Our Land Purchase
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Our Land Purchase and our first pre harvest activity. Crary Ag is making a visit to the farm and we're installing a BigTop Hopper extension to the combine. Becky and I purchased our 2nd piece of personal farm property.
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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture.
With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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Appreciate you donating to the local FFA group
I started watching your videos a couple years ago, I work in a prison as a officer and driving into work one day I remember telling my buddy we should just go be farmers after watching several of your videos before work. Later that night we experienced the worst riot that prison has ever seen and I remember chuckling in the middle of dealing with it and looking at my buddy and saying “told you we shoulda been farmers”. Thanks for all the videos!
A friend of mine is a co and has a small farm........ He once said that both are dangerous but in the prison you know they will kill you if given the chance.....whereas on a farm everything will kill you if given the chance
“May I? - “You may.” So great to have someone that has the respect to ask, and the confidence in to reply like that.
You beat me to the comment. This is what society is lacking these days. Respect goes so far and the integrity of someone who shows respect like that is far and few between these days. Kudos to that guy!
Congrats on being able to buy the land that you've guys have been farming.
Now you can spill even more cab corn!
🤣 but true.
You should get Jim and your dad on off the husk together
One of the best Off the Husk episodes is with Zach's dad
@@henrylopez5252 yes it definitely is one of the best it would be cool to have then on there together
Love your message about small town America sticking together. I couldn't imagine living in a large city after growing up in a small town.
Congratulations on the new land purchase it is about time you bought it especially when your dad has been renting it for the last 35 years at least you know exactly what the land is
Good to see Becky even if she only said a couple of words.
Glad to see the actor who plays The Millennial Farmer again
Hey Matt, would you look-up & read the " Flag Protection act " and then take a look at your RUclips avatar & ask yourself " should that be in public view?:
@@theda850two - Ok Karen. 👌🙄
@@EnlightenedRogue24 Having consideration for the sanctity of the 🇺🇸 United States flag, 🇺🇸"old glory"🇺🇸 is being a Karen?
@@theda850two Flag protection act states that defacing a flag via stomping, burning, tearing etc is punishable along with storing/ allowing flag on ground. I don't believe a red and blue line has anything to do with that flag. If it was truly something that went against the morals of the flag, you wouldn't see patriotic companies or people with them all over the place
@@Matt-ee4kz ,, I understand what you're saying completely, and if you continue reading it goes on to say that anything that resembles A US flag that is not red white and blue, In the dimensional proportions and Red, White and Blue in color is adulterated ( desecrated ) representation of the United States flag. , Yes you are correct, you do see a few places that will publicly display them, and they are sold in businesses, yet that does not mean that they are for public display. People buy them without the knowledge of the flag protection act and that they are for private display..
It's my belief that the flag protection act has been and/or is being lost in the past. I am just trying to keep it alive for the sanctity of the United States flag.
Reminds me of starting up our old tractors on the home farm when I was young. You always parked the John Deere B behind the John Deere A so you could start the John Deere A, hook up the cable to the John Deere B to pull start it because the battery was always dead. The contest was to see how soon you could pop the clutch and start the B. The record is half way out of the building. Dad would yell at your for trying so earily, but you would get the record.
Our local FFA chapter got a greenhouse last year with funds from the community, we have learned so much because of the support of our neighbors. I'm sure the chapter near you will benefit from it for many years to come.
Appreciate you donating to the local FFA group. They need the support of all of us and I’m not even a farmer. Love the video
When you were showing your daughter how to start the combine it reminded me of my younger days. I was about 5 and my grandpa was showing me how to start his ford 601 tractor. The next day he wasnt home and I walked up to his house with my younger cousin and we were going to take grandpas tractor down to the creek and go fishing. There was a small trailer hooked on the back. My cousin got in the trailer and I got the tractor started and got it in gear and in a short distance I ran into the clothes line post. We never did get to go fishing. lol
I really appreciate you donating to your local ffa chapter luckily my chapter over here in North Carolina we have a green house and have a shop that we put plants and fertilizer lime that kinda stuff in too I’m just glad there’s still some people out in the world that support the people who want to be in the ag workforce in their future so thank you Zach for being kind hearted if you see this thanks
Konnor,
Thanks for supporting the FFA all the way from Ohio.
Manitoba Canada 5 hours north of you has had 3 to 5 inches of rain in the last 2 weeks. Good for the farmers here!
That's awesome that you guys were able to purchase the land that your family has farmed for so long....
Congrats
JD's are ridiculous with their software updates bricking your tractor until it's completed. That should be optional for you to do it when you want to do it.
You tell 'em. First, get Bill Gates and the Windows dweebs to stop doing that with my computer...then work on everyone else...
The operator has to approve any software that is remotely loaded. The dealer can push all the updates he wants to, but until the operator accepts them they are stored.
Just update it and go do something else in the meantime lmao.
@@bigcheese370
You've obviously never been interrupted five seconds before starting a project by an update of unknown length.
You've also obviously never had to play musical tractors only to have the one blocking EEEEEVERYONE else brick for said update.
@@atigerclaw if I had been interrupted by a update I would just go do something else like I said.
If you use an impact driver to drill through sheet metal it will not snag and break your wrist. It will go into impact mode and power through without snagging. Most common sizes are available with 1/4 inch hex shaft.
Those kittens are absolutely adorable!
I love big green combines and 😸 kittens can't wait to see that thing eating corn your best videos fall harvest thanks for posting
Cool trick I learned years ago from a sheet metal mechanic is if you put a piece of wood on the other side of the metal your drilling, the drill bit wont catch on the metal and yank the drill out of your hand. It just goes right through and you dont get that sudden jolt when you get all the way through the metal. He had a bunch of small pieces of wood that had hundreds of small started holes about an 1/8" deep.
Congrats on the land purchase.
If Onix gets to Nascar Minnesota would go crazy! Put him in the car pops!
#1. I hope you enjoy that fridge in the 780.
#2. Just below the bottom right corner of the 780 screen is a physical shortcut button to pull up the "bin open/header unfold" screen. I love it, it saves time over trying to remember which touch screen button to push to get there.
Where we are in upstate New York had over 12 inches of rain in July. The opposite problem.
Yeah it’s been super dry, few forest fires going in northern Minnesota and one big one above silver bay that’s over 20,000 acres right now and still active so we need rain badly all over the state
So this video made me realize just how big the grain hopper is. In other videos you see them and and can see them unfolding, but you never really have anything for reference. But seeing you all standing on it, leaning on the sides...yeah, way bigger then it looked before haha.
I guess same goes for the tractor, seeing it besides a four wheeler, makes you see how huge it is.
Great Millennial Farmer Video, thanks for sharing
I remember when a soft ware break down, was when you put the auger in your fertilizer hopper backwards.
Hello from OHIO Cincinnati. Well 1 hour north of Cincinnati believe it or not has a lot of farm lands. I used to love when farmers were out in fields doing their work and sitting on porch sipping coffee just watching the show. I still do, it's peaceful and calming all at the same time. I was a master landscaper and herbicide applicator. I used to love walking next door which was a long way!! and just chat with the farmers. They loved telling what they were doing and how they did it, just like you Zack. I love taking my laptop outside in back yard and just watch 3 or 4 clips. Reminds me of my younger years.
How Becky let the date in college gag through is beyond me :D
Hahahahahah 😳
🤣🤣 I dated her in college!
From personal experience you can drive a tractor on top of a four wheeler and it does cause a lot of damage
Just over the border in south of Canada they are mulching the crop with combines.
Some of our equipment gets used so little that we decided to put trickle charge pigtails on the batteries, and hang trickle chargers on the equipment. Kind of a mess with extension cords running from the equipment to the back of the shop, but a lot easier to unplug a trickle charger, toss it into the tractor (or whatever) toolbox, and go.. rather than go through the hassle of jump starting some equipment, which can be a royal pain depending on where the battery is, getting a jumpstarter over to it, etc.
I had faith in the machines this year and got all of them right! As a trucker in the UK I get to see the machines in the field as I drive past. Today I got to see John Deere, New Holland and Claas combines working some good wheat and barley harvests! Can’t wait to see your 780 in the field!
I was watching a guy using a big hand drill it jammed. I was able to disconnect lead before any damage to him was done
Hi Zach I was wondering if u could do a updated tour of all your tractors and implements and what fields you have this year.
Thanks
FFA's across America are failing at an alarming rate. I read a while back something like 200 + schools are giving up on it each year.
That was a great thing you did for those kids.
Take care. 😎👍👌
Congrats on the land purchase and the hoper extension
Both my girls would have loved to be part of an ffa program. Here in north Mississippi there’s not many chapters that are close by. Couldn’t agree more on keeping the young ones interested in where our food comes from!! It’s sad some folks thinks it comes from the warehouses. Lmao!!!! There’s times when we sit down to eat everything on the table besides my beer came from our farm and garden. That’s a good feeling!!! Keep it Zach!!
Not just small-town America, all of America needs kids interested in Ag, or we won't have any food in a few decades.
Good Afternoon from Brazil, Beautiful family, God Bless all Farmers in the United States
“When I was a kid … PlayStation” 🤣
When I was a kid apple 2 Oregon Trail
Thanks for making me feel old
All are gonne start
Congrats on trending man! That’s huge especially for y’all’s ag channels!! 🎉
Love your humor, thanks for sharing
GEARING UP FOR HARVEST! Thank you for sharing your daily stories.
Waiting for transmission to reset. Remember when you just pushed in the clutch and put it in gear on the old JD 55.
Every contest winner should receive a handshake, a pat on the back and the warm glow of victory...
You're actually really professional doing this vlogging nowadays. Great work
Wow, no dead batteries. Incredible. You are living good today.
Our local high school did away with FFA and VICA a lot of years ago. They even sold all of the shop equipment and tools.
Congratulations on the land purchase! Hope the recent rains help your yield!
Your children are so pretty!
8:48 oh man,the way he provokes the lads over at Larson farms.
Zach,your sense for humor is just golden.
I’m pretty sure he’s sponsored by northern chill as well, there’s a scene like that in every couple of videos
Yes
I'm sorry you are so dry...we had 2"+ just the other night We're extremely wet here in central NY!!!... we had 8" + in July and already over 9" in Aug we would gladly have let you have some of it!!!!
I loved it when youbhad all of the tractors up and running in shed all that power 👍🏾👍🏾
I thought there was going to be a that's what she said. After the comments about the cats not letting him touch them. I thought there for a second Becky and Zack we're going to break into the Snow White dwarf( I mean verticaly chalenged ) chant. "I owe , I owe , so back to work I go,"!
I like when you do a more in-depth show on what and how things work on a farm. Showing why you do certain things and what the good bad and ugly is about farming.
Nice reference from The IT Crowd! 👍
Awesome! Love that you are supporting your FFA! I am thee FFA Advisor at Pisgah High School, in NE Alabama We have an FFA Community Garden where the kids raise a garden, gather the produce and then give it all away to the community. We have recently added chickens and are working to add some livestock, as well.
Thanks for supporting your local chapter and for bringing awareness to other chapters!
Great job loved it and enjoyed it thank you for your time and sharing the life and family with us it was great as always .
Back in 1970, FFA taught me about soil compaction. First I had heard of it. Pretty sure there were few farmers, if any, that knew it was even a factor.
Everything was moldboard plowed. There were absolutely no chisel plows or rippers.
When talking compaction what’s the difference between a moldboard plow to a chisel plow? I’m new to compaction as well
An old farmer told me that the chisel plow goes way deeper in the ground than a flat-bottomed mold board plow. This helps break up the hardpan and builds a softer seed bed in turn getting a better stand of crops. However, he said if you have to much rain at harvest time the softer ground will big you down quicker than if you used a mold board . Some farmers he said we're going back to the mold board on that account.
live the sound of a diesel cranking....and the smell of burnt diesel...
I see they cleaned the top of the combine really good!
Dicks welding out of windom makes a extension that is massive. We can get over 600 bushel in our 780 with it
I’ve said it before but my two daughters are so much like Isla. It’s remarkable. I think they’re the same age.
Triple R Farms started corn harvesting this week
Oh the good farm life.... I remember back when you had kittens galore! The kittens loved the kids... hated the adults.... and all had names! But it was sad when some inevitably disappeared.
thank you for donating to FFA! i’m a freshman in the california south coast section, love to see chapters being supported!
It is good to see that the big boss. Mrs milleniumfarmer does check all the big money deals. Just like in the olden days when the mother on the farm kept the money flow healthy and good .
super video as always thanks for your post.
I worked out in Evansville for Johnson’s harvesting I worked for lance and Shawn and bobby Kramer
Love you, man! Keep up the great work.
Poor white lightning sitting all cooped up in the shed
Huge congratulations to you both on your land purchase .. fantastic news 😊
Be very carful with big hopper loads, I’ve seen final drives taken out and it could be because of it.
Congratulations on buying the land
Your my role model. My farm work & Mechinary. Really your tips very impressive.👍 🇱🇰🤝🇺🇸
We use Bauer for our power tools.
Everything starts.
That’s a solid kit. Got one on our 790.
You know it’s a good day when millennial farmer posted
Thanks for the great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. First of all: congratulations on your land purchase so you can add to your holdings. Nice it is close to you. Great!!!! The extension you put on the grain tank was not too bad to put on. Looks like a real good product. Opened and closed very well. Now fill er up!!!!
Harvest will be here before you know it. Thanks for supporting the local FFA chapter. Good things come from these chapters. Will look at the racing channel in a while to see what happened. Oh boy. Congratulations to Onyx for his winning in the go cart races. For yours the old story, race on weekend and fix during the week. Oh my. Been there done that. All the tractors started-ya!!!! Your dogs are the best. Good temperaments. Guess about it for now. You take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks. The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
Yo I just wanted to say, you a doing amazing, at doing what your doing, you have kids, and a big property of farm ETC, and you are keeping it very tighty, just wanted to say, keep the good work up!
Really look forward to your updates! Great Job
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I look forward to the day you and Louis Rossmann sit down on podcast together to discuss all the software issues you've had. :)
I tried contacting him but didn't get a response!
@@MillennialFarmer I'll see about poking him harder. Thanks for making me aware. Can you DM me an e-mail to pass along to him? Does youtube still have DMs?
@@aperson7624 if they do I don't know how to do it lol. mnmillennialfarmer@gmail.com
That would be awesome!
@@MillennialFarmer I GOT A REPLY from Louis on his last video ....he is looking for a email from you!!!
It's B.S that you have to update software on a piece of equipment to get it to start. I've done I.T. for well over 25 years and I tell you we are way too reliant on technology. It's going to cost us heavily someday.
Know you got it started but what I mentioned above still stands.
Will start.
I love your content. Y’all keep killing it please!
You are our hero in northern Indiana sir! Keep up the excellent work and God's blessings to you and the entire family. You are a lucky man:) Harvest season is coming.....
Please give a update on youre father, hope all is going well.
I just signed some papers. Yesterday to another 25 acres of land very excited for it. It will be new land for us to hunt we already have 50 acres
I wish I could give you some rain
I live in south central new york and we've had 13 inches of rain since 6/15 our corn grew but probably aren't going to be able to get on the field until the ground freezes