This shouldn't be that difficult
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- Опубліковано 18 лип 2021
- This shouldn't be that difficult- The struggle is real and our crops are drying up!
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I also express a lot of “ummm?” When I am playing with wires
Being a farmer consists primarily of saying “Maybe...(insert hypothesis about observation)...I dunno”
Oh and talking about how the plants need more water
Everyone deserves a break every once in a while.
Even the rain
Apparently your Private Drive sign isn't working on that kid driving that "machine" tearing up the road. LOL! Don't let Onyx do that. haha!
That or teach him to grade the driveway. ;-)
Heh heh that funny
"they sprayed the beans with something that killed em... That was me" I laughed so hard... Love this channel!!
Really you found that Really funny??
Steak hits the ground, and we all missed a, “Hey, you okay”.
Threw a perfect pass and he missed it.
I cut the cable years ago, YT is pretty much my couch potato time. Really enjoy your channel entertaining and educational. Spending a day or week on a selfie stick seems like it would get old fast.
Being a city slicker for 46 years of my life, my wife, who lived in the peace and serenity of the country life, finally talked me into COUNTRY LIFE, 2 years ago. Totally love country life, near Menahga, MN. Why didn’t we do this 20 years ago? Great video, Zach
We try to keep country lifestyle secret from city folk. They don't like smells, dust, noise, big iron on the roads, and pickups to mention a few
I APPRECIATE ALL OF YOUR EFFORTS.
Don’t you just love it when the little ones start being more and more like you 😂
Glad to have you back mate. Never hesitate to take time away from here....family and sanity are too important . We're privileged to have you live your life in a goldfish bowl.....but respect your need for 'quiet time' and quality family time.
Thanks to you all, and God bless
John.
Moved my family from a neighborhood to a farm in the country 2 years ago and it was the best decision we’ve ever made.
I'm laughing at the fact that you said the soy beans you killed aren't coming back lol surely not! Lol I did even worse! Didn't plant an end row pass!! Lol I prayed for you guys to get rain in my video today! Love the kids ripping in the side by side!
Referring back to your last video with electrical breaker tripping. Where I was employed we had annually checked all our breaker panels with infrared heat camera. We had an electrical contractor remove panel covers and photograph each panel, hot spots would show up as weak breakers, loose connections, and other preventive goodies 😉... we had over 500 panels 🤣 120 volt to 1200 volt. Took 2 weeks to complete checks.
We’ve come along way baby from the Spra-coupe, which we never had. We had a galvanized tank with manual fold booms that we pulled behind an cabless tractor.
Thanks for letting us all enjoy watching your farming operations..
Congratulations on the water 💦 quality program. Thank you for caring about your part of this earth. I really enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work 💯
Thanks for the update, good to see the corn still hanging in there!! Hope you have a bumper harvest! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Keeping it between the rows... Thanks for saying a few kind words about Hay farming. Great Hay year this year!!
- Kansas Hay farmer.. Stafford, KS
Thanks for continuing making videos! I wish I could have grown up on a farm, so watching your videos helps me live that!
Zack, enjoy your, family, your farm, your maintenance on the farm.
I've never done this I watch you all the time you really are an amazing man love your interactions with your kids
Glad to see this back!
Glad you took a break! You deserve it!
I had noticed your lack of content lately. I am glad that it was just a break and not something wrong.
Thanks for the break. Its work watching your videos. I didn't realize how tired ow watching I was until you gave me a break. I will be forever grateful!
Thanks for continuing to make vids take all the breaks from it you need we love your videos and don't want them to end!!
Hope you get some rain up there
First episode I've watched since being back from my 3 week fishing trip good to see the actor playing the millennial farmer deal putting out great content
Man you are right, I was born and raised on a farm and you are right people did miss out on a lot
Former detasseler here (rite of passage growing up in the midwest). That word invokes horror in my blood and I still have the battle scars from me against those razor blade leaves walking the rows. I really miss it :(
Nice getting the Water tag... we do the same here in the Fraser Valley, B.C. Even though we are considered a Temperate Rain Forest, same as Washington State, we still have to look after our water sheds... Good on you Zach....
My brother lives in central Illinois he told me today that they are having so much rain the beans were yellow, the corn was about 10 ' high.
@Pinned by Millennial Farmer scamer
That's awesome. I bring vets up to Lake Melissa every year for Walleye
Best fish there is!!
There is a special set of values I think you acquire growing up on a farm. My folks had a small dairy farm when I was young. I was too young to run much of the equipment, but I spent a lot of time with and watching my dad solve everyday problems without running to town for a new part. If nothing else, I learned to think about work-arounds....and to have tons of patience. Enjoy your summer,,,, and family. They grow up so fast.
Any upload by you is bound to be awesome
I Honestly don't know how you folks keep up the channel and your podcast. Thanks for sharing with us!
They don’t get much more frugal than me, but power tarps and openers on your trailers are an essential time management, force multiplier. So is AC in your shop! If you ever make it to N. Central Illinois, I’d love to show you my 2 story shop built out of concrete with spancrete and fully air conditioned. built into a hillside. I worked in the dirt for over a decade after turning my old shop into a milling facility. I’m real proud of her! New grain system also. I’m high on the hog.
We usually sprayed early in the day when the weeds are the most active, when it gets too hot out they go into a conservation mode and can limit the herbicides effectivness due to the weeds low metabolisim
Your FBN guy is pretty incredible service !!
My wife's always telling me, "why do you make things so difficult?"
Id say "because you make everything so easy
and I thought my wife was the only one to say that.
THANK YOU... YOUR PRODUCTIONS ARE TOP TIER.
Love this channel and our farm!
Thanks for taking care of the water up there before it comes to Louisiana
That was us last year.... we farm in South Central Ontario, Canada and by mid July most of our crops were roasted. I feel your pain
Congratulations on your certification! Glad you took some time off to rest and recharge. It’s not easy producing quality content like you do week in and week out.
Your kids are living the ultimate dream with all the fun toys you treat them to. It would of been great to have grown up on a farm. You and wife are doing a great job raising them from what I have seen on here. Loving the video's.
Michigan has a similar voluntary program to that and I am a technician through the Conservation District and it is a great program! SO MANY great farmers out there wanting to do the best and right thing for their watersheds! Yay!
Only visited grandpa's farm - never lived on one. But it was some of the best 'fun'. Helping around the place - riding on the tractor when young. Later driving one while turning hay for him. Sad to see it now - nothing left of the farm but a huge subdivision. Only thing left is the county cemetery across the street where part of a movie was filmed at. (Harry and Tonto Art Carney 1974) Take care - be safe, hope the family and you are doing well.
That was a pretty accurate toss with a little zip right at your face. You must be proud!!!
"kids" lol
Always great to put family first. Take advantage of time.
I didn't grow up on a farm but thanks to my wife I have a small hobby farm with goats, rabbits, ducks, chickens and sometime pigs and cows. It has been a huge learning curve for me but so worth bringing up our four kids with all the stuff they get to see and do every day. We also have one of the largest 4H groups in our county with over 80 youth. Love your content and videos Zach. Always look forward to each video. Thanks.
Keep up the hard work! Hope your having a good summer as well! We are just about done with harvest.
“This shouldn’t be to difficult” as a fellow farmer, this will be on my gravestone
Glad to see ya back brother
Love watching your videos man, hope your racing season is going well too!
Finally!! I’ve been waiting and love your content!!
Its always the simple jobs that seem to take longest. Like changing fuel filters in a JD sprayer !!!
Did the Rogator yesterday, 2 men 4 hrs to change all filters, hyd and engine oil. What fun. South Australia. Great channel.
It's dry here south of Fergus Falls also. We are starting to see the stress on the corn & beans. You can really see some damaged fields when you go south of us. We had .75 inches of rain a couple of weeks ago & not a drop since. Not much chance in the forecast for the next 10 days either. 90's most days too. I hope we can all get some rain soon to turn things around.
Thanks for sharing as much as you do and your podcasts are awesome take time
Thank you for these video please keep them coming
I asked my dad and this year we are spraying liberty and surfactant just like you all you’re a good farmer our cotton is looking great keep up the work 😀😁
Thanks for the videos!!!
Thanks for sharing this with us sir and you and your family have a beautiful night later
Growing up on a farm, we had family friends and cousins stay for a few days and some for the summer. We paid them for school money in the fall, they still remember those days 60 years after.
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always!!!
Agree with your comment about raising your kids on a farm
“Somebody” that makes mistakes hangs around our farm too.
I'm so proud of him. 🏁🏁👍
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
I would love to see a video going over your camper and what you use to tow it.
Who else was waiting on him to poke the murdered beans, "are you ok? Hey are you ok?" Lol
Zach, most of us love your vids and don’t mind the breaks for fam. You take as much time away from this to be present for the wife and kids.
Same thing with corn in our country, we get some rain in past few days but it's too late for some.
Greetings Zach for you and your family
Keep up the fantastic job!
Hey we don't blame you from taking a break.
Great job Zach... keep up the good work.
Great video. I wish we could share our 25 inches of rain in three weeks in central Missouri with all of the farmers to our north.
I absolutely agree, being a farm boy is an awesome part of my life!!
here in North Texas we have had so much rain this year we are running our Pivots just to fertilize the crops
Here in Pakistan we have more rain too
My dad use to always spin doughnuts in barn yard. We as boys we done the same growing up.
I was kind of raised on my grandparents farm ive always been doing hay w them since I was little
I'm glad you took some time off from the camera and gave Mrs. MF a break from editing. Have a good summer.
Growing up on a farm was the best!
Great looking set up
Thanks Zack u the man!
Derek would do the right thing and pretend he didn't see those loose wires
Go enjoy your family that's more important than a video.
God bless you and your family.
I got my son his first ATV when he was 4. It was a 1985 Honda 4-Trax 125 5 speed. I put it in second gear and wire tied two blocks to the rear break and said have at it. Go tear up the yard. Huge step up from his PW John Deere gator. Lol
Gravel is a perfect trainer for a future drift racer! NeatO!
The next time you open the hopper you’ll feel like a genius.
il pray for more rain for yea!! keep the good things Up!!
Hey Zach can u plz give ur dad a camera and plz tell him to explain what going on with the crops and other stuff like that
Hi great videos you put up. I hope you get some rain, but I've always found crops do well with slightly less rain than too much.
You got a good kid there, Zack!
I had a similar issue. It still isn’t done. Going have to replace a lot more than I want.
Love the videos. Keep it up. Good luck on more rain.
From a Turf and Agricultural Manager, its always best to switch up chemicals, use 3 or 4 fungicides and rotate them. Same with herbicides and other chemicals. Plants and grasses get use to the same chemical and it becomes less effective or doesnt last as long.
I really enjoy watching you and your farm and your farming and I enjoy watching you because you're good looking Minnesota farmer you have more writing equipment than any farm show I watch you go from one riding thing to another writing thing keep up the good work I'm praying for rain for your farm