7 years of Bad Luck

[@johnworkman7182]

There's not a good operator alive that hasn't got stuck your daughters are good, carefull, drivers that anyone would love to have driving for them.Keep up the good work lol.

[@jkmcp45]

It a right of passage

[@kennethhedden1846]

Ain't that the truth!!!

[@stubstoo6331]

You don't ever have to defend you or your family Andy your all hard working people that the average (expert) couldn't keep up with.👍👍

[@elviejoperro3077]

Well said 👍

[@bradolsen8629]

I agree with you 100%👍👍

[@eugenevjohnson6372]

Couldn't agree more. The big picture is outside the viewing screen that tells the story. I never tire of Andy's family and farm videos. Thank you.

[@jeffbrooks6166]

At least we got a smile and a “awesome” from Sarah . Alex and Sarah are doing a great job considering the field conditions. Working in the mud really sucks but it’s gotta be done.🤷‍♂️ thanks Andy

[@tonyreynolds5112]

I feel for y'all. Bad enough fighting the mud. But then comments from people who aren't in the field with you. Thanks for the video. 🇺🇸

[@paulprigge1209]

Most of the folks watching us have never worked in this type of condition Let alone formed. It is called education. We have truly been blessed those those who have to do this type of work For family and others.

[@markreetz1001]

I laughed out loud (an actual LOL) when you brought up the "why would you plant in such a wet field." It wasn't that wet when you planted it I will bet! You guys not only have had a ton of rain lately, but your whole season has been wet. That field never had a chance to dry up. Funny thing about farming, you have to farm where the land is. Can't farm where there is no land. Great video Andy!

[@lt1nut]

I told my computer "because it grows!" I swear some folks ask a question before they think. Asking questions is good but so is thinking.

[@scottholbert1192]

Andy, you sure would think those expert buggy operators would no that different soils hold moisture different. And, if they weren't so busy patting themselves on the back because they already have 5k acres out ( in 70 degree weather with no rain and 3 combines ) that high moisture corn for the bunk needs to be done at all costs . And the weather were you are changes in a hurry to crap,and cold. I would think if they are such smart and great operators, they would come up and they would help you for free. It would be great content. The girls are doing great with the rice fields of corn. Farm on young lady's, and Andy you are a Saint to deal with these no it all cart clowns . Great video 👍 🇺🇸🐄🌽🍻

[@johns9315]

Yes it would be great to see them there sunk to the axels because they don't know what soft wet grounds like for sucking you in when you least expect it 😂

[@jimbrownlee1094]

Alex and Sarah are doing a great job driving in those muddy conditions, Sarah knew when to stop when she was stuck and didn’t bury the tractor in the mud so deep that it would not come out when the grain buggy was unloaded. A very unusual weather year some farmers have lack of moisture and others have too much.

[@rolandtaken7328]

Let em talk. Most of them have never been in the situations your in. Your daughters are some of the best help I've ever been

[@peteschiavoni]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. When it comes to getting stuck there are 2 kinds of people- those that have and those that will. Alex and Sarah do an amazing job. Those ladies are amazing as is your entire family Andy!! Never need to defend them- how they work and what they do says it all IMO!!

[@dalenoack3929]

You have a couple of professional grain cart drivers. The girls do an awesome job no matter the job they are doing. I'm sure you're proud of them and rightfully so.

[@lawrenceashworth7668]

In my opinion your girls do a hell of a job ! I’m impressed with all of your kids . They have a great work ethic!

[@farmerbill6855]

Andy, I'd stack your grain cart drivers up against any in the nation. They're careful and easy on equipment and best of all, they show up every time you need them. Great crew, great video. Best regards from Indiana.

[@glenrummel4483]

Andy, Those expert grain buggy operators aren't on the battlefield so they should just sit back and watch Sarah and Alex do their job in very difficult conditions. You all keep up the good work!!!

[@ejharrop1416]

I am amazed how much patience you with have with critics of what you show. I just enjoy watching and that is that. Take care and stay safe

[@paulprigge1209]

Amen! Most these people have not done this type of work. KZbinrs have a very thick skin

[@desertdweller4951]

Sarah and Alex are professional operators. Most of these keyboard operators couldn't get thru a mud puddle let alone a wet crop field. Great to see real farmers working no matter what

[@greg10469]

Andy has a lot of fun working with his family in the muddy fields. What a great farmer!

[@RocklandPaul]

Hey Andy. You’re a better man than me! I wouldn’t even entertain the trolls who want to badmouth your operations. Frankly, your family is amazing. Jarrod, Alex, Sarah and Andrew are so impressive working the farm with you. I’d venture to say there are few families (short of farming families such as yours) that work as hard together as you all do. Well done and you don’t have to explain ANYTHING about your operations to those who choose to slag you folks.

[@boB7710II]

Even the well season buggy operators get stuck once in a while. The ones that don't are liars

[@mikeznel6048]

The ones that say they never have been stuck are the ones who've never done anything other than criticize others on the internet.

[@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9]

Well I have never been stuck not once .................the tractor just wouldn't go where I wanted it wanted to stay in the low spot and take a break. We had to get a chain and force her to go 😆

[@martenk.george2152]

I'm not a farmer but I sure can respect hard workers that do what it takes to get the job done. You don't owe those back seat drivers any explanations. Although I'm glad you went thru the process so I could see how your inner operations work. A bit more involved than most people think. Thanks for posting Andy.

[@gordonbrand7021]

I personally thank you for sharing your days with us. Those days are sometimes easy, hard, productive, disastrous, costly, long, cold, humid, hot, frustrating, and everything in between. But, with camera in hand, you share it ALL to us daily. That is a job just in itself. For the armchair QB's that critique you, I'll think of them next time I take a leak! You and your family are the backbone of America. Truth is, 90 percent of us wish we could be you. Thank you Andy, love your videos

[@transmitterguy478]

Don't worry about it Andy, farmers have been working in the mud for thousands of years. It's either hot as heck or muddy as heck. THAT'S FARMING! Great videos, I look forward to them, keep on muddin.

[@jimconnor8274]

Your gals are doing get. Sara always has a smile and takes everything in stride!

[@rivierstad3817]

For us midwestern farmers - stone=rock 😀 We've all been stuck. My neighbor buried his Class tracked combined with 12 row head down past the axles. That was tough to get out. Keep going!

[@matthewlink2254]

Andy, as a viewer and a father of daughters, you should be proud of yours. I get a smile on my face watching them be part of the operation. I wish I could’ve done that with mine when I was farming. Even though Sarah is a bit shy around the camera, she seems enthusiastic while helping! Kudos to her! Hope to see more of Junior as well. Love the channel and I look forward to your videos every day.

[@linusbastien2431]

Iam 57yrs young,farming all my life.Last yr. drove a 9520rx with 1596 Avalanche,takeing care of three 790,s with 45'heads.they combine over 16,000 acres.AND MY 2 cents YOU GALS and GUZ DO GREAT.Keep on kicking ASS.

[@steveleverett300]

All I can say is God bless you and your family for the great job you all do as farmers. Keep it up a Andy

[@chrisschultz3759]

Andy you got some of the best grain cart operators… Them girls do one hell of a job for them field conditions they have to go through ,,, God bless you and your family 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@randallrbaker5030]

I was always told if you never been stuck then you weren’t working, and these rainy conditions make it challenging no mater how big or small a operation is. Keep videos coming . Thank ya

[@jesseburns9734]

Andy your kids do a great job running grain buggy. After seeing your part of NY state in person. I am amazed you all do as good as you do! With all the Rains this fall we are all playing in lots of Mud. God Bless you and your family.

[@jiffy59]

Always enjoy watching y'all Farman it's always education y'all make things happen for America thank you for all your hard work

[@darrelllowery8854]

Before I retired I would traded 3 or 4 of my drivers for either one of those girls. I would be proud to call them mine and I know you are Andy!

[@jonathangreenwood6379]

Great video again Andy, you are all doing a good Job especially in wet muddy land, you can't predict what the weather is going to do.

[@fasteddy7011]

I think Sarah and Alex are doing an awesome. They are always smiling and not stressed out. There are two hard-working young ladies. Alex even has a college education. They both run equipment better than a lot of men

[@rickg3387]

You never no when or where you might get stuck when you’re muddying out corn especially if you haven’t experienced that field before when it’s super wet. When you find out you will remember the next time where it was wet. I think your daughters are doing a fabulous job working in those conditions and not giving up and being conscientious and letting you know that hey l won’t get through that spot. I would be proud of your daughters if they were mine as l know you are. You are a great father and teacher as well. Your kids get their courage to do the things they do through you.

[@cubcadetsteve4148]

Mother Nature has complete control on our weather.. We have to deal the hand we are delt with.. nice dry weather or sloppy wet weather gotta get the crops off.. enjoy your videos Andy..

[@domthomas1002]

I was born about 35 miles south of Elmira, NY in Pa. I have heard that you all up there have had a terrible rainy season. Hang in there. You got it about knocked out. Now, time to get ready for snow.

[@CentralNH]

Sara was drumming on the seat...she must have been listening to Godsmack, Tool or Zombie or something. Another great video.even the MUD can get a pro like Sara.

[@kevintanner4881]

That is so awesome Godsmack I have their tattoo on my back of the Sun

[@dalelowry860]

A lot of the "experts" are probably farm simulator farmers from there keyboards. Enjoy your channel and keep up the good work Andy and family.

[@arthurkeler1456]

Great video Andy! You've got the best help going in the two girls! I'll bet you're repair bills would be endless if those so called professional grain buggy drivers were there in place of Alex and Sarah, keep up the good work girls!

[@jeffewell1809]

andy you and your team do an amazing job! i really enjoy your videos!!! thank you for sharing

[@anthonybanda8192]

Ah that's mud for you . We are in the same situation here in southern Michigan. We run tracks on all our equipment so it isn't as bad but we still get stuck just not as often. Sarah is doing just fine ! I don't care how good of an operator you are mud is the king bottom line. Not everyone's harvest or farm is perfect nor is the conditions. but the crop isn't yours until it's sold or in the bin as grandpa used to say . I wouldn't worry about the negative comments Andy. It's always sunshine and rainbows when farming from your recliner ! The armchair and keyboard farmers are sad . Great video keep up the good work !

[@28081481]

Well done girls! Loved it. You have a great family there Andy. Good to see the colours of fall appearing in the background. Corn planting time here in Aus, could be a wet one which would be the first time in a long time. Cheers

[@Ham68229]

Andy, Sarah wasn't stuck, just immobilized temporarily. Huge difference. :) LOL professional grain cart operators... I've yet to see a single cart operator NOT get stuck. Guess people tend to forget, a combine can go through an area where a grain cart can't simply, because a combine isn't pulling dead weight behind it. What might help with the cart is, if it had tracks but, I've seen those sink down as well and still, you're pulling dead weight. Sarah and Alex are both doing an awesome job considering the field conditions. This isn't bad considering you've had what 5-6 inches of rain. Great video as always, cheers :)

[@guydaubenspeck9206]

I appreciate people like you and either put these videos together. We've been over this before but I farm about three or four hours south of you in the western part of PA we've had a fair amount of rain but we missed that nor'easter that you guys got last week. People don't understand what it requires to feed them and in this country with 2% of us doing the work to feed the other 98%, we have to tell our story when you have all the inputs of seed fertilizer weed control not to mention all the time you spent planning you can't just sit there and watch it and hope it weathers the winter besides that cows go to eat in your videos make it very clear that your trying to do that and take care of that herd. Our forecast down here from what I saw this afternoon doesn't call for any rain for about two and a half weeks we don't have near as much to take off as you do we should get started here late this week early next it'll be either cribbed as your corn, or shelled and binned, or shelled and shipped off the farm. So wish you the best stay safe you guys are doing a great job!

[@waynefiebiger3202]

I've run grain cart and I hated working in mud more than anything it's stressful and they put too much on and then you rut up the fields and mud flies all over. Your girls deserve a pat on the back from what I've seen. Good luck

[@hankrains1705]

You folks get the work done and get through all of the problems that come up. Your entire family is good at doing all of the things they do.😀

[@roberthakeman9822]

Andy I don't know how you do it, I feel for you as I have been in your situation back in the 80's for 5 years in a row. No good operator doesn't get stuck in your conditions. If I had anyone running the grain cart and buggy would be your daughter's as they are careful and not wrecking stuff and very reliable, good job Alex and Sarah you girls rock !!!

[@Erated78]

Watched this one from the deer stand - Lots O’ mud - thanks Andy

[@dougboone7997]

I like the humor you have with your kids even when the things get rough

[@brianluehmann2214]

Hey Andy your girls no what there doing like others have commented every field has different soil and moisture and like you said it was 8 acres and you have little hills and alot of rain lately. Everyday I go to work I always tell the guys about your channel and wondering if things are going well. You whole family is darn hard workers I from a farming family we had to sell out I remember riding in the tractor with my dad going through the mud like your going through. I plan to crop farm in future. I just love how you just have a positive attitude in all videos.see ya in the next video from MN

[@jimclary7309]

It's rough fighting the mud, but you do what it takes. I fully understand the situation your in it happens part of farming. Enjoy watching your videos. Glad things turning around for you 😌 I'll look you up at the next one. You all stay safe!!.

[@rgj5832]

A man has to plant the field he has! You guys do a great job in less than great conditions!

[@sarahbolger6886]

This is Sarah’s dad here and my Sarah is the same age as yours. She drives tractor 🚜 for me on the farm and she drives dumpers and excavaters for her job. If all these so called professional cart drivers have never got stuck let them come and drive in those conditions and show us how to do it then. Enjoy your channel and greetings from lreland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@ActiveJoe]

Nice initial attempt save for your daughter in the grain cart/buggy and ultimately getting her out of a jam. At first I thought you may have been working on trying to lay out some letters to spell out a (patriotic) message. Seen other farmers do this - so cool. Gotta give your daughter a chance to narrate some activities in the future - she's a champ in all her tasks and does great (you must be so proud of her). Thanks for posting Andy - your tops in your field wherever you go👍👍👍

[@danroach9454]

Everyone just leave these folks alone. They’re doing fine without your arm chair management. Relax and enjoy the operation. They do not have to subject themselves to the abuse.. Great video.. I’ve been there, and, it ain’t easy. You folks make it LOOK easy.

[@markeetafarmer541]

I worked on A Broadleaf Tobacco farm that also had about 200 beef cows as well in Connecticut. A lot of the fields we worked in where in "The Meadows" aka The Connecticut River flood plane. Now getting stuck could happen almost anywhere. But the number 1 rule as a Tractor Driver was Don't Bury The Tractor. We used to keep a dozer around for that purpose of pulling out buried machines. Quick way to kill a day. I would say the girls are doing an excellent job, Reconizing machine is spinning and Stopping before its sitting on its belly.

[@G-Man-kc2nm]

I say this on allot of channels. Let’s see the videos from the negative comment people. Watching and commenting behind a keyboard is always easier than doing the work. You guys work very hard and make decisions based on sitting in the seat. If you’ve never been stuck ya never left the road! Great work, thanks for the videos.

[@BillSkidmoreoutside]

Everyone gets stuck, you are a lucky guy to have your kids working with you and learning from you, really like your videos, from your Vermont neighbor

[@johnpierce1251]

It’s easy for those that know or think they know to have harsh comments for someone like Sara that is in the growth part she will get better with time I’m impressed with how good she is for being a rookie her dad is the only one that has any right to criticize her action stay safe my friends …Sara you did a great job concerning how that field was rock on girl you got this

[@charleslynch7274]

Always love seeing your kids working helping out

[@mikemuniak4711]

Andy your a framer in wet land you guys do great work and you got great kids and great employees,if I lived closer I'd be honored to work for you ,keep up the great work now need to explain ,,,,,remember no farm no food ,

[@djs6466]

Hey Andy.. Gr8 channel and really enjoy all your vids you put out.. thanks so much for your time in doing so... The girls are doing an amazing job with everything... Both have become gr8 operators...Trucks and tractors.... Keep up the gr8 channel and thanks again..

[@alanpittman6579]

Don't take it to heart Andy... There is a lot of backseat drivers out there... I appreciate you making videos of real farming. Thanks

[@rogerparrett1770]

Andy ,thanks for all your vids,it looks to be a very difficult corn harvest,your girls are doing great on the grain buggies considerate the ground condition

[@randallmidgley7589]

Having fun yet🤣🤣🤣 Well done guys , remember it's character building. I'm grateful that you and your family share, mud running and all. Damn it's been a wet harvest, such a contrast to having to wet hay in the chopper.🥂👌😎

[@michaelolenick4078]

If these guys are so good, why are they not there helping you out. It rips me went guys that don't know the land that they think know so much. Those young ladies always do way above what is expected of them. Go girls, you rock the videos!

[@mariovurovec788]

All of you guys are awesome! That’s real farming!!! Like every bit of your video m8. 🍻 cheers

[@bradmorgan1234]

We have been in your shoes before and having 2 carts was the only way we made it seemed like the carts traded corn back and forth more than I dumped on them from the combine!!! They are doing a fine job!

[@davie2606]

Your channel is just comedy gold Andy.

[@charlesjenkins8078]

Great video.I always enjoy action in the field.

[@duaneknox882]

I thank you and your girls for this video. Its great that your family is working so good together.

[@tobyturner2811]

You have a great video thanks for what you do your family is great thanks for all you do I really enjoy what you do

[@steveransley7227]

I really enjoy these videos and how you explain what you are doing very interesting thanks.

[@michaelwellman3485]

Hi Andy, I was around Auburn this afternoon and it was spitting some of that rain/snow pellet mess, didn't last very long. Keep up the good work! Enjoy your videos!

[@rogerquenault7207]

In conditions like you have in them fields its a lottery whether you get stuck or not and its easy looking at something on a screen and saying “i would be able to drive through that” but another thing to be in the field doing it, your girls are great operators and I would’ve been glad to have them working on my farm.

[@thomasgiglio7475]

I have very great respect for you and your family, I have worked with big equipment all my life in construction. Most people have know concept of what you are doing. All of you do a wonderful job. You feed this Country and work come rain or shin my hat is off to all of you.

[@bigmackstruckstop9213]

I always enjoy your show and thanks for the ride along, see you on the next one.

[@fleminj2pa]

Andy, you have a wonderful farm operation and an amazing family of hard working kids in an age where so many young people want to handle the joystick of a video game instead of a 40,000 lb tractor. When these malcontents decide to make stupid comments, maybe you should just say, “You had to be there…and you weren’t.”

[@robforbes2602]

Hi Alex, You and Sarah and the rest of the family out their working hard are doing a good job with the fields the way they are. When you planted their you didn't know that you would have gotten that much rain, any farmer has no way of knowing how much rain they will be getting that year. We had a couple of fields that we planted in and didn't have much trouble getting stuck in until the one year we had a lot of rain in October and it rained for three days straight and when it stopped raining we went back out two days later and we got stuck a lot. It was a bad year that year,

[@ianleonard2829]

Hi, Andy, you're videos are spot on this is real life not staged like some you could have cut them clips out where Sarah was struggling but that's not what you and you're family do. love to watch all of your videos keep up the good work and thanks.

[@jimc4731]

It takes experience over time to become a seasoned operator. No one is a seasoned experienced pro over night! So what to getting stuck, it's all in the life experience of farming. Keep up the good work! JIM

[@garlandhenry6792]

Even have understood why viewers have to be so critical, just watch the stories and enjoy the entertainment ride. Thanks for sharing Andy

[@danvonbehren4852]

Yep Sure makes for a long day & mud is no fun during harvest. If you could pattern tile that farm , it would make a hell of a improvement. Just keep getting after it. Better days ahead my friend. Don't worry about the panel of experts. Your doing the best you can with the conditions.

[@dorsetfendtfarmer720]

All your family are very hard working and good operator’s don’t take any notice of the keyboard worries. Some people don’t understand the complexity’s of farming NOTHING is as straight forward as it looks. Keep up the good work 👍🏻🇬🇧👍🏻👍🏻

[@terrylovins174]

I just love how everyone that’s not in a situation that knows how or what to do I think you and your family do an amazing job

[@mannsjm]

I have been searching around KZbin looking for the expert grain cart operators that never get stuck. I finally found some, these guys are amazing. Unfortunately, it's just video of some guy in a basement playing Farming Simulator 2019 on a computer. But to his credit he never did get stuck. The FS19 video did lack a Sarah saying that she had an awesome time in the mud, so I couldn't give the FS19 guy a thumbs up.

[@garyfaulds2008]

Well Andy , the coach pototas are always right an the smartest people in the country, you keep doing what your doing.

[@davidgrefrath6629]

Them girls are learning something new everyday!! getting stuck is part of life.. someday when they're running the farm they'll know how to handle

[@josephbeaudoin1299]

Never any fun playing in the MUD trying too get the corn off . Only time i even had fun in the mud was ether on the 4 wheeler or the dirt bike lol . Good Job getting it DONE !

[@scottmills8089]

Your kids are awesome!!! mud is mud. Sometimes you just have to hope for best. It's November not September. They did great and still had a sense of humour😂

[@mikeengen1360]

Hi Andy, Back when I was farming I liked these last couple of months doing field work. Was a change of pace with the weather conditions. Tell me, who doesn't like to spin the tires in the mud? You do great work with the videos. Keep them coming.

[@harveystephens6115]

Y’all do a grand job! Sometimes conditions are not ideal and make jobs hard. Enjoyed

[@bigal2298]

The girls are doing a great job, mud sucks, Thanks for the great videos stay safe

[@Letstakeawalk179]

That much rain in summer wouldn't be a big deal, it will dry out. Rain this time of year can be tough,it doesn't dry out very fast this time of year. Great video thank you have an awesome day

[@Letstakeawalk179]

And the crop is looking really good.

[@whit4275]

I'm about a hour & 45 mins west of you. I think it was 1985, last day of sweet corn season. The factory wanted my Dad's corn they had already by passed couple of days earlier. We could only pick one way in the field & had to unload dump carts in the road. It poured the entire time. The police were called cause vehicles were getting stuck on the road... Almost a foot of mud after only 6 dump cart loads had emptied. It was a mess! Had to clean the road after every dump cart with a loader tractor & scraper. We ended up filling the ditches. We saw it that wet again in 1987... Pain in the rear, but I remember it like it was yesterday.

[@apmedeans7905]

Dont worry about what other people think Andy Sarah and Alex are doing a fantastic job for the conditions they have to deal with yes they got stuck but who hasnt plus they are smart enough to know when to stop and not damage the equipment you must be really proud of them i am keep up the good work Andy

[@Brian.N]

You are awesome, I really enjoy your videos..

[@shaneallison3370]

THE PROFESSIONALS AhhYes the professionals. Very well explained Andy but those are typically the ones that don’t think before running their traps. Upstate New York has probably never had perfect weather for planting AND harvest it’s just the animal that’s called Mother Nature Great work 🍻 here’s hoping the rest of the season goes smoothly.

[@MontyRJones]

Andy, you do not need to comment on these "PROFESSIONAL" operators! Everybody understands! The realistic geographic area you farm!

[@Polar-xj1tv]

There are at least 3 ways to do it, the wrong way, the mongrels way and your way. You do what`s best for you and your family. in these videos i see that you are a guy with high knowledge, so stay on your track and keep up the good work. Best regards from norway.