EVERYTHING is getting STUCK!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Everything is getting stuck! Well, not everything but our semi and Randy's cart sure did. The conditions are anything less than ideal with more rain on the way.. The J&M cart is handling the conditions like a boss and we love the Crary Wind System. The Thunder Creek Fuel trailer sure saves us time and we can especially appreciate it when running this far behind.
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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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not a farmer, but i like to actually see for myself how food is produced and don't solely rely on portrayals by media and/or ngo's (global issue these days). this channel in particular is somewhat funny and entertaining. so instead of just looking out the window waiting for time to go by i figure i might as well watch some Millenial Farmer ...
Awesome, thank you!!
What this guy said.. 👍
@Thor The Northern you gotta check out some of the air seeders and harrows they use in Australia. Sometimes double the size of America's biggest drills.
have a look at this youtuber he is a dairy farmer Tom Pemberton Farm Life
Alex Haman Canada too. Farms aren’t usually big enough to come very far south, Australia has huge equipment. A huge bushel grain cart sits in SD from Australia. Quite large.
Doesn't even phase Randy, master pipe layers are a rare fearless breed. Can't imagine harvesting in nothing but mud!
He might have to find someone to tile that ground.
@UCeMWyp_PFDQC-XNiCPdsevQ wait... The Zach Johnson who is an actor playing the MN Millennial Farmer?? That guy!?
Welker Farms Inc he’s a good actor though.....I think 🤔
This isn't something I would typically say but I paid Zach big dollars to do a product placement of our video intro. Got my money's worth!
@@WelkerFarms That check from 3 million pounds of wheat must have been burning a hole in your pocket.
I was laughing at the Welker Farms plug.
I'm definitely not a farmer, but I am a millennial and I grew up on a farm in Michigan. 1500 acres of corn, dry beans, and sugar beets. Your operation is very similar in a lot of ways. Reminds me of the farm work I did with my dad and uncle. Cool to see the new machines. Harvest has an exciting energy.
Used to farm in northeast Iowa. Then moved to the city. 65 years old now and still miss the farm. Hard, yet satisfying, way of life.
I am a farmer, from Ohio. Just started watching you last week and my wife thought I was crazy for coming home from farming to sit and watch someone else farm on tv! Farmers know, you can never get enough farming!
Not a farmer.
But, I’ve grown up around farming my whole life. A lot of respect for what farmers do for our everyday life. Love learning about the in-and-outs about farming and why you guys do what you do.
Same. Its astounding how much is really going on behind the scenes, I knew it was a lot of work, but I didn't really know until I tuned in
Not a farmer, but both sides of my family were. As a kid, age 8 to about 18, work on farms. All sold now, but the equipent I used was a little different. I drove an Allis Chalmers tractor to plow, and my grand father had 2 corn pickers. My left hand and my right hand, I picked corn and threw on a trailer. I love seeing the new equipment, auto steer etc. Keep up the good work, God Bless America
I work for John Deere Ontario Canada. We talk about you at work around the coffee manchine. Keep up the great videos eh!
Nice
I grew up a farmer and farm was sold in the early 70's. Your videos among many others help soothe and old mans wish to farm once again...... thank you
1:22 "There's a lot of back and forth, up and down and in and out...." Giggles like a school boy!
Not a farmer but grew up in the Midwest with family members who all had farms. Started watching as it reminds me of where I came from.
Not a farmer,,,but I like it when you say...moist...
Christopher 5
I was born and raised on a small diary farm 40 miles w of Mpls/St Paul. Left in 1960 at 18 yo and never came back to live. Now in retirement I wish I would have returned, so I am happy that your videos are available to folks like me. Be safe and keep up the good work.
I'm not a farmer. I never dreamed how hard you work all hours. I'm learning so much. I'm 85 and a retired chemical plant piping designer. You and Welker are my number one youtubers.
I'm a farmer from Lithuania, our season is over so it's time to start watching others do their harvest, and yes i think i'm crazy!
Hello from Latvia ;)
17:53 he's watching Welker Farms channel lol.
Though expanding on your question. I have worked as a farm hand and I have as a mobile ag mechanic for a dealership that liked a different red and really liked silver.
I'm retired now. I grew up on 120 acres in West Michigan with a SC Case row crop. USAF 69-73. Truck driver 76-2001. Went into computing, moved to Scotland, got my BSc in 2007, worked as a System Administrator until 2019. I got hooked when you were dragging a tractor out of the mud. I enjoy your can do attitude. All the best, Russell.
Enjoyed, brings back memories. Retired farmer, truck driver, machinist.
Retired dairy farmer who did almost all of my field work with the two cylinder JD's. That certainly dates me and I am in awe of your equipment and knowledge. Love the videos. Thanks for taking time time and effort to do them.
I miss the sound of those D's. The AR's were so modern! LOL
Not a farmer but grew up around farms and it's been a interest most of my life
Not a farmer. Grew up farming for neighbors and other family friends in the county as our family farms were all sold and gone by the time I came along. Your channel is funny, informative, and takes me back. Really like the way your using social media to be an influencer for good, and helping your fellow farmers explore options with the advances in technology, by getting the big ag manufacturers to send you equipment to demo. Been a great comedic, nostalgic, and informative relief for me during these crazy times.
Not a farmer but I am a commercial electrician who often operates heavy equipment and I find watching these videos relaxing after work and interesting.
Zack I just wanna say, what you’re doing w you’re channel is just something special man, I can’t really put into words what I get out of it but after every vid you put out I just feel better for the rest of the day, I have pretty bad depression and you help me forget my problems for 10-20 mins and just enjoy some millennial farming!! Thanks for letting us come along on you’re fantastic voyage sir!! 👊😎
Not a farmer, can't remember how I got here, but I'm staying for the show
@Darwin Saint Live on a farmer? What are you? :-p
Non farmer, but enjoy watching you solve problems and include your family in daily routines.
Not a farmer, but grew up one one. My father and grandfather farmed in southeastern Virginia. Earlier generations farmed in northeastern North Carolina. I feel close to my father watching your videos, lost him over 30 years ago. I love the smells of freshly turned soil and harvest.
I watch when sitting for extended periods of time on the toilet. I also farm from time to time.
Not a farmer, but I still like to learn.
Love to hear it
I grew up farming and worked a farm growing and harvesting potatoes, corn and grains. I joined the military at 24 and never really went back to it, served 20 years. I saw one of your videos last week and I’ve been hooked since. Partly it brings back memories, partly it’s just very interesting. I’d love to go back to the farm after 28 or so years away, will see. You also really remind me of my Son. It’s COVID season now so I’ll be watching all of your videos now. Thanks for all you and your family do as farmers, love it!
Im not a farmer, but i enjoy watching how a farm is runned. And i also like how you enjoy having your children around also. Plus you lovely wife who you talk about alot. Keep up the fantastic farm. but also be safe. also your family.GOD Bless You and your family.
Not a farmer, but I grew up on a farm. This brings back lots of memories from my childhood.
I’m a dairy farmer I just like watching the big fancy green machines 👍🏻
I too am a dairy farmer
Same
Farmer from Renville County just finished soybeans. Now sipping on a tall cold blond aka a Miller High Life. Muddy down here
Not a Farmer as of now but spent ten years in the summer working for a family friend that was a farmer. Until I got married and moved to another state so my wife could be near her Mom. And I happened to see your channel and watched it a few times and now I try to watch it as much as I can. For one reason is that I really like the way you are not an seem to treat people like they are just your slaves. My friend did that to everyone that worked for him. He was an ass at times. So thank you so much for making such a great batch of videos I kind of really miss farming but now I am do what I love to do and have done for 30 some years now. So thank you for helping me relive some of my enjoyable experiences working in the fields. Please don't ever change. And please be safe out there you and your family and your farmhands.
Not a farmer but I did work on a farm here in Kentucky during my high school/college-age years. I loved it and miss it even though it has been 35yrs ago. Our operation was not nearly as large as yours but through my modest farming experiences it instilled in me a dream of always wanting to operate the "large equipment" out in the midwest under the wide-open skies of this magnificent country. I never have gotten that opportunity, and probably never will given the fact I have cancer now but, by discovering your channel at least I'm able to live it vicariously through you guys. Keep up the hard work as it is greatly appreciated and fascinating.
Not a farmer. Absolutely love this channel. I love everything John Deere and could watch the equipment operating for hours (I do).
You have my dream lifestyle.
I agree
Not a farmer but travel by the fields on the way to Grand Forks from TRF Mn 3 times a week. Praying for all of our farmers. Can see it has been a difficult year for harvesting due to the poor weather conditions. You are all very brave ! God bless you all .
Not a farmer, but I appreciate everything you do to keep good food on our tables. Your videos are very interesting and sometimes I don't know how you do all this, day in and day out, but I'm glad you farmers love your jobs!
My father in law is a farmer. My kids 4 and 2 years old love watching your videos. They are obsessed with tractors and combines.
I like how your watching welker farms in the combine. Love their videos too.
I'm a farmer and like to see how harvest is going around the country.
I think it's a great way for you folks to learn off of each other and make American farmers more productive. America feeds the world and the world is getting populated at a prodigious rate. Meeting up at farm shows and state fairs is nice, but the flow of ideas and "Ah-ha!" moments on the internet brings changes and knowledge in the NOW instead of the, too late for this season, category.
Same here
I grew 62 corn stalks and picked 173 ears. Is that a good harvest ?
Haven't been in a combine in awhile, but that yawn you made on camera reminded me how fun they are to operate after the second hour of harvest, until you almost get stuck, then things get real, in a hurry. I like watching till the end, cuz I don't think people understand how long our days really are. I love that you inform everyone what time it is when you finish, when you go out to check the drier, what time it is when you get outside to greet the big bulb in the sky. Glad to see I am not the only one that has had to work those kind of hours to get the job done. Don't ya love climbing the bin at two in the morning to see if you can fit the last drier cycle in? I wish we had that size wet-bin when I harvested, that would have made corn harvest go so much faster.
@@ivyandroses4373 sounds like you could have maximized your population a little more. Were the ears large, like 24oz pounder size, or were they Coors light 12oz size. Any good farmer knows you compare size to a beer can!! That's taught in Farming 101 class.
I'm a retired 81 year old Arkansas rice/cotton farmer and am enjoying your videos a lot. Can relate to many things you say and do. Keep up the good work American Ag needs young men like you.
Not a farmer, I grew up in the middle of a field always watching the farmer plant and harvest then the floater operators coming and spraying before winter. I've always enjoyed watching and operating big machines and your channel has the best videos for farm equipment. In my younger days I use to think farmers had all the money and driving around a field all night wasn't that hard but I have a new found respect. Awesome vids keep em up
I'm a carpenter.i was a farm hand when I was in my early 20.love seeing hard working ppl and all the equipment runing even the red ones
Not a farmer, just an old farm kid who misses the all fall harvest activities
Not A Farmer, just happened to see one video and I'm hooked, I'm a welder for 40 years and living a dream!
Not a farmer, just a Cidiot from Canada that just can’t get enough ...hence why I’m watching 2019 harvest in 2020. Keep up the great work.
Farmer over from Germany interested to see how other people get stuck:D
I'm a retired farmer. I do ALL my farming these days on RUclips...much less stress.
I am not a farmer at present but did grow up on farm and farmed for many years. I have been away from farm for many years now and i like watching the farming videos to get back to my roots and see how much farming has changed.
Not a farmer, but come from an agricultural family.. spent my youth on Alberta family ranches and farms learning, and getting into good trouble.. Learned a lot from my Uncles about livestock and grain farming.. will always thank them for that.
I'm not a farmer, but I like farming and find you very entertaining.
Farmer in central MI, crazy how similar our farms are. Running almost all the same equipment.
Good luck and safe harvest.
What part of Michigan?
@@schuylerwendt4357 Ithaca
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I am an ex-farmer from Ohio( and current landlord ). I like to keep up with the current technology, the crop and weather conditions across the country. I am watching this older video during a rain delay. Your team is doing an excellent job of educating people of all backgrounds on the aspect of corn-bean farming. Keep up the good work.
I'm an controls engineer (power plants), and I live in a big city. I just like to watch stuff about what other people do. RUclips is a good place to find all kinds of people who have very interesting skills and crafts. and they will share their time to record it all. I've found macheists, woodworkers,pipefitters,tile setters, tree planters, and a whole lot more.
Your video's are well done. Thank you
Used to farm and its still in my heart . I came across your channel a year ago there is something so calming watching the combine harvest .. keep up the great work from 🇨🇦
"Made" it to the end. Love all your videos. Not a farmer. THANK YOU FARMERS!
I’m not a farmer but I like to know what modern farming is all about. It is interesting how you mix long hours and hard work with your family life. I know that it can’t be easy, but you seem to do a very good job of it. Your family is behind you and getting the kids involved is a great life long lesson for them.
I am a 76 year old retired herdsman from Gloucestershire in the U.K. I love to be part of what you are doing, I started off in my late teens driving tractors but nothing like the size you have. You bring back good memories when my wife used to bring my tea out to the fields and the children ran wild in the sunshine. My eldest son contracts out to drive big agricultural machinery similar to yours! When it in the blood it surely is something wonderful! 👍 Brian
I'm a farm hand from Illinois watching this is just like a day in the office I love farming the best job ever no one works harder then a farmer
I was a farmer until life happened and things had to change. I started watching you because I enjoy keeping up with Midwest farming. You also are entertaining. 😁
In 1968 was the last time I test drove the biggest 4 wheel drive John Deere, Case, and Steiger tractors with the same 6 bottom plow. Back than, I recommend the Case which only had huge single wheels, instead of dual wheels, that were filled with water. My father used to let me drive a John Deere model A to disk corn, I was 12 yoa. Enjoy the show and thank you.
Retired CRNA. Grew up on small farm as a child. Used to walk through the soy beans to get to my grandmothers. So much has changed. Miss the country.
Made it to the end. I'm not a farmer, why I started watching: my friend is a farmer and I wanted to know how it's done outside of Europe. I like the way you do things. Keep it up
Ex-farmer, .... Watching brings back memories. Harvest time is my favorite time.. You asked
Not a farmer... I have a 4 yo son who is obsessed with you and all your farm equipment. Reenact's Jim getting the tractor stuck in the mud in our living room with our couch cushions... "Ho-wee cwaaap! Ho-wee Buckets!" so thank you. Hahaha
Born and raised on a small farm in Yarmouth Nova Scotia. Wished I could have stayed farming. After almost 57 years still love seethe life style.
I’m a farmer. Just love my job. I feel I have the best job on the planet! Like watching farming videos. Rather watch farming videos than watching anything on TV
I'm a virtual farmer. Came across your channel when I was searching to see how things are done in real life.
Not a farmer personally but come from a farm family. Used to help other farmers in trade for hunting land. Moved from Illinois to Arizona and I miss helping on the farms every day. You keep the farming alive in me.
I have cousins in Missouri who live on a farm. I’m not a farmer, but I respect farmers and everything they do for this country. Been subscribed for a while now.
I’m a farmer. Combine caught fire 🔥 tonight lucky I was able to keep it from burning to the ground
I am a farmer and I enjoy watching your videos before I go to bad or put climate in the background and watch them while I harvest corn
I'm retired pipefitter welder. As a youngster of 12 I used to board out summers with a CNY dairy farm, ex was a farm girl, helped her Dad from time to time before the auction. Not very far from where you recently visited. Also used to do some of the neighbor's weld repair. Always preferred the farm 'n country living, with horses. Enjoying your videos also even if they are very green... ( :
Farmer in Ireland. Love harvesting beans at night too. "Oh and Deere all the way"
You really love the word “moisture”
Farmer/Rancher in South Dakota. Just got done cutting our flowers yesterday 12/19/19. Now helping some neighbors get some milo knocked out then go help another neighbor with flowers. Thought I'd never combine in the snow let alone into the next decade. Been one crazy year.
Not a farmer, Sydney, Australia, just enjoy watching good people and machines, work hard!
I used to do it till 3 years ago. I see farming as a passion and I get crazy when I drive by machinery and my friends are having a big laugh on me. I subscribed to your channel because I remember the nice moments I had when I was doing it. Good job you do here @millennialfarmer!!
I’m a farmer and I like to see what’s going on with farming in America
I'm not a farmer, but I work on farms most of my life. I'm 73 years old. I worked on a dairy farm while I was going to high school, we milked about 85 to 125 cows a day. Then I went to work on a small farm over west of Pairs, Ill. It was only 3600 acers. The owner had an air plain accident in which he lost his life. I live in Plainfield, Indiana, it is just west of Indianapolis I saw your show on RUclips and just got into watching it. It bring back the good old times. Please keep making the show.
Not a farmer. I’m an OTR truck driver and I ran across your channel bored one night and I have been hooked ver since. So I do want to thank you and your family for keeping me entertained!
I am not a farmer. Started watching to show my daughter where food comes from.
I grew up a farmer in Eastern Washington. We farmed alfalfa and wheat. Our crops were irrigated with circles. Enjoy this channel about other crops and how it works.
Not a farmer, currently. I grew up on a farm/ranch in western ND. We had green equipment. I miss farming. I chose the military path in life, so that has taken me across the world. Today I oversee government contracts for the Dept of Defense, which is rewarding work. Farming is still a passion for me, but I can’t imagine the challenges that farmers are faced with today. Thank you for all the awesome videos 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I'm a retired mechanical engineer from the oil industry. I like the machinery and the grain storage and moving. I also like the tech used on what I thought was a low tech industry.
I’m not a farmer, i honestly just watch for the entertainment and i think it’s pretty interesting
Im a farmer from Saskatchewan!! I like watching your channel because its cool to see how things are done in different parts of the world! plus your pretty entertaining to watch haha, make me laugh every clip thats for sure!! keep them coming man your doing a great job!!
I grew up on a 180 acre farm in Indiana. We worked it for about 20 yrs before dad rented it out to an area farmer with more, better, bigger equipment. I'm 70 now, retired diemaker. Found the Big Bud tractors and followed them to yalls place. Just reliving my youth through yall. Enjoy your youth young man, it goes faster than you think. steve
Not a farmer... Although I spent summers and weekends on my Grandparents farm in Ridgefield Washington state... Sewing gunny sacks up when they filled up with grain... Then they went down a slide on to the ground off his Big Green combine... I love watching you and your family... I am a retired truck driver of 39 years over the road... They had cows milk ones about 4... chickens 20 or so... a team of work horses he used a lot... a red tractor I think international… and some pigs... Your Dad rocks your lucky to have him... He sure adores you... God Bless one and all... Have a good one... PS your top row keeping good care of all equipment and buildings no garbage laying around... like I said top row...
I don’t have a farm myself however I help some of my family as well as a friend do some farming on weekends but I’ve been around large equipment and running large equipment since I could reach pedals and your whole process is very informative and always interesting. My biggest draw to the videos is the technology that’s available now for farming. Never a dull video great job
Dairy farmer here, love to see different type of farms, your personality makes all the difference my friend from RUclips to Huff the husk, keep it up 👍👍👍
Thank you!!
Farmer in California just can't stop watching your videos...
Not a farmer but a fireman. I started watching Welker Farms and then saw you guys in the feed. Got interested and for some odd reason I like seeing all the science behind it. Keep it coming.
"Uh oh" (solitary bean on the ground) I'm still laughing at that one. You're a comedian at heart.
I made it to the end. I'm not a farmer, but I was raised on a farm, retired from John Deere, and still help out on the family farm sometimes.
Not a Farmer but have worked in fields but with old, old equipment. 1949 IH Cub. Very interesting to see the new stuff and how real farms do it now. Really enjoy you and your family!
Not a farmer any longer but I like the memories you bring back to me...thanks from Indiana
I grew up on a farm when I was a wee lad. Love using equipment. Love the show.
I love how he has welkers on while harvesting
Yeah I had to do a double take on that one
Just curious, did you see the one where Zack and family visited the Welker farm to help with harvest and launch bowling balls?
Not a farmer, but spent many hours on my Uncle's farm during school holidays as a kid. He was a sheep (wool), and grain (wheat, barley, canola) farmer in South Australia. Started watching the channel a few years back when I started playing Farming Simulator 17, and rediscovering how much I enjoyed being out on the farm. Something I haven't done for over 20 years now.
Not a farmer but have helped on some dairy farms and have always liked it. And my oldest boy love watching so I started watching with him