Derecho DESTROYS Our Farm And Iowa!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Derecho destroys our family farm and Iowa. 10 million acres of corn is down and ruined. Trees, grain bins, machine sheds, houses and more are destroyed. 120mph winds hit us here in Iowa and caused a huge destruction. they called this storm the Derecho. If you enjoyed please feel free to subscribe, like and comment. Feel free to add the social media down below.
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Don't ever ask if 2020 can get worse since she has proven time and time again that the answer to that question is a big fat yes!
exactly what I was thinking. Wait till October, there will be flying spiders. 2020 a dumpster fire pretending to be a year.
Exactly! >.< This year needs to be over asap
The answer to the question about 2020 has now become No as its 2021
I'm so sorry! I'm in Waterloo and can't believe what happened to our beautiful farms and neighbors around our state. God bless you all!
Well now you know how we feel on the east coast when a hurricane hits our farm! At the end of it all just roll up your sleeves and get to work. Be very Thankful that you are healthy and alive! Nice job on the clean up.
I drove through the area from Austin to Rock Island through Des Moines a few days after the storm and I was in shock of how much damage there was throughout the state along I-80. I've made a few more trips through there & pray for everyone who was affected from this storm the best. It wasn't till I saw videos afterwards and saw how fierce that storm was on August 10th. I support all farmers for the incredible work they do. God Bless
My heart goes out to you guys in Iowa. Sending love from Tennessee ❤️
Faye Gibson thank you
when you are a little old man this will be a cool story to tell and something to brag about to your grandkids. even in spite of this you are living a dream.
Hope everyone recovers quickly from the storm
Solidarity from the UK. 👊 You did a great job with your clean up. Stay positive. You guys obviously have your health, which is a lot to be thankful for. Take care. 👍
God Bless all you guys. I am so sorry that this happened. I am really really scared of storms. Prayers for all concerned.
Items can be replaced and repaired glad you made it thru the storm safe and sound🙏
Wow Sir, I am sooooooooo sorry for you and your families loss!!!! But would gladly love to be with someone like you! A caring man!!!!!
I live in Cedar Rapids and have only gotten internet back 2 days ago, we were without power over 11 days, and we were "luckier" than many, I know of some without electricity for 3 weeks. Our neighborhood here looks more like a logging camp than a neighborhood. Everybody has been helping each other, that has been hugely encouraging. The sad thing is how little attention this storm got in the national media. I talked to one friend elsewhere who was in hospital recovering from surgery, for 4 days immediately after the storm she had nothing to do but lay there and watch CNN and Fox news and she saw one item about the storm and that had to do with questioning why there was no coverage. I have talked to numerous others that live elsewhere that never even heard about it. It is almost impossible to really grasp the intensity size and scope of the devestation from this storm to farms, homes businesses, crops trees - everything.. The wind was blowing the rain so hard there were "white out" conditions and in some places it literally stripped the paint from siding and structures as if it had been sand blasted, so much so that the insurance company did not even questioned the need to have this replaced.
Sorry to see all that. The farmer is the heart of our nation and the world for that matter, please help out the farmer as much as you can. I am a small city boy that has never worked on a farm but I do have aunts and uncles that have a dairy farm and a angus cattle farm. support our farmer with what ever you can, they will be very grateful for what ever you do for them, and so will the world.
Farmers get out and keep going. Proud of all your hard work on your farm. Prayers for you and your family
God bless
I haven't heard about this at all. I only found out through comments on an Onion article. This is scary and really sad. I hope people can recover.
Thank you
My prayers for all persons affected by this storm. I was raised in Nebraska Sandhills Ranch country and raised my family in Southeast Nebraska before moving to Arizona for work. I can't believe the destruction from this storm. The flooding last year ! Hopefully some people can use the downed trees to heat their homes and shops using the downed trees in wood burning stoves. Thank God for protecting all of you physically.
I feel for you! we have sheer winds up here in southern alberta that has cost me million in lost income !
So sorry for all the damage. Will be supporting your channel for sure.
Damn, so sorry about your farm being destroyed. Thoughts and prayers for everybody involved in this crazy storm.
God bless
thank you. sorry to see all the damage. joining with others to wish you a healthy recovery.
Mother Nature always throwing us curve balls!! Lots of damage!!! But you still have a lot standing, that's better than some!!
All you can do is document everything and start cleaning up the mess... Hopefully get insurance to cover most of it and replace what you need!!!
Keep your head straight!! It's not the end of the world, just a big speed bump in life.
Before my time, but the Columbus Day storm of 1963 did the same thing in Oregon and Washington.
Dairies in the Willamette valley we're leveled, some cows we're found miles away.. it was a left over hurricane.
Had a few good roof removers since too..
Feel for you all!!! Thoughts and prayers are with you all!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
@W B The opposite is far more accurate!
Good luck and God bless you with a quick rebuild, coming to you from the Des Moines/West Des Moines area. God bless the farmers.
I'm really sorry you are having to go through this. We had this happen in 2012 in Virginia which was horrible! These derecho are so widespread that they are not able
to pull in help from other locals as EVERYONE is affected in a large area. It was nearly 3 weeks before we got power back. I know it looks overwhelming to you right now but
it will get better, just take it one day at a time. You will recover from this. Stay strong.
My thoughts and prayers to you all. Sending love from Pittsburgh, PA. We love our Farmers...♥️🤗
I had not seen any videos/pictures until I happened upon this video. Thank you for sharing. Tornadoes in TN every year do this much damage and more so you are blessed that this is a once in a lifetime occurrence. So happy your house and most of your buildings have very little damage. I hope most of your crops survived and you are so blessed that your equipment was untouched. This will be a year to remember in so many ways.
I would love to spend a few days back in the farm land. Most beautiful country in the world, except when digging out after blizzards.
I hope your power is restored soon.
I lived in oklahoma, but this was so beyond what anyone would expect. These winds were "So Fierce" and I'm So heartfully sorry for all of you and am praying and believing for recovery.
Well, there go corn prices. I was waiting to see Aunt Em and Toto running around the place (yes, wrong state, I know). Good luck on the rubuild!
Love their videos I’m a new subscriber and I already love this. I actually used to work on a farm and so I have a lot of respect for farmers without you all it would impossible to get great food. So thanks a lot for everything
Had a derecho come through stl/illinois back in 2006 pretty wild stuff
Praying for y’all!
I see this and can't stop shaking and crying! I'm so glad you and your family are physically okay.
One thing I have learned in my 60 years. is never ask if it can be any worse.. because indeed it can get worse.. Y'all may have damage but it is either fixable or replaceable ..if one looses a life that can't be fixed or replaced.. I have lived through many hurricanes and now many blizzards..It takes time to recover.. but you have your life and you can do it
Thanks for the words!
So sorry for all the damage and all the work time and money that it will take to recover. Farms are hard work and I have the up most respect for farmers. So, so sorry to see all that hard work keeping the farm running pretty much destroyed. God bless you and your family.
Sorry for all the damage. It could of been worse, you guys could of been home, and maybe lives could of been taken. Your spirit was up, which made it better for you. God Bless
God bless the rebuild.
Thank you sir
Love the sounds of crickets in the Midwest. I sure do miss that. When I hear it I know I am home.
What destruction! Hope your electricity is restored soon and all the repairs are completed in the near future. Farmers have enough to deal with without mother nature adding to the mix. Wishing you the best!
I dont live in Iowa or surrounding states effected by the storm. I live in PA so it didn't effect me. I am so sorry on what happened to your farm. I would be glad to donate to help you rebuild it.
Since I can neither 'like nor dislike' this video, I'll simply say: my heart goes out to you guys, all of you effected by this weather event.
Yeah it's sad to see all the damage. I'm in Florida so we are used to hurricanes here I've been through about 10.. on a positive note at least you can say what it feels like to go through hurricane force winds
Oh MY Word!! Was that jeep propelled AIRBORNE, into those transmission lines? It reminds me of the remains of storm chased Tim Samaris' car, after the colossal El Reno tornado killed him, his son, and a fellow storm chasing friend. Their car was tossed a whopping 3 miles.
Your a beautiful young couple.
May God's grace and mercy follow you throughout your life's journey.
My heart aches for all farmers in the Midwest. Insanity. Praying for you in Maine
Thank you for this.
Thank you for your strength & courage.
Sorry to see y’all’s farm tore up like thst😢sad to see, lots of work to do now, unfortunately those straight line winds are nasty!!!
May your families find strength with each other. You will recover. You still have your health. Grace and Peace to all of you wonderful people.
Thank you
I live in Fl lost a home to Erin 95 . Ivan 04 cat 4 trees down every where . I lost 19,trees . 3 months to clean up few hours a day . You have to look at as just things . You and family safe thats all that matters.
thank you for taping this for us to show us all the damages to your farms. I LOVE THE SOOTHING MUSIC; well done!
you taped sights close to me ... luther, etc.
you/family accomplished a lot in 6 days with your big tractor, etc.
best wishes on recouping from this hurricane and removing things from the fields!!
betty gordon, ames, iowa ...farmer's daughter ;)
God be with you.
So sorry for all the storm damage you guys have I wouldn’t have a clue where to start cleaning up at 😢 , wishing you guys the best for what you are having to deal with 👍
Thank you god bless
I drank everytime he said "guys", only had 18 beers though.
Jk, god bless, good luck,.
From watching so many of these videos of that storm I can say those winds were worse than any hurricane I've had to sit through (those cat 1's or cat 2's that I didn't evacuate for anyway) Imagine that! Hurricanes in The Heartland now!
I hate seeing stuff like this, but the media hasn't covered this much at all. Look forward to some harvest videos and you can put this behind you.
I SURE DO HOPE ALL THINGS ARE COVERED WITH INSURANCE.
I’m from Lisbon iowa and we lost a 105x60 shop and another shop slightly bigger, 6 grain bins, and a few old barns. It’s been rough. Hope y’all are recovering well
StrongFarms im about 20 mins from y’all! You should let me stop by and see your place!
Just message me on Instagram (Cuzifarm) or just link with me here
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So sad to see your loss, it must be only one example of what has happened to hundreds or thousands of farms in Iowa and near by states, nature will do what it does with no regard for us, by the time most people understand how serious our situation is it will be way past doing anything to reverse course.
I feel sorry for you I own a farm in central illinois I was worried about my farm. Good you are safe
david riggins I used to live on a farm in Gridley Illinois and had only seen tornadoes and strong wind damage but nothing like this widespread damage in Iowa. God Bless and stay safe.
Hope everyone is safe bless all of you farmers
regards from norway,hope things will get bether fore you guys from now on.
Hoping that no one was hurt. Being from Florida I can sort of understand what you are going through. Best of luck and wishes for your damage repairs.
Happened to us back in 70..good luck..God bless you n yours..bury the electrical..ifn you can
Bless ya all, hope it picks up quick, 2020 is a messy year!
I know it’s bad for you but it could always be worse. You guys are still here and that’s the important thing.
I am so sorry to see my home state devastated like this. It is so sad. I still intend to move back next year.
Sorry for your loss.
Prayers going out to you and your family. It is hard to set here and watch all of you going through such destruction and being so far away and not being able to help out.
God bless man
beautiful farm and land
"Can 2020 get any worse?" Just wait, we still have to get through November.
You got that right. Last year i said to some friends that i hope 2020 is better, it's worse.
Vote for Trump
Sure so more farmers can go broke 😁😁
Things will get worse when all of the dead people and Disney characters elect Biden
And December
It must be heart breaking to see your life's work destroy in a few hours. I hope the clear up goes well!
Love and prayers from WASHINGTON State.
That is just devistating! We got lucky in my area ( Peoria,IL) only got 60 to 80 mph winds, lots of tree damage.
Glad you are safe
That is still hurricane strength!
Seems a bit wrong to say I really enjoyed your video. I didn't like what I saw but I really liked meeting you and your channel. I live in Florida so I see hurricane damage pretty regularly and what you guys got is worse than what Florida gets I think. I went to College in Dennison, IA Worked at an IBP plant after school to help pay my way.
I feel for you and I support you.
God Bless All of You.
god bless you farmers without guys we cant eat
As long as you and your people are safe. What a destruction of crops.
Hope you guys got back power by now over here in Cedar Rapids had to wait 10 days
We got power back after around 7 days
God Bless. Glad you and your wife are ok
I hope you have a good insurance! God Bless You and Your Family and all affected!
My heart goes out for you guys stay strong stay positive
I feel for you. God bless.
Patricia Blue thank you
I’m so sorry for what happened. I hope things start getting better.
I’m SO sorry! Prayin’ 4 u guys!
Your crickets are chillin!
Holy sheep shit...... y'all had some weather! The more vids of the storms and after, the more wild it gets......... Good thing country boys are tough......
been a heavy fire oriented harvest season here, lots of field fires, almost all combine started....... also a friend backed over his mother with a semi, so..... interesting year across the damn board.
I was wondering how you got on other side of powerlines. Looks like she's stepping on 1.
I would also like to see vids on what your typical days are like on your farm
Oh my...just shocking!!
Try to slow the camera down don`t move back and forth so fast so much. you did a good job showing the damage to your farm. I live in Oregon close to the Columbia River gorge in the Portland area. We had 12 inches of snow and freezing rain 2 inches in February. it cost me 7 trees down and about 1500 to 2000 branches, a greenhouse, shed, gutters on my house, my truck, and my tracker. yesterday I had 17 members of our church came over and helped with the clean-up. I still have another 2 weeks to go! so, I know how you feel!
i was in it and my frontyard tree went untouched except for losing a few branches somehow
I know its tough, but, as a retired insurance agent, if you were insured correctly, your coverage will pay for everything, and I mean everything, and you will be reimbursed and have updates and be better off then before. Also, your crop insurance will cover you also, plus you will probably get more disaster payments from dump. That's something people never talk about. Also, I don't see any livestock so you will get paid for a blue silo to stick in your pocket, right. What's a new blue harvest silo cost? Folks will all say oh your so mean, but it's all true! But no-one ever tells you that. It's like when someone's house burns down everyone says oh let's give them a bunch of money! O.M.G. Insured properly and you get a brand new home and all new furniture and garage stuff , and you will probably have trouble spending all the money. WOW.
Good luck from Boone IA here!
LowSpecActionSquad thanks for the words!
I watch another channel in Iowa (cole the cornstar) his families farm has been hit hard too. Crop damage a large roof on there machinery shed a new ish bin blown in. Damage to their house. The local Co-op has something like 7 of 8 bins collapsed. How would i start with your problems. the power will come on at some time so make the place electrically safe. Water. If you can weatherproof the house. Where is the corn going to go in the next few weeks is it? When its harvested. So make a shed a priority. It going to be a lot of hard decisions. Its like eating an elephant . How do you do it? One bite at a time. Its all you can do. Its heartbreaking and the farm was clean and well maintained too from looking at this video. I feel for everyone there. You have achieved a lot in a couple of days. Lists of damage for the insurance company. It will act a pointers for when the assessor comes around. That will be enough to start with.
2020 is baby brother of 2021.
So sorry to hear this.
I'd heard that out-in-the-open livestock were massacred by ultra-ballistic hail, that also pierced people's skin like bullets; could that be true? I sure hope that the coming winter is not as unkind, as this summer was, as Iowa does occasionally get Siberian air masses.
Sorry to see your property loss. Being out there in the open would be terrible.
Thank you sir
Just subed feel for everyone in the path of that !
No one:
2020: Here's more tin
Good luck!