Teaching Becky on camera is a great way to teach your audience. I don't think most of us non-farmers fully appreciate the knowledge and skill that goes into something as simple as unloading grain.
Farmer Ben from England here. I’m a guy who suffers with really bad anxiety and depression. I just want to say how much I love your videos. I always watch your videos when I’m going through a difficult time. They always cheer me up. Keep up the good work.
Chin up lad, had a mate with similar problem, he got help and some meds, now he is so happy it's like he is living his whole life inside a Disney musical!
Ben the hardest part is admitting it, every day shouldbe a little easier now thank god every morning you wake up and can walk out the door to work be strong and you will pull through
So Farmhand Mike drove all the way to Minnesota for a RUclips comedy gag and a plug? That’s the kind of I’m-all-in, why-not, gung-ho hard work that built America!! My hat’s off to you, sir! 🎩
@@jeremysmits9784 my mistake . glad you like headlights lol :)) for me just a small handful is plenty . just saying . and thats due to the fact that if the headlights are to big they seem to just get in the way for both the female and male . when a female is on her back the headlights if to big seem to hang over the arms lol . i noticed many women get frustrated when that happens ... beg my pardon .
Farming has surly changed since I was a youngster on a farm back in Pennsylvania in the early 1940s . We used a team of horses to farm. I am happy for you that you have all the modern equipment to farm with. You can sure get more done in a day than we could. We would plow a single furrow behind the team, and be fortunate to get a few acres done in a day. When I was six years old it was my chore to milk the cow by hand as well as slopping the hogs Etc. prior to going to school each day, then repeating the same when i got back home. Each of us in the family had our daily chores to attend to. During the summer we raised most all of our food in a large garden. Mom would can so we would have it through the winter. I would churn the butter each Saturday morning, and what wasn't required for our use, Mom would trade along with the excess eggs, to the grocer in town for flour, sugar, and yeast Etc. or sell for cash, to buy through through Sears catalogue our school cloths and a Christmas gift each year. Of course we had things a lot better than those living in town since WW2 was going on. Every thing was rationed, and hard to come by. For some reason that I am not sure of ,we didn't realize how difficult things were. I suppose it was because it was the normal way of things at the time, as we all were is the same condition. Now I am in my eighties and wonder about the youth of today. I see the family farms are disappearing. What impact will this have for the future of the country? Big business and Government seem to be taking over, and in my opinion ruin more than they produce. I suppose since youth has never experienced what those who have gone before them have. They can't really understand what it cost those before them, so that they can have the rich benefits they have today. I suppose my generation was of the same as those of today concerning that matter. Please forgive an old man for rambling on such. I got carried away with thoughts of my past. I pray that God will provide all of your needs and most of your wants.
It’s glad to see your spirits are up a bit. I’m sure the harvest of 2019 will go down in history as a gigantic pain in the ass for you guys in the Midwest.
As a retired cash crop farmer from Ontario Canada I can relate to the long grind the fall harvest can be. You and your dad work very hard and both work very well together. Good luck with the rest of your harvest.
Thanks Zach: I'm a 70 year old retired CPA that grew up on a farm. I Love the fact that growing up on a farm taught me all I needed to know to succeed in life. Schooling just improved things. FYI: I've become addicted to your videos. I enjoy each one and can't wait to see the next. This one reminded me of how much my parents were willing to do for each other, my siblings and me. Love makes every thing grow. God Bless!
Canadian here non farmer I have been watching your videos for a few months I had no idea what a farmer today has to deal with Thankyou Truely Thankyou for being a Farmer
You should teach her more on camera. I learned more about how to run a grain cart than every other video I've ever watched COMBINED. Pretty cool having all the little stuff explained. Thanks.
It is nice to see both of you in the tractor together!! sounds like date night with all that talk about rubber!! lol I cannot believe the moisture difference in just 5 days of planting variance!! crazy!!!!!
It was nice to see the love of your life learning the grain cart operation. If you are ever sick she can fill in for you and you can rest assured that everything will be okay!
I listen to your podcast “Off The Husk” along with Instagram and watching every single video on RUclips. I never noticed how great you and Mrs Millennial farmers relationship is!! You two are a lot of fun together! Relationship goals!!!
Sir I have to chime in I am the farthest thing from a farmer but I must say I happened upon your videos as a suggestion and i must say the way you present all your content is very amusing but all professional all thumbs up great audio and great visual. Your dedication to farming is amazing to the point of someone staring from nothing and being a successful farmer dont stop what your doing.
Drove from Mpls MN to Montevideo MN today and could not believe the corn left to be harvested. Saw no beans. The corn fields that are harvested hundreds of round corn bales are in the fields. Saw huge flocks of geese and ducks flying - unbelievable.
I love watching your videos. You just took it to a whole new level. I never laughed so hard with me and the Mrs.. Very enjoyable watching both of you together, that's the way this world should be. She brings you into her world and you bring her into yours. GREAT VIDEO
My favorites are when Mrs. Millennial Farmer is figuring out the equipment with you. Love her northern accent and all her questions. Keep it going girl
You guys have an interesting way of going around the edge of the field. We always take the next set of rows in, not the outside edge. When the combine is almost completely full then I backup go over another set of rows and shell up to the point the cart has enough room to sit so I can unload. After unloading into the cart which is in the little nook I shelled out for him I continue on my way shelling around the field until I have to unload again. Depending on field size and if the cart can hold it along with the combine or not I will cut a path back to the trucks so the cart can unload and I can as well into the hoppers. I can go in either direction because of the way I lay the field out.
Zach; glad too hear that frozen ice is the same as frozen water. Ditto for that out here in NorCal!! lol {Cal Ag rocks!!!! We feed the world! #1 Ag state in the Country!!!}
I am so impressed how the modern digital age can help farmers evaluate what is going on with their Harvest and their crops. Until I started watching these videos I did not realize they were that advanced not that I'm surprised but I was not aware
Just love your videos Zach....you have such a great sense of humor....Love the channel....you and your wife are awesome together...as are you and your children...or dogs, etc etc...I love whatever you do...LOL You have a great knack for combining farm education and entertainment...very well done!
That frozen ground sure makes for a rough ride with the trucks. We finished up with corn tonight. I'm glad to have Harvest 2019 in the rear view mirror. I hope we don't have one like this for a while. Thanks for the video.
Hi Zach, nice to see you in the fields combining. That frozen ground makes it better than the mud but boy are you bouncing around on those tracks. Will that make Spring planting difficult with all the ruts? Great to see Becky with you. Best wishes on finishing up. - Dean from Edina.
I just realize how Canadian you guys are, I have family in Canada and I was just talking to my sister and I am watching your video I hear the Canadian style talking it seems like.
Like 2 peas in a pod. Enjoyed that. Now for the Mrs. to show her Mr. how to do laundry. OH YES! NOW THAT WOULD BE A TREAT! 😝 It just may crash the internet. Perfect.🤣👌
Interesting time you plant and moisture of the corn. Here in Kentucky it dry down in field if wait. We harvest last August to October. 15% to 20% moisture. Hot dry then.
Hi Zach, that video is so cute!! You have the beautiful wife that loves you and loves what you do, to the point she is willing & eager to learn new skills. Becky, I love to videos your editing (I'm presuming). Keep the camera's rolling folks and the videos STREAMING!
I hung an auger on a tree limb last month on my friends grain cart. Fortunately it was an older cart and it didn’t mess up the auger flights but I had to replace a section of the end half of the auger casing where it wadded up. I definitely felt crappy about doing it but I felt way better when I had it fixed and you could barely tell it happened.
No big budget production is as entertaining as your video's. I am not a farmer and frankly was getting a little bored watching some of the other farming videos I subscribe to due to them being all technical but your videos are funny, sometimes have drama, and just all around entertaining. Thanks for posting Zach!
When i was watching this video i was thinking of when my dad taught me to run the grain cart in our 1980 John Deere 8640. It was about the worst tractor to put on the cart but it was the fastest. It rolled tons of coal and would barley pull ut loaded. But it was fun to drive.
Always fold back the combine auger, and the grain cart. Less likely to have any problems. It's not like they will wear out folding and unfolding. More likely to wear out from the tree or power pole.
Showing her how to cart brings back so many memories of showing my wife how to cart...all the levers, switches, pto, clutch, positioning... And it's always the car's fault!
Always the cart's fault! Darn autocorrect! Having said that I prefer women running our equipment... More careful, take directions well, and don't break stuff.
Gotta love those tracks on frozen ground! Beer flying out of the cupholder,anything in the cab is where it shouldn't be and not to mention its rough on the driver
Oh goodness I have watched to many of your video's , couple weeks back my cat was sleeping very sound on my tractor seat , I poked her head and said "" you ok " 😎
I enjoy watching your channel we’re in from it’s all cotton (west Texas) and gives me something to do while we strip cotton right now keep up the good work always cool to see something like I do like I say where I’m from the tractors are green and the trucks are chevys
This guy is one of the greatest farmers out there!!!! I love watching these videos!!! Always neat to see what he will show next!! Keep up the good work Zach, and looking forward for that PS4 farm of yours as well!!!
She’s a smart girl, had legitimate questions AND she knew what a hydrostatic drive was! I’m impressed! I don’t think any woman I know knows what a hydrostatic drive is. Also you give horrible explanations of things and she still knew what you were talking about. Hahaha she’s a good one
Need a sign on grain cart tractor "I don't read minds". "Tell me what you want, my experience only goes so far". Driving grain cart can really suck depending on your boss. Anticipation works less than 50% of the time. Thick skin and really good communication work so much better!
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Thanks for having me out Zach and including me in your video.
You did make a great home 'less' guy Mike.
Look like a cool guy might just have to drop by your channel 😊
Does Becky have Snapchat or instagram or RUclips channel
Mike Less is good people with a lot of good variety of farm videos
Teaching Becky on camera is a great way to teach your audience. I don't think most of us non-farmers fully appreciate the knowledge and skill that goes into something as simple as unloading grain.
Great to see my friend Mike Less in Minnesota on a great farming RUclips channel.
“You’re not gonna tear that rubber” 😂😂😂
"Haven't had to worry about that for awhile" 👌
69 likes
Thanks for being so PC!🤣🤣
Dirty minds
_Giggity_
Farmer Ben from England here. I’m a guy who suffers with really bad anxiety and depression. I just want to say how much I love your videos. I always watch your videos when I’m going through a difficult time. They always cheer me up. Keep up the good work.
Well said farmer Ben,I second that whole heartedly.
Chin up lad, had a mate with similar problem, he got help and some meds, now he is so happy it's like he is living his whole life inside a Disney musical!
Ben the hardest part is admitting it, every day shouldbe a little easier now thank god every morning you wake up and can walk out the door to work be strong and you will pull through
Zach: “you’re not gonna tear that rubber” Bekki: “oh thank god that would be awful.” Your guys’ faces said it all 😆😆
" Giggity giggity "
The best part was when she said that "I haven't had to worry about that in awhile."
So Farmhand Mike drove all the way to Minnesota for a RUclips comedy gag and a plug? That’s the kind of I’m-all-in, why-not, gung-ho hard work that built America!! My hat’s off to you, sir! 🎩
It's always nice when Becky gets some camera time. She' very easy on the eyes.
I think all the guys enjoy Becky time.
@@diggerdave.6587 I did get 57 thumbs up in 17 hours, so at lest that many agree with me.
That speaks volumes. Zach is indeed blessed.
Anxious to see Becky hauling grain. Let's do this!!!!
It's really great to see Mrs Millennial Farmer also doing her bit to get the harvest in. Well done!
“Hate to see her go, but love watching her leave” Oh I see what you did there, that was well done
Nice
thats due to the fact that most guys are only interested in the back view of a female .
carmichael moritz not true I happen to like a woman with a good set of headlights 😜
@@jeremysmits9784 Don't even mind when she blinds me with her high beams.
@@jeremysmits9784 my mistake . glad you like headlights lol :)) for me just a small handful is plenty . just saying . and thats due to the fact that if the headlights are to big they seem to just get in the way for both the female and male . when a female is on her back the headlights if to big seem to hang over the arms lol . i noticed many women get frustrated when that happens ... beg my pardon .
Farming has surly changed since I was a youngster on a farm back in Pennsylvania in the early 1940s . We used a team of horses to farm. I am happy for you that you have all the modern equipment to farm with. You can sure get more done in a day than we could. We would plow a single furrow behind the team, and be fortunate to get a few acres done in a day. When I was six years old it was my chore to milk the cow by hand as well as slopping the hogs Etc. prior to going to school each day, then repeating the same when i got back home. Each of us in the family had our daily chores to attend to. During the summer we raised most all of our food in a large garden. Mom would can so we would have it through the winter. I would churn the butter each Saturday morning, and what wasn't required for our use, Mom would trade along with the excess eggs, to the grocer in town for flour, sugar, and yeast Etc. or sell for cash, to buy through through Sears catalogue our school cloths and a Christmas gift each year. Of course we had things a lot better than those living in town since WW2 was going on. Every thing was rationed, and hard to come by. For some reason that I am not sure of ,we didn't realize how difficult things were. I suppose it was because it was the normal way of things at the time, as we all were is the same condition. Now I am in my eighties and wonder about the youth of today. I see the family farms are disappearing. What impact will this have for the future of the country? Big business and Government seem to be taking over, and in my opinion ruin more than they produce. I suppose since youth has never experienced what those who have gone before them have. They can't really understand what it cost those before them, so that they can have the rich benefits they have today. I suppose my generation was of the same as those of today concerning that matter. Please forgive an old man for rambling on such. I got carried away with thoughts of my past. I pray that God will provide all of your needs and most of your wants.
It’s glad to see your spirits are up a bit. I’m sure the harvest of 2019 will go down in history as a gigantic pain in the ass for you guys in the Midwest.
As a retired cash crop farmer from Ontario Canada I can relate to the long grind the fall harvest can be. You and your dad work very hard and both work very well together. Good luck with the rest of your harvest.
I found the channel about one week ago...I can not stop watching the videos!
Makes me smile when people still refer to oil fired heaters as knipcos. My dad used to sell and service them. Good memories. Thanks
Thanks Zach: I'm a 70 year old retired CPA that grew up on a farm. I Love the fact that growing up on a farm taught me all I needed to know to succeed in life. Schooling just improved things. FYI: I've become addicted to your videos. I enjoy each one and can't wait to see the next. This one reminded me of how much my parents were willing to do for each other, my siblings and me. Love makes every thing grow. God Bless!
Great to see Miss Becky...she is a delight!
Canadian here non farmer I have been watching your videos for a few months I had no idea what a farmer today has to deal with Thankyou Truely Thankyou for being a Farmer
You should teach her more on camera. I learned more about how to run a grain cart than every other video I've ever watched COMBINED. Pretty cool having all the little stuff explained.
Thanks.
Love seeing you and the wife hangin"!
It is nice to see both of you in the tractor together!! sounds like date night with all that talk about rubber!! lol I cannot believe the moisture difference in just 5 days of planting variance!! crazy!!!!!
“Haven’t has to worry about that in a while”
That, quite literally, is what she said.
It was nice to see the love of your life learning the grain cart operation. If you are ever sick she can fill in for you and you can rest assured that everything will be okay!
Mike Less does some terrific RUclips work--his videos are what led me to you guys and to a few of the other ag channels.
I listen to your podcast “Off The Husk” along with Instagram and watching every single video on RUclips.
I never noticed how great you and Mrs Millennial farmers relationship is!! You two are a lot of fun together!
Relationship goals!!!
Sir I have to chime in I am the farthest thing from a farmer but I must say I happened upon your videos as a suggestion and i must say the way you present all your content is very amusing but all professional all thumbs up great audio and great visual. Your dedication to farming is amazing to the point of someone staring from nothing and being a successful farmer dont stop what your doing.
Do-hickey, thing-a-mabob, do-dial, got to love it. The control engineers at JD are reaching for bottles of the hard stuff as we speak:)
Almost looked like she was reaching for Zach's thing-a-mabo. lol
@@BKetch would that be the little button 🤣🤣
When my Granny couldn't remember someones name, she would call them "Thing biggerr"...I lost her in 1978...can you imagine the laughter now.
wow that's what a great family and a great farm looks like - darn - you have it all.
Drove from Mpls MN to Montevideo MN today and could not believe the corn left to be harvested. Saw no beans. The corn fields that are harvested hundreds of round corn bales are in the fields.
Saw huge flocks of geese and ducks flying - unbelievable.
I live in farm country. Thought you guys had it easy! I'm in my 60's. Looks like constant stress! Love your show! Informed!
We use a tiger torch to defrost the fans. Works very quickly. Good luck with harvest.
I love watching your videos. You just took it to a whole new level. I never laughed so hard with me and the Mrs.. Very enjoyable watching both of you together, that's the way this world should be. She brings you into her world and you bring her into yours. GREAT VIDEO
Mrs. M should b front and center more often ! thanks for the great farming videos ! city slicker here !!!!!!!!
My favorites are when Mrs. Millennial Farmer is figuring out the equipment with you. Love her northern accent and all her questions. Keep it going girl
The bit with Farm hand Mike had me in tears!
You guys have an interesting way of going around the edge of the field. We always take the next set of rows in, not the outside edge. When the combine is almost completely full then I backup go over another set of rows and shell up to the point the cart has enough room to sit so I can unload. After unloading into the cart which is in the little nook I shelled out for him I continue on my way shelling around the field until I have to unload again. Depending on field size and if the cart can hold it along with the combine or not I will cut a path back to the trucks so the cart can unload and I can as well into the hoppers.
I can go in either direction because of the way I lay the field out.
I too enjoy using the "Do-Hicky" to control the speed in "special" situations.
More than freakin awesome that beck is so interested in what you do and wants to be a part of it. Countless LOL moments with you 2 in the tractor.
What is the exciting news? The suspense level is high. Thanks for all that you share with us.
Zach; glad too hear that frozen ice is the same as frozen water. Ditto for that out here in NorCal!! lol {Cal Ag rocks!!!! We feed the world! #1 Ag state in the Country!!!}
Nice to see your Becky learning to use the equipment, having an extra hand is good, go girl power.
Homeless Mike, priceless. Lots of funny content. Good video!!
I've always wanted to drive a grain cart
I think I love Mrs. Millennial Farmer. She’s so cute!
I am so impressed how the modern digital age can help farmers evaluate what is going on with their Harvest and their crops.
Until I started watching these videos I did not realize they were that advanced not that I'm surprised but I was not aware
Just love your videos Zach....you have such a great sense of humor....Love the channel....you and your wife are awesome together...as are you and your children...or dogs, etc etc...I love whatever you do...LOL You have a great knack for combining farm education and entertainment...very well done!
We always folded the auger back when finished unloading and auger out as you approached the truck to unload.
VERY NICE video!!! Love seeing family's working together.
Love the frozen water ice!!😂🤣
Thank your Wife for me, she was able to get all my questions answered. Another Great Video!!
great video. love the harvest videos. Bekki is a good partner to work with. and those sun glasses are cool also. nice kittens. be safe out there.
It’s fun when Mrs Millennial farmer makes an appearance. You two make a nice pair.
I love seeing family's work together, I believe it's soo important especially in todays society :)
mn millennial farmer and mike less farmhand mike...the two agriculture channels i watch from argentina...great video!!!...greetings
(6:03) That is a very good question. You are training her well, Zach!
Becky asks all the right questions and seems incredibly interested... You're a lucky guy Zach
That frozen ground sure makes for a rough ride with the trucks. We finished up with corn tonight. I'm glad to have Harvest 2019 in the rear view mirror. I hope we don't have one like this for a while. Thanks for the video.
Always good to see the mrs in videos, your a lucky man.
Your wife is just as much of a comedian as you are. I can see why you two are together. Becky rules!
Hi Zach, nice to see you in the fields combining. That frozen ground makes it better than the mud but boy are you bouncing around on those tracks. Will that make Spring planting difficult with all the ruts? Great to see Becky with you. Best wishes on finishing up. - Dean from Edina.
Sorry Zach, Mrs. Millennial Farmer was definitely the superstar on this episode. I think she deserves a raise. She was hilarious. Just saying!!!
I just realize how Canadian you guys are, I have family in Canada and I was just talking to my sister and I am watching your video I hear the Canadian style talking it seems like.
Like 2 peas in a pod. Enjoyed that. Now for the Mrs. to show her Mr. how to do laundry. OH YES! NOW THAT WOULD BE A TREAT! 😝 It just may crash the internet. Perfect.🤣👌
11:57 Is a great quote
“I hate to see her go but I love watching her leave”
Its a country song.
Interesting time you plant and moisture of the corn. Here in Kentucky it dry down in field if wait. We harvest last August to October. 15% to 20% moisture. Hot dry then.
What a great teacher you’re wife has! Great vid zack!!
Hi Zach, that video is so cute!! You have the beautiful wife that loves you and loves what you do, to the point she is willing & eager to learn new skills. Becky, I love to videos your editing (I'm presuming). Keep the camera's rolling folks and the videos STREAMING!
The rubber comment made my day. Thanks
I love yours working from day to night to sunrise with farm.
I hung an auger on a tree limb last month on my friends grain cart. Fortunately it was an older cart and it didn’t mess up the auger flights but I had to replace a section of the end half of the auger casing where it wadded up. I definitely felt crappy about doing it but I felt way better when I had it fixed and you could barely tell it happened.
No big budget production is as entertaining as your video's. I am not a farmer and frankly was getting a little bored watching some of the other farming videos I subscribe to due to them being all technical but your videos are funny, sometimes have drama, and just all around entertaining. Thanks for posting Zach!
When i was watching this video i was thinking of when my dad taught me to run the grain cart in our 1980 John Deere 8640. It was about the worst tractor to put on the cart but it was the fastest. It rolled tons of coal and would barley pull ut loaded. But it was fun to drive.
Rolling coal is cool 😎
Always fold back the combine auger, and the grain cart. Less likely to have any problems. It's not like they will wear out folding and unfolding. More likely to wear out from the tree or power pole.
Showing her how to cart brings back so many memories of showing my wife how to cart...all the levers, switches, pto, clutch, positioning...
And it's always the car's fault!
Always the cart's fault!
Darn autocorrect!
Having said that I prefer women running our equipment...
More careful, take directions well, and don't break stuff.
Please show more of Mrs. Millennial Farmer!!
Gotta love those tracks on frozen ground! Beer flying out of the cupholder,anything in the cab is where it shouldn't be and not to mention its rough on the driver
She is just the cutest little thing
Future grain cart driver extraordinaire right there. She shows interest in the work... may be a keeper.
Good stuff Zach. Good to see wifey out ridin around with ya. Always entertaining when she’s around. I don’t understand the thumbs down🤷♂️
She’s asking all the right questions!
I look forward to your vids every day. Really enjoy em Zach.
You and Mrs. Mil. farmer were ment for each other.
I love running grain cart it's a great job.
And I'm only 13 and we do it during summer break for barley, so it's a full time job for me
Aaah, those perpetual summers.
Oh goodness I have watched to many of your video's , couple weeks back my cat was sleeping very sound on my tractor seat , I poked her head and said
"" you ok " 😎
Loved the conversation and training lesson - the struggle is real 😂😂
Farming on FS17 and Millennial Farmer. Perfect start to the weekend.
Zack fun stuff always love watching this channel man the one liners have me in tears
Great vid once again matey! Becky is class! And kittens! And just to say, how could anyone dislike this vid? Something wrong with the world.
I enjoy watching your channel we’re in from it’s all cotton (west Texas) and gives me something to do while we strip cotton right now keep up the good work always cool to see something like I do like I say where I’m from the tractors are green and the trucks are chevys
Captain Jeffrey John would be so proud!!
That's an old school reference!!
@@MillennialFarmer Yah I like to kick it old school,
She is clearly the better half. Awesome!
What a great couple!
This guy is one of the greatest farmers out there!!!! I love watching these videos!!! Always neat to see what he will show next!! Keep up the good work Zach, and looking forward for that PS4 farm of yours as well!!!
7:05 Perfect timing for Dad to be on the radio during that conversation on the auger rubber wont break :)
She’s a smart girl, had legitimate questions AND she knew what a hydrostatic drive was! I’m impressed! I don’t think any woman I know knows what a hydrostatic drive is. Also you give horrible explanations of things and she still knew what you were talking about. Hahaha she’s a good one
You’re funny. Makes the videos fun especially when I’m sure the stresses have been piling up for you.
Glad you and Mike hooked up! Like watching you both!! Take care from Winnipeg.
As someone with IVT tractors, the "doo-dial" and your explanation makes perfect sense.
Need a sign on grain cart tractor "I don't read minds". "Tell me what you want, my experience only goes so far". Driving grain cart can really suck depending on your boss. Anticipation works less than 50% of the time. Thick skin and really good communication work so much better!