and keep on Farming.
Hey Ryan your videos are always great! Thanks for sharing your farm life with us. God bless my friend!
Can`t wait to see the new bin going up. Keep up the good work
The comment about the bin giving birth to Travis was hilarious. His reaction was great as well!
Bush Hog mowing of the pastures. I could watch those all day.
We have shovel and broom with us while pushing the sweep auger. That way we shovel grain over sweep auger. It's a little more work at the time, but clean bin when finished
I'm a city guy and this was another good video helping to show me, "How Farms Work."
I haven't swept out a grain bin since I was a kid, thank you for the video!
Nice video. I have been watching for about 4 years. You helped me get through my accident when I was run over by a 1020
Glad you take the time to show different things on how farm chores go from day to day. I would love to work on a farm all day! I respect farms you guys bust ur butt all year to put food on tables I am subscribing and can't wait to watch more!
Another great video. Always looking forward to the next one.
Really love these videos. Your kind of farming is way different than our farming in the Netherlands. We put all our grain in a big shed.
Nice video we are cleaning out our grain bins and selling corn as well we have nine bins to clean out and we have three done; busy summer
Hi im dave from England love your vids they are very refreshing. you work hard on the farm . all the very best .
Love watching your channel while I'm here in Iraq. It helps pass time. Keep up the good work in all you guys do there.
Amazed at how fresh the corn looks after sitting all winter/spring in the silo.
All this new equipment! Try doing all of this back in the early 70’s. I use to love sitting on the corn pushing the corn down out of the truck. Sometimes we would be inside of the bins (ROASTING) pushing the corn to the sides as it came in from the top of the bin because we didn’t have no air ventilated bin floors. We had to keep the corn separated for aeration. Fun times as a youth growing up on a farm. I hated Tobacco season though🤣😂😅! RIP Uncle Buck💪🏾