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.

Just found your channel. As a farm boy who didn't get to farm its awesome. Thanks.

is this an airplane or planter with all that instruments and equipment ?? How do you do a u turn ?? and come next to the planted row ?? and what the price tag on such advance planter ??

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

God that automatic variable seeding. Farming is so freaking complicated and high-tech. Mad respect.

the markers are our gps

Shit i missed the trenshing

Throw seed on ground----sit on porch until corn is ready to pick----pick---back on porch til Spring----repeat! God Bless You Sir---you have more nerve than a world-class poker player.

You are so happy to demo that planter and that eight RX

Who else uses if FS19 Map. Its so amazing how its pretty much doing the same thing and in a way connectng.

Hi my name is jack I am on the farm to it is fun

What was the music on the montage

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.

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.

Good lard! You take better care of your seeds than I do of my kids! Edit: 20:27 MWOOOHAHAHAHA!

Where is monster energy's sponsorship in all of this?

What is on your corn to make it green?

Fs21 do be looking realistic

Typical farmer justifying his toys.

That tractor is almost too clean.

Where are you from?

what seeder is that?

just cringing watching you use your knife to dig

CHUCKLES, YA HAVE THINGS PRETTY SPOILED WITH THE COMPUTERS ECT, WE STOPPED farming shortly after no till become a more dominant way to seed. prior to that i would go over the land 3 times once deep til with anthydro, one with the field cultivator and some areas we hada go over two times with the feild cultivator, but where i am going with this is we had 4 big ol levers to push or pull to unfold the equipement and lower and raise it, the fourth one usually was never undone from the C frame of the degelman dozer frame we had on the 835 versatile, learning for experience do not in half asleep droziness acidently hit the C frame control, laughs just say it did make a sweet 6 foot wide flat as glass trail until you realised it was on the ground lol, only up it only hit the ground so maybe was aprox 1 inch of dozing depth, but it still hit the ground. when we went from the 835 to the 975 versatil it was no longer a problem the tires were bigger and the dozer C frame stayed 4 inches above the ground lol but if was a big enough rock to hit it it woke ya up lol,

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.

6:18 into the video, We’re really doing it Harry! 🤣🤣🤣 that’s gotta be a dumb and dumber reference.

34 seconds into the video, did I see a Steiger tractor?? Whoop whoop

That New York Governor "Cuomo?" was bad mouthing Farmers about six months ago. Charlie Daniels heard about it and said' "That feller knows as much about farming as a hog knows about air planes!" R.I.P. Charlie Daniels.

Im so glad you talked about the markers, cause I was wondering why they were still on the planters. No im not a farmer, machinist by trade.

Where are the cows???

Australia when you got air seed 1/2 the country side irmys.info/more/a4Wqcnqbepl4lY4/fy-lm-h-y.html 🚜600hp_________________________🌳_______________________________🌳__🦘____________

10 mph you are definitely cruising.

It’s pronounced data

Why tf is the seed blue

Gayle Charpentier GOD BLESS THE AMERICAN FARMERS . New Iberia, Louiaiana KEEP AMERICA GREAT

Gayle Charpentier Keep Farming Keep America Great .New Iberia ,Louisiana

Do rocks rise up from below the surface over the years?

Do you love farming buddy, and if I was a farmer I'd love to farm as well

I love John Deere Tractors and there lawn mowers

Loved the montage

10 Mph planting. I remember riding on my Grandpa's John Deere while he planted by bouncing seed off of a steel pan he mounted on the engine cover. (This was back in the 70's) He couldn't afford the fancy stuff and boy was he awesome at finding different ways to get the job done.

When I am a farmer, I am going to use row markers and gps just to make sure gps is working right, my dad dose that sometimes

You Guys Are Awesome I Would Love To Be A Part Of An Organization Such As Yours!!.. I Been Farming All My Life But Nothing Close To The Acres You Guys Cover... If You're Ever In Need Of A Great Tractor Operator Feel Free To Send Me A Text I Would Love To Come Out..

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Fun fact corn seeds actually cost about 200 dollars for 30 kg’s

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 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

You could probably take a pocket knife to your finger at different depths and the scars can be an automatic depth measuring tool.

Farming: Chemist, geneticist, shipping and receiving, machine operator, parts guy, geologist, geographer, mechanic, fabricator, salesman, facilities maintenance, accountant, manager, trucker, and IT guy. When do you have time to be a farmer? And none of that is the stuff that takes you from the farm to promote awareness of farming. Or raising a family.... Geez...

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I'm an interstate truck driver here in Australia (you lot call it OTR) and have been for well over 40 years, mostly servicing the farming communities. The last probably 20 years it has been specifically driving tippers carting (mostly) grain, fertiliser, gypsum, lime etc so even though I don't have an intimate knowledge of broad acre farming, I have enough exposure to have somewhat more than a layman's knowledge. It is really interesting to note the very different parameters between your kind of farming and ours. In THIS part of Australia, we are really dry, so TOO much moisture is rarely "a thing"..... rather the other way around. Typically, our "blocks" or paddocks (what you call fields) are probably a bit bigger and whilst we do grow a fair bit of corn in my specific area, it's generally on irrigation blocks, as is the other crops such as cotton, rice and so on. A large percentage of what we grow on broad acreage is serial crops, such as wheat and barley and the like..... and they are our winter crops. We sow in our area commencing on April 25th and harvest in late October/November, although in the North it all happens a month or two earlier. Remember, we're in the antipodes, so our seasons are the reverse of yours. It s interesting to note the different terminology you use....... such as "planter" (we call that a seeder)...... in fact MOST of your equipment, although it's the same or similar gear, has quite different names. Another difference seems to be that our cockies (farmers) store their fertiliser "on farm" prior to sowing (planting) so there's no waiting for the co-op etc. As a truckie, amongst our busiest times are the "fert season" (prior to planting and later, "top dressing") and harvest where everything goes bloody nuts as we cart from the city distribution points (usually up to 500 miles away) to "on farm". That usually lasts lasts about a month prior to sowing and about the same, later, after it rains for urea and the like for top dressing. The lime and gypsum is often carted in the NON fert seasons and applied long before sowing. Of course harvest is also ridiculously busy as well. In my case, that's also carted into our own grain handling facility and we tend to cart OUT of it for the rest of the year, giving us loads to port et al to pick up the fert in the fert season. All in all, this has been very interesting for me, comparing the similarities and differences between your style of farming and ours. Properties or land holdings in my area tend to be 50,000 acres and upwards...... and I dunno how that compares to yours. Anyway .... I gotta go make some miles! Oooroo Indy

Dang.. it was like mission control in that tractor..

Zach- I am loving this channel. I just found it recently and I am hooked. I have a small compact tractor on a small property but I can not stop watching. You do a great job of making it entertaining and educational for us folks that have no idea of the tech and work involved in feeding us. Two thumbs up!! Cheers!

the best machinery!!!

Literally a more "granular" level. I grew up on a farm but I've been a programmer for 38 years where the term granular is used all the time. Words are slippery.

Very good G

Very good

This has to be the best channel on YT... Hands down

Maybe I didn't see it but does that unit have command control pro?

How much seed is lost per planting?

You have short fingers Zac. What else?

I need some talcum power to lube my equipment also.

Really great videos!! Hello From Denmark! Can Someone tell me what Song is playing at 6.29 😁😁🙏🏼

You know he’s a real filmer when he keeps the gopros in the fridge!

Lol in our country your dad's trucktor is most adventure machine lol.😂😂😂

What did you do and your job is my The ultimate goal and aspiration. Its my whish that i have a big farm whit best technological machins.

Oh god your trucktor is just like a space ship. So beautiful 😍😍😍. Our trucktor is old and useless compared to yours.

Your IRmys engagement is impressive.

So terrible and so big

Man them new tractors do everything themselves, on our farm we are still using an old John deere 4430 to dig up our fields, and a john deere 4020 to plant.

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.

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Wow, you have some serious equipment young man. More power to you.

Oh God, if we could have more old fashion millinials, we'd be better off for sure from my 50 years I've lived

Awesome. Farming is not a job, not a business, it is an ART.

Where u get the shades?

19:36 That is part of a Maintenance crew

Where is the bathroom in that CHEAP tractor? It sure is nice.

Was that a Steiger cougar at 0:34

This dude is playing farming simulator 19 real life edition

Always great to see planters in the field good luck this year👍🏻

Hey Zach! I was just wondering if y’all cut any hay or anything offline?? I am located in Virginia so I love watching your videos where you are! I am a big farmer and I cut, rake, bail, and hail hay! I love watching you sow and cut crops! Nice talking to you!

I, not being a farmer like the detail you share with us on the internet. Thanks

you should go to case

More free equipment to use

How wide are your rows and how far is it from seed to seed in the rows?

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

You should get yourself a little more expensive pair of sun glasses. Don’t worry the tax payer will pay for it. Like all the rest of your fancy toys.

How does the seed go thru the lines

do use a soil temperature before planting

Question: By comparison how long do tracks last versus conventional tires?

The Google ads are offensive and I wish they could be removed. Rest of the video is interesting and informative

I think it was FBN that was out last year checking on some hybrid rows you corn planted. The main fields you are planting are they the same hybrid as last year or is there anything new?

you sounded like the camera guy in Groundhog Day - (thares more to it than just driving a tractor) hahaha

Does running over the seeds with the tractors or other trucks have an impact?

nice video your why i watch you tube question how many acres do you own

High tech farming itscame along way

Quarantine cut looks just fine, enjoying your vids.

Best of luck for a great season!,

Watching this as I’m planting corn in central Indiana lol

“Ground Truthing”. That is a term that every single person needs to use and practice.