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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2024
- Dave Mowitz visits the Olson farm in Wisconsin to see their well-built shop and their full-sized kitchen on this Top Shops tour. The shop also features an innovative pass-through design to pull equipment through.
From Successful Farming (ep.1203), originally aired November 15, 2018.
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Isn't it adorable that her office desk is a kitchen counter
I live 5 minutes down the road from them. I got to say, their shop is impressive.
6:00..... Push that a few times in a row. LMFAO
This was a hilarious video.
nice , my dream
Very nice building, Happy New Year
Dude has the personality of a rock.
Maverick8175 no shit man.... Smile a little bit for God’s sake. You’re gonna be on TV damnit!
I doubt he gives a rats ass that he’s on tv. It may come as a shock to either of you but just because he may not have a personality to you fellas, but that’s how some older farmers are.
May not open up, but ya.. no personality on camera...
But he does have a NICE shop!
Ooooh
Dang Cheeseheads ! They mix work up and play up and you get a over cooked cheesehead
hello friend
What builder and supplier did Olson's use to build their shed? I'm in central Wisconsin looking to build a shed very similar to this and having difficulties finding a builder in this area. I'd prefer to build it yet this year. Any contact information greatly appreciated.
Have you checked out the MN Millennial Farmer’s shop?
This guy and his oh face
lol, I know, I imagine the face and the oooooh every time he turns a light switch on.
Wider is better with farm implements... why doesnt this man have a 20 foot floor cleaner or something more than 24"! XD
That same shop used as a main street business would pay more than 3x the taxes than he does for the whole ranch..
SegoMan and would be making 3x the money so makes sense
@@gregshearer423
Me thinks your one of the 5/4 that's bad with fractions and math in general. Nice to see those farm subsidies go to good use..
@@SegoMan what farm subides?? is that our only line you aint farm groups use? I bet the farm ( not ranch its in midwest we farm not play) will pay an ASS load MORE in income tax and property tax than that main street business would.
@@scotthag1993
It's not that way in the wild west - my 100 x 120 lot and building generates more taxes than a 2500 acre ranch with multiple buildings. And yes the farm subsidies are listed in the local paper..
@@SegoMan then that 2500 acre must be some pretty shitty ground with shitty old buildings becuase here when a FARM around here is worth $12,000 an acre it taxes are higher than anyone who pays in town.
Ooh in the paper I'm sure it's a town paper that has no freaken clue that what ever subsidies you dumbass think we get if we get any it's a drop in a bucket. When we get $500 bucks but it costs $90,000 to put a crop in a 200 acre farm which is small. Yeah really making money off the government. Get you facts straight before being a idot on the internet like a big ole tough keyboard warrior.