Great to see that you're still making videos- just wanted to say that you're work ethic and dedication is very admirable and as always- farm girl tough
I'm a trucker, not a farmer, but I live in Iowa, I've helped my uncle on his old dairy farm, and people don't realize what goes into farming. You and all the other UA-cam farmers help prove Bloomberg wrong by his infamous saying, "farming, all you do is plant stuff and some water, and that's it." Something to that effect.
Another awesome and informative video. Nice 3 point turning...Always makes my day to see your smile. Also thanks for your genuine kind hearted ways. looking forward to the next country recipes vid. Take care.
I have said this before , you young lady are quite impressive for as young as you are . Your Dad should be very happy, my wife's cousin farms 1500 acres in Illinois. I never realized how much work is involved in Farming. Hope all the best .
@@Snarkapotamus I was a teenager in the late 50's working on farms, plowing on an IH open air, no seat cushion or umbrella tractor. I caught the full effect of being out on the Northwest Kansas Prairie. We definitely had some hot days. And sometimes got caught by the quick popup rain showers and lightning. Very little automatic on farm equipment back then. Pull a string hooked to the drill to start planting into the soil. Then pull harder to disengage. Same operations for plows, basically. I wore long sleeves and a big straw hat to keep from getting sunburn. When you turned down the field so the wind (almost a constant blowing of dirt kicked up by my plow, etc.), was blowing from behind you, there was definitely the opportunity to get mouthfuls and nose fulls of that dust. When I got back to the farm, there always was a nice image of my sunglasses on my face with dust covering everything else I didn't earn much back then but thoroughly enjoyed the time on the tractor to think. Dave
This may be my favorite video of all time that you've done. The sarcasm, the facial expressions, your 'love' for planting... all those things made me laugh throughout this video. Thank you for the upload!!
Erin does more work in 5 minutes than I do in a whole day. Of course I am retired but that's not the point. This gal works hard and she is fun to watch!
Thanks for your honesty, replanting is a necessary evil. You are really brave and skilled when it comes to handling that equipment, and doing it on camera!
I know how you feel, we had 15 to 20 inches, of rain in June. And lost half of the 🌽 crop, & half of the beans. Still replanting. Great to see you back in the seat, of your good ole JD. It's late, but anything is better than nothing, & a weed mess. Keep making your great videos, Hope to see you posting for a long time. Stay safe, and have a beautiful week. Ma'am
Thanks again for another great video Love watching how farm life is hard work Be safe and healthy and enjoy life to the fullest and enjoy what you love doing
It has been the wettest July here in Georgia in several years. Most folks have missed the first hay cutting due to rain. Not complaining though cause we usually are very hot and dry. Never easy to get back into wet areas when they are in the field. We usually just drill in the wet spots and hope for the best. Always glad to see you and hear what you have been up to. Take care and be safe...
The parallels of operating a flight management system, doing the jobs of flight engineer, navigator, bombardier, and pilot all by a single operator are evident from this video. Very glad you're back, Erin.
I am impressed with your backing skills Erin. Not many young ladies your age can do that as far as I know. Here in southeastern Indiana we had 10.2 inches of rain in 2 weekends in July and I wouldn't be shocked if by now (July 20th) that you have had a similar amount in west central Indiana.
Just FYI, your videos always cheer me up. Reminds me of growing up on my grandparents' farm as a boy. I'm trying to talk the wife into moving back there. Thank you so much for the videos. They remind me of a happy, albeit *very tired,* childhood.
Erin, your dad and mom have to be one of the most proudest parents out there. You are awesome. Plus I just love the faces you make as you were backing up while planting. Farm kids now days are so much more in front of everyone in technology. Used to it was the farm kids that were the strongest on to have on your team. Not always true now days. They are sill strong. Yet the skills they have in working so many different pieces of equipment and its programs just to operate it. You Rock Darling.
Erin doing a great job Think positive thoughts And you'll never mess up thanks for the videos I enjoy watching how farmers work and shown the difference of the beans and corn Thank you again
Really appreciate the more day to day videos like this, because I learn something! The population settings was interesting and I like how you dial it all in. Not sure what happened on this video, looks like it's 480 res. We can't get great Internet all the time in LA, so I would imagine in Dana with lots of rain, you get what you get. Enjoy every one of these!
Hey Erin good to see you out at work - hope the replant takes ok and you don't have any more bad spots due to excess rain - looking forward to your next post!!!!
PRICELESS! Erin climbs the ladder, hair up, shirt off, hike up the jeans, dive head first into the container! LOVE YOU! How many would starve without people like you?
All respect to every farmer out there. I lived with my Dad's uncle for 2 summers (10-12 years of age?) helping him with his farm. Best time of my life and I learned a lot. He grew corn, wheat, had cattles, pigs and chickens. The work you all put in goes un-notice but it is appearciated! PS - your Dad said 4th of July but didn't state the year, so fair game to planting all the time.🤔
That was quite intensive to watch. Hope the yield you get from sowing that patch is worth it. As an interlude any more cooking videos on the horizon? 😋
Like Rick Toole said, you are one impressive young lady and I am sure your parents are very proud of you. Hell, most people fall down when it comes to just backing stuff up but not you. And your angst over the population count shows the depth of your knowledge of the process, the seed, and why things are done the way they are. I'm an old guy who grew up on a farm, probably older than your dad so let him know from me, I tip my hat to the job he's done with his little girl, and mom too! Can't forget her! Keep stroking young lady, you do good work and have great content. Quality stuff...
I started giggling when you said you hoped it wasn't pointless nowing how much rain we got. I saw a a bit of standing water in fields after that weekend.
How far behind the first planting will these seeds be before they are good to harvest? Oh and a really enjoy seeing you disappear in the containers when you dive in, always gives me a smile, cause my mom is small and vanished on our farm equipment. Good luck with the fields and rains.
There was really bad news about the Afghanistan withdrawal and many lives were lost in 2 bombings. I was sad and angry and frustrated with the world. I needed a break from the world and clicked on your latest video. Thanks for the video that brightened my day. Sorry for the creeps that keep you from making more.
I’m a farmer, and when a city person asks me what I do for a living I just say I’m a professional gambler.
I tell em, Farmers dont die from round up, they die from broken hearts..
That's weird, I'm a farmer because I can't go broke guess we all make it work a little different.
@@supporterofeverythingyouli6255 You really a Biden supporter...??????? If so I am so sorry for your brain malfunction..
@@davehughesfarm7983 How many actual Biden supporters would publicly admit it?
@@davehughesfarm7983 What's bad about Biden?
You turned the AC off for us? That’s dedication!! We appreciate it. Keep on Rocking Erin
Most people hate having a camera around when they back up a trailer, but doesn’t worry you at all.
Solid as a rock.
I love the facial expressions. Serious driving skills.
Great to see that you're still making videos- just wanted to say that you're work ethic and dedication is very admirable and as always- farm girl tough
I'm a trucker, not a farmer, but I live in Iowa, I've helped my uncle on his old dairy farm, and people don't realize what goes into farming. You and all the other UA-cam farmers help prove Bloomberg wrong by his infamous saying, "farming, all you do is plant stuff and some water, and that's it." Something to that effect.
Such a lovely intelligent talented wholesome all American woman!
Yeah, the opposite of the LGBT people, not knowing what true values are.
Another awesome and informative video. Nice 3 point turning...Always makes my day to see your smile. Also thanks for your genuine kind hearted ways. looking forward to the next country recipes vid. Take care.
You are such a wonderful ambassador for all farmers. Your videos are 👍👍
I have said this before , you young lady are quite impressive for as young as you are . Your Dad should be very happy, my wife's cousin farms 1500 acres in Illinois. I never realized how much work is involved in Farming. Hope all the best .
You should have tried it 50-years ago when the machines were usually under-powered and open-air. No automation, air-conditioning, auto-steer etc..
@@Snarkapotamus I was a teenager in the late 50's working on farms, plowing on an IH open air, no seat cushion or umbrella tractor. I caught the full effect of being out on the Northwest Kansas Prairie. We definitely had some hot days. And sometimes got caught by the quick popup rain showers and lightning.
Very little automatic on farm equipment back then. Pull a string hooked to the drill to start planting into the soil. Then pull harder to disengage. Same operations for plows, basically. I wore long sleeves and a big straw hat to keep from getting sunburn. When you turned down the field so the wind (almost a constant blowing of dirt kicked up by my plow, etc.), was blowing from behind you, there was definitely the opportunity to get mouthfuls and nose fulls of that dust. When I got back to the farm, there always was a nice image of my sunglasses on my face with dust covering everything else I didn't earn much back then but thoroughly enjoyed the time on the tractor to think.
Dave
This may be my favorite video of all time that you've done. The sarcasm, the facial expressions, your 'love' for planting... all those things made me laugh throughout this video. Thank you for the upload!!
Coming from a farming family, you are a very hard worker. You are also knowledgeable.
lmao.......... your confidence level is so reassuring. Welcome back.
Strong, smart with a sense of purpose. Perfect.
You definitely handle that tractor like a seasoned Pro very impressive. Hope the replant works out for you.
Erin does more work in 5 minutes than I do in a whole day. Of course I am retired but that's not the point. This gal works hard and she is fun to watch!
Volume is just fine Erin.
Adorable as always Erin! Thanks for sharing again! I love watching farm machinery at work!
Thanks for the video Erin. Hopefully you can keep some more coming.
We enjoy your videos so much! You are high quality folks! 😊
Atta girl Erin! good job and welcome back.
Thank you for the edifying on re-planting. Your concern on how things are done show a great work ethic and pride in what you do. Again thank you
You do a awesome job of keeping your videos real showing just how things go. May God bless you and your family farm.
Thanks for your honesty, replanting is a necessary evil. You are really brave and skilled when it comes to handling that equipment, and doing it on camera!
Good to see you back.
I’m so glad you are back on UA-cam. Love the authenticity that you are💚✌️
Thanks for sharing various aspects of farming life. It doesn't look easy, but you do it anyway. Very cool!
I know how you feel, we had 15 to 20 inches, of rain in June. And lost half of the 🌽 crop, & half of the beans. Still replanting.
Great to see you back in the seat, of your good ole JD. It's late, but anything is better than nothing, & a weed mess. Keep making your great videos, Hope to see you posting for a long time. Stay safe, and have a beautiful week. Ma'am
Thanks again for another great video
Love watching how farm life is hard work
Be safe and healthy and enjoy life to the fullest and enjoy what you love doing
Easy when things go right-real skills show up when things go bad. You just demonstrated that you are the real deal. Thanks for sharing.
It has been the wettest July here in Georgia in several years. Most folks have missed the first hay cutting due to rain. Not complaining though cause we usually are very hot and dry. Never easy to get back into wet areas when they are in the field. We usually just drill in the wet spots and hope for the best. Always glad to see you and hear what you have been up to. Take care and be safe...
I just love that how you said that sweating like you know what in a church that made me laugh!
The parallels of operating a flight management system, doing the jobs of flight engineer, navigator, bombardier, and pilot all by a single operator are evident from this video. Very glad you're back, Erin.
Ihap you are right Erin pic!
Pilot in command!
Your facial expressions are priceless Erin. You make me laugh. Great job
There's my smile for the day! Thanks for taking us along!
I am impressed with your backing skills Erin. Not many young ladies your age can do that as far as I know. Here in southeastern Indiana we had 10.2 inches of rain in 2 weekends in July and I wouldn't be shocked if by now (July 20th) that you have had a similar amount in west central Indiana.
No need to caveat that with ladies, not many people her age or even adults for that matter could do it.
Glad to see you back Erin. Take care.
Great to see you back! Give us an update on how the replanting went.
Just FYI, your videos always cheer me up. Reminds me of growing up on my grandparents' farm as a boy. I'm trying to talk the wife into moving back there.
Thank you so much for the videos. They remind me of a happy, albeit *very tired,* childhood.
welcome back i love your videos
hope your doing good
Good to see a new video from you, ty
Shout out to the farmers in Indiana!! WI farmers send you lots of love and good luck, kid!!
Good job and nice video Erin. The joys of fighting mother nature!
Erin, your dad and mom have to be one of the most proudest parents out there. You are awesome. Plus I just love the faces you make as you were backing up while planting. Farm kids now days are so much more in front of everyone in technology. Used to it was the farm kids that were the strongest on to have on your team. Not always true now days. They are sill strong. Yet the skills they have in working so many different pieces of equipment and its programs just to operate it. You Rock Darling.
Ms. Erin, you are such an inspiration! Your videos are awesome and done with such beautiful overtones! You're so awesome and gorgeous! 💖
Keep on making great videos. I appreciate the American Farmer.
Erin doing a great job Think positive thoughts And you'll never mess up thanks for the videos I enjoy watching how farmers work and shown the difference of the beans and corn Thank you again
You did a great job Erin! Thank you for the video.
Nice montage, the production is getting better.
Missed your vids, glad to see you back at it.
Peace and Love, Tim
Really appreciate the more day to day videos like this, because I learn something! The population settings was interesting and I like how you dial it all in. Not sure what happened on this video, looks like it's 480 res. We can't get great Internet all the time in LA, so I would imagine in Dana with lots of rain, you get what you get. Enjoy every one of these!
Glad to see you, you're a remarkable woman hope all your troubles before are over, nice driving skills 👌 thanks
glad there weren't any speed limit signs at the end there Ms. Erin👨🦽🌪man you can sure go fast, thank you for sharing your World !
Hey Erin good to see you out at work - hope the replant takes ok and you don't have any more bad spots due to excess rain - looking forward to your next post!!!!
Your knowledge, and work ethic are inspiring! You're an impressive young lady! Your video's are informative, and entertaining, thank you!
Good to see you are still at it I always enjoy your vidios
This is a most interesting and informative video. Being from my home state, I wish you all the best.
It's always neat to watch what you do. Love your videos🚜
OMG - REALLY needed to see your smile today... Thank you for facing adversity and posting more of your work. Be safe.
Your videos are very enjoyable to watch. Thank you for all you do to make this happen. Stay cool and healthy.
PRICELESS! Erin climbs the ladder, hair up, shirt off, hike up the jeans, dive head first into the container! LOVE YOU! How many would starve without people like you?
Neat video on replanting, thanks for sharing!
This was fun, thanks for sharing Erin!
Planting a regular field is one thing but doing what you just did takes additional skill.
Agreed
480p not HQ with big thick black frame, still fun the watch, oh and, welcome back!
Yayyy!!! I'm glad to see most of your crops are doing good! You're an amazing young woman!!!!
Best of luck!!! Thanks for the video. Farmers work is never done!
That's a good woman who cares about the culture of the life she lives and is proud of it! Need more like her!!! She's a God send!!!
All respect to every farmer out there. I lived with my Dad's uncle for 2 summers (10-12 years of age?) helping him with his farm. Best time of my life and I learned a lot. He grew corn, wheat, had cattles, pigs and chickens.
The work you all put in goes un-notice but it is appearciated! PS - your Dad said 4th of July but didn't state the year, so fair game to planting all the time.🤔
Hey Erin, thanks for the update, & just thanks!
LOL. You are a true farm girl... I like your belt. I spent most of my youth wearing a baler twine belt
You do a great job . I enjoy your content .
i don't think i've ever seen so many different facial expressions on your previous videos, thx for the ride along.
Great to see you back and great tan. Too much techie stuff on that magnificent tractor for me.
Happy to see you back.
Great job young lady. God Bless you.
Keep up the good work stay cool so nice to see young ladies farming like a breath of fresh air
Thanks for the update really enjoy your videos.
Ms. Holbert:(looks at camera)"I hope I'm doing it right!?"
Me: "I have no idea, I trust you."
Great driving skills! I really enjoy these vlogs of the farm work. I pick up something every time. Keep up the good work.
the one thing you can't control.. the weather from drought to flooding
Great job your a pro your driving skills top notch
You are an inspiration
That was quite intensive to watch. Hope the yield you get from sowing that patch is worth it. As an interlude any more cooking videos on the horizon? 😋
You need a 6 row 3 point hitch planter for jobs like that… makes that job a hole lot easier
You mean a whole lot easier
@@kirklothert3435 I think that was a play on words, since the video was about replanting in a wet hole.
Great job reseeding the beans Erin
Like Rick Toole said, you are one impressive young lady and I am sure your parents are very proud of you. Hell, most people fall down when it comes to just backing stuff up but not you. And your angst over the population count shows the depth of your knowledge of the process, the seed, and why things are done the way they are. I'm an old guy who grew up on a farm, probably older than your dad so let him know from me, I tip my hat to the job he's done with his little girl, and mom too! Can't forget her! Keep stroking young lady, you do good work and have great content. Quality stuff...
I started giggling when you said you hoped it wasn't pointless nowing how much rain we got. I saw a a bit of standing water in fields after that weekend.
That looked like a pain in the butt; you have great tractor faces tho
How far behind the first planting will these seeds be before they are good to harvest? Oh and a really enjoy seeing you disappear in the containers when you dive in, always gives me a smile, cause my mom is small and vanished on our farm equipment. Good luck with the fields and rains.
Also love you are still using that kick ass belt!!!!🤣😂
Yeah, the rain has been crazy lately in the Midwest! Hope your beans are doing well! Nice backing skills by the way!
Great to see you again! Thanks for taking us along while replanting.
There was really bad news about the Afghanistan withdrawal and many lives were lost in 2 bombings. I was sad and angry and frustrated with the world. I needed a break from the world and clicked on your latest video. Thanks for the video that brightened my day. Sorry for the creeps that keep you from making more.
Thanks EH for the video’s as always.
Love the binder twine belt.... typical farmer way of doing things.
Btw...very good presenting on wind turbines. Perfect!
You drive the machine in this video like a pro.
Nice to see your video on to today. Hope you don't get as crazy rain anymore this summer.
Great video Erin