Grant is a lucky man , having a eager wife that wants to learn everything and do everything is a great match . All I can say is thank you for all the farming videos. They're wonderful to watch I'm from Illinois so reminds me of a lot.
Good farming lesson for this old man that grew up 90 miles from Laura’s Farm…in Dodge, NE & Morse Bluff, NE. I often wondered why all the teenagers were hired by the famers in the area to de-tassel the corn. I think I just found out why. The males have outlived their usefulness…huh, huh. Laura congratulations on finishing your degree. It should help you & your family in keeping the farm going for generations to come. You have to be the prettiest Nebraska farmer I have seen in my 73 years on earth. 👏
Nice job! Great job Mom and Dad on raising such a great spirited daughter. Nothing like farm girls to brighten your day, beautiful, fun spirited, smart and hard working and family oriented.
Wow! What a refreshing breath of air to see this, there ARE normal and ambitious young people in this country! I know your family and friends are proud of you. Fantastic on so many levels.
There are lots of normal and ambitious young people in this country your a victim of social media politics that spreads doom and dire misinformation. America youth are alive and well doing great why do you think American GDP is still the highest in the world by far.
Laura, thank you for your content. For interest in farming it is really high quality. I live in Western Australia. I live in Perth, the state capital, but I spent my early working life on farms here from the age of 16.(I'm talking mid 1970's). We prepared the ground by scarifying, and then sowed with an International seeding drill, towed behind a Ford 9000 tractor (90hp) which was considered a pretty hot rig at the time. Go figure. I'm still seeing farming friends and helping them fix stuff all the time (I'm an electrical technician, so they use me up lots). We grow mainly wheat, barley, oats, canola, some beans (very few) and lupins. Barley and Lupins are kept on farm mainly for stock feed, as here we keep a lot of sheep, for wool and meat, and we need to feed them through a long dry summer, for 5-6 months. Been really interested watching how you guys do things in Nebraska. Not sure how I'd cope with blowing snow off the truck in the morning and working in a t shirt in the afternoon. I've also been fascinated by the way you guys do stuff. I have some questions. 1) Why do you need to chop up the male corn plants? Do they cause problems once pollination is finished? 2) I noticed that while you were chopping out the males, you were planting turnips in the same rows. Is this so your cattle can eat them later? 3) When you harvest corn with the header, does the header spit the cob out as trash? What happens to all the corn trash? There must be lots of it. 4) Pivots look like lots of trouble to me. Although I used to make a bit of a living building diesel engine control systems for the pivots we use here. Do you need them cause you have long dry periods? Sorry to attempt a novel here, but I'm interested. Cheers. Mike.
Congratulations on completing school, you have every right to be proud of yourself, your concept on learning is admirable, i love watching you and Grant interacting with each other. Happiness is a rare commodity that some never find
When I was working up in northern Indiana a couple of years ago I got to watch some of the detassiling going on in production seed corn. They still brought in workers to walk the fields to make sure I'm assuming. The small town was Remington, IN. Seed corn business was Remington Seeds. Pretty interesting operation. Was there long enough to see the harvesting and the special harvesting machinery. No seed is grown much around here in east central Indiana.
Laura, never stop growing yourself. Never stop learning is the best advice I can give to anyone. I try to learn something new every day. It doesn't have to be a life altering epiphany, it could just be finding out where a road I've never gone down before takes me, or a new use for a tool, or even watching one of your videos and learning about crop farming. I'm a milk hauler and firefighter so there's always an opportunity to learn something. Your videos have taught me so much that I never knew about crop farming, I've been binge watching all your videos.
Excellent instructional videos...I'm glad you're able to teach us such precise details about the machinery you use and the many things farming entails! Thank you for feeding America!
Laura, as many of us who have been around for awhile can acknowledge, Every Day Provides Opportunity For Learning! It's what you do with those opportunities that determines how successful you are. I see you learning and using what you learn in every video. I was amazed at your ability in the video to "concentrate" on your chopping out the males yet communicate with us so effectively! Absolutely fantastic! It's so fantastic to be following your journey and, yes, learning things I didn't know until I discovered it on your channel. Having that desire-to-learn attitude you demonstrate will help keep every day fresh. I sense you have an attitude of, "I wonder what things new I'll learn today!" Never lose that quest for learning and improving, Laura. It will take you places in the future not yet imagined. And, finally, Congratulations on such a great achievement of completing your "formal training"!!! Dave
I just disovered this Laura Farms channel and love the ground level view of farming and farm life. Not as easy from the 50,000 view as it is on the 0 ground level. I love the technical aspects of what farmers goes through on a daily.
Your life view of never stop learning is refreshing to me where most of the millennials thinks graduating is the end of learning and making money from know on. I really appreciate watching a true blue American Farmer and working young person. It gives me encouragement on American moving forward. Keep on keeping on and the best of luck (not necessary for you) because your mind set will guarantee a wonder full life!
GREAT VIDEO!!! Congrats on your business degree. It’s refreshing to see your excitement for farming and that you’re already practicing what you learned. Good investment of your time and resources 👍. Laura, you’re a great American 🇺🇸. God bless you. You are so correct, NEVER stop learning. Blessings for a bright future with Grant. 👍🇺🇸🚜🌽
Congratulations on finishing school little girl that's awesome you do so well on the farm 🚜 hope you stay farming it's a great living. Have a great trip to N Y hope you have a great time !!!!!
The video’s title gave it away. Congratulations on finishing your school. I know that’s a relief and is so satisfying. You are a great role model for young girls that may want to get into or stay in farming. Keep up the great work. God bless.
Laura named/described that feeling that one gets whenever they accomplish something constructive and it looks good, etc. by calling it "satisfying". I never thought about describing things that I have built, done or fixed as that, but it sure fits! She was troweling and smoothing concrete the other day and said that it was satisfying and it is to look at. Her kid brother was vacuuming out unused seed from a planter, said the same. Laura was scraping gasket material from a V8 engine intake manifold off of a pivot, said it was satisfying. Now I will always think of Laura saying this as I accomplish such tasks from now on! Laura has helped me to be more able to think positively. Now when I go out and mow my lawn here in a few minutes and it looks like a beautiful green brush afterwards, I will think to myself how satisfying that it is! THANKS LAURA! :-)
Just discovered this channel and subscribed. I lived near (somewhat) there back in the mid 80's for about 5 years. Lived in Kearney and worked in Holdrege . Saw a LOT of fields and pivot rigs on my daily commute. Good to see young people taking to farming.
CONGRATULATIONS on finishing college Laura! Always interesting in listening to you talking farming techniques. You've definitely done well w learning the ropes per your Dad and Grant. Always look forward to new videos and I'm viewing this from the 1st state of DELAWARE!
Nice job! Learning a lot. I'm an electrical engineer with a background in mechanics and have always been fixing stuff and solving problems. Really enjoy your videos. Thanks so much.
That is different than spending 12 hrs a day on a little Allis Chalmers A with no cab rain or shine and sometimes snow. But that was back in the early 1950's in Canada. It is great to see young people discovering the blessings of working on the land.
Congratulations to your passed test and finished sucessful your high school. That is absolut great. By your excellent skills in moderation and technical intelligence, i have never seen a problem, that your are not able to pass this test. You are the best farming girl and absolut cute...greatings from germany
Congratulations on completing school! Safe travels to New York. Thanks for sharing your farming experiences, it brings back memories from spending my summer on my Uncle's farm as a teenager.
Your very smart, an impressive farmer who knows what your doing. Plus your very beautiful, love your hair, figure, cute smile and fun personality. You are also educating people on how hard farming is even with high tech machinery.
Yeah, totally agree with Craig's comment! Laura, my fave portion of the video (aside from the overall learning from you) was the exterior of cab camera work you shared. The close ups & slow-mo, seeing the destroyer In Action, all that. Wonderful camera/editing work! 👏👏 Thanks for all that you share on here! 👏 -from your "neighbor" (grew up in York & live close by now), your fellow Nebraskan fan 😀
I haven't seen that many of Laura's videos, but what I've seen has impressed me. Lots of people have commented how great it is to see a young person working hard and staying dedicated to their work/farm. Don't think Laura is the exception. Most kids are the same we just see all the negative crap all the time. Also, Laura shows how a woman can do the same work her counter-part can, she's smart and a pleasure to learn from her.
Good morning Laura you’re always a breath of fresh air in the morning with your smiling face! Hope you have a nice trip to NY, hopefully the weather will be nice🤞 Have fun and enjoy the Northeast crowd!👍👌😉😊
What an amazing woman! I wish my Grandparents left me enough land when they were farming to have fun on equipment like yours! Greed got in the way of a 500 acre farm. My Aunt with no kids leases all the land for corn and soybeans. Oh well... I can always play the lottery I guess? I see a ring on your left hand? He is one lucky winner!
Just found your site. Pretty cool!😎 It’s finally getting cooler & first frost tonight. So the Sugar Beet farmers probably happy. Your destroyer is impressive. Continued success, be safe & will keep watching.
Someone must have been walking along beside the cutters filming that? The camera was not mounted to anything as it moved along. Maybe Grant was using the drone or was walking along beside the cutter arm?
So I'm watching this in July 2022 and I know you will never see this comment. But the theme seems to be Learning something new every day. My dad always told me "as long as you're learning , you're living". I've changed that over the years to say " If you learn something new every day, you earn the right to LIVE another day". So KEEP ON LEARNING AND LIVING. ! Absolutely enjoy your channel! Fair winds!
Huge congratulations on completing your schooling!!! Being decades older, I can definitely concur that staying curious and learning constantly is essential for a productive and well informed life that makes everything richer and more rewarding!
Congrats on your schooling. I just luv watching your videos you make my day after a hard day at work. I wish I could go to New York, but have to work maybe next year. Be safe and god bless.
Thanks for the great video! It gives us "cityfolk" an idea of what a difficult and complex job farming is! And thank you and your family for the hard work you do to keep us fed! And good luck in NY!
Nothing like the perfect 'click bait' captive title. The camera loves you and your energy pours right out. Well done. This was my 'something new' learned today. Intrigued me enough to go hunting for the other videos on seeding and corn types.
Love watching this Bubbly go getter done down to earth girl. Breath of fresh air. Wish all young people were like her. Hats off to the parents... GREAT JOB
Thanks. Safe trip to New York State Fair. Hope many give you a warm welcome. Your videos are important for all, but more so for non-farmers. They need to know how food gets to their table and all the hard work to accomplish the result.
Pretty awesome to see you as a female farmer! For instance my neighbor has 2 daughters and neither want to continue the farming business. So it’s awesome you want to continue farming. Prolly makes your dad super proud! I’m new to your channel but can’t wait to watch the old videos and all your new ones!
DAMN! You are gorgeous, and Grant is one Lucky Guy. You are such a smart , knowledgeable Farmer for being so young.. I wish you and Grant nothing but the best. ( a new subscriber )
I love the sound of the engine running misic to my ears. Very nice peace of equipment. Year ago the colbine I ran for short period of time had no cab, by the end of the day you were covered with wheat dust which made you itch like crazy.
CONGRATS on wrapping classes/Biz degree. I did the same, 1980, Univ. of WA. I use it every day; foundation for all success. Everything in a capitalistic system is either a product or a a service, or both!, and all are governed by employing sound business practices. Farming is no different; you'll do great!
I came across your channel yesterday and have been binge watching. Being from the city and knowing nothing about farming, I find your videos fascinating. Congrats on finishing your business degree.
Thanks to people of this caliber and talent that we are guaranteed so many important aspects of simply surviving as a human race... Because we all know that the future holds some tough times... All is this is way more important than we think. And this girl here is rocking it completely. She's so on the ball, and so darn positive and intelligent, she is actually is educating us all on much more than just farming! What a wonderful person to watch and to listen to!
Fantastic farm ground in your area of the world it just needs water. My great grandparents, grandmother and my mother were from Stockham just south of you. Enjoying your channel.
Congratulations on finishing your degree… as a retired educator I agree with your appreciation of continuing education 😉 Oh, and I enjoyed the farm work video, very interesting.
Been watching you since you started just over two years ago. Congratulations on the way you have grown, with farming ytubing and your schooling. I'm Mike from Mandurah in Western Australia keep going . Your a role model for other young ladies who are looking at getting into farming. Stay safe take care to both you and Grant
Hello Laura from the Miami, FL area Nice Destroyer Machine you did the Job right with this Machine. I enjoy you channel alot I was farm boy myself to once when I was 9 or 10 back in Cuba in the late 60's I know how hard it is to keep a farm up and running it is not easy it is allot work. You are a very Informative girl that like to Teach us how you guys done thing. Beside been a such a beautiful Farm girl that any Farm boy with die for. I think You finish School if so you can conctrate more on your Faming. God Bless You Laura have Great week from Miami, FL Orly Valido
heck i would love it too, million dollar machines and equipement one could dream to have ! I would love to work that type of stuff, i work with a pick and shovel to built MTB trails, so this work would be so nice for a change of pace.
Grant is a lucky man , having a eager wife that wants to learn everything and do everything is a great match . All I can say is thank you for all the farming videos. They're wonderful to watch I'm from Illinois so reminds me of a lot.
Good farming lesson for this old man that grew up 90 miles from Laura’s Farm…in Dodge, NE & Morse Bluff, NE. I often wondered why all the teenagers were hired by the famers in the area to de-tassel the corn. I think I just found out why. The males have outlived their usefulness…huh, huh. Laura congratulations on finishing your degree. It should help you & your family in keeping the farm going for generations to come. You have to be the prettiest Nebraska farmer I have seen in my 73 years on earth. 👏
Yep.😊
Nice job! Great job Mom and Dad on raising such a great spirited daughter. Nothing like farm girls to brighten your day, beautiful, fun spirited, smart and hard working and family oriented.
Wow! What a refreshing breath of air to see this, there ARE normal and ambitious young people in this country! I know your family and friends are proud of you. Fantastic on so many levels.
I'm 48 & never had an ambitious thought in my life.....
There are lots of normal and ambitious young people in this country your a victim of social media politics that spreads doom and dire misinformation. America youth are alive and well doing great why do you think American GDP is still the highest in the world by far.
@@chriscunningham8703 God bless us unmotivated, unambitious folks!
Whats normal?
That would be Laura.
I love that you are excited about doing this work! Your passion is contagious!
It's nice to see you young ones learning to have the ability to take over the family farm.
Smol tiddees
@@I666I your comment is out of line.
@@alfredotto7525 No u
Laura, thank you for your content. For interest in farming it is really high quality. I live in Western Australia. I live in Perth, the state capital, but I spent my early working life on farms here from the age of 16.(I'm talking mid 1970's). We prepared the ground by scarifying, and then sowed with an International seeding drill, towed behind a Ford 9000 tractor (90hp) which was considered a pretty hot rig at the time. Go figure. I'm still seeing farming friends and helping them fix stuff all the time (I'm an electrical technician, so they use me up lots).
We grow mainly wheat, barley, oats, canola, some beans (very few) and lupins. Barley and Lupins are kept on farm mainly for stock feed, as here we keep a lot of sheep, for wool and meat, and we need to feed them through a long dry summer, for 5-6 months.
Been really interested watching how you guys do things in Nebraska. Not sure how I'd cope with blowing snow off the truck in the morning and working in a t shirt in the afternoon. I've also been fascinated by the way you guys do stuff. I have some questions.
1) Why do you need to chop up the male corn plants? Do they cause problems once pollination is finished?
2) I noticed that while you were chopping out the males, you were planting turnips in the same rows. Is this so your cattle can eat them later?
3) When you harvest corn with the header, does the header spit the cob out as trash? What happens to all the corn trash? There must be lots of it.
4) Pivots look like lots of trouble to me. Although I used to make a bit of a living building diesel engine control systems for the pivots we use here. Do you need them cause you have long dry periods?
Sorry to attempt a novel here, but I'm interested. Cheers. Mike.
Thank you for explaining the process! Have a great 2022 farm season. God bless all your love ones
You are a very positive person!
Congratulations on completing school, you have every right to be proud of yourself, your concept on learning is admirable, i love watching you and Grant interacting with each other. Happiness is a rare commodity that some never find
Congratulations on your schooling where do you go from there what about your schoolmates are they in farming business as well
I like your style
When I was working up in northern Indiana a couple of years ago I got to watch some of the detassiling going on in production seed corn. They still brought in workers to walk the fields to make sure I'm assuming. The small town was Remington, IN. Seed corn business was Remington Seeds. Pretty interesting operation. Was there long enough to see the harvesting and the special harvesting machinery. No seed is grown much around here in east central Indiana.
Laura, never stop growing yourself. Never stop learning is the best advice I can give to anyone. I try to learn something new every day. It doesn't have to be a life altering epiphany, it could just be finding out where a road I've never gone down before takes me, or a new use for a tool, or even watching one of your videos and learning about crop farming. I'm a milk hauler and firefighter so there's always an opportunity to learn something. Your videos have taught me so much that I never knew about crop farming, I've been binge watching all your videos.
Excellent instructional videos...I'm glad you're able to teach us such precise details about the machinery you use and the many things farming entails! Thank you for feeding America!
Congratulations Laura ! I just came across your channel this week and I love your passion for farming.
Laura, as many of us who have been around for awhile can acknowledge, Every Day Provides Opportunity For Learning! It's what you do with those opportunities that determines how successful you are. I see you learning and using what you learn in every video. I was amazed at your ability in the video to "concentrate" on your chopping out the males yet communicate with us so effectively! Absolutely fantastic!
It's so fantastic to be following your journey and, yes, learning things I didn't know until I discovered it on your channel. Having that desire-to-learn attitude you demonstrate will help keep every day fresh. I sense you have an attitude of, "I wonder what things new I'll learn today!" Never lose that quest for learning and improving, Laura. It will take you places in the future not yet imagined.
And, finally, Congratulations on such a great achievement of completing your "formal training"!!!
Dave
I just disovered this Laura Farms channel and love the ground level view of farming and farm life. Not as easy from the 50,000 view as it is on the 0 ground level. I love the technical aspects of what farmers goes through on a daily.
Absolutely fantastic that you are continuing farming we need more family farmers next generations to do what you’re doing 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Your life view of never stop learning is refreshing to me where most of the millennials thinks graduating is the end of learning and making money from know on. I really appreciate watching a true blue American Farmer and working young person. It gives me encouragement on American moving forward. Keep on keeping on and the best of luck (not necessary for you) because your mind set will guarantee a wonder full life!
GREAT VIDEO!!! Congrats on your business degree. It’s refreshing to see your excitement for farming and that you’re already practicing what you learned. Good investment of your time and resources 👍. Laura, you’re a great American 🇺🇸. God bless you. You are so correct, NEVER stop learning. Blessings for a bright future with Grant. 👍🇺🇸🚜🌽
Congratulations on finishing school little girl that's awesome you do so well on the farm 🚜 hope you stay farming it's a great living. Have a great trip to N Y hope you have a great time !!!!!
The video’s title gave it away. Congratulations on finishing your school. I know that’s a relief and is so satisfying. You are a great role model for young girls that may want to get into or stay in farming. Keep up the great work. God bless.
Laura named/described that feeling that one gets whenever they accomplish something constructive and it looks good, etc. by calling it "satisfying". I never thought about describing things that I have built, done or fixed as that, but it sure fits! She was troweling and smoothing concrete the other day and said that it was satisfying and it is to look at. Her kid brother was vacuuming out unused seed from a planter, said the same. Laura was scraping gasket material from a V8 engine intake manifold off of a pivot, said it was satisfying. Now I will always think of Laura saying this as I accomplish such tasks from now on! Laura has helped me to be more able to think positively. Now when I go out and mow my lawn here in a few minutes and it looks like a beautiful green brush afterwards, I will think to myself how satisfying that it is! THANKS LAURA! :-)
Just discovered this channel and subscribed. I lived near (somewhat) there back in the mid 80's for about 5 years. Lived in Kearney and worked in Holdrege . Saw a LOT of fields and pivot rigs on my daily commute. Good to see young people taking to farming.
CONGRATULATIONS on finishing college Laura! Always interesting in listening to you talking farming techniques. You've definitely done well w learning the ropes per your Dad and Grant. Always look forward to new videos and I'm viewing this from the 1st state of DELAWARE!
Nice job! Learning a lot. I'm an electrical engineer with a background in mechanics and have always been fixing stuff and solving problems. Really enjoy your videos. Thanks so much.
WHAT a machine ! This control cab is like an F15 cockpit ! A little different from my Grandfather's Farmall Cub.
That is different than spending 12 hrs a day on a little Allis Chalmers A with no cab rain or shine and sometimes snow. But that was back in the early 1950's in Canada. It is great to see young people discovering the blessings of working on the land.
Congrats! Your Dad must be so proud of you! God bless.
Congratulations to your passed test and finished sucessful your high school. That is absolut great. By your excellent skills in moderation and technical intelligence, i have never seen a problem, that your are not able to pass this test. You are the best farming girl and absolut cute...greatings from germany
Congratulations on completing school! Safe travels to New York. Thanks for sharing your farming experiences, it brings back memories from spending my summer on my Uncle's farm as a teenager.
Your very smart, an impressive farmer who knows what your doing. Plus your very beautiful, love your hair, figure, cute smile and fun personality. You are also educating people on how hard farming is even with high tech machinery.
Love this girl. Love this channel. Refreshing, interesting, and fun
I love watching you farm 🚜 simply because you DO GENUINELY LOOK LIKE YOU'RE HAVING FUN, and LOVE what you do. Anyway... ENJOY New York!!! Safe trip!
Yeah, totally agree with Craig's comment! Laura, my fave portion of the video (aside from the overall learning from you) was the exterior of cab camera work you shared. The close ups & slow-mo, seeing the destroyer In Action, all that. Wonderful camera/editing work! 👏👏 Thanks for all that you share on here! 👏 -from your "neighbor" (grew up in York & live close by now), your fellow Nebraskan fan 😀
I haven't seen that many of Laura's videos, but what I've seen has impressed me. Lots of people have commented how great it is to see a young person working hard and staying dedicated to their work/farm. Don't think Laura is the exception. Most kids are the same we just see all the negative crap all the time. Also, Laura shows how a woman can do the same work her counter-part can, she's smart and a pleasure to learn from her.
Good morning Laura you’re always a breath of fresh air in the morning with your smiling face! Hope you have a nice trip to NY, hopefully the weather will be nice🤞 Have fun and enjoy the Northeast crowd!👍👌😉😊
Miss, you're amazing. Congrats on getting your degree. Hope you enjoyed your visit to New York state. Tom from Syracuse.
Thank you for letting us see how a modern farm works. I love all the videos. Best of luck for you and your family.
Congratulations on your degree. Safe travels! Upstate NY is a great place to travel through.
NEW YORK IS AN OVERTAXED CESSPIT.
What an amazing woman! I wish my Grandparents left me enough land when they were farming to have fun on equipment like yours! Greed got in the way of a 500 acre farm. My Aunt with no kids leases all the land for corn and soybeans. Oh well... I can always play the lottery I guess? I see a ring on your left hand? He is one lucky winner!
Hi there Laura, I'm soooo glad we could meet at Empire farm days in New York,God bless you sister!!
Such a beautiful young lady!! A truly American girl... Young girls could learn a lot from her about life and work...
Its really interesting to see all the modern equipment on farms these days. Great video you definitely have a can do attitude.
She is cute as a button but her enthusiasm and joy at farming just make watching her such a joy. Keep farmin girl.
Congrats for completing your studies.You are blessed to be on your magnificent farm.
Just found your site. Pretty cool!😎 It’s finally getting cooler & first frost tonight. So the Sugar Beet farmers probably happy. Your destroyer is impressive. Continued success, be safe & will keep watching.
New fan from Minnesota. 😎
I loved the super slow mo footage of the blades cutting. That was fascinating. Thanks Laura.
Someone must have been walking along beside the cutters filming that? The camera was not mounted to anything as it moved along. Maybe Grant was using the drone or was walking along beside the cutter arm?
@@joefudd Darn good footage none the less.
A big congrats on your School accomplishments and i ,am so impressed with your eagerness to not only learn but jump right in and just do it. OMG.
Laura, congratulations on finishing your college degree. Have fun in New York. Thanks for sharing
DID YOURECEIVE YOUR BUS DEGREE FROM UNIVERSITY NEBRASKA IN LINCOLN GO CORNHUSKERS
Thanks!
Great video. Congratulations on getting thru with school. Enjoyed your video. Proud of you girl.
You are hilarious, and impressive at the same time. Keep up the great videos.
Congratulations on completing classes. I love your excitement .
Great video!!!! Congrats on your schooling!!! Enjoy your trip. Be safe and take care!!!
So I'm watching this in July 2022 and I know you will never see this comment. But the theme seems to be Learning something new every day. My dad always told me "as long as you're learning , you're living". I've changed that over the years to say " If you learn something new every day, you earn the right to LIVE another day". So KEEP ON LEARNING AND LIVING. ! Absolutely enjoy your channel! Fair winds!
Congratulations on completing your degree! You and Grant are off to a great start..nicely done.
Huge congratulations on completing your schooling!!! Being decades older, I can definitely concur that staying curious and learning constantly is essential for a productive and well informed life that makes everything richer and more rewarding!
Congrats on your schooling. I just luv watching your videos you make my day after a hard day at work. I wish I could go to New York, but have to work maybe next year. Be safe and god bless.
Congrats on getting that degree and not quitting. That is something to be proud of and will be helpful as you continue farming...
Congrats on finishing your degree. Yes all the techie stuff is interesting. Have a great show in NY !!
Thanks for the great video! It gives us "cityfolk" an idea of what a difficult and complex job farming is! And thank you and your family for the hard work you do to keep us fed! And good luck in NY!
Cool to see a farming business start to take off... keep it up.
I love this girl!...very smart and educated....Keep up the good work!
Hi Laura! I love your videos so much!
Nothing like the perfect 'click bait' captive title. The camera loves you and your energy pours right out. Well done. This was my 'something new' learned today. Intrigued me enough to go hunting for the other videos on seeding and corn types.
Well done! Wishing you great success on your upcoming adventures!☺️
Your a super rock star!! Congratulations on receiving your business degree!! Your a beautiful young lady!
Congratulations! You’re an awesome lady! Keep having fun & learning. 😄
Love watching this Bubbly go getter done down to earth girl. Breath of fresh air. Wish all young people were like her. Hats off to the parents... GREAT JOB
Looks like so much fun! Congrats on finishing up your degree Laura!
Thanks. Safe trip to New York State Fair. Hope many give you a warm welcome. Your videos are important for all, but more so for non-farmers. They need to know how food gets to their table and all the hard work to accomplish the result.
Another Hard Working Girl...Big Up Laura!!!!🌱🌼🌸🌳🌴🌿🌸
Congratulations on finishing school! Enjoy yourself in New York. Godspeed and safe travels!
Pretty awesome to see you as a female farmer! For instance my neighbor has 2 daughters and neither want to continue the farming business. So it’s awesome you want to continue farming. Prolly makes your dad super proud! I’m new to your channel but can’t wait to watch the old videos and all your new ones!
DAMN! You are gorgeous, and Grant is one Lucky Guy. You are such a smart , knowledgeable Farmer for being so young.. I wish you and Grant nothing but the best. ( a new subscriber )
Enthusiasm regardless of assignment.. nothing more positive than that. Congrats on schooling completion.. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏 keep it going..
I cant believe its been a year since i first started watching the channel. This was one of the first episodes i watched you do on the farm
Well done Laura, good luck with the results. you'll do just fine. Great day on the farm again.☺
I love the sound of the engine running misic to my ears. Very nice peace of equipment. Year ago the colbine I ran for short period of time had no cab, by the end of the day you were covered with wheat dust which made you itch like crazy.
Congrats on finishing school Laura! Looking forward to your trip in New York video!
Congrats on finishing your school.
I love your videos. I wish I could have a farm like that. That is my dream. - TAV ❤ 🇺🇸 🌎 👍
Nothing better than a farm girl . Been married to my farm girl 22 years . LOVE IT !!!
CONGRATS on wrapping classes/Biz degree. I did the same, 1980, Univ. of WA. I use it every day; foundation for all success. Everything in a capitalistic system is either a product or a a service, or both!, and all are governed by employing sound business practices. Farming is no different; you'll do great!
I came across your channel yesterday and have been binge watching. Being from the city and knowing nothing about farming, I find your videos fascinating. Congrats on finishing your business degree.
Congratulations on finishing your degree. Love the channel and all your content. Have a safe trip and enjoy your time in upstate New York.
Thanks to people of this caliber and talent that we are guaranteed so many important aspects of simply surviving as a human race... Because we all know that the future holds some tough times...
All is this is way more important than we think. And this girl here is rocking it completely. She's so on the ball, and so darn positive and intelligent, she is actually is educating us all on much more than just farming! What a wonderful person to watch and to listen to!
Congratulations on your degree Laura. I know how great it feels to have that completed.
Fantastic farm ground in your area of the world it just needs water. My great grandparents, grandmother and my mother were from Stockham just south of you. Enjoying your channel.
So happy for you about school so proud of you
Congratulations on finishing your degree… as a retired educator I agree with your appreciation of continuing education 😉 Oh, and I enjoyed the farm work video, very interesting.
Been watching you since you started just over two years ago. Congratulations on the way you have grown, with farming ytubing and your schooling. I'm Mike from Mandurah in Western Australia keep going . Your a role model for other young ladies who are looking at getting into farming.
Stay safe take care to both you and Grant
Wow ... your father must be so proud. Keep up the good work, stay safe and thank you for all that you do... God knows we all gotta eat ! 😎🦞😎
You are the prettiest “destroyer” I’ve ever seen. 🥰 Loved the extra slo mo and close up! Thanks for the ride! Love ❤️ you, Grammy
Hi thanks for the feature.....super interesting, I can see why you love this so much. Keep up the great work and Cheers!! Andrew UK 🇬🇧
Congrats on completing your degree! I'm proud of you kiddo! That's awesome! An accomplishment that can never be taken away. Well done!!!!!
Hello Laura from the Miami, FL area Nice Destroyer Machine you did the Job right with this Machine. I enjoy you channel alot I was farm boy myself to once
when I was 9 or 10 back in Cuba in the late 60's I know how hard it is to keep a farm up and running it is not easy it is allot work. You are a very Informative girl
that like to Teach us how you guys done thing. Beside been a such a beautiful Farm girl that any Farm boy with die for. I think You finish School if so you can conctrate
more on your Faming. God Bless You Laura have Great week from Miami, FL
Orly Valido
Hello Laura, I love the life of a farmer, I know it is very hard, my grandfather was a farmer on a small farm.
I appreciate you showing me that. I have never seen anything like that before. And I was raised on a farm in North Carolina.
Amazing job on the farm and with school congratulations keep up the great work
I love that you are excited about doing this work! Your passion is contagious! xxxxx
heck i would love it too, million dollar machines and equipement one could dream to have ! I would love to work that type of stuff, i work with a pick and shovel to built MTB trails, so this work would be so nice for a change of pace.