Onward to North Dakota Working on a Family Farm

[@sukikom2259]

It's so informative, and so Interesting. Thank you for showing us these farm processes.😅❤

[@roamer1588]

Always interesting Bri 👍👍🇬🇧👍👍

[@NoFate247]

Seeing you pop up in my yt feed is like getting a visit from a good friend 🎉

[@lisaferrara8120]

As a city dweller, this is fascinating and educational. Farmers are hardworking, and they should be acknowledged for this.

[@lindythompson6196]

Really fascinating! Great video!

[@jobabs]

And you're seeing just the harvest. So many steps in crop farming people don't ever see: preparing the soil in the spring, the planting, spraying or cultivating, etc. And praying for rain, of course.

[@twochickens3954]

Farmers feed cities!

[@JG-kv4oi]

Farmers are the biggest gamblers in the world.

[@Vantasticviews2]

I’m a travel nurse and had a contract in Grand Forks ND a few years ago. One thing I learned very quickly is if a farmer voluntarily came into the ER, everyone immediately ran to evaluate because farmers are so STOIC that by the time they decide to come in to the hospital or call EMS, they are hanging onto this life by a fine thread. Very tough folks, don’t say a whole lot, but ALWAYS say “Thank You.” Great people! ❤️

[@atlantaguy762]

Brian, if you could count in dollars the joy you bring to others who get to watch your videos, you would be a very rich man. Thank you.

[@AdventureVanMan]

👍🏼

[@richardabraham3667]

I just started full time nomad life in April 2024. Just finished my first beet harvest for American Crystal as a sample taker/ground crew, on the night shift at the Oslo receiving station. I thought it was actually kinda fun. It was certainly a new and interesting experience. I plan to go back next year. Your excellent video from 2020 was very helpful in letting me know what to expect. Thanks Brian. Be well and keep up the good work!

[@Marigold-m2]

Thank you for not being like any of the other "nomads". You have work hard, don't have high drama & seem to genuinely care about people & things around you. Thanks for shariing your adventures. Love the beautiful sunset. 😃 Take care. (from the Canadian Prairies)

[@janitoronfire]

I will be retiring from USPS on May 31st. I can’t wait to live your lifestyle to supplement my pension. I own a Casita travel trailer and am ready to go. I will be 57 and a half.

[@forwimp]

I'm perplexed as to why you don't have a million subscribers. This was another excellent visit with a most pleasant friend.

[@ruthanderson1758]

Eye opening video. You just never realize how much work goes into harvesting crops. For the most part, people just take it for granted when they purchase a bag/box of beans, etc. from the store. Seeing all the equipment and manpower, etc. required to do this work explains a bit why prices are so high.

[@lorettaterpstra6373]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing, Brian. Thanks to all our farmers!!!

[@teresap.5991]

We owe farmers our lives 💕 thankyou to you all! Brian, so happy for you ❤. Stay safe and happy 😊

[@lmErnest]

Makes me happy to see farming. I grew up on a farm and are some special times

[@susanstrickland6774]

Good for you, that's a job you seem to enjoy. Hard work but you get it done. My Dad was a farmer, so enjoy these videos. Be well. 🙂👍

[@quinnedwards3727]

I've been following you since the beginning and I think you've done seasonal work the longest out of the other vanlife KZbinrs I follow. Many of them transition to online work. I really enjoy these glimpses into seasonal work. Makes you really appreciate the food in the grocery stores. Thanks for bringing us along. ✌️

[@jennyhackenberg]

Oh those sunsets are so beautiful. I am envious. Please be safe out there and god bless you. Glad you made enough to enjoy life for a bit. You deserve it.

[@elisiadriver4592]

HOLA MIJITO 👋 Another great video! See you on the next one. SAFE TRAVEL'S EVERYONE, ONWARD BOUND ✌️ ♥️ 🤲 🌊 🧜‍♀️

[@jaschroeder59]

Great video! Always like your beet harvest ones.

[@maxrkmrose]

It's good to see the dog again! Makes me feel at home.

[@jobabs]

I grew up on a cattle-feeding farm operation in Northeast Nebraska that grew oats, alfalfa,and corn to feed the cattle that were shipped out at 1300-1400 lbs to the packing plants, where the meat ultimately was sold in grocery stores and prepared in restaurants. Soybeans were a cash crop. There was always something to do, year round, hardly any down time. If there was down time, we rested. It was my Dad's calling, and we just laid him to rest a month ago. My brother and wife, their daughter and son in law carry on the business. It's a good life, indeed.

[@scottthejeepguy7499]

So sorry for your loss.

[@jasonaustin1038]

Love ya, Brian. Watching since late 2016. My van build is complete and I leave for van life in March! THANKS and LOVE for the years of picking me up!

[@Captain-Max]

On to beet harvest. I've been watching Nebraska corn and soybean harvest for the past month. Now, with temps dropping, it's time to watch South Dakota beet harvest. I'm keeping my recliner and remote busy. I wonder when my first paycheck will arrive? 😂

[@TheMomentEnds1]

Looking bright eyed and bushy-tailed brother! Farming is hard work, that family farm was lucky to have you to help with harvest.

[@thizizliz]

I'm glad the beet harvests are good for you. Here's hoping you have a great year with affordable fun.

[@sharonbice4119]

Thanks Brian! So fascinating to see how the at growing and harvesting of sugar beets and soybeans. Love the look into those life.

[@CAF91060]

Thanks for the beet lesson! Be healthy 😀

[@gwb8445]

Nice to see these small towns you pass through!

[@bogopuar7463]

I drove a truck for a farmer in Grafton. It was a great experience and the people there are the best. I harvested potatoes, pinto beans, and sugar beets. We were in Drayton often.

[@robertstrohm2412]

OMG great content, thank you so much for giving this city dweller a taste of the farming life, long hours but satisfying knowing you are feeding the world from right there on the farm. The sheer quantities blow my mind. ❤

[@josephlwallssr6166]

Thank you Brian for the update and sharing the beet/ soybean harvest! Ausum!😃

[@numbers22_28]

I watch all of Brian's videos 2 to 4 times.

[@billburkart8527]

I really enjoyed this, thank you Brian. 👍👍

[@cherieleeishere]

Thank you for sharing as always Brian 🙏🏻 you are continuing to live up to your name of Adventure Man! What an adventure 👏🏻 keep safe 😀 blessings from Australia 🦘🌏

[@esousa486]

COOL stuff you are showing us Brian ...... LONG workdays though, ... (So you EARNED that dough) !!!!! Good for you 😉😎👌👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@snowbirdlady7221]

Thanks for the vlog Brian. Very interesting! Safe travels back south.

[@goldviper5280]

Great educational video. A farmer life is so difficult. People go to the grocery store and have no thought of how the food gets to the store.

[@lindakrusyna7275]

Thanks, Brian for educating us about beet farming. This was very interesting. Safe travels.

[@MissFancyClancy]

Great and informative video Brian ... when you showed the inside of the apartment, it brought back memories of when you were there several years ago. Great job opportunity for you right before winter sets in. Over the years, you have found some really cool, consistent jobs. Thanks for always taking us along with you! ♡

[@carolyntolliver1146]

Wow what a strenuous job, not too many folks could handle it so well as you did.

[@vtownpaddy517]

The sugarbeet /soybean process is amazing. Great video!--VTown Paddy Patrick

[@davidmurling4252]

The sugar beet harvest is quite a process and thank you for sharing it with us

[@michaelboucher6115]

Very impressive watching this one. You have lots of skills in your toolbag...

[@Ebacherville]

Allot of people probably dont get the aliens at devils tower remark, but a big old plate of mashed potatoes sound really good right now :D

[@deshawniskeng-mixedmediatv]

Welcome to ND we're glad to have you it's actually still fairly warm for it to be November

[@loriegreene9375]

Great video and I learned so much about beets. Thanks Brain!

[@michaeltablet8577]

Excellent video! Always look forward to the next one! Stay safe and be blessed!

[@benjaminpeters2518]

Thanks for a glimpse into the sugar beet harvest that we as consumers take for granted. What a beautiful video of the sunsets at the farm. Stay safe in your travels.

[@whatsitlike6392]

Like others, I found this video really interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@scottthejeepguy7499]

Thanks for sharing your work video, did some farming as a young man, hard work, I appreciate all farmers. Away we grow.

[@cadence9055]

Thank you for showing the actual beets and how they’re harvested. It’s very interesting. And that you can just step right back into the job after a year! Wow! 🎉

[@AprilRoseNW]

Watching this makes me appreciate the farmers and all the workers so much more ! Thanks for the small glimpse into a professional farmers work day .

[@debslifesimplified6406]

I'm glad your doing the sugar beet harvest again.

[@spaceprepper3657]

May the good Lord watch over you and your family and friends. Peace and Love 😊.

[@buckijunki8167]

Good Morning Brian! Just made my day!✌✌

[@jerrodhawbaker7985]

Thank you for sharing that I know since I am homebound that is something I’ll never get to see and I appreciate it. 100% thank you for your great videos.

[@poges]

Nice to see sugar beet farming. I know there were those beets grown in Manitoba Canada north of the Dakota's in the past.

[@ledesclos5321]

Thank you for these work adventures. Love beet harvesting.

[@TXMEDRGR]

Thanks for sharing this process with us. It is interesting to learn how farmers provide our food. Thanks for the hard work and commentary.

[@Nova2032-]

North Dakota Family Farm…. Looks like some nice folks there to help any trucker drivers that might need help. There no way I could climb those Ladders though! Hihi Hats off to you. I’ve never been to North Dakota, it looks lovely and green.

[@calfolk7381]

Great video! I live in Oxnard, California. The Oxnard Brothers opened a sugar beet factory here in 1899 and closed it in 1959. Strawberries are the number 1 crop now. ✌️

[@bafergs]

Great to see you back in North Dakota. We used to drive up and down that way visiting family. As always, enjoy watching your videos. Stay safe and we’re already looking forward to spending the coming months following you here.

[@cindyjohnson6656]

Love your videos and your upbeat attitude

[@elizabethbrundagemediajour150]

Thanks so much for sharing how you are working and helping the sugar beat harvest. We always enjoy your videos. ❤❤

[@Bmwhacker-fl4qj]

Awesome...I'm from "Beet Country" in Montana. Was typically involved in Grain Harvests rather than Beet Harvests. ALWAYS long, long days...7 days a week. 🥵

[@Lt_Tragg]

Wow! You made bank Brian for a month, good hard work on a farm. I used to do that as a younger lad summers. I loved it. What an interesting shift from the tranquility you enjoyed over the summer.

[@tmcdou737]

So glad to hear from you again !

[@prpman99]

As always...thanks for sharing your adventures. Interesting to see the harvest. Keep them coming.

[@kathyoliva6966]

Loved this! Thank you for the education! 😁

[@horselover123962]

Thanks for showing us some of the sugar beet process. That was very interesting! Congrats on the profit from all your hard work as well!

[@philo5096]

8 g's for 30 days, not bad. Except they were 14 to 16 hr days. You earned every penny. Thanx, great vid.

[@kardwise9714]

Thank you so much for this video. I’ve always wondered how this worked as a trucker

[@maxcorder2211]

Though I’m a Montana resident, I’ve been pheasant hunting in N Dakota for many years. First near Regent & Hettinger, and more recently near Crosby. In Crosby we are able to stay a few days in the old original farmhouse (maybe 800 sq ft) on the farm where we hunt. They keep their grounds and buildings in very clean and organized condition, similar to the farm where you work. We didn’t have much luck this year, since the farmer planted canola, which pheasants don’t really eat. Enjoyed the video.

[@twochickens3954]

Thanks so much for all the farm footage. I lived on a farm as a small child, and my sister grew up to marry a dairy farmer. My other brother in law (not a farmer) had to do the silo climbing thing one time. It’s been around 20 years since, but he still talks about what a scary job it was. It was one of those tall corn silage type not the shorter grain bin type. My story is one particularly cold Christmas no one would help with the milking on Christmas except me. So there I am scraping cow flaps and putting out fresh hay on Christmas morning . 😂 I call it farm time fun. Thanks for another excellent video and for just being a nice person. 🤜🤛

[@rockbiterhd]

Nothing like bit of farm work

[@theathjr]

Brian I really love these harvest videos. I live in the Central Valley of California and grew up around all types of farming but the sugar beet and soybean operation is new to me. Great video. Safe Travels Amigo✌️

[@randallgd]

We just bought a AWD ford Transit box Van and will start our box van build and starting our planning for our 5 year trip across the US and Canada . Thanks for being so transparent on how you make it work for you.

[@bonniepwtf]

What a nice start to my day seeing you pop up on here. Was a very interesting video. I wouldn't be thrilled about climbing up that silo ladder either. Glad you were able to make a good chunk of money 💰. ✌️💚

[@daneboro6847]

Good morning Brian, hope you guys have a good and safe harvest👍🙏

[@davet7663]

I helped out with potato harvest several years on a much smaller scale. Love farm work. Helping feed America 😊 Enjoy your videos. Glad you got a nest egg to help get through the year. Be safe out there ✌️

[@msvg3]

Good you got some extra work in. Seems like a great family farm. Bonus kitty licks. ✌️❤️🐈

[@wittelarry1]

Very cool video Brian. Watching from Kingman Arizona

[@kirkvermont7965]

That’s seems like an awesome gig! Put a pile of hours in the short season and move on. Thanks for bringing us along my friend.

[@kellyatthedoublekranch5134]

Long days and lots of hard work 😅 I sincerely learn so many interesting things from the content in your videos. It’s always been that way. Thanks for another great one. Take care Brian. ✌🏻

[@TRountree54]

Totally interesting video. Thanks! A short time for great money to get on the road again and do your thing!Welcome back ❤

[@longdistancetravellermusic2185]

Before this channel I had never heard of a sugar beat… 😁

[@Buzz420]

I still enjoyed this video, thnx for sharing bro

[@nancycain4434]

Cool video!Thanks for taking us along on the beet harvest.

[@tomcaldwell5750]

Thank you, Brain. So good to see this beet harvest video. Take care and safe travels.

[@MrEroshan]

I drove trucks for a barley harvest a few summers during college, I really enjoyed it.

[@jaystewart9947]

Hello Brian. I’ve heard of nomads working the beet harvest but hadn’t seen any videos describing much. That actually looks like a pretty good gig. It’s farming so no 9-5 for sure but at 12 hrs +/- a day I’m sure that 30 days flew by. Another channel I follow, Big Blue Hauler, husband and wife, I think they worked the piler at a facility. I seriously could have sat through another hour of this content. Thanks for sharing your life with us sir.

[@thelegion_within]

he's got some videos from a few years back that are more in depth. this one was a nice refresher

[@jaystewart9947]

@ cool I’ll check them out. Thanks!

[@myjourneysinfaith]

Very cool thanks for sharing. Very inte

[@onedollah49]

Happy you are earning and enjoying the job.

[@billa6825]

Always informative & entertaining, Brian. Thanks for your work.

[@ogfergie1]

Love your videos.

[@charlesbarry7479]

Happy to see you back on the farm.

[@marianfrances4959]

Awesome! You'll need a good rest when that's all done. Be safe. 👍😎🇨🇦

[@kathykeener3523]

Your videos are so interesting!

[@lorifrier8921]

I work the beet harvest in Michigan at the piling station. I enjoyed seeing the field end of the harvest! I’m considering doing the Dakota harvest next year then coming to the Michigan one afterwards ❤

[@pianogirl3870]

Never knew how this is done....cool! Good $ too!