LAURA! It's 11 8 21! I'M 71 YEARS OLD! Live in DALLASTOWN P.A. ! Was watching a Farmer in a Combine harvesting Soybeans,! HE STOPPED AND asked me if I would like to go for a ride? What an EXPERIENCE IN LIFE! First time ever. Loved it! The A c worked well and the Radio was kick Ass! JUST HAD TO LET YOU KNOW! Now I know how much you ENJOY 😉 HARVEST TIME! KEEP THE GREAT VIDEOS COMING YOUNG 👍 LADY! Hope GRANDAD IS WELL!
I am going to give you guys an advice, because one of my dearest friends went through it and we dont want any of you and anyone reading this going through the same thing. (2) things you can do. (#1) invest in a plexi-glass sides for those side-by-side off road vehicles And if you dont want to do that, invest in full head helmets that have full face coverings. The reason being is because my dearest friend was doing the same thing you guys did in upstate NY, and a branch smacked her in the face and nearly blinded her for life. She had to have 4 surgeries eye surgeries and took 2 years to recover. Because the branch as the vehicle push it, whip-lashed through the open side window & smacked her in the face. It did cut her face on the right cheek and the cut was about 8 inches long, she had to be rushed to the hospital via helicopter. I know these are fun things to do, I love doing them as well, but when you do these types of things, please consider wearing protective gear, specially head and face. I do not want you or anyone reading this going through the same thing my dearest friend went through. I love watching you guys have fun & sharing a part of your life with us. I don't mean to bring anyone's joy down, just want people to think of safety, specially with these types of machinery that we all love to ride & have fun with. It only takes a split second for things to go very wrong. just be and think safe 😍😍😍💖💖💖
Thanks you for the warning all should heed. Wearing protective gear to prevent unneeded suffering doesn’t stifle the fun, it allows you to relax and enjoy yourself now that you’ve taken precautions
I wore my Laura Farms support the farmer shirt the other day when I went to the produce market. I got lots of compliments and several farmers thanked me for supporting the farmers.
Glad to see you two out and about enjoying yourselves. You won't realize it for many years, but life IS short. You both work hard, go have fun! God Bless and thanks for sharing.
I spent a weekend on my girlfriend’s wheat farm in Corn, Oklahoma in 1977. I vividly remember the brilliant green of winter wheat. Thank you for sharing beautiful vistas of Corn and jogging my memories. I love the videos!
I love it when yall show different kinds of farming and how different it is from the corn/bean world. Its good to get out and explore and learn about different kinds
Oh to hear a young beautiful woman laugh with joy, the only thing better in life is hearing small children laugh with equal joy as they play. Especially if you had a part in bringing that laughter to them. Absolutely wonderful to hear you laugh!
I’m so glad that you all are having fun in your road trip. You and Grant need time away to mind and body back to normal if that is what you call it. You both appreciate your heritage. Family goes a long way. God bless and stay safe.
Just found yer all's channel. Making me miss the old days when i lived on a farm. Wasn't much just some cows and a few other things. Thing i miss the most is being out in the country. Nice channel you all have.. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.. Cheers
@@totoitekelcha7628 I should have been more specific. I was talking about raising livestock as well as farming. Being diversified spreads the load out financially, opening more doors to be successful in this unsung area of supplying good for use; grain, livestock, hay, etc.
Oh man, wife and i just got back a couple weeks back from Arkansas... Crater of Diamonds state park... Cowhide Cove and all that... beautiful country out there.
Woohooo! ROAD TRIP! Y'all need to come and see the Columbia Basin Irrigation Project, the Palouse Wheat fields (Hillside Combines), the Hop Fields of the Yakima Valley, the Vineyards there also, get some wine on going from winery to winery, then the Willamette Valley for tons of minor crops. My favorite Ag shows are the Spokane Ag show (it's all about wheat), the Portland Ag show (it's all about every minor crop you can think of, Hazel nuts are a crop?)
The autumn fall is great with all different shades off brown on the leaves then come spring all buds bursting open and you just hope you don’t get late frost to set things back
Yes they do after the kids grow up and go on the better things in life. My parents sold their 5,000 acres of cattle and hay farm In Washington state to retire and the both passed away several years later . I work now on a large farm operation as a truck driver in Illinois. I really appreciate your understanding about farming and doing good things to keep the life going. Love all your videos even though I don’t comment. 😘🥰🤟🏻✌🏻🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My first wife's father was a parts man for 40+ years at the John Deere dealer in Mercedes, Texas (Go down to Mexico and take a step back). They had some very big equipment there. I learned a lot of what I know about Ag and Farming from living down there.
Little history on Korn(Russian for grain) was settled by German Mennonite ‘s on land left over from one of the land runs in the 1800’s. It was changed to Corn during WW I because of anti German sentiment. They brought with them a red wheat that grew well in the area. However, it also had thistle seed in it ( we call this tumbleweeds now! Hope you enjoyed your trip.
Hello and welcome to Texas, Just last week i pulled up to a red light and counted roughly 22 vehicles stopped in the other 3 directions. 16 of that 22 vehicles were pickups or SUV's, they are everywhere and I drive mine, it is not a work truck but a pleasure truck. I have not owned a car since 1988 (78 years old) and would not own one now unless i just had to. Everyone in Texas loves their truck
It's nice to see you both having so much fun on a road trip! Laura, I remember on another video that I head your dad say once that he'd like to see a cotton farm and how they work it? I loved Laura saving the leaves looking so happy and smiling! Welcome to the south!
I’ve traveled all over the US, and it’s very interesting talking to farmers and ranchers in different states. Where farms growing corn in Michigan are happy to get 150 bu corn because they rely on rainfall only, you folks in Nebraska who irrigate, would be dismayed and expect 200 or better corn. Farms in the California Central Valley use diverted river water to irrigate their fields, sometimes through underground pipes. Tobacco farmers in Connecticut grow their plants under tents to keep the sun off the leaves. Ranchers in Texas grow wheat, but not for grain, it’s to let the cattle forage. Same for corn in the northeast, it’s mostly chopped up into silage. Farms have evolved so that they grow what works best for the land and the climate.
When i was farming , our vacation time was in what we called layby time that period between last cropcare operations and harvest that was untill we started raising rice which meant the last two weeks of august and most of September were spent drying the rice fields and harvest...then straight into cotton and beans
Woo go Oklahoma! I am from Oklahoma! So fun to see you all in Oklahoma, and to see your all's view on what Oklahoma is like from a farmers perspective!
Good to see you living your dreams. You work to live life, not live to work. The world could use a lot more people like you and Grant. Great repayment to humanity is to make a bunch of little Laura's and Grant's.
Hey Laura and Grant! Thanks for your videos. Although I grew up in Mississippi and graduated from Mississippi State (ag school) your videos are very informative about the ins and outs of farming.... more than I have learned in my 60 years... Keep up the good information!!
You two are a great couple. I love how both of you are laughing and smiling so much. I really love your channel. I know that there are other women from Nebraska and New York with farming channels. They seem to be faking farm life. It seems that they are more into modeling. You're a beautiful intelligent farming couple. Hello from Kansas.
Didn't have side by side growing up, but did have access to old willys jeep I had blast on that thing. However that jeep got in trouble to apparently its fround Aupon trying to climb fresh crushed gravel pile in gravel pit.
I live North of Dallas. Yet also worked farms for about 20 years or so. The farmer I worked for he did around 6000 acres. With that we did, wheat, corn, milo and cotton. Some soybean but not a lot of it. Also he had three pastures with cows and one with bulls. I asked how many and he told me. I know how many are in each pasture. But I do not want to add them up. It would scare me. LOL. He and I went to west Texas to look at a tractor once. Out there we saw a dozer pulling a double plow. Meaning it was pulling (this was in 1990) two 35 or 40 foot plows. And digging them deep too. On that trip also we would drive about ten miles and see a big silo set up. Then fields. another ten miles and another silo set up. This went on for many miles. All looked identical. He claims that it was more than likely the same farmer. From the highway, the fields went as far off the road as you could see. Plus it went about 25 plus miles long. All one farm. Dry land farmed also.
It’s hard to get away. Fortunately we have some very good friends that watch the farm when we need a vacation. Looking forward to finishing my barn that was destroyed by the wind last year, just about done then we are off for the holidays. Lots of winter projects in the shop, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. Love that you guys do a lot of your own repairs, I’ve always found it makes me more familiar with my equipment and it lasts longer. If I’m on a tractor, I’ve almost always got a smile on my face! 🚜
At my boss I have 290 out of it is 500 in eta to harvest with an s 680i and an s 670i and my boss's father takes the t 560 i from the concession that we are loaned with superb machines I live in Alsace and I have American and Australian friends who have already come to my place you are a lovely couple and as a bonus for a nice video thank you very much laura
A lot of Texas is flat land, hot and humid. I had the pleasure flying into Dallas-Fort Worth about 3-4 times during my career with RadioShack. Wearing a Suit all day was not a lot of fun. But staying inside where there was AC was good. I really would like to explore more of Texas. It is good that you all can go away for a trip it will help you recharge your batteries.
Joys of a road trip. It's nice to see both having fun. " Work hard and also enjoying leisure time is good to see and important. Have a safe and pleasant rest of your journey.
Grants Grandpa’s combine I believe was a John Deere 7720 from the early 80’s that’s the same combine I drove for my father 40 years ago, fun times. I however did not become a farmer myself, I became an accountant and later went into the IT field. Now retired 😬.
If you guys ever get up to New England, let us know! We don't have the great vistas of the midwest, but there is great history to be found and hidden gems to discover. And you would always be welcome to our home.
Fun fact about Vanishing Point. At the end of the movie, when Kowalski runs into the bulldozer and blows up, the car isn't a Challenger. The Challengers used in the movie were loaned by Dodge, and they needed them back, so they destroyed a Camaro instead. I atv a lot, but I've never been to AR, that has to change now that I watched this video.
I wish you could come to Utah, we had a peach and cherry orchard. At times we would have a crop of about 220 ton of cherries. We enjoy your different type of harvest, ours would be in July and about three weeks long. We hope your grandpa is doing better.
Grant you would so love the single track riding in the little belt mountains of Montana. By the way I could hear a meadowlark chirping while you were at the old homestead, they are getting the hell out of here before we are in the freezer. Lol
Laura and Grant, loving the great narrative and the video. Its so cooool! Come to Virginia! I can't imagine what things look like to you as Farmers, going east to other states, with different equipment and the agriculture difference. It's got to be very interesting. Enjoy!
You and Grant need to attend the Pennsylvania Farm Show in January. The largest indoor agricultural show in the country. Right here in Harrisburg, Pa. Lots of dairy farms here in central Pa due to the need for so much milk in Hershey for chocolate.
Love you guys! Thx for the brief update. Concerning your comment about not showing all of your lives? That's the way it should be. You guys need your privacy.
When you decide to come to Minnesota, then you see farming, and of course we have the Largest Mall in USA, called, Mall of America. And we also famous for the Largest ball of Twine, and of course the Mississippi river's beginning up northern Minnesota, tons of stuff up here too do.
you were my favourite state when i was a kid - got me a an extra mark in junior school! teacher: name somewhere in america. most of us kids: new york, america, disneyland....... teacher: can you think of anywhere else? ........... ....... ....... me: minneapolis! teacher: well done billy! now class, does anyone remember how we spelled minneapolis? anyone? here's a clue: it has four i's and four S's and two ... wait. where? [GB]
Y’all are just a bit south of me during the Arkansas adventure: gorgeous hill country that is truly breathtaking, especially during the fall season. 🇺🇸✌🏻
I live and farm in Virginia my whole life I finally took a nice trip a couple years back and drove to Montana and back was the best thing I ever did lol looking to do again soon .
Aloha Guys, As you're traveling down the road on your road trip, what are you listening to? Are you passing the time reading all of these comments by your fans? I just got a baby Deere, a 1025R...I love it! You guys inspire me to get better and take chances ...and I'm taking them...you wouldn't believe it! I'm looking forward to finding out more about your Road Trip and your destination! Safe travels...!
My family are dairy farmers. No weekends off. Cows have to be milked every day. If you want to go away for a holiday, you have to hire a contact farmer that makes a living by relieving dairy farmers.
I remember somebody that did a wheelie on a bicycle and during his wheelie his handlebars came off at the same time. Somebody else told me somebody else's front wheel came off during a wheelie where the clip went dodgy. Nasty accidents.
It is so nice to see a young couple who appreciate their heritage.
LAURA! It's 11 8 21! I'M 71 YEARS OLD! Live in DALLASTOWN P.A. ! Was watching a Farmer in a Combine harvesting Soybeans,! HE STOPPED AND asked me if I would like to go for a ride? What an EXPERIENCE IN LIFE! First time ever. Loved it! The A c worked well and the Radio was kick Ass! JUST HAD TO LET YOU KNOW! Now I know how much you ENJOY 😉 HARVEST TIME! KEEP THE GREAT VIDEOS COMING YOUNG 👍 LADY! Hope GRANDAD IS WELL!
I am going to give you guys an advice, because one of my dearest friends went through it and we dont want any of you and anyone reading this going through the same thing.
(2) things you can do. (#1) invest in a plexi-glass sides for those side-by-side off road vehicles And if you dont want to do that, invest in full head helmets that have full face coverings.
The reason being is because my dearest friend was doing the same thing you guys did in upstate NY, and a branch smacked her in the face and nearly blinded her for life.
She had to have 4 surgeries eye surgeries and took 2 years to recover. Because the branch as the vehicle push it, whip-lashed through the open side window & smacked her in the face.
It did cut her face on the right cheek and the cut was about 8 inches long, she had to be rushed to the hospital via helicopter.
I know these are fun things to do, I love doing them as well, but when you do these types of things, please consider wearing protective gear, specially head and face.
I do not want you or anyone reading this going through the same thing my dearest friend went through. I love watching you guys have fun & sharing a part of your life with us.
I don't mean to bring anyone's joy down, just want people to think of safety, specially with these types of machinery that we all love to ride & have fun with.
It only takes a split second for things to go very wrong. just be and think safe 😍😍😍💖💖💖
I don't drive my 4 wheeler through the trails blasting through them for those very reasons. Tree limbs, ruts, rocks, so easy to get hurt.
Ditto. Young and fearless...die young.
Living in fear isn’t living
@@djkillachris You must seriously hate life with that stupid comment you just made....LOL
Thanks you for the warning all should heed. Wearing protective gear to prevent unneeded suffering doesn’t stifle the fun, it allows you to relax and enjoy yourself now that you’ve taken precautions
I wore my Laura Farms support the farmer shirt the other day when I went to the produce market. I got lots of compliments and several farmers thanked me for supporting the farmers.
Glad to see you two out and about enjoying yourselves. You won't realize it for many years, but life IS short. You both work hard, go have fun!
God Bless and thanks for sharing.
I spent a weekend on my girlfriend’s wheat farm in Corn, Oklahoma in 1977. I vividly remember the brilliant green of winter wheat. Thank you for sharing beautiful vistas of Corn and jogging my memories. I love the videos!
Southern farmer don't have time to do all that. Just enough time to deer hunt and go home lol love the pics
I am not sure why, but this video brought such a smile to my face. I'm grinning from ear to ear. You kids have fun and enjoy that road trip! 😁😁
I love it when yall show different kinds of farming and how different it is from the corn/bean world. Its good to get out and explore and learn about different kinds
Be safe you two and keep doing these incredible videos !!!! Love the Challenger!!!!! Great color !!!!!👍👍👍
Oh to hear a young beautiful woman laugh with joy, the only thing better in life is hearing small children laugh with equal joy as they play. Especially if you had a part in bringing that laughter to them. Absolutely wonderful to hear you laugh!
I’m so glad that you all are having fun in your road trip. You and Grant need time away to mind and body back to normal if that is what you call it. You both appreciate your heritage. Family goes a long way. God bless and stay safe.
Just retired from farming cotton in Annette Texas for 43 years hope y’all are on your way to tour United cotton growers gin near Lubbock tx
Just found yer all's channel. Making me miss the old days when i lived on a farm. Wasn't much just some cows and a few other things. Thing i miss the most is being out in the country.
Nice channel you all have.. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.. Cheers
Living on a farm/ranch is a whole other level of work, simply because the animals need taken care of every day at least twice a day.
Why do you need animals when you have so many vehicles doing their work?
@@totoitekelcha7628 I should have been more specific. I was talking about raising livestock as well as farming.
Being diversified spreads the load out financially, opening more doors to be successful in this unsung area of supplying good for use; grain, livestock, hay, etc.
Oh man, wife and i just got back a couple weeks back from Arkansas... Crater of Diamonds state park... Cowhide Cove and all that... beautiful country out there.
Nice to see you having fun! You work hard and you deserve a break.
No farmers no food and without trucks America stops I love you guys and your channel from Martinsville INDIANA
Woohooo! ROAD TRIP! Y'all need to come and see the Columbia Basin Irrigation Project, the Palouse Wheat fields (Hillside Combines), the Hop Fields of the Yakima Valley, the Vineyards there also, get some wine on going from winery to winery, then the Willamette Valley for tons of minor crops. My favorite Ag shows are the Spokane Ag show (it's all about wheat), the Portland Ag show (it's all about every minor crop you can think of, Hazel nuts are a crop?)
I agree! Enjoy yourself now because before long you will be Grandpa's age! God Bless!
The autumn fall is great with all different shades off brown on the leaves then come spring all buds bursting open and you just hope you don’t get late frost to set things back
Just ran across your channel and I can quit watching, you guys are incredible, makes me happy to see you guys happy and I don’t even know y’all
Yes they do after the kids grow up and go on the better things in life. My parents sold their 5,000 acres of cattle and hay farm In Washington state to retire and the both passed away several years later . I work now on a large farm operation as a truck driver in Illinois. I really appreciate your understanding about farming and doing good things to keep the life going. Love all your videos even though I don’t comment. 😘🥰🤟🏻✌🏻🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Do you work at there becks in Illinois
Curtis what are you asking me I don’t understand what your saying
@@stevenharris2502 they are a huge gaming operation in like 13 states so I just wondered
Curtis their are probably 20 gaming sites here in Quincy Illinois but I don’t have time for them each gas station and laundry mat has games in them
@@stevenharris2502 it auto corrected farming to gaming lol 😂
My first wife's father was a parts man for 40+ years at the John Deere dealer in Mercedes, Texas (Go down to Mexico and take a step back). They had some very big equipment there. I learned a lot of what I know about Ag and Farming from living down there.
My homestead is in the mountainous woods of the NW Arkansas Ozarks. I hope you and Grant enjoyed your visit. God bless.
Little history on Korn(Russian for grain) was settled by German Mennonite ‘s on land left over from one of the land runs in the 1800’s. It was changed to Corn during WW I because of anti German sentiment. They brought with them a red wheat that grew well in the area. However, it also had thistle seed in it ( we call this tumbleweeds now! Hope you enjoyed your trip.
Im getting adicted to your videos!
Hello and welcome to Texas, Just last week i pulled up to a red light and counted roughly 22 vehicles stopped in the other 3 directions. 16 of that 22 vehicles were pickups or SUV's, they are everywhere and I drive mine, it is not a work truck but a pleasure truck. I have not owned a car since 1988 (78 years old) and would not own one now unless i just had to. Everyone in Texas loves their truck
Love to see the Challenger. I'm glad I brought mine with me to Spain.
Couples who play together stay together!!
It's nice to see you both having so much fun on a road trip!
Laura, I remember on another video that I head your dad say once that he'd like to see a cotton farm and how they work it?
I loved Laura saving the leaves looking so happy and smiling! Welcome to the south!
Laura, I don't know if I really understood your approach, but it's really nice to see your attachment to your family. god bless you, take xate.
I’ve traveled all over the US, and it’s very interesting talking to farmers and ranchers in different states. Where farms growing corn in Michigan are happy to get 150 bu corn because they rely on rainfall only, you folks in Nebraska who irrigate, would be dismayed and expect 200 or better corn.
Farms in the California Central Valley use diverted river water to irrigate their fields, sometimes through underground pipes.
Tobacco farmers in Connecticut grow their plants under tents to keep the sun off the leaves.
Ranchers in Texas grow wheat, but not for grain, it’s to let the cattle forage. Same for corn in the northeast, it’s mostly chopped up into silage.
Farms have evolved so that they grow what works best for the land and the climate.
When i was farming , our vacation time was in what we called layby time that period between last cropcare operations and harvest that was untill we started raising rice which meant the last two weeks of august and most of September were spent drying the rice fields and harvest...then straight into cotton and beans
Laura and Grant, you gave me some ideas about traveling to some states I have never been in!
Vanishing point is one of my favorites ❤, but a sad ending
Woo go Oklahoma! I am from Oklahoma! So fun to see you all in Oklahoma, and to see your all's view on what Oklahoma is like from a farmers perspective!
Good to see you living your dreams. You work to live life, not live to work. The world could use a lot more people like you and Grant. Great repayment to humanity is to make a bunch of little Laura's and Grant's.
Hey Laura and Grant! Thanks for your videos. Although I grew up in Mississippi and graduated from Mississippi State (ag school) your videos are very informative about the ins and outs of farming.... more than I have learned in my 60 years... Keep up the good information!!
Vanishing Point was a really cool movie. My first car was a ‘70 Cuda. Grant, nice Challenger BTW
good morning guys play safe
You two are a great couple. I love how both of you are laughing and smiling so much. I really love your channel. I know that there are other women from Nebraska and New York with farming channels. They seem to be faking farm life. It seems that they are more into modeling. You're a beautiful intelligent farming couple. Hello from Kansas.
Love You Laura
5:42 "Big hills in the distance". That's a 2.5 hr hike end to end over the top.
Didn't have side by side growing up, but did have access to old willys jeep I had blast on that thing. However that jeep got in trouble to apparently its fround Aupon trying to climb fresh crushed gravel pile in gravel pit.
I have to agree with Grant, dirt bikes are the most fun.
It always fun to see/learn about family history!
The grill guards on the pickups and SUV are to open “bump gates” in Texas.
If you think everything is bigger in Texas, wait until you come to Alaska!
you all deserve this
. enjoy... and take some time for your selves too
I live North of Dallas. Yet also worked farms for about 20 years or so. The farmer I worked for he did around 6000 acres. With that we did, wheat, corn, milo and cotton. Some soybean but not a lot of it. Also he had three pastures with cows and one with bulls. I asked how many and he told me. I know how many are in each pasture. But I do not want to add them up. It would scare me. LOL.
He and I went to west Texas to look at a tractor once. Out there we saw a dozer pulling a double plow. Meaning it was pulling (this was in 1990) two 35 or 40 foot plows. And digging them deep too. On that trip also we would drive about ten miles and see a big silo set up. Then fields. another ten miles and another silo set up. This went on for many miles. All looked identical. He claims that it was more than likely the same farmer. From the highway, the fields went as far off the road as you could see. Plus it went about 25 plus miles long. All one farm. Dry land farmed also.
I fell in love with the Challenger because of that movie back in the 70's
It’s hard to get away. Fortunately we have some very good friends that watch the farm when we need a vacation.
Looking forward to finishing my barn that was destroyed by the wind last year, just about done then we are off for the holidays.
Lots of winter projects in the shop, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. Love that you guys do a lot of your own repairs, I’ve always found it makes me more familiar with my equipment and it lasts longer.
If I’m on a tractor, I’ve almost always got a smile on my face! 🚜
Vanishing Point is an awesome movie! With an awesome sound-track! Love your videos.
thanks guys,,take care out there
Nice to see some stuff you get up to in your free time! And well said Laura! In the Polaris you get to see the countryside very quickly 😂😂😂😂😂
I REMEMBER WATCHING VANISHING POINT WHEN IT CAME OUT!!!!!!
At my boss I have 290 out of it is 500 in eta to harvest with an s 680i and an s 670i and my boss's father takes the t 560 i from the concession that we are loaned with superb machines
I live in Alsace and I have American and Australian friends who have already come to my place you are a lovely couple and as a bonus for a nice video thank you very much laura
A lot of Texas is flat land, hot and humid. I had the pleasure flying into Dallas-Fort Worth about 3-4 times during my career with RadioShack. Wearing a Suit all day was not a lot of fun. But staying inside where there was AC was good. I really would like to explore more of Texas. It is good that you all can go away for a trip it will help you recharge your batteries.
Joys of a road trip. It's nice to see both having fun. " Work hard and also enjoying leisure time is good to see and important. Have a safe and pleasant rest of your journey.
Grants Grandpa’s combine I believe was a John Deere 7720 from the early 80’s that’s the same combine I drove for my father 40 years ago, fun times. I however did not become a farmer myself, I became an accountant and later went into the IT field. Now retired 😬.
Thanks for the job that you do.
Have a great trip guys, be safe.
I can speak from experience that one can get away from the farm once in a while. The work though is nonstop
Home is where the heart is !
If you guys ever get up to New England, let us know! We don't have the great vistas of the midwest, but there is great history to be found and hidden gems to discover.
And you would always be welcome to our home.
Love your videos! Good to see y'all in Oklahoma. We farm about 30 miles southwest of Corn Oklahoma. Great video keep them coming.
well i am internet tech and with the way things are I have not taken a vacation in 3 years so must be fun
Great video guys..Nice car Grant...enjoy riding along on your adventures...
These two personalities seem just like people from South Carolina...just plain old good folks.
Thanks for the movie tip Grant 😃👍🏻
Fun fact about Vanishing Point. At the end of the movie, when Kowalski runs into the bulldozer and blows up, the car isn't a Challenger. The Challengers used in the movie were loaned by Dodge, and they needed them back, so they destroyed a Camaro instead.
I atv a lot, but I've never been to AR, that has to change now that I watched this video.
I wish you could come to Utah, we had a peach and cherry orchard. At times we would have a crop of about 220 ton of cherries. We enjoy your different type of harvest, ours would be in July and about three weeks long. We hope your grandpa is doing better.
Grant you would so love the single track riding in the little belt mountains of Montana. By the way I could hear a meadowlark chirping while you were at the old homestead, they are getting the hell out of here before we are in the freezer. Lol
Keep up the good work proud of y'all keep it up
Laura and Grant, loving the great narrative and the video. Its so cooool! Come to Virginia! I can't imagine what things look like to you as Farmers, going east to other states, with different equipment and the agriculture difference. It's got to be very interesting. Enjoy!
En Mexico todavía son lo máximo esas trilladoras las de la foto que enseñaste saludos de guadalajara
You and Grant need to attend the Pennsylvania Farm Show in January. The largest indoor agricultural show in the country. Right here in Harrisburg, Pa. Lots of dairy farms here in central Pa due to the need for so much milk in Hershey for chocolate.
Welcome to Texas
Love you guys! Thx for the brief update. Concerning your comment about not showing all of your lives? That's the way it should be. You guys need your privacy.
John Denver lived in Corn Oklahoma.
Good morning 🌞🌞🌞
When you decide to come to Minnesota, then you see farming, and of course we have the Largest Mall in USA, called, Mall of America.
And we also famous for the Largest ball of Twine, and of course the Mississippi river's beginning up northern Minnesota, tons of stuff up here too do.
you were my favourite state when i was a kid - got me a an extra mark in junior school! teacher: name somewhere in america. most of us kids: new york, america, disneyland....... teacher: can you think of anywhere else?
........... ....... ....... me: minneapolis! teacher: well done billy! now class, does anyone remember how we spelled minneapolis? anyone? here's a clue: it has four i's and four S's and two ... wait. where? [GB]
Y’all are just a bit south of me during the Arkansas adventure: gorgeous hill country that is truly breathtaking, especially during the fall season. 🇺🇸✌🏻
You did go to New York City a few months ago. 😊
Really like too hear the Meadow Lark. Thanks from.St. Paul Minnesota.
My father in laws farmer buddy took his first vacation at age 70. I think that was a little sad.
I live and farm in Virginia my whole life I finally took a nice trip a couple years back and drove to Montana and back was the best thing I ever did lol looking to do again soon .
I left the farm many years ago. On rod trips, I count farm equipment and try to guess the crops I'm not used to.
We farmed in Alberta, Canada for 27 years and had 1, yes 1, holiday. We took our son to Disneyland for a week.
As hard as you work you deserve a little time off to do what you enjoy.
Aloha Guys,
As you're traveling down the road on your road trip, what are you listening to?
Are you passing the time reading all of these comments by your fans?
I just got a baby Deere, a 1025R...I love it! You guys inspire me to get better and take chances ...and I'm taking them...you wouldn't believe it!
I'm looking forward to finding out more about your Road Trip and your destination!
Safe travels...!
I'm from aus n love the good ol 405
You guys are awesome !!💞
Can’t wait to see what it is where their going
I say hello from Switzerland 🇨🇭
My family are dairy farmers. No weekends off. Cows have to be milked every day. If you want to go away for a holiday, you have to hire a contact farmer that makes a living by relieving dairy farmers.
I remember somebody that did a wheelie on a bicycle and during his wheelie his handlebars came off at the same time. Somebody else told me somebody else's front wheel came off during a wheelie where the clip went dodgy. Nasty accidents.
Look for Buc-ee's in Texas, worlds largest convenience stores
Wie schön .
Texas woohoo. Home turf. Good time of year to visit, weather wise