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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Save 20% on your SimpliSafe security system when you sign up for an Interactive Monitoring plan and get your first month free. Visit SimpliSafe.com... to learn more! Day 3 in California- Zach and Randy do America with Trevor Bales. What fun would it be if we didn't get into any trouble. It turns out the US Air Force Base takes trespassing pretty seriously. Our saga continues at fourth-generation family owned Johnston Farms, nestled in the fields of the San Joaquin Valley, near the base of the Tehachapi mountains. Johnston's farm potatoes, bell peppers and a variety of citrus including oranges. We found their green house and citrus packing house to be incredibly fascinating.
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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture.
With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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Best add yet! Too funny
Nice job Becky!
Becky we're going to need you to take over the advertising department!
Becky's personal security system...a baseball bat...love it
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Randy's explanation of how he grows corn was pure GENIUS!!!
except he forgot to mention how all the seed he uses is GENETICALLY MODIFIED by the supplier ! It ain't just a lucky corn seed,,,,
Ms. Becky: "so simple even your husband could do it". I lost it!
My daughter busted a gut when she hear that!
This was one THE best videos you have ever done. Informative, interesting and absolutely genuinely fun knee. Thanks for great video
Zach catching himself saying he loves Trevor was so funny
I've gotta be honest... that is one of the only SimpliSafe plugs I've ever watched in its entirety. Well done.. MFW.
I don't know, the one where Becky installed the new camera on the deck, with the giant hammer was pretty awesome.
I loved all the pokes at the worthless husbands as well.
Wow , that was interesting. I can’t believe the variety of crops grown by one farm family.
Randy explaining the complexity of growing corn...lmao
The embedded Simply Safe promo was fun. Nevertheless, you know Mrs. Millennial Farmer has got more than a Louisville Slugger at the ready.
She can’t post it. Lol
I thought Louisville sluggers were illegal sport equipment in Mn. Thought only Bauer goalie hockey sticks were legal on defense
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This trip you guys are on is fascinating, funny and very educational. I'm glad you let him go Miss Becky
Excellent video! It's great to see US farm operations getting some exposure.
Really glad you guys are taking this tour and showcasing different types of agriculture. Most Americans have no idea what it takes to put food on their plates. Maybe one day you guys will come to South Carolina and the Southeast.
@Hello Robert how are you doing?
One of the most informative videos yet, learned something new. Awesome job
Lololol the SimpliSafe promo with Mrs.MFer was the best, she is awesome and the real star of the show. Now the hotel “promo” was a bit sketchy, especially with Randy tucking in Trevor. . Lololol You guys rock!!!
Amazing how diverse and complicated American agriculture is. It’s not just corn and combines. Thanks for show casing all the different aspects.
Just FYI: beekeepers, honey farmers, or apiarists seem to be common terms. Love the videos. Keep up the good work.
ALL STOP. THAT was firetrucking fantastic. YOUR WIFE, ABSOLUTELY stole that show for me. I was busy laughing my ass off and finally realized she's leaning on the Louisville slugger.
That was great. Thank you. The rest of your antics weren't too bad either. Also I really enjoyed the learning moments. That tour was pretty interesting to me. Thank you again and stay safe and outta jail goldangit.
The growing of the citrus was cool and i like Randy's thing on corn lol. I think the channel just got educational.
Ms Becky, was so good to see you. You did a grand job on Simply Safe!!!
With a bat in her right hand.
You guys look like you're having a ball as a a farmer it shows the expertise professionalism and science that goes on behind a farm Gate the general public have no idea the effort the Farmers go to to make top quality food keep up the good work
WOW, that is the only "commercial" I've watched all the way through in 20 years... 10 stars to the production crew!
Does seeing the Johnson Family farm encourage you to look at your own operations to see where you can improve?
They were some very switched on people with a massive investment in their future.
The ending😂😂😂 you guys are killing me. Thanks for actually teaching us something as well!
All I have is WOW... this video was so informative! Living in Southern Ontario... did not know about citrus trees and the grafting the two trees together! Very cool
I loved this VLOG it was so interesting finding out how seedless fruit is propagated. As always I enjoyed the humor that you, Randy, and guests provide.
Absolutely amazing growing strategy. Grafting a bud onto a totally different species of plant and together they grow an edible fruit. Color me amazed and impressed. Who'd of thunk it....
Love seeing how these farms work it’s impressive and how hard these people work god bless America and all the farmers out there be safe guys
Thanks for another great video on the farm trip. It was interesting and enjoyable and extremely interesting.
First. Congratulations Becky. The commercial you did was absolutely wonderful. You did great. Good product also. Thanks for doing that Becky.
Also sincere thanks to you for all of your editing of these videos from the farm trip. They are great.
Second. Loved Randy explaining how our form works. Put it in the ground and we have corn. Not all of this fancy steps to get the fruits and stuff.
Good one Randy.
Third. This visit to the orange plant was extremely interesting if I dare say so. Wow. Would never have guessed that much was involved. The automation in these plants is great. They run a lot of oranges thru there. Totally enjoyed the tour of the Orange plant and associated places.
The explanation of implanting the trees blew me away. Never knew that. Wow. How interesting. The gentleman that showed you around and explained this cross breeding of the trees did a great job of explaining the process. How interesting. Never knew that before. Many thanks for the tour there.
Edwards Air Force base. Been there several times for conferences during my Air Force career. That base does a lot of classified testing of aircraft so that is why they gave you no entry. If had known you were going by there, could have arranged a tour of the main base but not allowed in the aircraft testing areas. Super base and a lot of interesting aircraft tests there.
The videos on your farm trip are extremely interesting and enjoyable. This has been just great. Appreciate you taking us along and all the filming. Great trip guys and oh yes Treavor also.
What is this with Treavor ‘s motel. ??? Why not stay with you all. Oh well each to their own.
I will be quiet now. Great trip. Great tours and informative plants.
You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video on the trip.
Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy.
Thanks Steve! Trevor ended up with his own hotel because he was a last minute edition and couldn't get a room in our hotel. It wasn't as bad as we made it seem 🤣
I understand what you're saying about classified work on military installations, still, without possession of the federally approved variety of credentials (or entry with someone with credentials), it doesn't matter if the installation participates in "classified testing" or not, every single American military installation on the planet won't let you put so much as your big-toe past their boundary without sanctioned approval plus a credentialed escort, or approved credentials of your own.
And even if you're hanging around outside of entry/on the perimeter, they're watching and you should expect someone's approach to question your presence.
Those Area 51 enthusiasts always make me laugh, when they're out there snapping pictures and lurking around the perimeter, then get all riled-up when someone comes out to question their presence, saying "see we told you they're hiding shit!!!" haha ha
Air Shows and other pre-planned public events with limited/structured access, are very different from appearing at the gate, of course.
Great video as always. Becky sitting there with a bat, deadpanning about her husband being gone AGAIN was hilarious. You guys do a nice job of coming up with creative ways to advertise for Simply Safe. Loved the not so subtle dig at Zack for leaving the installation to his wife.
Zack, I just wanna let you and the folks from Johnson Farms know...it is Beekeeper. Not bee herder...sheesh! You could always call us apicultural engineers as well!!! But beekeeper will work just fine. You also did not want to get much closer, or else they might let you know about invading their space. LOL!!!!
I’m glad your showing people where their food comes from. Good job thanks
Man the citrus info was really cool, never knew that, really Interesting stuff, thanks for sharing 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Looks like the Air Force base needs a simpli safe system. It wouldn't let yahoo's in like you guys. 🤣🤣
The Tehachapi loop is one of few engineering marvels still in use…. The tracks loop around and cross over itself in the climb of elevation.
Enjoyed seeing this video. Love how automation can assist in making food more readily available.. love oranges especially the navel. Happy to hear the cows get the bruised ones in their feed. Pride of ownership by the 4th generation. How interesting about the grapefruit seeds. Educational.. there are a lot of smart people…
Zack, thank you! The information about the root stalk was super informative, and it explained a whole lot of questions I've had. We had 1 acre and grew all of our own produce, but that's a world apart from fruit trees, and now I understand how. Super, super presentation!! P.S. - Becky, I loved your comment about your husband and the Simply Safe system ;-)
I can’t believe you “idiots” thought you were going to access a military installation. Lol. Especially one that does what Edwards does. At least you guys are great farmers 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Its ok for you guys who live in America, but while I was holiday in the USA (I am from the UK) we must have passed a sign that was a restricted area. For us we expect the signs on LH side of the road , we arrived at a sentry post and was greeted by the rifle barrel being pointed at us through a open window. The Soldier said where do you think you going, I sputtered a reply and he realized I was from the UK. We don't see many guns here in the UK, he said turn around buddy which we promptly did.
You guys are too funny! Thanks for the laughs. Really enjoyed all side trips and seeing different farming operations.
I will be driving through those windmills tomorrow, and I think I have peed on that same gate lol
It's fun when it snows up there...
And I am pretty sure you were looking at one train, that was the Tehachapi Loop where the train circles around and crosses over itself.
Great video, loved the detailed look at the processes!
The humor is fantastic. In today's medias it is extremely rare. Thanks
So that’s how oranges are made that’s dam interesting… can somone please give me a link to where I can find Zachs cool sunglasses please
Apple trees are grafted also. The university of minnesota will give you a crash course.
Open buildings and they make your wear a mask! 🤦🏼 Thanks for the video!
Becky’s simply safe commercial was by fare the best.
@Hello Erik how are you doing?
Man, when more than half the comments are applauding the advertisement...I think that's called a success. Whatever they're paying you guys, it should be doubled! *Also, great informative video!!!*
I live in tehachapi, lol, glad you enjoyed it here
This vlog series is blowing me away, I never had a clue. So much information and such a learning experience.
You can check-out any time you like,
But you can never leave, the sketchy Hotel California. Great episode. The grafting of fruit trees blew my mind too.
Thanks to Simply Safe and Johnston Farms for an awesome tour. Had no idea so much went into making citrus or how seedless fruits are made.
Haha I remember staying in a room like that. Lasted 1 night and found a better motel / hotel to stay in. Think it had a box you put a quarter in for 'some' reason. LOL. Hope the crew / family and you are doing well. Take care - be safe. Thank you for the video.
The three of your are just classic together 😂😂. That had to have been an amazing trip good times and a lot of laughs. Thanks for keeping us entertained
Um, that is our property. US citizens own it. You had every right to record there. Stop being sheep and know your rights.
@Hello Bill how are you doing?
Surprise! Roses are grafted too!
Root stocks selected for soil types, drought, cold and pest resistance, all sorts of traits. Thanks for all the great info on these. I love these tours!
Randy: "huh. I expected the rocky mountains to be a bit rockier than this."
Zach "I was thinking the same thing...that John Denver's full of shit man!"
..or at least thats how I picture the trip in my head
That was absolutely fascinating! One of the best videos these fellas have ever made! Towards the end, one thing popped into my mind that would put it over the top....Mike Rowe! He may be older than these guys, but I think they would mesh well together.
That is so cool - loved seeing the Orange process. Thanks for bringing us this content!
Was very interesting guys. And it appears to me that you might have had a little fun. I am glad you all did . 🇺🇸🏁☝️
okay dood, 4.03 did he lean in and smell her?
Hey Zack thanks for that video. I’ve farmed for 10 years more than your dad and I’m a ag junkie. We have been dairy and now we just crop but it was way cool to see how some farms in a hot arid area operate. You boys look like ur having fun thanks for bringing us along.
It's Zach...
this trip is gold. lol i love it, also cool to learn about the different types of farming
now he goes down the rabbit hole of grafting
I like the "millennial farmer" California agriculture series. It is sort of like a funny version of "Modern Marvels"
These videos have been fascinating.
Hey 58 is major trk route very busy on weekends as people headed to Las Vegas
@Hello James how are doing?
One of the best simply safe videos I’ve watched on any channel! Hilarious and informative. Good job Becky! And tell Zach if he’s ever approached be Cleetus McFarland about racing in the freedom 500 he should do it if he can. It would be awesome to see and would also get the channel some more exposure. Hope you all are doing great.
Peel off one of those trucks and join the Freedom Convoy : ) I bet that would get you to 1 million!
One of the best videos you’ve ever made. So interesting and mind blown by Randy’s beautiful storytelling, aided by his wonderful family. You should find a way of bringing him up to see you on your farm to show him how you ‘put corn seed in the ground’. Great to see a group of farmers swapping stories and showing us how diverse agriculture is. Awesome! Can’t wait for the next one
It's really good to have you back in the saddle making videos. I miss you Zack. John from Louisville.
@Hello John how are you doing?
Why do you have Bales with you, he’s not old enough to go out with the boys yet haven’t you seen his UA-cam?
@Hello Jim how are you doing?
Guys this content is awesome, and btw Mrs Millennium Farmers ad for simplisafe was awesome. And im not jealous looking at the sun from the wet and windy UK much.
Trevor, that’s negative ghost rider
MN boys should go to their local garden center. Our apple trees are also grafted onto root stock. You can also purchase trees with 2-3 different varieties on one. A very interesting tour.
@Hello Drdrisu how are you doing?
Next time you guys go in one of these adventures can you bring tillage man Sam aka kibble man Sam? I feel like he could ad to the one liners.
At 19:01 I got the evidence of how popular is Hindi Language in the World 🌏🗺️ Because an american Farmer has tattoed "मेरी यात्रा अंतहीन हैं।" Means "My journey is eternal" sounds crazy for me as a hindi speaking person. That's Really Cool 😎 👍.
Ps:- Its a young 20year old unemployed indian boy ;who belongs to a farmer family.
If it hasn't been done already, an exploration of beekeeping/honey extraction/crop pollination might be interesting.
I wonder if they are aware of the 3-5 stem yeild increase associated with planting more than 1 eyed seed potatoes pieces?
How's It going Zack👍 My name is José Carlos and I'm from Brazil. I was wachting your vídeo on te Califórnia trip. I used to live in Newport Beach, Califórnia. Lived over there from 1991 until 1999. Liked Very much. But, about the vídeo, i Sod that you got interested on the Citrus transplant of varieted. Down here we are teached that the roots Will be called HORSE and then you implant other kind of fruit. Usely what you are implanting is a Very sensitive kind of fruit. So, you take a kind of citrus as a HORSE (roots) that is Very resistent to desiase, a root that IS stronger to dry Season than you put an implant from a tree that has Very hight prodution, so you can have a Very sensitive kind of fruit, with choosen hight prodution tree on a Very strong plant👍👍 did you understood?? Sorry about the poor inglish👍👍😁 Like your Channel Very much, keep your good work. Take Care yourself
LMAO! Love the Simplisafe ad. I got Simplisafe when I bought my new home here in Sandstone MN Thanks for the discount. ^_^
Loved this. Still wrapping my head around the root stock and grafting.
Ok Becky’s simply safe commercial with the Louisville slugger was great😂
Edwards AFB , should’ve dropped my name, they would’ve turned you away much quicker.
Not allowed on Edwards AFB? During the early 1960s there were no guard gates there. Yes, I know that because dad was stationed there when I was as young lad. Anybody could just drive on base at any time. Now, you couldn't get down on the flight line but you could drive around the housing areas, and such...
That High Desert area is cold at night and hot during the day. One December day, during 1968, it snowed 1" and shut down the base and closed the schools. Think they'd do that in Minnesota? Yeah. Fat chance.
ABSOLUTELY GREAT CHEMISTRY!!!
WHERE DID YOU FIND THAT GUY.... GRASS FARMER????
No husband detectors?
LOL I'm not sure how many blinks per minute mrs. Millennial was doing during the SimpliSafe ad but it had me laughing my ass off! I'm not sure why but Obviously it probably has something to do with her very dry delivery being quite cheeky like ....well almost all Minnesota Millennials do! but the almost Morse code level of blinking she was doing was entertaining as hell and managed to make an ad in the middle of a video on UA-cam entertaining to watch nonetheless! Kudos to you to be one of the few UA-cam channel's that managed to make me actually back click to see what I just missed due to my 10 second skip!!!
At 21:10 Trevor gets a room at the motel from "No Country For Old Men......." Just waiting for Javier to round the corner with a couple of things. Trevor would fall for the "Hold still a second" 😂
Of course the internet knows everything, and when I asked," can you grow a grapefruit tree from a grapefruit seed", this was the first thing that popped up. "Grapefruit can be grown at home from seeds and planted outdoors in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11. Although fruit production can be more limited than that of commercially grown trees, growing a grapefruit tree from seed should produce fruit."
Truly shows the variety, multiple brands/labels sourced from the same farm.
I live in Bakersfield.
I hope you have a lot of fun in town, The 58 is a very busy highway.
The whole Central Valley is one huge farm.
You need to drive up the 33 because it is just farm after farm for over 250 miles.
I did not recognize the motel that you left your friend at. I hope it was not on Union Avenue. That’s a horrible area of town.
Ha ha ha ha.....well, it's good to see you're all looking out for one another by tucking each other into bed. 😆 That was a great video. We all learned something today. Keep truckin.......
Becky is that possibility for his headache that baby Lucille in your right hand? Lucille's grow up really fast and develop a coat of wiry hair that's as sharp as barbed wire usually pretty thick right at The Sweet Spot! I've personally promise a few robocallers to come visit them with Lucille. Especially the extended warranty and final resting place insurance who seem to be actual living people.
The wife and her endorsement is perfect and hilarious!
Thats one MAJOR LEAGUE promotion Becky, love it.
I didn't really know enough about grafting either. I have a small 30 tree orchard here in Texas. I found JSacadura's channel and learned all i needed to know. Grafting is also where those "super trees" you see in seed magazines sometimes that have like 5 fruits on a single tree. Same thing.
Simply safe for protecting the home, Bat for "dealing" with your husband
If you like greenhouses, you should come to the Netherlands!
Mrs. Millennial Farmer is simpli the best
Man. GMO fruit!!……. Mixing varieties and traits for plant and fruit health. Imagine that.
I don't know why. but I thought "Keep swinging" Becky, from the movie ( signs ). 😊
16:52 I've seen this explained about avocado trees. If you plant an avocado seed the chance it'll produce something edible in taste is 1 in 10,000. This is because they don't reproduce "true to seed". For something to be true to seed it produces an almost exact copy of itself. Human beings for example are not "true to seed". We reproduce a genetically different and unique creature from the baby's parents and from its siblings every time. if the avocado tree did produce tasty fruit it'd be a completely different variety from the tree that produced it.