Laura's and Grant's presentation of their farming life is not only educating, it gives a genuine picture into the courage it takes to choose a farmers life. I for one am very proud of you both. You are the "best" of what our great country is and can be. Our prayers are with you.
May the Good Lord bless your plantings, the crops growth, the harvest and the continued posting of videos that help keep us grounded in who we are. 85-90 trips around the sun and we are done but the planting goes on.
Thousands of gallons of toxins sprayed in the soil and water to grow food that's bioengineered and genetically modified to be poisonous. The insects that eat it die. Currently, 26 countries including France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Russia, China, and India (19 of which are in the European Union (EU)) have partially or fully banned GMOs. Another 60 countries have significant restrictions on GMOs.Mar 22, 2023. 86 countries know their people would be better off hungry than eating that garbage.
Currently, 26 countries including France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Russia, China, and India (19 of which are in the European Union (EU)) have partially or fully banned GMOs. Another 60 countries have significant restrictions on GMOs.Mar 22, 2023. 86 countries know their people would be better off hungry than eating that garbage.
I like how the wings of the corn planter come down. That is pretty cool. Now I understand tractors need auto stir, there is alot of data to look at. I like to now how many acres in one field, I bet over a 100 acres, or not more.
Laura, even though we are not related in any way shape or form, I still want to tell you as a father of three daughters that I am proud of you. I wish I could wrap my arms running and give you a big hug that means a gentle hug.
Laura …i’m 66 yo and watching you and Grant for years! I think you have reached a new level of understanding of your profession and your phd level of what is going on and your way to bring it to us is ever evolving and it shows in your JOY I feel watching!🙏🏽❤️😎🇺🇸
As young farmers you are blessed having great farming mentors in your life. Both of your parents and grandparents are probably very proud to see their next generation continuing the family tradition.
Thank you very much. I always follow you and I am very happy and proud of you. I am a young man from Algiers, Falah. Thank you very much for this powerful, honorable work.
Its 4:30 into your video and I want to remind you that you have GREAT skill and want to be able to let your machines work and do the proper job YOU set them to. Trusting in yourself is HUGE and does take time and energy. Heck, even at the age of 54 I still question myself. Day 0 ???
Quite interesting. I'm a vehicle enthusiast (from fighter jets, to semi trucks, to sports cars) and don't know a lot about farming tractors. This is informative and very interesting. Thanks for sharing these things with us, Laura . You're awesome!
That opening! One could see the stress and anxiety one you face and body and hear it in your voice. Then you guys had great day in the field, not counting row 13. Your who;e demeanor had changed by the end of the video…more relaxed and more yourself. Hope you guys had a great, restful evening. Look forward to seeing you soon!
Don't climb ladders with bags! Use your JLG tele-handler or a forklift to lift the entire pallet up to the top of your tank. The climb up and dump bags😊
Glad to see you are doing ok after all the weather we've had this week. This video may be before the storm. Saw your message the other night. Your ok .👍
Laura great job I know the stresses you feel ,but just hang in there. Why don't you put those seed bags on the JGL, position it and you could just stand there and dump the bags in the tank? ❤😊
What a delight to wakeup in the morning in England to see Laura and Grant planting corn seed. It is handy that Grant is taller, he didn't need to use the steps to lift the bags of corn to the top of the steps to Laura. This is the start of the year for me. Stay safe and well, love from Mike. ❤❤
Gamblers in a casino can't hold a candle to the gamble a farmer makes every spring! You've got this Laura and Grant and God will bless your hard work and faith to go forth and farm! Looking foward to a successful year for you both!
Hey Laura, in Florida we wear light colored clothing and tee shirts. With the intense sunshine, lighter brighter colors help reflect sunshine and keep us cooler. We need a Laura Farms summertime line of merch ThanksLaura! We❤you!
As someone who has been with this channel from day one let me say that you have the thoughts and prayers of a whole bunch of us behind you. I am psyched up for yet another season and I know you'll deal with whatever unpredictable problems this cycle throws at you with class and good cheer. (and teach us all something along the way too!)
This has been a most interesting video for me. I used a Dickey John seed monitor the first year they were sold . They had MANY problems. Dickey John was a small compeny formed by farmers just south of Springfield Illinois, and were the for runners of all seed monitoring . I was told John Deere bought them out and went from there. I am 88 years old and long since retired but sure enjoy your video.
Regarding your question about if we’d buy beef direct: my wife and I have been watching through the past year, we’d certainly buy beef through you, it’d be a nice new way to support the channel too.
Thanks for giving us a lift to get across the field on day zero of planting season 2024. We will be here for you on every row you plant and for every drop of rain you rent to feed your crop.
I'm in awe of farmers, forever optimistic that their spring time toil will turn out to be fruitful. May the lord look down upon you with compassion and benevolence, blessing you with a very favorable yield to your endeavors.
What an absolutely amazing video Laura! You do such a great job editing and explaining everything you are doing! Very impressive! You paint a very clear picture of how a farmer bets his knowledge, equipment and investment on a successful planting and how critical it is to a bountiful, profitable harvest! We are praying, along with you, for a very successful 2024 farming season. God bless you both and your families for all you do to educate us while you feed and cloth us!🚜
Good evening Sunshine! It's great seeing you and Grant again, especially your warm smile and beautiful eyes so full of zest. It was enjoyable going with you both on this shakedown day 0. I know you are a woman of faith as you have mentioned it a few times over the passage of time. You are good stewards of your land and the blessings that God has given you, and I know that God is faithful to those that love Him and follow His word. I understand that the planting time is stressful as you have so much riding on it, but I'd encourage you, once it's done to give it up to God and it's His problem at that point. You do your best and let Him do the rest and take care of you both. You are in my thoughts and I will be praying for you guys. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.
I always say and as a farmer, that if I didn't know Him who controls the weather everything else that goes on on our farm I wouldn't be able to get up in the morning and go to work.
Watching this I see so many parallels to my own life. I have my own "Row 13" issues but llike you did here. I'd say day one was a success. Keep the faith and start again tomorrow. Thanks for letting me come along and watch.
Praying you have a blessed season with few and minor issues and the most bountiful harvest you have ever produced. The Lord blesses those that are committed to Him!
Yay Laura & Grant! Congratulations on another successful planting season! If success has one thousand fathers, you two have over one half million parents rooting for you! ❤❤❤ I cannot wait for all the pivot motor mice-capades!😊
I so look forward to your first planting video every year and have done so since your first post when you were planting in April of 2020 at which time I right away subscribed. Love your enthusiasm for farming which I share. The main reason I chose farming as a career is that I really like raising, especially corn, and soybeans in the Midwest. Very familiar with your and Grant's machinery and I watch and enjoy your videos with intensity. I'm glad Hamilton County missed the tornado outbreak(s); and after checking the satellite view of the weather here in Northeast Missouri, I usually have a look at what your weather is.😊😊
I'm not a farmer, and have no connection to LF other than being a distant YT farmer, but the introduction to this video had me on the edge of my seat and now I'm soooo nervous, hoping this planting season goes well! Fully vested!
I borrowed a seed drill ounce and the owner had not used in a while. Started sewing the seeds and noticed I was missing a few rows. By the time I got everything sorted out, I found caterpillar cocoons clogging the feed tubes. My solution to this dilemma was to change the hoses to clear food grade see throughs. This made it easier to inspect the hose for obstructions. 🤔🤔😁
Why are you so much better at these planting vids than the other guys? Thank you Laura! May god bless your planting season and we'll be watching! Thank you!
Laura relax, this is the fun of the first day of planting so relax and enjoy it, it might not work as well as it should but it will get done some relax and enjoy
Thank you, Laura. I am 4th born of 6. We farmed 117 acres out of 360, 5 miles of ditch; learned how to run a shovel, drove tractor at 9 yrs, hauled hay, Everything was simple in the 50s n 60s, 70s. Love your content. I understand being anxious. Thank you. The only question is: Feed? Ethanol? Who buys?
😁 SUNFLOWERS ! Do the research. We had a six row planter... with lots of hand labor what an improvement over the old days. well that works to hard . Work smart . Telehandler hose bags up to the bins . Wishing you a great season . thanks
Laura... that intro you did was so detailed, well thought out and professionally presented. Well done young lady! I hope all goes well for you and Grant during planting and that everything happens without any major glitches. Take care, stay safe, and happy planting!
Really enjoyed you running with Rory at the Off-Road games and have enjoyed watching your content since. What a great collab that was! Good luck with the planting.
Best wishes on your planting, I hope it'll all go as smooth as it can be, and that you'll have a fantastic growing season! 😁👍 Pepper is such a sweetie, so affectionate and just loving! ❤I hope her kittens are all doing well, and that they are just as amazing as their mom! 😛
When i was younger i used to work for a local farmer driving a grain cart and hauling corn and grain for him. He taught me how to drive my first semi truck and because of him I now have a wonderful career driving a semi truck full time. I pray everything goes well and you have great growing weather all year.
I'm an old man now, but when I was younger, I worked on a farm here in Georgia where the farmer grew a lot of soybean and corn. I ran a bush hog, repaired combines, grain drills, tractors, motor graders, etc. You get the picture. The worst part of the job was that he had a lot of Johnson Grass, which was sporadic and had to be sprayed by hand with a pump-up sprayer that I wore like a backpack. I walked miles, down row after row, having to return to my service vehicle time after time to to refill my tank. It seems like, with all the good that you are fortunate to enjoy in this short life, disappointments and failures are just part of the human condition. You are so lucky to have the life you have with Grant, (and Pepper). What a beautiful life you have. My parents were drunks and left us kids with nothing. I am retired now. I am 68 years old. Glaucoma took out my left eye. I live on Social Security. I have lived with my little sister for the last 10 years. Unfortunately, she passed away last month. And I have to get out of this house by next week. I fell into a pattern of helping the women in my family because no one else would do it. I took care of my grandmother until she passed away, then my Mom for 18 years until she passed away, and then my little sister until she passed away on March 8th of this year. They all developed illnesses, ranging from old age, lung cancer, Crohn's disease and Lymphoma. In doing so, I deprived myself from accomplishing what I needed to do to make sure that I did not end up homeless. I failed in that respect and have to figure out what I can do to survive. Never thought I would end up here. But, you have to deal with what life throws at you. I have a Harley and all the camping gear I need. So, I guess I am off on a new adventure. Do not know where I will end up, but if you ever need a dependable farm hand that is focused on your goals, and who has a CDL, (don't know if I could pass the D.O.T. physical, with the Glaucoma), but, I can still drive a truck. I actually love driving 18-wheelers. I really miss it. I know this was lengthy. But, I also know you are a people person and you actually care. What a refreshing youtube channel to be a part of. Wish I had met someone like you when I was young. Love the channel and the content. Very smart and very adorable. Grant is sooooo lucky. Love you guys and good luck with year's planting.
hi guys you ought to keep your eye out for a telehandler or a regular fork lift or use a loader bucket so you can just off lift your seed bags right into your planter and save your back and it would get you back in the feild alot faster.. love the videos keep em coming.
Laura and Grant, once again just a wonderful glimpse into your lives! I can tell that you guys enjoy what you do because that comes through so well in your videos!!! It is amazing the knowledge that GOD gives to people who make things like your planters. I can sense a little worry in you about getting the basic planting done correctly, Give your worry completely to GOD, trust HIM for the outcome! Keep up your good work guys and thank GOD for you and your family and so many other families that stick to farming day after day!!! I plan on driving by your farm on I80 the last week in May! GOD bless you and yours!!!
Thanks for sharing Laura! I live in the country but have always taken farming for granted! Thanks for educating me! I need to go and thank my farmer neighbors!
Girl, you have no idea how much I love your videos. It's amazing what goes on behind the scenes of a farmer. Very educational, but entertaining and exciting to watch :)
Been following you now for 2 years and I'm still amazed by the technology you have at your fingertips for putting a seed in the ground. I look forward to watching another successful season!
Laura, you are stressing ME out😄 Just remember to take a deep breath, trust in your skills and knowledge, and know that you’ve done all of this before and that you’ve got this.
if it werent for the lauras of the world,,,,we would all starve,,,,thanks for your hard work,,,,all that effort and expense,,,,and a bad season of too little rain or tooo much and storms blowing crops away,,,and there is no income,,,,id like to see a breakdown of input costs for planter, tractor fuel, parts, seed, fertilizer, bug poison, harvest costs broken out per acre,,,,,and then put that against the expected sales income per acre,,,,alll the critical pieces,,,,we each are wondering about,,,,,hows about electric bill for your shops, and insurance, or health insurance,,,,,farming is often dangerous and many get injured or killed,,,,,thanks
I just think there is no one anywhere prettier than you. You are an amazing farmer who I nominate as Farmer of the Decade. You are bright, capable, experienced, talented and lovely all lin one. Thank you for the arm's length recordings and for addressing your videos directly to me an 80 year old in Idaho. Blessings to you and yours.
Congratulations on getting started on the planting process. Hopefully you and your families faired well with the horrible weather that I seen videos of in that area and didn’t get much damage if any. I’m am so happy to see your equipment is working well for the most part. There is something very calming about planting and having the time in your own thoughts. I always found it to be a great time of devotion with the lord and land. There is something special about time like that for me!! Thoughts and prayers for a safe and successful season ahead. Stay safe!!! Thank you for all the video content and educational information!!
Four wonderful years of interesting informative farming with two charming ( well, one charming and one super nice guy😉). Here’s to the future and a wonderful bountiful 2024. Prayers for success beyond your wildest expectations. Love you two ( if you couldn’t already tell)
Thanks for sharing your story and experience with us. It’s so enjoyable to watch as you and Grant as you go about your daily journey. I’ll be here as long as you’re able to continue this channel.
Laura's and Grant's presentation of their farming life is not only educating, it gives a genuine picture into the courage it takes to choose a farmers life. I for one am very proud of you both. You are the "best" of what our great country is and can be. Our prayers are with you.
the fact Laura posts to UA-cam while she's farming is what has me returning as thanks to her i have quiet a respect for farmers now
Your courage standards are super low.
Well Said!!
Keep in mind most farmers don't have the equipment they have either. So that makes things a lot harder
The stress on your face was evident during the opening Laura, you and Grant have got this. Here's to a safe and bountiful season for Laura Farms!
May the Good Lord bless your plantings, the crops growth, the harvest and the continued posting of videos that help keep us grounded in who we are. 85-90 trips around the sun and we are done but the planting goes on.
Thousands of gallons of toxins sprayed in the soil and water to grow food that's bioengineered and genetically modified to be poisonous. The insects that eat it die.
Currently, 26 countries including France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Russia, China, and India (19 of which are in the European Union (EU)) have partially or fully banned GMOs. Another 60 countries have significant restrictions on GMOs.Mar 22, 2023. 86 countries know their people would be better off hungry than eating that garbage.
Amen!
Amen 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Currently, 26 countries including France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Russia, China, and India (19 of which are in the European Union (EU)) have partially or fully banned GMOs. Another 60 countries have significant restrictions on GMOs.Mar 22, 2023. 86 countries know their people would be better off hungry than eating that garbage.
I like how the wings of the corn planter come down. That is pretty cool. Now I understand tractors need auto stir, there is alot of data to look at. I like to now how many acres in one field, I bet over a 100 acres, or not more.
People don't understand how hard farming is and how important it is for a great crop yield and what it means to all life on earth.
Here’s to a Successful Planting….and Growing…… and Harvest seasons!!!
Hey Laura and Grant, praying you guys have a safe and blessed planting season. 😊
Laura, even though we are not related in any way shape or form, I still want to tell you as a father of three daughters that I am proud of you. I wish I could wrap my arms running and give you a big hug that means a gentle hug.
Laura …i’m 66 yo and watching you and Grant for years! I think you have reached a new level of understanding of your profession and your phd level of what is going on and your way to bring it to us is ever evolving and it shows in your JOY I feel watching!🙏🏽❤️😎🇺🇸
As young farmers you are blessed having great farming mentors in your life. Both of your parents and grandparents are probably very proud to see their next generation continuing the family tradition.
Thank you very much. I always follow you and I am very happy and proud of you. I am a young man from Algiers, Falah. Thank you very much for this powerful, honorable work.
Its 4:30 into your video and I want to remind you that you have GREAT skill and want to be able to let your machines work and do the proper job YOU set them to. Trusting in yourself is HUGE and does take time and energy. Heck, even at the age of 54 I still question myself.
Day 0 ???
What amazes me is the number of things that go right on a piece of machinery like that. So many small things that have to work correctly.
Can you use the telehandler to lift a pallet of seeds so that you only have to open and dump? Best of luck with your 2024 crop.
Quite interesting. I'm a vehicle enthusiast (from fighter jets, to semi trucks, to sports cars) and don't know a lot about farming tractors. This is informative and very interesting. Thanks for sharing these things with us, Laura . You're awesome!
That opening! One could see the stress and anxiety one you face and body and hear it in your voice. Then you guys had great day in the field, not counting row 13. Your who;e demeanor had changed by the end of the video…more relaxed and more yourself. Hope you guys had a great, restful evening. Look forward to seeing you soon!
Don't climb ladders with bags! Use your JLG tele-handler or a forklift to lift the entire pallet up to the top of your tank. The climb up and dump bags😊
Glad to see you are doing ok after all the weather we've had this week. This video may be before the storm. Saw your message the other night. Your ok .👍
Laura great job I know the stresses you feel ,but just hang in there. Why don't you put those seed bags on the JGL, position it and you could just stand there and dump the bags in the tank? ❤😊
What a delight to wakeup in the morning in England to see Laura and Grant planting corn seed. It is handy that Grant is taller, he didn't need to use the steps to lift the bags of corn to the top of the steps to Laura. This is the start of the year for me.
Stay safe and well, love from Mike. ❤❤
Gamblers in a casino can't hold a candle to the gamble a farmer makes every spring! You've got this Laura and Grant and God will bless your hard work and faith to go forth and farm! Looking foward to a successful year for you both!
Hey Laura, in Florida we wear light colored clothing and tee shirts. With the intense sunshine, lighter brighter colors help reflect sunshine and keep us cooler.
We need a Laura Farms summertime line of merch
ThanksLaura!
We❤you!
As someone who has been with this channel from day one let me say that you have the thoughts and prayers of a whole bunch of us behind you. I am psyched up for yet another season and I know you'll deal with whatever unpredictable problems this cycle throws at you with class and good cheer. (and teach us all something along the way too!)
This has been a most interesting video for me. I used a Dickey John seed monitor the first year they were sold . They had MANY problems. Dickey John was a small compeny formed by farmers just south of Springfield Illinois, and were the for runners of all seed monitoring . I was told John Deere bought them out and went from there. I am 88 years old and long since retired but sure enjoy your video.
Regarding your question about if we’d buy beef direct: my wife and I have been watching through the past year, we’d certainly buy beef through you, it’d be a nice new way to support the channel too.
Thanks for giving us a lift to get across the field on day zero of planting season 2024. We will be here for you on every row you plant and for every drop of rain you rent to feed your crop.
I'm in awe of farmers, forever optimistic that their spring time toil will turn out to be fruitful. May the lord look down upon you with compassion and benevolence, blessing you with a very favorable yield to your endeavors.
Praying you have a great year
What an absolutely amazing video Laura! You do such a great job editing and explaining everything you are doing! Very impressive! You paint a very clear picture of how a farmer bets his knowledge, equipment and investment on a successful planting and how critical it is to a bountiful, profitable harvest! We are praying, along with you, for a very successful 2024 farming season. God bless you both and your families for all you do to educate us while you feed and cloth us!🚜
Good evening Sunshine! It's great seeing you and Grant again, especially your warm smile and beautiful eyes so full of zest. It was enjoyable going with you both on this shakedown day 0. I know you are a woman of faith as you have mentioned it a few times over the passage of time. You are good stewards of your land and the blessings that God has given you, and I know that God is faithful to those that love Him and follow His word. I understand that the planting time is stressful as you have so much riding on it, but I'd encourage you, once it's done to give it up to God and it's His problem at that point. You do your best and let Him do the rest and take care of you both. You are in my thoughts and I will be praying for you guys. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.
I always say and as a farmer, that if I didn't know Him who controls the weather everything else that goes on on our farm I wouldn't be able to get up in the morning and go to work.
That snap shot of you in 2020 was great! I've been with you most all the way and this is pure entertainment. Thanks to you both.
May your Lord bless You, Grant, Pepper and family to have a great planting season and positive productive growing season into harvest.
God bless both of you.I have the utmost respect for your family for farming
Always my favorite time of the year, first day of planting. I raise my coffee mug to a successful season. Looking forward to the next adventure.
So ready for this!!! Hoping for a smooth planting season and plenty of weekly rain after things are planter😊
Watching this I see so many parallels to my own life. I have my own "Row 13" issues but llike you did here. I'd say day one was a success. Keep the faith and start again tomorrow. Thanks for letting me come along and watch.
Praying you have a blessed season with few and minor issues and the most bountiful harvest you have ever produced. The Lord blesses those that are committed to Him!
Yay Laura & Grant!
Congratulations on another successful planting season!
If success has one thousand fathers, you two have over one half million parents rooting for you! ❤❤❤
I cannot wait for all the pivot motor mice-capades!😊
Thank u Grant for not wearing your ball cap backwards. Much appreciated. Brad n kalifornia
May 2024 be a good year. Thanks for sharing the start of your seeding season.
You guys got this. You have Grant, He has you. Together, you can do anything.
From Denmark,
Great to see you with your desire to work and to make it all work.
Thumbs up from Denmark.
Praying all farmers around the world have a great 2024 season. Laura and Grant thank you for making such great videos.
Good to see you back in the fields planting. I hope everything goes smoothly and you get a record crop. Good Luck
I so look forward to your first planting video every year and have done so since your first post when you were planting in April of 2020 at which time I right away subscribed. Love your enthusiasm for farming which I share. The main reason I chose farming as a career is that I really like raising, especially corn, and soybeans in the Midwest. Very familiar with your and Grant's machinery and I watch and enjoy your videos with intensity. I'm glad Hamilton County missed the tornado outbreak(s); and after checking the satellite view of the weather here in Northeast Missouri, I usually have a look at what your weather is.😊😊
We in the warm state of Florida have been anticipating this day along with your family and Pepper! God bless and get rolling!
I'm not a farmer, and have no connection to LF other than being a distant YT farmer, but the introduction to this video had me on the edge of my seat and now I'm soooo nervous, hoping this planting season goes well! Fully vested!
Yes, it is that time of year again. So fun to ride along.
May this be a great year
Best of luck in this new planting season 2024 and hi from Costa Rica!
I borrowed a seed drill ounce and the owner had not used in a while. Started sewing the seeds and noticed I was missing a few rows. By the time I got everything sorted out, I found caterpillar cocoons clogging the feed tubes. My solution to this dilemma was to change the hoses to clear food grade see throughs. This made it easier to inspect the hose for obstructions. 🤔🤔😁
I'm know I'm only at 4:29 but Laura... you and Grant got this! I know for sure 2024 will be the best year yet! We believe in you two!
9:37 - why I believe in you two.
I remember being with you when you planted your first field. I am still here a loyal subscriber.
Why are you so much better at these planting vids than the other guys? Thank you Laura! May god bless your planting season and we'll be watching! Thank you!
Love your channel Laura. Every day when I come home from work I tune in to you and Grant
Thanks for taking us on.your planting season it got too be awesome how you put a seed in the.ground and watch it grow
Laura relax, this is the fun of the first day of planting so relax and enjoy it, it might not work as well as it should but it will get done some relax and enjoy
Best of Luck Laura and Grant farming this 2024 year in Central Nebraska, BE SAFE!!
Laura I watch constantly don't stress so much you and Grant do so good because you both were taught by the best. And both are always there to help.
Thank you, Laura. I am 4th born of 6. We farmed 117 acres out of 360, 5 miles of ditch; learned how to run a shovel, drove tractor at 9 yrs, hauled hay, Everything was simple in the 50s n 60s, 70s. Love your content. I understand being anxious. Thank you. The only question is: Feed? Ethanol? Who buys?
😁 SUNFLOWERS ! Do the research. We had a six row planter... with lots of hand labor what an improvement over the old days. well that works to hard . Work smart . Telehandler hose bags up to the bins . Wishing you a great season . thanks
May God bless you and be with you during this planting season. May his will abound in all your efforts. Best wishes.
Congrats on starting the new season! YOU CAN DO IT!
Ms Pepper is a priceless piece of equipment.
Cat or Dog Are Good Therapy Animals ❤
Laura... that intro you did was so detailed, well thought out and professionally presented. Well done young lady! I hope all goes well for you and Grant during planting and that everything happens without any major glitches. Take care, stay safe, and happy planting!
I joined when you hit 30K in 30 days. I have been along for the fun ride. Keep on keeping on.
Lord, please be with Grant and Laura this planting season. Keep them safe and Bless there work and may there crops grow strong in Jesus Name Amen!
Really enjoyed you running with Rory at the Off-Road games and have enjoyed watching your content since. What a great collab that was! Good luck with the planting.
So happy your planting, I enjoy watching you guy's do what love !!!
Why not use the telehandler to lift up the seed pallet to the planter? Less lifting that way.
Happy 2024 first day of planting season. 😊 Go you two.
Best wishes on your planting, I hope it'll all go as smooth as it can be, and that you'll have a fantastic growing season! 😁👍
Pepper is such a sweetie, so affectionate and just loving! ❤I hope her kittens are all doing well, and that they are just as amazing as their mom! 😛
Cans up and clicking to a good planting season y’all! 🍻🤠
Laura first you and Grant must trust God for his continued blessing's
God Bless you now!
Great to see you guys!😊
Thanks as always for sharing your life with us!!
❤ The channel!!
When i was younger i used to work for a local farmer driving a grain cart and hauling corn and grain for him. He taught me how to drive my first semi truck and because of him I now have a wonderful career driving a semi truck full time. I pray everything goes well and you have great growing weather all year.
I'm an old man now, but when I was younger, I worked on a farm here in Georgia where the farmer grew a lot of soybean and corn. I ran a bush hog, repaired combines, grain drills, tractors, motor graders, etc. You get the picture. The worst part of the job was that he had a lot of Johnson Grass, which was sporadic and had to be sprayed by hand with a pump-up sprayer that I wore like a backpack. I walked miles, down row after row, having to return to my service vehicle time after time to to refill my tank. It seems like, with all the good that you are fortunate to enjoy in this short life, disappointments and failures are just part of the human condition. You are so lucky to have the life you have with Grant, (and Pepper). What a beautiful life you have. My parents were drunks and left us kids with nothing. I am retired now. I am 68 years old. Glaucoma took out my left eye. I live on Social Security. I have lived with my little sister for the last 10 years. Unfortunately, she passed away last month. And I have to get out of this house by next week. I fell into a pattern of helping the women in my family because no one else would do it. I took care of my grandmother until she passed away, then my Mom for 18 years until she passed away, and then my little sister until she passed away on March 8th of this year. They all developed illnesses, ranging from old age, lung cancer, Crohn's disease and Lymphoma. In doing so, I deprived myself from accomplishing what I needed to do to make sure that I did not end up homeless. I failed in that respect and have to figure out what I can do to survive. Never thought I would end up here. But, you have to deal with what life throws at you. I have a Harley and all the camping gear I need. So, I guess I am off on a new adventure. Do not know where I will end up, but if you ever need a dependable farm hand that is focused on your goals, and who has a CDL, (don't know if I could pass the D.O.T. physical, with the Glaucoma), but, I can still drive a truck. I actually love driving 18-wheelers. I really miss it. I know this was lengthy. But, I also know you are a people person and you actually care. What a refreshing youtube channel to be a part of. Wish I had met someone like you when I was young. Love the channel and the content. Very smart and very adorable. Grant is sooooo lucky. Love you guys and good luck with year's planting.
We've been here from the beginning. Can't believe it was four years ago!
hi guys
you ought to keep your eye out for a telehandler or a regular fork lift or use a loader bucket so you can just off lift your seed bags right into your planter and save your back and it would get you back in the feild alot faster.. love the videos keep em coming.
Good luck with your planting season we love you guys dearly ❤
Laura and Grant, once again just a wonderful glimpse into your lives! I can tell that you guys enjoy what you do because that comes through so well in your videos!!! It is amazing the knowledge that GOD gives to people who make things like your planters. I can sense a little worry in you about getting the basic planting done correctly, Give your worry completely to GOD, trust HIM for the outcome! Keep up your good work guys and thank GOD for you and your family and so many other families that stick to farming day after day!!! I plan on driving by your farm on I80 the last week in May! GOD bless you and yours!!!
Don’t worry Laura papa curt has your back. Stay focus and safe and bless your planting season
Another great video from our favorite farmer!
Thanks for sharing Laura! I live in the country but have always taken farming for granted! Thanks for educating me! I need to go and thank my farmer neighbors!
I like the bottle opener at 8:25! Thank all y'all for your hard work and dedication to keeping my corn flakes on the shelves!
Girl, you have no idea how much I love your videos. It's amazing what goes on behind the scenes of a farmer. Very educational, but entertaining and exciting to watch :)
Good to see you out there doing what you love! Be sqfe!
Been following you now for 2 years and I'm still amazed by the technology you have at your fingertips for putting a seed in the ground. I look forward to watching another successful season!
Laura, you are stressing ME out😄 Just remember to take a deep breath, trust in your skills and knowledge, and know that you’ve done all of this before and that you’ve got this.
if it werent for the lauras of the world,,,,we would all starve,,,,thanks for your hard work,,,,all that effort and expense,,,,and a bad season of too little rain or tooo much and storms blowing crops away,,,and there is no income,,,,id like to see a breakdown of input costs for planter, tractor fuel, parts, seed, fertilizer, bug poison, harvest costs broken out per acre,,,,,and then put that against the expected sales income per acre,,,,alll the critical pieces,,,,we each are wondering about,,,,,hows about electric bill for your shops, and insurance, or health insurance,,,,,farming is often dangerous and many get injured or killed,,,,,thanks
Yay!! So glad you’re back for planting season. Good luck and God bless you both 👍
God bless this plantation, may the harvest be 100 times more than last year...
God Bless All the Hard Work from S.A. Texas!!
Lifting the whole pallet of seed using the telehandler up to the seed tanks would surely be easier than going bag by bag up the ladder
A pleasure to come along with you. Been along for years now. Good luck in the new season. I promise to wave as I drive by on I-80.
I just think there is no one anywhere prettier than you. You are an amazing farmer who I nominate as Farmer of the Decade. You are bright, capable, experienced, talented and lovely all lin one. Thank you for the arm's length recordings and for addressing your videos directly to me an 80 year old in Idaho. Blessings to you and yours.
Congratulations on getting started on the planting process. Hopefully you and your families faired well with the horrible weather that I seen videos of in that area and didn’t get much damage if any. I’m am so happy to see your equipment is working well for the most part. There is something very calming about planting and having the time in your own thoughts. I always found it to be a great time of devotion with the lord and land. There is something special about time like that for me!! Thoughts and prayers for a safe and successful season ahead. Stay safe!!! Thank you for all the video content and educational information!!
Huge respect for your enthusiasm & commitment to farming, nice work....and your video's are brilliant!
Laura and Grant wishing you a safe and fruitful growing season
Planting season 2024 has been begun ! Good luck Laura and Grant !!
Four wonderful years of interesting informative farming with two charming ( well, one charming and one super nice guy😉). Here’s to the future and a wonderful bountiful 2024. Prayers for success beyond your wildest expectations. Love you two ( if you couldn’t already tell)
Have a great season you guys! Be safe!!!
Thanks for sharing your story and experience with us. It’s so enjoyable to watch as you and Grant as you go about your daily journey. I’ll be here as long as you’re able to continue this channel.