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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- I got a promotion to combine driver!! I was definitely nervous at first, but I think I got better and better as the day went on.
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She’s got a smile to light up the day. She’s like a ray of sunshine.
Hahahaha! I loved the "Little Laura" clip. That was so sweet.
It proves that you've been a farmer your whole life. You have wonderful parents.
This is what it's all about, this is the America I'm proud of. This girl should be the poster child for success in America.
Things are coming full circle...little laura running the combine and now big laura running the combine...dads gonna be jobless soon😂
Being THAT nervous, PLUS having it recorded, and you still gave that signature "million dollar smile" that was awesome! That clip of "Little Laura" was very precious - thank you from all of us for sharing that! By the afternoon, you're new level of confidence was clearly shown - you're obviously a quick learner. Keep up the great work!!!
Thanks for letting us be a part of your day. You are without question, such an amazing young woman. Keep the videos coming. ♥️
Little Laura = Adorable Prodigy.
Laura now and Laura then. Good job, Dad! You must be proud of her.
As a retired US Air Force veteran and someone who feels blessed to have been born and lived my whole life in the USA, it makes me feel so good to see the US Flag flying above your combine!!
As a Retired HVAC guy, I feel the same way! But after seeing this generations love for farming, I now want to be a farmer too!
Good luck...
The glass Grant picked up looked like an old insulator from a power line. Loved the flag on the combine!! God bless America!!
What about Canada, etc.?
Ok, God bless Canada too! Lol
Little Laura was so cute. Big Laura could be a fashion model but I'm glad she is a farmer. Much more wholesome.
$900 plus to fill your Combine!? God Bless you and all our Farmer Angels out there making sure America is rolling! 🇺🇸🥲❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸
That looks like a glass electrical insulator which used to go on power poles. And that view of the setting sun is amazing. The land is so flat you can see 186 million miles!
Yep👍
Yep #2
Yep #3
Yep, #4 on the glass thing-----what's it doing out in the field?
Yup#5
That old footage was priceless!
America is all about folks like you that make it great! I began driving tractor at 14 years old 61 years ago, and there were no air conditioned cabs and internet then, but the satisfaction of doing the job right and being smooth in the process was just as satisfying as you demonstrate your pleasure at doing the job well! 👌🌹👍
You have the best videos on youtube. I like how careful you treat the machinery. You and Grant are an awesome couple. 😊
Love the little Laura segment! Reminds me of my little girl. Have a safe and blessed harvest.
That was so cute at the end ! Daddy's little buddy!✌💟
Those family photos are precious. You are so honest in front of a camera. We can hardly wait until "Little Laura Jr." or "Grant Jr." comes around and her pictures can be shared. Take your time and enjoy each day. You are living in a special time. Blessings.
It was in your blood except for time studying. You have the mindset of a true leader, that never gives up. Set your goals high and go for it. God bless you and your family. We are praying for your Grandfather.
Little Laura, that's the most darling thing I've seen ever! Please, if you have more of those clips I would love to see!
I'd love to see Laura as a kid opening her presents on Christmas morning! LOL! Awwwaah!
that video was great!
Awwwww … Little Laura - my heart can’t take it
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I sure do like you get up and go you get so excited to go to work I hope this country gets a lot more Farmers like you
I bet she brings joy to people lives around her. Always smiling and in good spirits. I want to be her friend
8:14 That is an old Telephone/power wire glass insulator
Loved the little Laura clip. very similar to a little Laura clip you posted last year. only this one was longer. I like it. You are an ole' farm hand. Born and raised!
I loved that clip of you running the combine as a little girl. You certainly were a natural farmer from the get go.
NOW THATS SOMETHING I KNOW ABOUT, I WAS A TRUCKER/OWNER OPERATOR FOR OVER 50 YEARS, SO IVE KICKED MY SHARE OF TIRES, LOVE YOUR SHOW.
Laura, you are one of the very few people who can wear an oversized men's ball cap look good. Great video!
Grant, you're missing a lug nut on the rear tandem of the trailer you were showing us. The glass insulator you found makes me wonder where the poles went. Thanks for taking the time to let us ride with you both.
saw that to -looks good =DD
It's the same on every farm! You always lack one (1) wheel nut. At yearly inspections you have to move one from another trailer! Haha!
I personally don't see a tree in 30 mile radius of this farm...nor do i see so much as a rabbit or any small animal! Looks to me like a desert!!!! This is just exactly what I am talking about when I say animals have no where to hind from hunting of humans!!! It just keeps getting worse as farmers get greedier and greedier!!!! Tell me Laura where does this corn and soybeans go to???? China!!!! Or just in general overseas!!!! You destroy all of our wildlife refuge for Chinese that actually doesn't give a dam about Americans!!!! So what's next? 10 thousand more acres of forests and animal habitats!!!! You should be ashamed of yourself!!! But greed has your mind under it's control!!!! Your UA-cam channel has a lot of animal lovers wondering what kind of people doesn't give a dam about their environment and the animals that live there in!!!
@@robertcrain7806 It is unfortunate that you do not know much about geography or ecology, and you are willing to share your ignorance publicly. Or you are just a troll, and don't care. Either way.
@@robertcrain7806 Get a life mate. These people are just trying to make a living like everyone else. Without farmers we would be going hungry. Why are you even posting this here, makes no sense. There are better ways to deal with these issues than complaining about how people live their lives.
Grant...that piece you found looks to be an electrical isolator / insulator ,usually found on cross members of power poles..actually very "old
school".. found on wood poles...today..a bake lite type product n steel poles!
Hope this helps!??
Seconded, that's a glass power line insulator. Probably got knocked off a power pole when one got replaced or fell in a storm and worked it's way into the field over years of seeding/harrowing etc.
With 43 years of service, (with one to go) in the Power Generation Industry as a warehouseman, I cannot begin to count how many of those insulators I have discarded for recycle.
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@@brianrance Very good observation 👌
@@GreatDetecting thanks!!
Ah. Little Laura. So professional. And Big Laura so transparent. Thanks for sharing.
Little Laura! Lol that was a proud moment for dad!
Nice having little Lauras growing up on the farm. One more beautiful little family add that really brings on the smiles.
Laura, that was amazing, seeing you working a combine as a child,, just incredible. Your attitude to agriculture is a true inspiration.. well done, happy harvesting.
You are an amazing operator and your cap/hair are very cute. Proud of your Dad and Grant for totally trusting you. 💙
We appreciate you letting us in on your adventures.
Little Laura reminds me of my dad teaching me farm work when I was young....... from a Kenyan in Australia, thanks for the great work you do with Grant and your dad
The thing Grant found in the field is a old insulator off a power pole great video happy harvest
Old glass insulator, three on the pole across street from me still in use.
correct
Too bad it wasn’t a whole insulator, they sell pretty well on Ebay.
Grant, the insulator is right on. They were also used by the telegraph company along the railroads. When the Rock Island closed down in Iowa the old right a way was turned into a walking/bike trail. The poles and insulators are still there.
Johnny I didn’t know that about Ebay I probably have 50 or more we got off the railroad when I was a boy thanks
Little Laura had some pretty good skills and now married Laura is taking charge. Great videoand hope the beans are yielding well.
If you do break something, you can help repair it. As you already know a farmer has to have multiple skills. Take your time. You will do fine. Your nerves are not showing. Just breath and relax. Good job farm girl! You are a rock star of a farmer. Love your videos.
Great job on those beans! The combine was ready for you, and you accomplished the whole job seamlessly.
Grant’s segment, “a little row of shame” on his Dad cracked me up 😂
Seeing “little Laura” was a sweet memory ❤️It really took me back, watching our little Sweetie Pie. 🥰
Wonderful video! Love ❤️ you,
Grammy
i really hope she didnt just ignore her grandma like that
Grant you were missing a lug nut on that semi trailer.
I thought it was missing one also
I thought the "looks good" was going to be a joke!
He is missing one
Missing lug nut.. glad others saw it too!
Knew it would be in the comments somewhere .....
I tell you from the stand point of a journey Tool and Diemaker I am 60 years old, and I can tell you it is inspiring to see young people in love with their trade.
Laura and Grant the Lord Jesus abide in you!
It is very obvious and wonderful to see.
You are what make this country great!
I love that story of you as a kid falling asleep in the combine.
Laura, I really loved this video, watching you operate this combine for the first time, being nervous, chuffed and with satisfaction written all over your face, you should be proud of yourself. And all that with a beautiful smile on your face as always.
You know men are just as nervous as you with a piece of new equipment. We’re just not as cute being nervous as you are. Fun to watch.
My father was a dairy farmer and I remember riding with dad to mow clover, plant tomatoes, wheat and oats then harvested it those products. Also grapes and asparagus. What a wonderful time on the farm we had. Also almost lost an hand. My father lost the side parts of 3 fingers on the cutting blades of the combine
I love the fact that you didn't get caught up in the Hollywood lifestyle and remained a simple farmer, I applaud you my dear, keep on farming.
“Little Laura” was a real cutie. I think she turned out amazing!
It looks like you are moving up in the harvest hierarchy Laura, soon to be taking over the farm and letting dad relax a little. Just loved seeing little Laura man handling that combine, fantastic. Looked like Grant's harvesting was going great also. I think you must be very multi-task able, operating the combine, taking videos, talking to us just one amazing woman. Hope both your harvest are great, may you keep on farming, the world needs people like you and Grant, Laura. Take care and farm on.
Man, I did not expect to wake up today and watch a super gorgeous girl operating a combine.
A network really needs to pick you up and create a show.
What you picked up in the field is an old electric line insulator
Yep! Looks like part of an old Hemingray insulator.
Good Morning from North Florida. Always looking forward to your video's. That upbeat personality always brings a smile. Thank you.
As a city kid from the streets of Brooklyn, I went to the country and worked on a family dairy farm in the summer once back about 65 years ago. Hard work from dawn to dusk. In between the milkings there was all the work planting and harvesting the feed. Retired now at 76 from the pharmaceutical industry and remember those as some of the best days of my life. Love you guys and your families.
i really enjoied the tiny laura, a big hug!
I love how you are always so happy and it just lightens my mood😌
I agree with you
Laura is so adorable and makes me happy with here positive attitude and smile 🥰💪
I remember losing my combine virginity in 1984! To say I was crapping myself was an understatement …
Much smaller & far more basic than your luxury pad, I'd bought a 1979 MF525 Super2, with a 10ft cut, and the first hurdle was getting it into the field as there was only 6" to spare, even after taking the gate off its hinges! The MF 10ft cut had an overall width of 11ft 6 inches, and the gap was 12ft less the crucks for the gate, and it was one of 2 angled field gates at the top of a farm track!!
When I took the farm on, I'd just finished Agricultural College, but it hadn't been run as a working farm since my Gran retired 20yrs before, but she'd run it as a dairy, so none of the fields were arable equipment-proof! 😂 My father, a baker by trade, had done some care & maintenance work after having heart problems a few years before, but he had died suddenly in 1980, he was 55 (Gran, his mother in law, died 4 months after Dad!) and I was 19, and mum had finally had her MS diagnosis after 15yrs tests and theories! All in all, not a great start for my first year in farming!
I was still crapping myself at the controls of the combine, and absolutely NO tech to rely on, or a cab either for that matter! 😂😂 There was far too many thresher settings to get right, and even driving as slow as possible seemed like I was going wayyy too fast!
Laura, I only had 10 feet to keep an eye on, and no unloading on the move, how on earth did you manage a 30ft cut, screens everywhere, and that grain cart!! My brain was hurting like hell, but you just smile through as you film everything!!
Your hubby is one super lucky guy.
Good morning from Central Florida!
My favorite shots in any of the farmer videos I watch across UA-cam are the combines and grain carts going at sunset. Always looks so amazing.
Just a hint start start up at an idle then increase engine speed give it a chance to get things moving slowly and fluids moving. Also I thought you unload starting with roof then the cart LOL sorry just had to do it
best comment on video for informative beginnings and turned into banter.
OK everybody. Laura Farms only needs about 3000 more subscribers to reach 200 K. She and Grant are the bomb. Just share this one with your friends and maybe, just maybe LF will pick them up. It won't hurt you. Support this farmer. Share.
Looks like a lot of fun. Full of responsibilities but fun. Your Dad's a good teacher. Girls can do anything. Such a huge expansive sky. Make the day seem longer just looking at it.
I love the American flag flying proud on the top of the combine!
I agree 💯 with you! The flag is symbol of those that fight daily for our freedom. Had a guy this weekend that had 22 years in the Navy telling me it was nothing but a piece of cloth. He said he didn’t serve for the flag and couldn’t get out of him what he served for in the Navy. Made me angry and I walked off before I said something wrong. We we’re at a shooting match at a gun range. How does he think he can go to an open gun range and shoot his guns. Much less own and be able to carry a gun without that “Flag”. I fly two on my gun cart red, white and blue, plus a darker blue line flag for Law Enforcement. Keep flying the flag!
@@CenterFire God bless the Flag
@@CenterFire Do this in Germany, you are a nazi :D
@@CenterFire But really, it's just a piece of cloth. Also, nobody has fought for your freedom since like WW2.
It is funny because any other country if you saw a combine with their own countries flag on it you'd think "what an idiot" and then Americans are like "Fighting for my guns and Freedom" hilarious.
omg, little Laura was so precious. You were vlogging even when you were little huh? keep the great work. I enjoy seeing Grants clips as well.
Probably like 8 years ago LOL. For us old guys that’s like just yesterday!
Kick ass entertaining girl… Grant seems like a lovely man… you both are so very fortunate! Embrace everyday as the beautiful gift life really is here on this wonderful planet… you both rock! Peace & Love…😀
Props to Dad he seems like he is a great guy
The love your father shared with Little Laura 💞 made my day
The little Laura was precious. The guy I work for has a young daughter and she is very Impressive the way she runs all the equipment on the farm. It reminded me of her seeing you running the combine as a young girl. Good luck on harvest this year!
That thing that Grant found is an insulator off a very old telephone cross arm. We were still placing the clear ones when I went to work for AT&T in 1965. The green ones was many years before that.
Laura you are awsome and Grant is fortunate to have you as his wife.
Little Laura was as cute as could be.
Keep up the great work. Watching every video from north georgia.
Lol! I love “little Laura”. I love watching you and your husband. I’m the father of two grown daughters and miss girls around the house. 😟 They gave me three grandsons...that I love very much, but I really wanted at least one granddaughter. I think that’s one reason I love watching y’all. Thank you two and enjoy your lives. Charles ❤️❤️
Your channel is difficult to describe what comes to my mind is, refreshing, happy, anticipation of next blog, positive enthusiastic and energetic. Sorry if I can’t come up with the right words to describe your work. Keep up what you’re doing being retired disabled veteran I look forward to your positive start to every day, thank you
Good job Laura! Yes,wasn’t a surprise to see you in a flashback, running the combine was my favorite when I was farming. Much less electronics than you deal with. Your family is greatly appreciated for doing what you do! A BIG HUG and THANK YOU !!!
So interesting learning about the daily life on the farm. Your excitement on running the combine is so funny. Cute as a bug in a rug :) What that in the rug, Laura bug! Ha. Grant and you are really lucky to be able to share this adventure together.
Ничего не понимаю по по-английски,но так увлекательно смотреть видео этой симпатичной девчонки,как она управляет этой техникой,на таких работяг как семья и держится вся Америка,молодцы 👍!
Little Laura. One of the coolest segments you have added to a video. Made my day
Thanks to you and your family for doing what you do (farming). I really enjoy watching you videos. I would have to say you have an awesome family.
YES...it is a glass insulator, not especially for electricity but came about in the days of telegraph lines, used for early to mid 20th century phone lines as well. Some are very rare and can be worth a bundle, I use to collect them, many different makers, colors, etc. Part of Americana glass history. LAURA does a great job!
Your Mom hit the jackpot, with your lunch love it.
Love the flag on the combine!
Hey Grant, the green glass is a part of an old school glass insulator.
Beautiful landscape you have out there with the sunset. Must be very satisfying to get that work done without any major issues. Your parents must be very proud of how much you have learned and are keeping the family business going. Much luck and best wishes to you and your family! These videos are so great to see how farming is done in the modern age.
Ohh, I loved that little Laura clip, so sweet.
Enjoyed seeing the nervousness and then the joy of unloading into the ‘auger cart’. The enthusiasm you have for all your work is a pleasure to watch. Grant’s segments are also very interesting and educational on some things that you might not see otherwise. Praying for Grandpa.
Grant, that was an electrical insulator from a power pole. Laura, the younger you sounded more confident in the combine than the present day version!😂😂 I am sure having your Dad in the combine didn’t hurt back then!
Fantastic little Laura shining at such an early age, Fantastic
Thank you Farmers, for all you do! Love the Flag flying, the sunset and the little Laura flash back.
Absolutely. 🇺🇸 Thank You!
I’ve been watching for over a year now and still can’t get over how gorgeous you are!!!😜. Grant’s a very lucky man!!
Did you start the head at full rpms because your not supposed to do that it’s really rough on your belts great vid
You are doing very well in the binder cutting beans keep them coming and hope your grandpa is doing well god bless stay safe
glass insulator for power pole and little Laura is soooo adorable.
Good morning and Hello Laura. If I may offer a word of advice, check your mirrors before you back up. You just never know what's behind you. Other than that, great job!
“You just never know what’s behind you”? I thought the whole point of looking is to know what’s behind you. Otherwise what is the point of looking?
@@wolfhunter6711 r/whoosh ... :D
His voice was full of pride in that early clip! (You were a little cutie too!)
Enjoying the flat land view....so relaxing/peaceful.
Stay safe and healthy out there Laura.....God Bless the American Farmer.
electric line insulator, it's a collectable if it wasn't broke.
At 8:14.. That's an old Telephone Insulator. It's very old. It's what old Telephone 'Open Wires' were attached to on a Telephone Pole. That one is broken up pretty bad so it has no value. It's glass, right? I'm a retired Telephone Engineer and have seen thousands of those throughout my career. I even had quite a collection of different colors and styles.
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Later.
Good comment. Many are saying it's a power line insulator, but it wouldn't have had sufficient flashover resistance for that service.
@@vk2ig It's a Telephone, Open Wire, Insulator. Open Wire was the first Wiring that Telephone used. It was non-insulated, protected. I've seen and owned hundreds over the years, since 1973. I'm a retired Telephone employee. I know the difference. Did you watch that video I attached in the previous thread? This was about the best video I could find on UA-cam. Later.
I find your programming absolutely fascinating. Spent my entire life working outdoors as a U.S. National Park Ranger who married a farmer's daughter. Learning more about farming and where our food supply comes from watching your vlogs than I ever could have expected. Love your work ethic and the values you, Grant and your extended family convey. Also love the American flag flying over your machinery. Your positive attitude, wonderful smile and great educational content keep me coming back. Thank you so much for sharing and for all you do to support America. Stay safe, happy and enjoy life.
Grew up riding on the arm rest of my Dads dozer learning the balance of the machine so I didn't fly off brushing rocky terrain. Irreplaceable memories I'm glad you have