The fact you took the time to thank the people that made this video possible for the “viewers” I appreciate it, the fact I can watch this with my son and we can learn together, then I can tune in and listen to Off The Husk and laugh my ass off drinking some cold beer. Then between the rows channel where me and my kids can enjoy moments your family generously share with the world not to mention you drive fast sometimes on a dirt track. I feel like I owe y’all a couple cases of beer for the laughs and family times I’ve gotten from your channels.
Since fertilizer is blocked from coming in from Russia to USA due to sanctions, what do you think of boats and trucks bringing in kelp from the oceans, lakes, and rivers to use as fertilizer for farmers this Spring?
Speaking for myself this is one of many reasons I subscribe to the many farming channels the brother hood between the farming community most everyone will help or inform the next farming family keep up the great work informing the rest of us always great day to learn something new
Thanks Mrs. Johnson for the editing job. Entertaining and educational tour, thanks. Here, in the Imperial Valley ,where the sun spends the winter, 500,000 acres are farmed year round below sea level.
One thing comes through in all these videos to an urbanite like myself. After 77 years I appreciate the opportunity to learn more about farming. Farmers are awesome!
I would like to thank ALL of the people that volunteered the time to show there operation. As a Minnesota county boy, I have learned SO much about farming from Zack. And now learning even more about farming in different parts of the country so awesome. Growing a(l)monds by grafting onto peach roots, blows my mind. Thank you zack for sharing with me and the world.
This is awesome. An MN farmer educating me on all the farming that happens so close to home…I’m east of there in Sonora Ca area. “Mother Lode” country.
I thoroughly enjoyed the tour of California farming country. I was stationed 1968-1970 at a now closed Air Force base near Atwater, California. Being a farm boy from Iowa I always felt at home in the San Joaquin Valley. Great people in that area.
This trip was absolutely fasinating as a person who is going to school to pursue Agriculture I had absolutely no clue all this existed out there it's absolutely mind blowing there is that much diversity of what they do out there thanks so much to everyone involved with this
When they built the water diversion around Breckenridge MN there were 2-3 four wheel drives in that 400 horse range pulling double pans scrapers in the black gumbo they didn't have any problems filling them ....direct mount scrapers load nice. I'd guess there's some being used now on the Fargo diversion project too.
Excellent series Zach, I would welcome more. Ryan is a very funny, entertaining and knowledgeable farmer. He would be an ideal and hilarious fourth member for your trips. I think you forgot to thank the one that did an amazing job editing the videos. So I will, brilliant job Becky!
Thanks for the CA videos… It was great to meet all three of you and talk to you in Tulare. I’m a fifth generation farmer on a Robert’s Island. You were just a couple of miles from my farm when you visited the rice ground. Hope you come back soon!
Half my family are Californians but not in ag. I lived many places there while Dad was career Navy. There are great folks there who aren't in the news or IMHO radicalized, either way. This trip reminded me... Thank You guys!
Thank you for the laughs along with the educational content. I'd also like to mention that we have family in Starbuck, MN. Keep the video coming. We are watching!!!!
Early Spring 2023, let's make it a "date". You'll need a new box by then. Let's finish that valley. Randy and Trevor are a must along with Ryan, too much fun to waste. Agricultural technology we just aren't privy to. Can you imagine the production costs on a show put together by a network that could compare to the quality of that trip. Congrats.
California born and raised moved away from the big city of San Diego a coupld of years ago way different and my opinion better living. Glad you had good visit. just hope we can save this state from the crazies!!
Appreciate you and those you collaborate with for the content you produce (RUclips, Off the husk, and Between the Rows). Love farming/ranching, and enjoy getting to connect with the heart of America's farm/ranch families, albeit vicariously. I enjoy it and hope to see you continue to grow these formats so all can have an appreciation for what it takes to feed people well. All the best to you and your families.
Great video and yes California has many different areas that farm. My uncles had plum orchards and garlic and cotton farms in Hollister and Gilroy CA. Most was sold off to big tech when they started buying everything up in the central valley.
This was a great series. For your next one I'm thinking Florida for orange harvest. Georgia for peaches and peanuts. Maybe see potatoes in Idaho. Wheat harvest on one of those big rolling hill farms in Montana/Idaho, etc. Anything besides corn and soybeans please! 🤣 Also, would love to see the differences between an organic farming operation and a conventional one.
Could also add cotton & pecans to the peaches & peanuts in either Alabama or Georgia - though cotton & peanut harvest might start to overlap with corn & soybean harvest in MN. I'd wager it'd also offer a different perspective on corn as most of the corn fields I've seen in northern Alabama look to be planted on 12-ish inch rows vs the wider 28in common in other parts of the country. There's also a growing number of vineyards/wineries....
@@joshuapreusser2265 Yes! Cotton is huge near where I used to live in Lubbock, TX and pecans were near where my parents lived in southern AZ. Good suggestions!
It was awesome that you guys were in my neighborhood.. I'm in Indio.. watching your channel for many years now.. I actually learned quite a bit watching the videos.. hope you can come out this way again..
All of the California videos were fun to watch. Thank you for taking us along and a thank you to all the folks you've thanked for letting the cameras inside their operations to see what's going on.
Thank you for the new video Zach. I really appreciate all of the content lately. It makes me happy when I see the notification for your videos. Sending 60 degree weather from Texas. Thanks again Zach
Huge thanks to everyone as well. Great series. I learned a lot, laughed a lot, and I'm happy you all made it home safe. Big thanks to Becky for the great editing, you rock.
Wow, I'm so impressed with this series, I have to say I really learned a lot watching and have a better appreciation for anyone that works the land. You really don't know what goes on behind the scenes when you enter your local supermarket. I want to say thank you to all of the farmers out there, who are underappreciated and really keep this and other countries fed. Thank you very much.
You guys did a great job showing California ag. You three are hilarious together. The California Farmer is a great guy as well. I know we would love to see you go other areas like FL, TX, LA, Canada, etc showing Ag cuz too many people just don't know. I know y'all learned new things as well.
These videos that you have made in California have been very informative. It is amazing how they grow what they grow. Thank you for making these videos.
Interesting to see you tour California agriculture, particularly the San Joaquin Delta area. Those islands are essentially reclaimed marsh land which is very rich and surrounded by water. The early ag pioneers built levees to keep the natural flooding out, pumped them dry and cleared the land. As you stated, many of them are actually below sea level, particularly as you travel west toward San Francisco and Suisun bay. There are two rivers that keep the salt water out, the San Joaquin and the Sacramento. It is an intricate system that has to be kept in balance by dredging and levee maintenance. Those soils are very deep from many thousands of years of natural vegetation decomposing from the annual flood/drying cycles. As the person you were talking to pointed out, they can grow many different crops there.
The interesting thing is how the whole delta is actually inland in the central valley and then the San Joaquin and Sacramento Rivers merge on the west end and empty into the bay in one channel at the Carquinez straits. Great waterfowl area too.
The Central Valley is the king of crops. From Elk Grove to Bakersfield just about every row crop you can think of is grown not counting all of the nut crops. Been my home for 72 years and lovin it.
Thanks Zach and company. I did find it interesting on how there ag is so spread. To think trees that grow things as a real crop is hard to get your head around here in mn. I really enjoyed where dates came from. Had no idea they came from Palm trees. Thanks guys
Great 👍 video . I worked on a almond farm in Australia I operated a cat d10 building ponds for the farm we also had a case 485 tractor and scraper very similar to this farm. I enjoyed the time you put in to video very well explained 👏
Hit the nail right on the head with the ending of video on everything that is in California. My wife's family still dairy farms out there and it blows my mind everytime we go out there on the diversity of agriculture in that state. Nothing like Wisconsin that's for sure! Keep up the great work!!
Your trip to California and the videos were inspiring and awesome. Miss the areas you were in, I couldn't tell you how many times I've been maround the Sultan sea, coachella,indio, and El Centro. You have only touched a few places. I highly recommend going to Yosemite National Park. A few areas could be a pain in the butt, but for the larger part very Interesting. Miss going out there and miss the numerous people I have met.
Thank you so much so very interesting I've watched it twice now. Move from the cornfields of Nebraska To the cattle grazing here in the Ozarks Fun to see what a diverse country we have And such nice people.
Well done! I'm 64 and until a year ago it's all been in CA. If your looking for suggestions for another trip. South to north starting with Ventura County and head up the 101 fwy for a coastal tour. From Strawberries, Citrus and Avocados to wineries, onions and mushrooms.
Watching these videos are very entertaining to an old fart like me but my 14 yearold son watch your videos also and it's such a learning tool also. So much info for kids who ask questions and wonder what grows where. I am very appreciative to the amount of knowledge you and all those you talk with pass along. Keep it up folks.
Honestly glad you were able to make it out. I’m not too far away from Farmington so hearing that you were close made me feel really good that you were able to meet some fantastic people here is California. No we are not all what is said about Californians and their is still so much beautiful country here.
Talk about perfect timing. I just got back to San Diego from driving up to the Delta to go fishing this past weekend. I seen all of the newly planted almond trees by the highway and was wondering how the heck they planted them. Now I know.
Awesome series and thanks to all the contributors. I do have to say most of those folks fit in pretty well with these three crazy people. Thanks for the videos!
Great Series and videos to all who contributed to this project Zack and Randy. California is a true wonder that will always be in trouble with the do-gooders, but I cherish the younger generation of you gentleman and the generations behind you, to keep what we have built before you! Best of Wishes to all of you and Zack please be aware of Becky coming in to the room with her fingers clinched back looking for the One Hundred Dollars!
That was pretty awesome you guys were able to see these different operations and meet and talk with the people that farm those products we find on the shelves. Thanks Zach for putting that together . 👍
Thanks for another great video of the California trip. It was most interesting and enjoyable. Lots of great content. First of all. I huge huge thank you to Becky for editing all of this. I am sure the guys gave you all kinds of clips and you organized and put them together to make sense. Sincere appreciation Becky!!!!! You made it work. Wow. Thanks for taking us along. We saw so much agriculture in California thru your trip. Was so interesting seeing all the different types of farming there. Quite the trip. So different from us Midwest farmers. Thanks to Zach and Randy and Treavor and all the connections you made in California. About it for now. I will be quiet now. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Really enjoyed seeing some of the country that I will never make it to! You guys make it enjoyable and lots of fun, especially putting Trevor in that (motel) LOL you all need to go back and investigate some other things!
Zac and guys, I really enjoyed your trip. The tree farm was incredible to see. You really give a person a great perspective of these people's lives and businesses. I've never commented on here before. But I really enjoy your work. Keep up the great work!!
Thank you so much for putting this together, I loved it as I do all of your content. I'm heading to Minnesota from the UK in June, and I am going to catch up with some Ag friends in the state from a custom harvesting lifetime ago, and I am so looking forward to that. Keep up the great work!
Zach i loved this series, I hail from the Central Valley, Oakdale. Never knew about the driving of the sheep back in the day! Thanks again for throwing a spotlight on California AG. 🤘🏻🇺🇸
The fact you took the time to thank the people that made this video possible for the “viewers” I appreciate it, the fact I can watch this with my son and we can learn together, then I can tune in and listen to Off The Husk and laugh my ass off drinking some cold beer. Then between the rows channel where me and my kids can enjoy moments your family generously share with the world not to mention you drive fast sometimes on a dirt track. I feel like I owe y’all a couple cases of beer for the laughs and family times I’ve gotten from your channels.
Thank you!
I agree sir, well said. Zach is always appreciative of various types of farming he gets to experience!
Love this, so true!
agreed
Since fertilizer is blocked from coming in from Russia to USA due to sanctions, what do you think of boats and trucks bringing in kelp from the oceans, lakes, and rivers to use as fertilizer for farmers this Spring?
A huge "Thank You" to Becky for editing and posting these videos. Every Millennial Farmer actor needs a producer and video editor as well.
Can't do any of it without a great editor!
Speaking for myself this is one of many reasons I subscribe to the many farming channels the brother hood between the farming community most everyone will help or inform the next farming family keep up the great work informing the rest of us always great day to learn something new
Appreciate the kind words!
I LOVE FROM AUSTRALIA WE ARE STILL WITH YOU THANKS
Thanks Mrs. Johnson for the editing job. Entertaining and educational tour, thanks. Here, in the Imperial Valley ,where the sun spends the winter, 500,000 acres are farmed year round below sea level.
One thing comes through in all these videos to an urbanite like myself. After 77 years I appreciate the opportunity to learn more about farming.
Farmers are awesome!
Thank you for the kind words! Getting comments from "urbanites" reminds me of the reasons I started this channel
Randy has a knack of appearing unassuming and modest yet is full of knowledge and razor sharp wit
My favorite RUclips channel!
Great job!!! Enjoyed your trip very much.....I am 70 years old and learnt a lot about California....Thank You. I enjoy you site very much...Gary
Awesome to see you again . Nice Randy Keep up the Great Job.
I would like to thank ALL of the people that volunteered the time to show there operation.
As a Minnesota county boy, I have learned SO much about farming from Zack. And now learning even more about farming in different parts of the country so awesome.
Growing a(l)monds by grafting onto peach roots, blows my mind.
Thank you zack for sharing with me and the world.
This is awesome. An MN farmer educating me on all the farming that happens so close to home…I’m east of there in Sonora Ca area. “Mother Lode” country.
Thanks for taking us with you to California!! Really enjoyed it and very informative so again thanks!!!
I thoroughly enjoyed the tour of California farming country. I was stationed 1968-1970 at a now closed Air Force base near Atwater, California. Being a farm boy from Iowa I always felt at home in the San Joaquin Valley. Great people in that area.
This trip was absolutely fasinating as a person who is going to school to pursue Agriculture I had absolutely no clue all this existed out there it's absolutely mind blowing there is that much diversity of what they do out there thanks so much to everyone involved with this
California is an amazing place. Unfortunately the densely populated cities there ruin it for the rest of the state.
omy thank you guys so kind and fun to watch
When they built the water diversion around Breckenridge MN there were 2-3 four wheel drives in that 400 horse range pulling double pans scrapers in the black gumbo they didn't have any problems filling them ....direct mount scrapers load nice. I'd guess there's some being used now on the Fargo diversion project too.
THANK YOU for making these videos! We need to get people back into farming. It's vital.
Excellent series Zach, I would welcome more. Ryan is a very funny, entertaining and knowledgeable farmer. He would be an ideal and hilarious fourth member for your trips. I think you forgot to thank the one that did an amazing job editing the videos. So I will, brilliant job Becky!
TDF Honest Farming would be a fun trip I’d enjoy watching.
Wow awesome week.
Everything is so big over there..
Thanks guys for these videos. I'm 68 and learned a bunch about their farming practices. It is really cool
Love the chemistry you guys have! These videos are so entertaining, yet you are educating and spreading the love of the land!
Really enjoyed these videos, what an eye opener to the varied produce we take for granted wherever we live, and the work that is done to provide it.
Be awesome to see all the trees being planted. Ty for showing us around.
Thank you everyone involved!
Hello from Moosomin ,Saskatchewan, Canada Great videos you put out.
Thanks for the CA videos… It was great to meet all three of you and talk to you in Tulare. I’m a fifth generation farmer on a Robert’s Island. You were just a couple of miles from my farm when you visited the rice ground. Hope you come back soon!
Half my family are Californians but not in ag. I lived many places there while Dad was career Navy. There are great folks there who aren't in the news or IMHO radicalized, either way. This trip reminded me... Thank You guys!
I loved the video series especially the podcast with the Welkers
Great video Zach
That "ball flicking" scene was hilarious ! Nice job on the whole trip!
I gave up too soon.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch next time talk with a lisp as approaching the bull. When in Rome……..
LOL-- You guys are awesome together(" boys will be boys")!
Thank you for the laughs along with the educational content. I'd also like to mention that we have family in Starbuck, MN. Keep the video coming. We are watching!!!!
Early Spring 2023, let's make it a "date". You'll need a new box by then. Let's finish that valley. Randy and Trevor are a must along with Ryan, too much fun to waste. Agricultural technology we just aren't privy to. Can you imagine the production costs on a show put together by a network that could compare to the quality of that trip. Congrats.
California born and raised moved away from the big city of San Diego a coupld of years ago way different and my opinion better living. Glad you had good visit. just hope we can save this state from the crazies!!
Thanks for taking us with you.
Appreciate you and those you collaborate with for the content you produce (RUclips, Off the husk, and Between the Rows). Love farming/ranching, and enjoy getting to connect with the heart of America's farm/ranch families, albeit vicariously. I enjoy it and hope to see you continue to grow these formats so all can have an appreciation for what it takes to feed people well. All the best to you and your families.
Thanks so much for leaving your family and taking us along!!! Wow!!
Zack thanks for sharing your videos with me cuz you and the people you travel with are great
Great video and yes California has many different areas that farm. My uncles had plum orchards and garlic and cotton farms in Hollister and Gilroy CA. Most was sold off to big tech when they started buying everything up in the central valley.
This was a great series. For your next one I'm thinking Florida for orange harvest. Georgia for peaches and peanuts. Maybe see potatoes in Idaho. Wheat harvest on one of those big rolling hill farms in Montana/Idaho, etc. Anything besides corn and soybeans please! 🤣 Also, would love to see the differences between an organic farming operation and a conventional one.
Could also add cotton & pecans to the peaches & peanuts in either Alabama or Georgia - though cotton & peanut harvest might start to overlap with corn & soybean harvest in MN.
I'd wager it'd also offer a different perspective on corn as most of the corn fields I've seen in northern Alabama look to be planted on 12-ish inch rows vs the wider 28in common in other parts of the country. There's also a growing number of vineyards/wineries....
@@joshuapreusser2265 Yes! Cotton is huge near where I used to live in Lubbock, TX and pecans were near where my parents lived in southern AZ. Good suggestions!
if he needs some content with peanuts or cotton in south ga he better holler at me🤣
It was awesome that you guys were in my neighborhood.. I'm in Indio.. watching your channel for many years now.. I actually learned quite a bit watching the videos.. hope you can come out this way again..
All of the California videos were fun to watch. Thank you for taking us along and a thank you to all the folks you've thanked for letting the cameras inside their operations to see what's going on.
Thank you for the new video Zach. I really appreciate all of the content lately. It makes me happy when I see the notification for your videos. Sending 60 degree weather from Texas. Thanks again Zach
Huge thanks to everyone as well.
Great series. I learned a lot, laughed a lot, and I'm happy you all made it home safe. Big thanks to Becky for the great editing, you rock.
That was quite amazing, you don’t realise how much work goes into planting orchard up, great interviews with the owners 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Wow, I'm so impressed with this series, I have to say I really learned a lot watching and have a better appreciation for anyone that works the land. You really don't know what goes on behind the scenes when you enter your local supermarket. I want to say thank you to all of the farmers out there, who are underappreciated and really keep this and other countries fed. Thank you very much.
Any future trips must require the 3 of you for sure. Amazing, Funny, and educational
Enjoyed this , thank you for allowing us to take the tour with you.
You guys did a great job showing California ag. You three are hilarious together. The California Farmer is a great guy as well. I know we would love to see you go other areas like FL, TX, LA, Canada, etc showing Ag cuz too many people just don't know. I know y'all learned new things as well.
It wad a blast! We learned a ton and would love to go more place again next winter.
Kates ag is the best channel for seeing that
They need to visit Mike Mitchell from Saskatchewan Canada he farms a ton and is a funny guy!!
Awesome week! Thanks so much for leaving your family and taking us along!!!
That video was funny as hell !!!! You three in vegas would be like the real life version of the hangover 🤣🤣🤣.
These videos that you have made in California have been very informative. It is amazing how they grow what they grow. Thank you for making these videos.
Thanks to you and the group. I was realy nice to see some of the more in depth aspects of farming out there.
Interesting to see you tour California agriculture, particularly the San Joaquin Delta area. Those islands are essentially reclaimed marsh land which is very rich and surrounded by water. The early ag pioneers built levees to keep the natural flooding out, pumped them dry and cleared the land. As you stated, many of them are actually below sea level, particularly as you travel west toward San Francisco and Suisun bay. There are two rivers that keep the salt water out, the San Joaquin and the Sacramento. It is an intricate system that has to be kept in balance by dredging and levee maintenance. Those soils are very deep from many thousands of years of natural vegetation decomposing from the annual flood/drying cycles. As the person you were talking to pointed out, they can grow many different crops there.
The interesting thing is how the whole delta is actually inland in the central valley and then the San Joaquin and Sacramento Rivers merge on the west end and empty into the bay in one channel at the Carquinez straits.
Great waterfowl area too.
The Central Valley is the king of crops. From Elk Grove to Bakersfield just about every row crop you can think of is grown not counting all of the nut crops. Been my home for 72 years and lovin it.
@@robertkeville6230 Actually Dixon to Redding...Yuba City/South Sutter Born and Raised
Shasta, Oroville and Sites Soon(back pumped into reservoir)
Thanks Zach and company. I did find it interesting on how there ag is so spread. To think trees that grow things as a real crop is hard to get your head around here in mn. I really enjoyed where dates came from. Had no idea they came from Palm trees. Thanks guys
Great 👍 video . I worked on a almond farm in Australia I operated a cat d10 building ponds for the farm we also had a case 485 tractor and scraper very similar to this farm. I enjoyed the time you put in to video very well explained 👏
A very lighthearted interesting series. Good job. Never boring and highly educational.
Hit the nail right on the head with the ending of video on everything that is in California. My wife's family still dairy farms out there and it blows my mind everytime we go out there on the diversity of agriculture in that state. Nothing like Wisconsin that's for sure! Keep up the great work!!
Sure enjoyed watching.
Zack thank you sir for marking great content for us to watch awesome info too
Your trip to California and the videos were inspiring and awesome. Miss the areas you were in, I couldn't tell you how many times I've been maround the Sultan sea, coachella,indio, and El Centro. You have only touched a few places. I highly recommend going to Yosemite National Park. A few areas could be a pain in the butt, but for the larger part very Interesting. Miss going out there and miss the numerous people I have met.
Thank you so much so very interesting I've watched it twice now. Move from the cornfields of Nebraska To the cattle grazing here in the Ozarks Fun to see what a diverse country we have And such nice people.
Great western swing videos! Awesome to see all the diverse AG we have in this country. 🇺🇸
You guy's are having to much fun!
This was VERY interesting, and Entertaining! Loved this whole little series. Nice work, Guys!
Idk how else to put it but I really appreciate it Zach, thanks for the content the knowledge and the laughs, keep it up.
Thank you Zach, lovely to see such diverse agriculture from other side of the world. (UK) Nice to enjoy the videos and learn new things.
Thanks all involved
Well done! I'm 64 and until a year ago it's all been in CA. If your looking for suggestions for another trip. South to north starting with Ventura County and head up the 101 fwy for a coastal tour. From Strawberries, Citrus and Avocados to wineries, onions and mushrooms.
Watching these videos are very entertaining to an old fart like me but my 14 yearold son watch your videos also and it's such a learning tool also. So much info for kids who ask questions and wonder what grows where. I am very appreciative to the amount of knowledge you and all those you talk with pass along. Keep it up folks.
Thanks for showing viewers the " other side" of California. From a California country boy... we do exists...lol.
Great video Zach and Becky. Always hilarious when you get together with the Master Pipe Layer and the Bale Stacker! Very informative.
Honestly glad you were able to make it out. I’m not too far away from Farmington so hearing that you were close made me feel really good that you were able to meet some fantastic people here is California. No we are not all what is said about Californians and their is still so much beautiful country here.
I love Trevor's humor. He's a great sidekick for you and Randy. Thank you for this video.
Talk about perfect timing. I just got back to San Diego from driving up to the Delta to go fishing this past weekend. I seen all of the newly planted almond trees by the highway and was wondering how the heck they planted them. Now I know.
We are all still with you, thank you for this episode, it has been a lot of fun to follow you through this trip.
Stay safe, see you in the next one
I work with those D6T’s every day, awesome pieces of kit. Never gets boring watching them work, especially with a skilled operator at the controls !
Thanks! I loved these videos. I learned more about farming in California then I've ever known before. It is a beautiful state.
What I find interesting is how deep the soil is!
Awesome series and thanks to all the contributors. I do have to say most of those folks fit in pretty well with these three crazy people. Thanks for the videos!
Listened to the pod cast last weekend can’t wait for the next one!
Great Series and videos to all who contributed to this project Zack and Randy. California is a true wonder that will always be in trouble with the do-gooders, but I cherish the younger generation of you gentleman and the generations behind you, to keep what we have built before you! Best of Wishes to all of you and Zack please be aware of Becky coming in to the room with her fingers clinched back looking for the One Hundred Dollars!
That was pretty awesome you guys were able to see these different operations and meet and talk with the people that farm those products we find on the shelves. Thanks Zach for putting that together . 👍
Thanks for the trip. I enjoyed the information given
Thanks for another great video of the California trip. It was most interesting and enjoyable. Lots of great content.
First of all. I huge huge thank you to Becky for editing all of this. I am sure the guys gave you all kinds of clips and you organized and put them together to make sense.
Sincere appreciation Becky!!!!! You made it work.
Wow. Thanks for taking us along. We saw so much agriculture in California thru your trip. Was so interesting seeing all the different types of farming there.
Quite the trip. So different from us Midwest farmers.
Thanks to Zach and Randy and Treavor and all the connections you made in California.
About it for now. I will be quiet now.
Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy.
Steve.
Thank you Zach for all your videos and all the good information you are providing for are future kids.
Great video. I love your channel; my 2 year old and I watch it all the time. He still prefers red tractors though!!
Really enjoyed seeing some of the country that I will never make it to! You guys make it enjoyable and lots of fun, especially putting Trevor in that (motel) LOL you all need to go back and investigate some other things!
Thank you for sharing your amazing journey with Randy and Bales. It was very interesting to follow your journey. God bless you, your team and family.
Zach learned a lot about different farming, great video.
Zac and guys, I really enjoyed your trip. The tree farm was incredible to see. You really give a person a great perspective of these people's lives and businesses.
I've never commented on here before. But I really enjoy your work. Keep up the great work!!
Thank you so much for putting this together, I loved it as I do all of your content. I'm heading to Minnesota from the UK in June, and I am going to catch up with some Ag friends in the state from a custom harvesting lifetime ago, and I am so looking forward to that. Keep up the great work!
Zach i loved this series, I hail from the Central Valley, Oakdale. Never knew about the driving of the sheep back in the day! Thanks again for throwing a spotlight on California AG. 🤘🏻🇺🇸
Really very good, informative trip! And a little humor to boot!
I totally enjoyed this video and would like to see you do more of them. Field In Michigan
Great video. Lived here all my life 'cept 2 years military.
And I learned something new; the below sea level islands in the central valley.
It was a pretty awesome set of videos. I enjoyed every minute
Awesome videos and really enjoyed all the interactions with the different farmers. Learned and saw things I had never heard of. Thank you!
Thanks for teaching us so much during your road trip