My Grandfather and my Uncle were farmers... My grandfather was literally the last of this dying breed in my family... After my grandfather passed away we had to auction off our farm... With it my memories... MISS YOU PAPAW...
Coming from a sixth generation farmer who is only 24 and my Dad is the fifth generation who have been on the same farm for over 150 years this songs really hits home for me
Our small family farm of only 126 acres dates back to the end of the Civil War. Our farm was handed to my Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather John Warner in 1866 who migrated from Germany and back in the 19th century you had to work the land number and make a profit before you became the land owner. My Great Grandfather Harold Warner, was truly the last of his breed when he past away back in 2001 because he was born in 1914, was one the first school bus drivers in our township here in central Ohio. He saw the transition of the mechanization of the American Farm from the horse drawn plows, to seeing his Dad buy their first tractor and thresher and from the thresher to the pull type combine and to today's modern combine. Pretty much all of the equipment we still operate on a daily basis was bought by him. My Great Grandfather had to girls and once my Grandfather retired his youngest daughter passed the farm to my Father. My Dad is a very hard working man because not only is he a full time farmer but he is also a thirty year veteran captain firefighter working 24 hour shifts every third day at Hamilton Township Fire Department. There is no better place than I would be than in the city for any given amount of time than on a tractor either hauling manure or running the combine. We raise wheat, corn, soybeans, some sweetcorn, hay, straw, and we also have 24 chickens and 3 horses to keep us busy in the winter. All the farm work throughout the year is done by the two of us.
My papa tuck was the last of a dyin breed, I'm really glad he was able to give the love of the country and the land and the cows and horses to me, before he passed, and now I know I wanna raise beef for a livin.
woo im one of the dying breed and proud of it. im farmgirl now and forever. this song descible me perfictly. many the farmers live on. and city people learn that food dosent come from the grocery store. thats where it gose after we put alot hard work in to growing it. hard work wont kill you! hate to tell you but ITS GOOD FOR YA!!
this songs great ^_^ its ashame that farmers and farms are disappearing. they really make this country great. makes me wanna own my own farm someday lol (probably will)
thats true.. ive been farm all my life and around here i am last of the dying breed. im hopen things get better for us farmes here but its not. so hang there where ever you are.
CopperHeadKTrain YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. YOU'RE IS WHAT YOU MEANT TO PUT. YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. NOT YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT IS ABSOLUTELY WRONG. YOU'RE IS A CONTRACTION OF YOU ARE. IF YOU CAN USE YOU ARE IN A SENTENCE AND IT MAKE SENSE YOU'RE USING YOU'RE CORRECTLY. LEARN THE DAMN DIFFERENCE DUMB SHIT
dude these are the kind people that won world war two. Guys that were used to shooting squirrels. Well them and scientists who walked around in the woods (Feynman). People that broke the sound barrier. Tractor mechanics like chuck yeager. None of those people were payed millions until after they were good at what they did. This was after they grew up how they did with nothing but dreams. I grew up on a farm.
im one OF THE DYING BREED! i hate to say it but THIS SONG IS TRUE! the FARMERS ARE DYING OUT!! this is one of the best songs EVER!! im a farmgirl and 14 im never changen! im going to stay on of the DYING BREEDS!
vetnam vetran your the best if you don't like living here get the out. lost my best friend in that what ever. put my time in for this country. could tell you more but would take to long.
so who is sixgungiacomo?? did you get comment from him? i got one bout you and my guess is he dosent like us farmers. hell im right with yea ive been in the barn sicne i was year old.
howdy lopezlaw03 i hope your right and me and many others of the dieing breed WONT DIE ! but the way things are here where i live things arent good and all the farmers are lossing. so i hope your right
cool i live in ohio i hope to keep our farm to becasue i really dont think my dad will give it to my brother he not a farmboy at all. farmgirl from ohio
Sixgun, get a life. Me, Yes I'll admit it I live in town but I love hanging out with my friends on their farm way more. So if you don't like people that live in the country or country music itself, then why the hell are you here?
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My grandfather passed all his knowledge to me so i could try and carry on the legacy of his generation and work
Wow super cool das Video und Musik Neal Mc coy Spritze 🤠🎸🐎👍⚘🎶
this is so a song about my grandfather and i am just happy that he teaches me everything he knows
My Grandfather and my Uncle were farmers... My grandfather was literally the last of this dying breed in my family... After my grandfather passed away we had to auction off our farm... With it my memories... MISS YOU PAPAW...
Tommy Franks, Karl Malone, & Nolan Ryan in this video now that's "AWESOME."
great song only a few left wish there was more
Amen
this really touched me, I so long for the simpler things in life...
Great video,good singing and a very true Song !
love Neal and this video and this song!!!
one of those songs that reminds me of my Grandfather.
Yep, last of the dying breed and proud of it!!
Coming from a sixth generation farmer who is only 24 and my Dad is the fifth generation who have been on the same farm for over 150 years this songs really hits home for me
Nicholas Wilburn do tell more, I'm interested in your family's farm story, Nicholas.
Our small family farm of only 126 acres dates back to the end of the Civil War. Our farm was handed to my Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather John Warner in 1866 who migrated from Germany and back in the 19th century you had to work the land number and make a profit before you became the land owner. My Great Grandfather Harold Warner, was truly the last of his breed when he past away back in 2001 because he was born in 1914, was one the first school bus drivers in our township here in central Ohio. He saw the transition of the mechanization of the American Farm from the horse drawn plows, to seeing his Dad buy their first tractor and thresher and from the thresher to the pull type combine and to today's modern combine. Pretty much all of the equipment we still operate on a daily basis was bought by him. My Great Grandfather had to girls and once my Grandfather retired his youngest daughter passed the farm to my Father. My Dad is a very hard working man because not only is he a full time farmer but he is also a thirty year veteran captain firefighter working 24 hour shifts every third day at Hamilton Township Fire Department. There is no better place than I would be than in the city for any given amount of time than on a tractor either hauling manure or running the combine. We raise wheat, corn, soybeans, some sweetcorn, hay, straw, and we also have 24 chickens and 3 horses to keep us busy in the winter. All the farm work throughout the year is done by the two of us.
Love this song
My papa tuck was the last of a dyin breed, I'm really glad he was able to give the love of the country and the land and the cows and horses to me, before he passed, and now I know I wanna raise beef for a livin.
HELL YEAH! There aint enough people like us in the world. We are the few of a dying breed.
Cmon man Neal McCoy, dude is amazing, handsome too
this explains my grandpa so much
woo im one of the dying breed and proud of it. im farmgirl now and forever. this song descible me perfictly.
many the farmers live on.
and city people learn that food dosent come from the grocery store. thats where it gose after we put alot hard work in to growing it. hard work wont kill you! hate to tell you but ITS GOOD FOR YA!!
as a member of the 'mellennial' generation, I think people like me truly are the last of a dying breed...
very nice
Coming from a long line of farmer this songs hits home
amen
awesome song
Thankx
word up hoss!
southern pride
love you Neal McCoy
💙🇺🇸❤️🤍💙Love some Neal McCoy
Miss ya grandpa frank wish the kids could of met ya
this songs great ^_^ its ashame that farmers and farms are disappearing. they really make this country great. makes me wanna own my own farm someday lol (probably will)
thats true.. ive been farm all my life and around here i am last of the dying breed. im hopen things get better for us farmes here but its not. so hang there where ever you are.
my thoughts exactly, yeeeeeehaaaaaaaw
your absolutely right
CopperHeadKTrain YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. YOU'RE IS WHAT YOU MEANT TO PUT. YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. NOT YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT IS ABSOLUTELY WRONG. YOU'RE IS A CONTRACTION OF YOU ARE. IF YOU CAN USE YOU ARE IN A SENTENCE AND IT MAKE SENSE YOU'RE USING YOU'RE CORRECTLY. LEARN THE DAMN DIFFERENCE DUMB SHIT
Fuckin great song, so good and true
right on im just a kid but im still a dyin breed born and raised in the south!
Just a quick FYI... I’m that little black kid in this music video honestly and that white kid was my friend I invited named jimmy
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dude these are the kind people that won world war two. Guys that were used to shooting squirrels. Well them and scientists who walked around in the woods (Feynman). People that broke the sound barrier. Tractor mechanics like chuck yeager. None of those people were payed millions until after they were good at what they did. This was after they grew up how they did with nothing but dreams. I grew up on a farm.
cool dude
im one OF THE DYING BREED! i hate to say it but THIS SONG IS TRUE! the FARMERS ARE DYING OUT!! this is one of the best songs EVER!! im a farmgirl and 14 im never changen! im going to stay on of the DYING BREEDS!
vetnam vetran your the best if you don't like living here get the out. lost my best friend in that what ever. put my time in for this country. could tell you more but would take to long.
My grandfather fits all the things he named off
Hope you and Becky are still together. Yep an old friend.
I normally hate country, but this song was definitely something. *gives a round of applause*
Karl Malone!
im one of the last of a dying breed
true, but in my belief the true farms are those that are small, and ran by the "little man" thats all i meant by farms in general
so who is sixgungiacomo?? did you get comment from him? i got one bout you and my guess is he dosent like us farmers. hell im right with yea ive been in the barn sicne i was year old.
howdy lopezlaw03 i hope your right and me and many others of the dieing breed WONT DIE ! but the way things are here where i live things arent good and all the farmers are lossing. so i hope your right
same here... cept im a farm boy :P
cool i live in ohio i hope to keep our farm to becasue i really dont think my dad will give it to my brother he not a farmboy at all.
farmgirl from ohio
lets see you grow your own food. so you can live year around. you can cause you dont no how
Corporate farming & Monsanto... murdering the family farm since... :(
Sixgun, get a life. Me, Yes I'll admit it I live in town but I love hanging out with my friends on their farm way more. So if you don't like people that live in the country or country music itself, then why the hell are you here?
there mothing wrong with it. im farmgirl worked my ass for. it hasnt hurt me and never will. morer people need to try it.
amen neal mccoy! but man I hate karl malone
lol no