You know, until I started watching your channel I had no idea the skill level it took to be a farmer.......I really thought it was as simple as dig a hole and plant a seed.....after watching your videos and others I now think of farmers in the same category as engineers and scientist.....you have to be a little of both today in the farming world...thanks for the education Zach.
I have always known it was complex, but I am learning a lot about just how complex. For instance I love how you teach us to check depth and the like every thirty minutes or so, the moisture content testing, and things like that. Very cool info Zach.
I'm in Iowa in a tractor in the middle of a field planting corn filming for my UA-cam channel watching a Minnesotan plant corn on UA-cam ...if that doesn't say that 2020 nothing does.
I died laughing when the bluetooth didn't work!! Thanks for the video Mr. Millennial Farmer!! It's so awesome to learn more about farming from these videos. Thank you for helping feed America!!
My grandfather was born (1897) and raised in Pembina County, North Dakota. He planted with a horse growing up. That old MM would have been heaven to him.
@MillennialFarmer You were the first farming video i watched! and i was hooked...i enjoy ur humor.. yet know "most" stuff!😂 plus ur equipment is awsum!! so thank u for sharing your farm!👍💯🤘🇺🇲🚜🌽 "8RX is Bootyful!"🔥
Enjoying your video. While watching I remembered my dad telling me that when he was a young boy he planted corn with a mule. My have thing have changed. Love watching your videos. Thanks to all farmers.
I talked to various family members. You should have 5 new subscribers. One of my sisters said she is amazed at the amount of work takes and that family farms are under appreciated.
This man is one of the most gifted Farmers I have seen, and a bonus representing Minnesota!. Lots of hard work, and thank you so much for posting your awesome videos for people to see!
“I want it to turn off a foot before my end rows......,” Slightly more accurate than my “yank everything out of the ground soon as the front tires get to the Thirr ....,fourth row...., and one Mississippi’s after I cross the last end row heading back”......, method......, not by a whole lot......., once I get in my grove I’m an accurate booger LOL.
The amount of technology that has been incorporated into the planting process is unbelievable. Also to know what has to be done to use the technology is another process. Well done.
Our farmers are amazing. I consider myself computer literate but I am not in the same league as you with all the technology you have to keep up with. Folks are starting to wake up to the fact that we need to support our farmers. There is new Facebook groups just starting to help support farmers. Shop Kansas Farms with 51,000 + members and now Shop Ohio Farms just started yesterday (5/10/2020) with already 100 members as of this post. My wife and I both think your daughter is downright adorable . Thank you for what you do
Great video! My dad was a vocational agriculture teacher for many years would have love to have seen this video. He is gone now, but, he would never have even imagined planting corn at 10 mph. He thought if you were going 5 mph you were flying across the field. Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed watching this equipment and you in the field.
Zack I been a follower for a couple of years now. I'm fascinated with all of the technology used in farming nowadays. You always say if you have a comment or if you have a question ask, so here goes. 1. Explain more about what we are seeing on the screens in the tractors. 2. How does the GPS steering work i.e. Setting it up for the different implements widths, field length, etc. 3. More in depth discussion on the data you use to plant a field i.e more seed in good areas less in bad. How do you gather all of that data to use. I'm an old farmer and the use of computers to maximize harvest blows me away. I imagine a lot of viewers like myself would love it. Keep your eyes up and your spirits high.
Gee, I think I'd be lost on a tractor now with all this computer stuff, I'm from old school farming, you really do make these video's fun and interesting to watch. Thanks.
Hey Zach I live in Victoria Australia and we have started planting vetch in some of our paddocks (fields but in Australia we call fields paddocks) so let’s hope we have a good year with the rain!
It is so interesting to hear you explain the farming processes where soil quality, crop residual usages and all the other things that the uneducated public has no idea that you not only need to know but USE, and help to improve your farm. You and your crew are so fun to follow
You know that Adaptive Curves is the autosteer setting for headlands👍 And in steep country it's all we use going around terraces and other obstacles. Keep it up!
I’m loving your candy store. And I like the kid in it too 😂😂😂. Awesome to see you having fun and awesome to see your 2020 crop going in. Thanks you for doing what you do with the channel
Fascinating to watch. Growing up in Middle Tennessee, Tobacco country, I never experienced anything Remotely like what you are doing. The choreography is just amazing. Thanks to you and the thousands just like you.
Zack when you say there is no substitute for manually checking the seed placement, the Japanese call that "go and see" their term for that is Genchi Genbutsu or Genchi for short.
I am from the Netherlands and I watch all of your videos on UA-cam. And I must say, it is great to see someone like you working the fields like you do. I never realized that the equipment you use, is so complicated. I have been driving tractors myself but they were much more simple. Keep posting your videos and I will keep watching them. And all the best to you and your family.
3:55 from my experience using those fittings on pneumatics on robots, if it pops out cut the hose back about 1/4". Those push fittings bite onto the tube and they can pop off from wear. If you don't cut the tube back a bit it won't be able to get bite and it'll keep popping out.
I used to help my dad plant back in the late 60's, with our two-row planter. Today's technology would be incomprehensible to him. I learned so much just in the last two days, from Dodge Brothers Farm and Ranch yesterday, and here today.
Holy buckets! YOU really are a millennial. Didn't know you need an IT degree to run the tractor and to setup a field for planting! What can one say but AWESOME!
Zach, I remember as a kid the smell of the dirt when we fired up the planter in the spring. An everlasting memory. Thanks for sharing. What you do educates everyone who follows you. Great Job
I think sending a person to the moon has to be easier than being a farmer.Way way way more involved being a farmer than I ever thought.Well done that man 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
A farmer...big deal, whatta you need, a shovel and a rake!! Oh, and and a few million bucks worth of equipment!! And a fricken PHD to run it all!! Wish I lived closer.. I'm going down to help (watch) alfalfa bailing next week in Imperial county.. excited!
Congratulations....you are over 500,000 subscribers. John Deere will now be writing that check as well. Go Green!! Not a surprise considering that you not only share farming, you share your family with all of us and even some of your views of government issues. Everyone has opinions and the right to speak those ideas that they hold true. I for one applaud you on sharing those views and support you! Thank you Zach for everything you and farmers like you do for all of us! Thank your family also for sharing.
Watching from michigan and loving every minute of it. I don't have a operation even close to yours but i still enjoy it. Only have 35 head cattle do sum hay and little corn for silage. Ours is pretty small with only around 325 acres we own of pasture and hay and rent another 100 for corn. Enough of my rambling thanks and keep up the good work my friend.
loving the new kit and the technology looks awesome and the smile on your face and enthusiasm just says it all, keep up the good work all the best from the UK be safe everyone..
Hi Zack I’m a kids who loves faming and machines rumbling along paddocks/fields and farming all started with my AKUBRA hat. You have inspired me to realise what fun farming is but the difficulty’s of farming and consequences that also come with farming. You really have inspired me
''That is the strangest looking train I have ver seen"" 19:35 😂 😂 😂 well, that is a regular ''crane" which is basically like an excavator on wheels, with retractable train track wheels (hi-rail). Can be used both on road or train tracks. Thank you for keeping us entertained with your great vides. Cheers from TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA!
welcome to the automated world,amazing how far Farming has come the past 50 years,when my Dad was growing up saw horse powered, steam powered to gas to diesel,He is gone now but what a difference time has made,I still like the Older,but with modern today its mor efficient and more crops per acre,Love the JD 8RX,gonna be a huge seller for JD
FYI, if you don't have a hydraulic line fitting crimping tool, look into re- usable fittings. They are a real time saver. All you need is a cordless disc grinder to make a clean cut of the hose and a couple adjustable wrenches. No need to spend valuable time going to the dealer for a hose repair. These can be used as a permanent repair. First saw these on a 1956 Case crawler loader in 1980. Best regards, Jim, a brand new subscriber.
Rough the shiny finish of the line a bit with the/a knife blade. If you carry a bit of sandpaper, it works even better. The roughened tube finish (just a little!) will grab the fitting way better..
We just started today. It sure is nice to be out planting corn in April. It's been awhile since we've been able to do that. It's great when you can work in the field & there's no mud on the tires. Hopefully it continues on that way.
I really enjoy seeing videos not only from you but other farming channels testing and demoing equipment. The manufacturers get tons of exposure by doing it so it only makes sense.
Love your videos and I very much appreciate your work Zach. I'm not a farmer, but did grow up on a dairy farm, so for me it is just fantastic to ride along as you go about your very essential job for our country and the world. I'm sure managing your camera's and producing the videos is very very labor intensive so just want to thank you and your family.
As a city boy UA-cam Farmer I have to say this is one of the best Vlogs I've seen. I love the Tech Talk. You could make some extra money selling tractor rides??? I would love the spend an hour in a combine.
Northern Illinois here. The good neighbor I help, has almost half of his corn in the ground. Another neighbor is done with corn and starting beans when it dries out again.
Whoa buddy!! Planting at 10mph! That is amazing! Lol we don't even spray that fast! Well, that should get er done pretty quick!! Lol I've been ripping ahead of the planter since 7am and its 7:36 now! We're definitely in the long days now! May God bless our crops this year!!
I ABSOLUTELY love technology when it makes jobs VERY efficient. For instance making planting EASY with a grid, for moisture, topography map. Just amazing. Love it.
Love it when a plan comes together- lol - I am just amazed by all what you do to get a field planted - I sure hope you make lots of money for all you do !!!!
I really like watching you and your family and I really enjoy it especially your kids and your dogs so cute and I am learning a lot of things too thanks from Kelly
Zach, I’ve been on Pins n’ Needles! On a serious note, the science of agriculture in 2020 is amazing. You might want to look ahead to your trips during down time and travel to Washington State University, School of Ag. It’s a powerhouse! I also have 2 degrees from there, so I’m a bit of a homer. Also, your dad must be dumbfounded at the progress the equipment has brought to the farm.
You know, until I started watching your channel I had no idea the skill level it took to be a farmer.......I really thought it was as simple as dig a hole and plant a seed.....after watching your videos and others I now think of farmers in the same category as engineers and scientist.....you have to be a little of both today in the farming world...thanks for the education Zach.
Thank you so much! That means a lot.
@@MillennialFarmer Come on now. We all know better... if we're not sure just call Mike Bloomberg! He's got the answers, right?
I do some side work on a farm and the one thing I’ve learned is farming is a science lol
I have always known it was complex, but I am learning a lot about just how complex. For instance I love how you teach us to check depth and the like every thirty minutes or so, the moisture content testing, and things like that. Very cool info Zach.
thanks for more farm videos, cant get enough. Farming is all I ever wanted to do, but I ended up railroading instead.
I'm in Iowa in a tractor in the middle of a field planting corn filming for my UA-cam channel watching a Minnesotan plant corn on UA-cam ...if that doesn't say that 2020 nothing does.
🤣🤣 get back to work!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅💥
Millennial Farmer Corn acreage up 8% this time a year ago....oil cratered and demand is low....plant something else brother....corn futures ⬇️
@@Mapdotnowhere suggestions?!
Q and a
@@MillennialFarmer + Keep doing what you're doing. Things will turn around!
I died laughing when the bluetooth didn't work!! Thanks for the video Mr. Millennial Farmer!! It's so awesome to learn more about farming from these videos. Thank you for helping feed America!!
Grateful that you farmers are planting and feeding our economic engine. More Front-Line Heroes!
My grandfather was born (1897) and raised in Pembina County, North Dakota. He planted with a horse growing up. That old MM would have been heaven to him.
@MillennialFarmer You were the first farming video i watched! and i was hooked...i enjoy ur humor.. yet know "most" stuff!😂 plus ur equipment is awsum!! so thank u for sharing your farm!👍💯🤘🇺🇲🚜🌽 "8RX is Bootyful!"🔥
Look at all that fresh paint! Good luck Zach!
Our newest tractor is properly made in between 2000 and 2010
I'm still figuring things out, thanks Ryan! Same to you!
@@LukeLees35 Ours to...no government juice.
Robert Reznik that’s what we said at first but once you get one, you get used to it easily and the new ones are far more comfortable and powerful
Robert Reznik Yeah good all fashion dinosaur bones
Enjoying your video. While watching I remembered my dad telling me that when he was a young boy he planted corn with a mule. My have thing have changed. Love watching your videos. Thanks to all farmers.
I talked to various family members. You should have 5 new subscribers. One of my sisters said she is amazed at the amount of work takes and that family farms are under appreciated.
I'm no farmer and only play Farming Simulator, but this is a start of third season with Milenial Farmer already! I learn so much! Love it.
This man is one of the most gifted Farmers I have seen, and a bonus representing Minnesota!. Lots of hard work, and thank you so much for posting your awesome videos for people to see!
Thanks for watching!
Running a loader, excavator or driving a truck is relatively easy. I have mad respect for you and your ability to run that equipment. Cheers!
“I want it to turn off a foot before my end rows......,”
Slightly more accurate than my “yank everything out of the ground soon as the front tires get to the Thirr ....,fourth row...., and one Mississippi’s after I cross the last end row heading back”......, method......, not by a whole lot......., once I get in my grove I’m an accurate booger LOL.
The amount of technology that has been incorporated into the planting process is unbelievable. Also to know what has to be done to use the technology is another process. Well done.
"I can't blue tooth while the vehicle is in motion? Its a tractor!!" lolololol
lol
you would hate to be distracted while using auto steer
@@neilrice1189 agreed
@@punkinhoot live on a farm, of course I have, its the way he says it that makes it funny
@@punkinhoot yes my friends own a farm
Our farmers are amazing. I consider myself computer literate but I am not in the same league as you with all the technology you have to keep up with. Folks are starting to wake up to the fact that we need to support our farmers. There is new Facebook groups just starting to help support farmers. Shop Kansas Farms with 51,000 + members and now Shop Ohio Farms just started yesterday (5/10/2020) with already 100 members as of this post. My wife and I both think your daughter is downright adorable . Thank you for what you do
Seams a little more complicated than what Bloomberg said! 😁
Great video! My dad was a vocational agriculture teacher for many years would have love to have seen this video. He is gone now, but, he would never have even imagined planting corn at 10 mph. He thought if you were going 5 mph you were flying across the field. Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed watching this equipment and you in the field.
Yea there is a lot to farming than driving a tractor. That's why I love watching your channel learning more about farming and what it takes. Thank you
Zack I been a follower for a couple of years now. I'm fascinated with all of the technology used in farming nowadays. You always say if you have a comment or if you have a question ask, so here goes. 1. Explain more about what we are seeing on the screens in the tractors. 2. How does the GPS steering work i.e. Setting it up for the different implements widths, field length, etc. 3. More in depth discussion on the data you use to plant a field i.e more seed in good areas less in bad. How do you gather all of that data to use. I'm an old farmer and the use of computers to maximize harvest blows me away. I imagine a lot of viewers like myself would love it. Keep your eyes up and your spirits high.
Thanks for the education, Zach. The technology is mind blowing for an old farmer.
Folks need to watch this and have a greater appreciation for what it takes to produce crops. I've definitely learned a lot from your channel.
Gee, I think I'd be lost on a tractor now with all this computer stuff, I'm from old school farming, you really do make these video's fun and interesting to watch. Thanks.
Very slick operation, we are all in disbelief of your knowledge and skill Zach. Please have more video of your Dad and Jim.
Glad to hear your getting crop in the ground that planter, tractor and tender looks sweet !
Great work! From Scotland!
Hey Zach I live in Victoria Australia and we have started planting vetch in some of our paddocks (fields but in Australia we call fields paddocks) so let’s hope we have a good year with the rain!
It is so interesting to hear you explain the farming processes where soil quality, crop residual usages and all the other things that the uneducated public has no idea that you not only need to know but USE, and help to improve your farm. You and your crew are so fun to follow
I cant believe he has a tracked tractor and never once did the flat tyre joke👍
He has before with is rts
It’s tire lol
You know that Adaptive Curves is the autosteer setting for headlands👍 And in steep country it's all we use going around terraces and other obstacles. Keep it up!
I’m loving your candy store. And I like the kid in it too 😂😂😂. Awesome to see you having fun and awesome to see your 2020 crop going in. Thanks you for doing what you do with the channel
Fascinating to watch. Growing up in Middle Tennessee, Tobacco country, I never experienced anything
Remotely like what you are doing. The choreography is just amazing. Thanks to you and the thousands just like you.
Zack when you say there is no substitute for manually checking the seed placement, the Japanese call that "go and see" their term for that is Genchi Genbutsu or Genchi for short.
I grew up on a tobacco farm in NC,tractors played a small part in the beginning its awesome to learn how you keep America moving
I absolutely laughed out loud when you couldn’t hook your phone up while you were driving.......” it’s a tractor”. lol
Pleased you’re planting👍👍 you just got the perfect bit of kit for the job! What a tractor❤️❤️go for it Zac! Quality machinery...quality video👍👍
“If my calculations are correct, which I have done non.” 😂🤣 gave me a good laugh lol sure made my day!
I am from the Netherlands and I watch all of your videos on UA-cam. And I must say, it is great to see someone like you working the fields like you do. I never realized that the equipment you use, is so complicated. I have been driving tractors myself but they were much more simple. Keep posting your videos and I will keep watching them. And all the best to you and your family.
3:55 from my experience using those fittings on pneumatics on robots, if it pops out cut the hose back about 1/4". Those push fittings bite onto the tube and they can pop off from wear. If you don't cut the tube back a bit it won't be able to get bite and it'll keep popping out.
also check that the release ring isn,t rubbing against something- water push fits can be fitted with guards to prevent this from happening
I used to help my dad plant back in the late 60's, with our two-row planter. Today's technology would be incomprehensible to him. I learned so much just in the last two days, from Dodge Brothers Farm and Ranch yesterday, and here today.
Holy buckets! YOU really are a millennial. Didn't know you need an IT degree to run the tractor and to setup a field for planting! What can one say but AWESOME!
Zach, I remember as a kid the smell of the dirt when we fired up the planter in the spring. An everlasting memory. Thanks for sharing. What you do educates everyone who follows you. Great Job
Ive been looking at ur channel every 5 minutes waiting for a new video to come out
I think sending a person to the moon has to be easier than being a farmer.Way way way more involved being a farmer than I ever thought.Well done that man 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
A farmer...big deal, whatta you need, a shovel and a rake!!
Oh, and and a few million bucks worth of equipment!! And a fricken PHD to run it all!! Wish I lived closer..
I'm going down to help (watch) alfalfa bailing next week in Imperial county.. excited!
Congratulations....you are over 500,000 subscribers. John Deere will now be writing that check as well. Go Green!! Not a surprise considering that you not only share farming, you share your family with all of us and even some of your views of government issues. Everyone has opinions and the right to speak those ideas that they hold true. I for one applaud you on sharing those views and support you! Thank you Zach for everything you and farmers like you do for all of us! Thank your family also for sharing.
Planting nice.. that’s tractor seems pull good.. and the diggger lol
Watching from michigan and loving every minute of it. I don't have a operation even close to yours but i still enjoy it. Only have 35 head cattle do sum hay and little corn for silage. Ours is pretty small with only around 325 acres we own of pasture and hay and rent another 100 for corn. Enough of my rambling thanks and keep up the good work my friend.
YESSSSSS!! THAT TRACTOR IS EPIC!!!
the whole process just knocks me out...thanks so much for keeping the dialog at a level that makes sense to a layman like me.
Serious piece of kit for planting zach all the very best for the season.
loving the new kit and the technology looks awesome and the smile on your face and enthusiasm just says it all, keep up the good work all the best from the UK be safe everyone..
That 8rx must have an amazing toilet!
It's very private compared to the wheeled machines
The 9rx is an amazing toilet!
Ha! Love the movie lines. Surprising you know a lot of those lines being an Millennial. Thanks for the laughs!
If my dad was still alive he would love to be there doing that we miss farming
Thank you for sharing. I learn something new every time I watch
Just amazed that you have the soil temperatures to plant. Every thing looks good, fine content 👍
Today's Farm equipment is amazing.
“We’re really doing it Harry” 😂
This is the one I was looking for. Was Zach's best comment
That was awesome.
The amount of joy you get from farming is contagious. I think that’s a main factor of what’s made your channel so successful.
Dang, i watched this 3 hours after it posted with 60K views and almost 500 comments already. America Needs Farmers
Hi Zack I’m a kids who loves faming and machines rumbling along paddocks/fields and farming all started with my AKUBRA hat. You have inspired me to realise what fun farming is but the difficulty’s of farming and consequences that also come with farming.
You really have inspired me
''That is the strangest looking train I have ver seen"" 19:35 😂 😂 😂
well, that is a regular ''crane" which is basically like an excavator on wheels, with retractable train track wheels (hi-rail). Can be used both on road or train tracks.
Thank you for keeping us entertained with your great vides.
Cheers from TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA!
Toronto for life!!!!!!!
From crane train, that's the strangest farm tractor I've ever seen . Must be a high speed millenial thing.
welcome to the automated world,amazing how far Farming has come the past 50 years,when my Dad was growing up saw horse powered, steam powered to gas to diesel,He is gone now but what a difference time has made,I still like the Older,but with modern today its mor efficient and more crops per acre,Love the JD 8RX,gonna be a huge seller for JD
First welker farms and now mnfarmer, lucky evening!
Me too
FYI, if you don't have a hydraulic line fitting crimping tool, look into re- usable fittings. They are a real time saver. All you need is a cordless disc grinder to make a clean cut of the hose and a couple adjustable wrenches. No need to spend valuable time going to the dealer for a hose repair. These can be used as a permanent repair. First saw these on a 1956 Case crawler loader in 1980. Best regards, Jim, a brand new subscriber.
Hey Zach, if that air line pops off again, recut that air line slightly at an angle 😉
Rough the shiny finish of the line a bit with the/a knife blade. If you carry a bit of sandpaper, it works even better. The roughened tube finish (just a little!) will grab the fitting way better..
We just started today. It sure is nice to be out planting corn in April. It's been awhile since we've been able to do that. It's great when you can work in the field & there's no mud on the tires. Hopefully it continues on that way.
I herd in your podcast you mentioned red head creamery. My family is there Neighbours
I really enjoy seeing videos not only from you but other farming channels testing and demoing equipment. The manufacturers get tons of exposure by doing it so it only makes sense.
I would be interested in hearing you, or your Dad, talk about how you planted corn back in the old days. Before all this high tech equipment.
Farming amazes me how far it has with technology. Keep up the hard work 💪 I love the vidjas.
It's nice that you get some rain on your corn. Here in Poland we feel like we're in a middle of Sahara desert :/. Nice vid as always btw. :D
Not a farmer, but I have always been fascinated by farming equipment.
I think mastering that planter should qualify you for the Astronaut Academy at NASA!
ya, hey, john glenn would have been astounded by all this modern farming stuff. he had nowhere near that to circle the earth!
Love your videos and I very much appreciate your work Zach. I'm not a farmer, but did grow up on a dairy farm, so for me it is just fantastic to ride along as you go about your very essential job for our country and the world. I'm sure managing your camera's and producing the videos is very very labor intensive so just want to thank you and your family.
I want that tractor so bad, just beautiful!
1 million eyes on you and it doesn't appear to make you nervous? Nerves of steel!
Just watched welkers fixing their mm then came here to watch the shiny toys saving the best for last!
As a city boy UA-cam Farmer I have to say this is one of the best Vlogs I've seen. I love the Tech Talk. You could make some extra money selling tractor rides??? I would love the spend an hour in a combine.
I like how he is already planting and I haven't even hooked planter up yet
Ohio
Wisconsin here, people are getting the field worked up now
Northern Illinois here. The good neighbor I help, has almost half of his corn in the ground. Another neighbor is done with corn and starting beans when it dries out again.
Cameron Velthuis here in southern Ontario were maybe 1/2 finished ground work
I just started listening to the Beyond the Husk Podcast. This is a great and humorous show!
16:02 Ms Millennial didn’t cut the swivel
Whoa buddy!! Planting at 10mph! That is amazing! Lol we don't even spray that fast! Well, that should get er done pretty quick!! Lol I've been ripping ahead of the planter since 7am and its 7:36 now! We're definitely in the long days now! May God bless our crops this year!!
Can't belive how advanced and computerized everything is .
been under a rock?
@@zuestoots5176 haha im not a farmer so this not my area of buisness.
I ABSOLUTELY love technology when it makes jobs VERY efficient. For instance making planting EASY with a grid, for moisture, topography map. Just amazing. Love it.
I betcha Little Mike Bloomberg couldn't figure out how to plant corn with that thing
Love it when a plan comes together- lol - I am just amazed by all what you do to get a field planted - I sure hope you make lots of money for all you do !!!!
Today (thursday) we are planting idk like 10 hectares of corn with a 6 row planter. In the Netherlands btw
A day on a Deere is like a day off.
Zac: i'm hoping for 2 inches
Me: Thats what she said
I really like watching you and your family and I really enjoy it especially your kids and your dogs so cute and I am learning a lot of things too thanks from Kelly
As crazy as it sound , i'm curious to know more about Jim !! Like how long he's been helping you guys and things like that.
And why his coat says "Ann"..
I kinda like the voice of Jim because he sounds like "Benjamin Blümchen" from a german audiobook for childs
Again, all I can say is “you’re a stud”! Geez, Zac (Zach)...you be showin’ others how to farm. Keep it up, man!!!!!!
Zach, I’ve been on Pins n’ Needles! On a serious note, the science of agriculture in 2020 is amazing. You might want to look ahead to your trips during down time and travel to Washington State University, School of Ag. It’s a powerhouse! I also have 2 degrees from there, so I’m a bit of a homer. Also, your dad must be dumbfounded at the progress the equipment has brought to the farm.
You can’t forget about Oregon State 😉
Yes, by all means: GO DUCKS!!!🥺
I started making rows with ropes on the markers to switch directions using a JD 720
Why would you say that!?!? Hahaha that’s U of O not OSU!
The technology you use just amazes me.
"It takes Teamwork to ..." and then "He must not trust me ..."
Zach let me tell you: "Teamwork allways includes Tripple-Check".
Thanks for the education,Zach. I love learning about the farming processes. Mad respect for your work ethic👍
Hmm all these years I thought I knew how to plant corn. I just installed an abacus and a slide rule on my Farmall M.
I can’t believe 9mph planting corn. That is just mind blowing. And heck of a good representation of farm life in today’s time.