Johnson Family Farm History!!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- More Johnson Family Farm History!! For you LISTENING pleasure! Zach's dad Nathan joins us on the podcast to go OFF The Husk and talk farm history, growing up in the 70's, farm struggles and The Covid. We had some good laughs!
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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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I’ve gotta give credit where credit is due. Randy the Master Pipe Layer is an excellent interviewer and host. I’ve noticed he really takes the lead on most of these podcasts. He asks really good questions and clearly takes the time to listen and respond.
Agreed.
Hey Zach: You, Becky, and Randy are making a huge impact in 2 groups. First, non farmers are connecting to you guys and learning about farming; Second- People like me grew up on a farm, had a non-farm career, retired and getting back up to speed with current farm technologies. Great Work! Captain Al from Tampa 😎
Also he's connecting to farmers too that might or might not know the technologies and/or the companies out there to get seed and chemicals or just interested how other farmers are doing and how they do it
We want more JIM in the videos, he seems to be a good friend of the family more than just an employee and we all love to see him on the farm.
Me too. I would love it if they interviewed Jim. He seems like he's a jack of all trades, and would be an entertaining interview.
@jeffirish9698 yall assume too much Jim's just an employee, of course they treat him like a human
Please tell your Dad THANKYOU so much for doing this, we really appreciate the history and knowledge he shared.
Grandma is 1st Generation Swede--> United States [Grandma's Mom is Sweden ----> Boston, Massachusetts.... Chicago IL...Woodhull, IL] Grandma is 1st generation American, 21 old in 1939-- 1st baby [ 2nd generation American, Dad] , 1973-- 3rd generation Swede-- [me!].... History,... Millennial Farmer is a Swede 😁
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WolfRunner64 haha snap 👏
Same
Just finished XD
Just finished listening to Off The Husk!
This is very important that your kids listen to this.
You guys just blow my mind... I love hearing and watching you and your family and colleagues. Please keep this going because you are ALL so inspirational, natural, kind and fun. God bless you all.
Do you keep up with the podcast
My grandpa also died when my dad was 2 years old back in 1935.
I could listen to your dad tell stories all day long.That was very enjoyable.
This was really cool to listen to. My father grew up on a potato farm in michigan. I always wondered how it would be to grow up on a farm back in the 70s. I hear stories of how my great grandfather could back up a tractor with two wagons in tandem in a straight line with his Minneapolis Moline!
By 10 my dad had taught me to back 2 at a time into the barn with an International 706 with a narrow front while he kept the baler running by 14 the old Farmall M came out of semi-retirement to mow rake and haul hay to the barn instead of just running the buzz saw to cut firewood because the narrow front 706 was running the baler and the 766 the wide front 706 got traded for was working ground I missed powersteerig when I had to use the M I recently bought the M 706 and 766 with the Koyker K5 loaded on it from my dad since he retired (he said if I bought the tractor he'd give me the loader since it had been welded back together so many times and dug round bottom trenches) that old loader hauled heavy round bales (at speeds it shouldn't have) and cleared the was for building fence popping stumps it had no business messing with I had to keep the memories with the tractor or it would've became scrap iron if he sold it on his auction
love these history stories of how you and your family got to be where you are today.
I’m a year younger than your Dad. He cracked me up with “Oh I remember the 80’s real well... But not the 70’s so much” I can relate. Lol
I enjoyed listening to my first podcast had a chuckle as well . Nate is my age so i can relate to doing very similar stuff growing up I was a bit of a hoon . Zack you are so lucky to have a dad like you have and he a son that will follow in his footsteps so to speak . Love watching your vlogs and you involving your family . Can't forget Jim either... lol . You deserve all the success that comes your way with the farm and your channel
Thank you so much
Zach, you have to remember that your dad is still the master of linguistic sarcasm. So he will always play the word game well. 😁👍😉🍺
Always makes me happy when there is new content uploaded 😁
This was great hearing your dad talk about those stories in the 70's. My goodness what we got away with back then . I was 1 year behind your dad in school so can totally relate . great memories
My second car was a 70 Chevelle SS with a 396. Neighbor had one with a 454 bored 60 thousands over . Man they both were quick and fun to drive.
I'm an Iowegean by birth but now an Idahoan by grace of God. Growing up we used to take summer vacation at Leach Lake and then later Lake Ten Mile (Northern MN). Love the Midwest but don't miss the winters. Most my family lives in SW Iowa, corn, beans and wind generators.
Y'all need to get Jim on the Podcast. Find his perspective on working with a You Tube Star. Or have a "Jim's World" camera. Just thoughts from another farmer. Loved this one, especially with the history of the farm.
Haven't seen Jim in a video for a while....is he stuck somewhere?
Jim IS the reason why i watch this channel..
Great idea 👍😀
Could call it "Getting stuck in with Jim"....
I truly enjoy listening to this "podcast" I'm hard of hearing and I find it very hard to understand podcast that doesn't have close captions. Thank you for upload this on you tube. please continue doing this so I can you know read and listen at the same time.
Same here!
There is a off the husk RUclips channel! Go check it out!
I bought my first car in 1966 prior to graduation. I ordered it and it came 2 days after graduations. 1966 Pontiac GTO, 389, 4brl, 4 on the floor, barier blue. Window sticker was $3400.
I thought the best part about the pod cast is the topic about the Seniors and you said "kick em in the nuts and say good luck" I showed my family and we laughed for hours.
Right? Seriously hilarious
My 98 Chevy V2500 drives great I've got 250k on it and no chance of stopping traveling the country hauling stuff delivering and picking up vehicles and antique tractors and farm equipment plus the occasional derby car
Listening and enjoying from Paraguay.
Those stories about your dad are hilarious! I was laughing my ass off with headphones on and my wife thought I was crazy! Food tines.....
I grew up on a hog and beef farm north of Adrian Mn. and went to the vocational school in Jackson from 73-76. In the fall of 73 I worked for Lyle Fischer on his farm south of Jackson.
I am listening to your podcasts when I do chores. Off the hook. Good stuff.
Love how you show your podcast live so we can see you great video.
The "Off the Husk" logo could not be any better. Well done.
Your dad seems like a wonderful guy.
I'm so glad you guys did this because the other I was looking at older videos and saw the family history part 1 and was wondering when a part 2 was going to happen. Thanks for this.
Awesome post I love hearing about the history of farms and listening to all the stories. I grew up on dairy, beef and arable farm in the Uk and have some good funny stories that I think you can only experience living on a farm.
bloody hell ! its like listening to our lot here in the UK bought a car to get home ! been there done that !! got our lot listening ! price of cattle an corn not changed since 73 woe woe all is woe LOL LOL LOL
Zach & Becky, your podcast are fantastic! Informative and hilarious.
Well the reason I began watching these videos, is due to the fact I remembered seeing Zach at the race track. Because I already knew how important farms are to those of us that don't do it for a living.
This may be the best podcast yet.
Superb. Always a good listen. Thanks!
Definitely enjoy the podcasts don't always don't have time to listen but I enjoy your videos and your explanations for everything you do on your farm and hearing the history behind your farm is awesome it's cool to see the family farms still around and if you're still looking for a good hand I'm still without employment would be glad to help y'all take care and God bless you and your family and God bless the farmer
Listening at 9am, at work, to all the beers opening.. maybe I should listen at 9pm next time.
Ran across your youtube videos while looking for harvestins shows.Found you and keep looking for more. I am not a farmer but have near them for many years during my youth. Youth is gone buy still like to follow farming. Keep it up.
Well now I think we need another podcast with Nate and Zach talking about Zach's childhood
Yes what kind of little boy was he, Is your still alive?
Your Mother Zach
Love seeing your dad on the channel
off the husk rocks its so funny listen to it driving to work
Zach may i make a suggestion?
These farm history pieces with your dad are good.Would it be possible to do one on the last 10-15 years? I get the impression there have been some big changes over the years!
I think most would find it interesting.
Possible things to include: How the farmed area has grown. How and when tech has changed things.The different machinery you've used. Any particularly good or bad years.
Maybe even describe how a son (or daughter) takes over from their father - if its not too personal.
We will do something like that some time! Farm transitions are tricky, no doubt.
This is real fun to listen to. Old school radio style, forces different “sensories” to focus.
Cheers!
My favorite podcast so far! Your Dad’s name is “Dad” by the way!!!
Awesome that you share this, very interesting. Love to listen to your dad
Love hearing your family history and your committment to promoting ag
fun to watch and to hear how you guys got here
so glad you share the triumphs and trials of farm life, there is nothing like the "fuzzy warm" at the end of a day drilling, slight dust hanging in the still of the headland at sunset, 15 years of the best work for the soul, 1% here in CA know that, keep the young ones knowing its overall joy and freedom of a farm life that takes the work mother nature demands, that freedom is so overlooked by being a butt in the seat demand at planting and especially harvestings "windows", MF 190 and a set of rakes, they never find joy in that umbrella. the 75% run after high school, Albin and Harry Bionda, 3rd gen. Dave stayed his two brothers and as Harry would say "I would have drowned him at birth if I'd known" cousin who blew $275,000 propagating wallstreet, when Harry passed his wish to the family, keep farming, his oldest liquidated the D7, ,D6's, Bushog, Squeeze, Swathers, Drills, 10,000lb electric press, especially sweet for the push outs on a 1,800 bail day when AC was out,, had sheriffs on xmas day serve Dave removal papers, sold the mill and ranch, that was some mighty bitter dust from childhood days, in 15 years I saw his brother once brought a pick up load of gravel from shamrock cement where he worked for the drive way, what I'm saying is Nate is somebody worth knowing as you, inspire that with the 6Th gen, dream about row farming now and than still, 10 years removed, I said dream not nightmare, those happen but you still need to sleep, good job sharing the passion, toil, family and friends, of an American family farm looking to the future
Im not even a farmer and i check out every video and listen to all the podcasts! 10/10
Yes! Thank you
@@MillennialFarmer Been watching for 3 1/2 years, always been a good channel for entertainment, education, and laughs! Fun to see how American farmers live and work! Take care in these weird times and thanks for all the uploads these days. Best regards from Norway :D
Best pod cast to listen to!!! Off the husk with becky zack and randy the master pipe layer.
The challenger is what have drawn me to the channel now im addicted
Great Podcast. Thank you for sharing you’re great family history.
That was by far the most interesting conversation I have ever listen to, thanks for letting us listen in. I have been a subscriber for a while , I am from the San Diego are. Enjoy your dad talking about the cars in the 60 70s which I had some those cars also. Thanks again for the pod cast
Thanks for doing this for me zach
Man I saw the title and thought jeeze, that's going to take forever to get through, and I can't wait to hear it!
I love your youtube channel! Everything you from the information and producing food for my family. Keep up the excellent work!
sorry i missed the live show. You dad is terrific the way he is happy to be a part of this.
Awesome
My dad has worked for Smithfield foods since before it was Smithfield foods, and it’s interesting to me to hear another farmers opinion on the matter and other topics. Great podcast and love your channel!
Good to know, AG podcasts are the key!
Def going to make time to listen to that podcast. I like your dad Zach, he seems like a really sound bloke. Double sound.
Zach you have to admit being a influencer is much better than being a fluffier. Lol ,enjoy your videos and podcasts.
That was GREAT guys, thanks for sharing a piece of your history with us, full disclosure I can relate to a lot of these stories! And for anyone who can't relate to the "stupid things" their kids do, I think you're probably not remembering your own youth very well! 😉😀
big A started in the late 60’s. I run one in the early 70
This was awesome. Thanks for sharing this.
That is a awesome pod cast an do down to earth anyone can relate to it even us old people great job. Carl
I really enjoyed your podcast! GREAT JOB!
hello there all love watching and listerning to all your story godbless
WOW - Sounds like your Dad had a Kawasaki 750 triple motorcycle. That is one awesome bike. I completely understand why he remembers selling it and he probably wishes he still had it.
Loon Lake that is awesome My grandparents lived on Loon Lake by the Golf Course Love the show and like hearing about Jackson Stuff i was there a lot as a kid before i moved to Texas i bet your Dad and his Parents new my Grandpa he worked at John Deere in Jackson then was a handyman around the area
I have been waiting for this since u had 30k subs can't wait to watch !
Your dad's hilarious! Great stories.
I enjoy listening to off the husk
Outstanding
Enjoyed the family farm history and as a race fan i always enjoy hearing racing stories
Listening from Melbourne Australia
Great story thanks!
Haha the laugh from your wife, speaks volumes, from the super good looking comment. 😁
Dad sounds like Newt Gingrich. Wish I could watch this.
Congratulations on passing the 500K Mark.
I would like to see a family and all member on a family picnic.
Grew up operating a Massey 295. Miss that old girl.
So I was just watching your videos for the longest time until I heard you one the drinking Bros...... The past few days I've listened to damn near all the off the husk and according to my old lady I'm addicted lol
Nice!!
Great way share your story!!!! Hope you do this again.
I love how Ag and Bag turn into egg and beg with you guys lol. Use some WD-40 on those door hinges too, they can sponsor the podcast.
Becky - "On the google!". That sounds like Larry the cable guy stuff.
I love the Off the Husk podcast
I wish you could have the same RUclips channel with off the husk! It would be awesome
Did not know about the motorcycle drag racing deal, we use to like going to the AHDRA races,
Of course we both had Harley’s back then in the second half of the 1990s....
You should put a video of you just planting a field over the audio. Just a suggestion. Love the videos and watch them right when they come out!
I'd never heard of a Challenger tractor before I saw one here!! I e hard Deere's, Fendt, Case and the rest but the only yellow ones I knew were New Holland
great history about your farm
listening to this now. love the discussion on crop options for Covid19. would love to get notified before you do the next live one so i can listen and comment.
Love the Pod cast. You should set up a camera and record them and post them unedited. I watch them a lot more than just listening.
Becky is as well spoken as Zach!! You two are a power team!! And Zach's a chip off the Nate block!
Love this!
Great podcast and loved the bare in the woods