LATE NIGHTS - Corn Planting PART 2

[@gac914]

God Bless Mom showing up with dinner. Still taking good care of her son!!!! :-)

[@musajeremiah9328]

i guess it is pretty randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to stream new series online?

[@joelhenderson3951]

A farm wife could never be replaced she's what makes everything work trust me my mom and aunt were the best when it came to taking care of us in the field. Good old bacon and tomatoes and mayo are pretty hard to beat.

[@petergriffin3231]

The combination of top quality camera work, the complementary choice of music and the dialogue tell a very compelling story of the work required on the modern farm. Well done!

[@patrickarmstrong8029]

Good to see your mom helping to keep you going

[@kellykonoske91]

Love the color and the smell of freshly tilled soil!

[@civilwarbuff4555]

The aerial shots give a much better view of how much you really have to do....thanks.

[@robertstibz9506]

Max credit to you for staying out to get the job done. I would like to think i would have done the same. When i was farming.

[@jimfrits334]

Much respect to all of you and your long hours and work ethic. I appreciate everything you do for us.

[@fredivory4304]

Great video. You're one of the few channels that consistently has good music.

[@FILIPFROMSALMO]

the night drone shots are fabulous

[@johnnyessick7208]

Even with one basket missing the VT does a good job.

[@clinthochrein888]

One of my favorite Parts of Living in Wisconsin. Scenery, and the lay out of the land.

[@bruceboshart3280]

I remember those late and all nighters to beat the weather! Be safe!

[@14Marathons]

Great video Ryan.

[@DumbOhioFarmboy]

Late night fall tillage is my favorite hobby lol

[@paulreed6340]

Mine too

[@galsgaardgalsgaard3419]

You are so good at maintaining ur equipment

[@thr8061]

I have found I hit "the wall" after being up around 21 hours. I don't drink any caffeine or energy drinks. After a couple more hours, I get my "2nd wind" and can work 24-30 hours straight. So far, my record for working without sleep is 50 hours. Gotta love a comfy tractor with a great stereo!

[@s.pursell8901]

Your photos are truly beautiful, but man oh man Zack from MF up in Minnesota has taken the most beautiful sunset pictures I've ever seen taken here in the U.S.

[@danfinley3690]

Great video beautiful drone vid

[@koolman2021]

Awesome videos of family farming together 👍👍👍👍

[@danfinley3690]

Great to see all the VT footage

[@dirtthunder1638]

Mom's the MVP of the team! Great video Ryan.

[@ernestdougherty3162]

Good video Ryan my eight-year-old grandson Noah just sit and watched it with me and he loved it he likes what you're doing keep it up be safe

[@carterrodman8132]

The coyote was look right at you when you are in the tractor 🚜

[@koltonstuckey9821]

Great video Ryan 👍👍

[@Greg_Gatsby]

Great footage! I love to see row crops being planted! 👍

[@FarmTucker1]

Hope you can get crops planted God bless

[@kennyg.4329]

I respect how dedicated you are as a farmer and I was wondering would you be willing to do a video on how a seed drill works? I've never seen one before and I would like to know

[@thomasskillicorn1252]

Same bags of corn seed we’re using in ca

[@matiascanete121]

Good video

[@mr.willis3092]

Love you guys

[@jackwurst300]

I love Arnold Palmers

[@joshuathompson7528]

I like the snapchat pictures included in the videos, it helps me understand what was going on when you post them on Snapchat.

[@samrugtiv3839]

Your doing a real good job sod buster.

[@jaclynmortimer3928]

Nice vid

[@ericguttmann2852]

Ryan, we are looking at selling one of our two cultivators for a VT and we have a Great Plains rented from Midstate but it doesn't perform well in chisel plowed ground and from what I seen your VT performs very well in chisel plowed ground but how well?

[@off-roadoutdoorsandbeyond1515]

On my farm we always have the .223 any coyote we see is dead

[@Jim0i0]

I really enjoyed this one. Stunning quality too.

[@kenarnold9132]

Rocket needs his own channel.

[@lukehall5959]

Because I’m 11 still I fell like it would be hard to farm at night but I bet auto steer really helps

[@misteroomoo7318]

No matter what you can always count on mom!

[@credixon8203]

AKA KREE. I. LOVE. YOUR INTER ACTION WITH ROCKET. PLUS. YOUR. KNOWLEDGE. OF. THE. FARM. BUSINESS. TO. ME. IT. WOULD. BE. SO. JOYFUL. AND. PEACEFUL. BEING OUT. IN. THE. FIELDS. WITH. NO. BOSSES. ETC. LOOKING. OVER. YOUR. SHOULDER. PS. I. JOPW. GET. FINISH. WITH. PLANTING. I. LIKE. HOW. YOU. GO. THROUGH. THE. VIDEOS. AND. EXPLAIN. THINGS. AND. HOW. THING. OPERATE. THANKS. AGAIN BLESSINGS

[@AllisChalmersMN]

This year has been a terrible year for farmers. Way to much rain and late snow here in the north. There’s quite a lot of fields around me that haven’t been touched. To wet to get into. Farming is a tough life no matter what.

[@RKHarm24]

When Jamie is out of school she can help you stay awake, keep you company.

[@jaclynmortimer3928]

You are the best youtuber

[@America-First2024]

Amazing!!! 😊👍🏻

[@joehartoon]

At 9:09 you can see a bat catch a bug in the tractor lights

[@jayx4266]

Seems like a dumb question but, why is there random patches of grass that's not getting plowed?

[@KAWoTReplays]

Its called waterways

[@KAWoTReplays]

And its helping to prevent erosion

[@jayx4266]

I see. Thanks for answering that. I see that in the fields i drive past to work and always wondered why they didnt just plow and plant over those areas as well.

[@danielsweeney6742]

Lol I see you have some of Wes Pandy's secret weapons doing a little late night scouting detail.

[@doclull1989]

Hey Ryan!!

[@HowFarmsWork]

Hey Darrin!

[@coledunlavey7237]

My grandparents has a back 40

[@austinblackwell6425]

When will your farm get made into a fs19 map?

[@kaidenheagyfishingandoutdo4118]

I wish I owned a farm or just had some way of farming I would love to be able to farm

[@parkerkaffenberger3541]

Do you use the adaptive curve setting when you VT?

[@tiredoldmechanic1791]

You don't seem as stressed as Travis was during that time. I know there is a lot of pressure but there is nothing that can be changed about the weather. You just have to go with whatever you get. Maybe you handle the lack of sleep better.

[@theflyingemu3647]

Love your vids mate watching from Australia. But what annoys me a little is that your vid has 5000 views at this time and you only got 500 likes. I only say this because I think you deserve all them likes and more. Like I said love your vids mate keep them coming!!! Gday from oz

[@kaidenheagyfishingandoutdo4118]

Love the vid

[@ryanp6999]

You already watched the whole thing?

[@kaidenheagyfishingandoutdo4118]

Yes I love planning but only one person ik farms so it kind of sucks

[@tebfarms939]

You’re gonna be using the bathroom a lot lol

[@daneanderson2606]

I never realized how many waterways and grass patches you have. Any idea how many acres you have in waterways?

[@billwieland8497]

WOW.... just as I was wondering if you've ever filmed wildlife.... up pops a deer and 'yote!'

[@Blueriverfarms]

Many thanks to all the mothers and wives that bring the much wanted and needed meals to the field during peak planting, haying and harvest seasons. Mom, sorry as a kid for hurting your feelings by referring to your beef stroganoff as "please pass me more of that junk" during one of your many field visits with dinner. For the record best tasting junk in the world!

[@jbmbanter]

Some explain to me please. I see the talc or whatever going in the seed bins but I'm wondering how it gets down to the bottom of the bin? I'm sure there's no agitator in the bin so how does it get on all of the seeds?

[@HowFarmsWork]

Hi JBM, the graphite doesn’t need to get on every seed, there just needs to be enough of it to keep the meters lubed, so by pouring it on top, by the time you drive around, it’ll work it’s way down through the seed enough to keep everything working properly. I hope that cleared some things up for you!

[@jbmbanter]

@@HowFarmsWork I know 'talc' is very slick so as you said it works it way down. Thanks. Always enjoy your's and Travis' videos!

[@WorldsOkayestFarmer]

Running late I like it! #WorldsOkayestFarmer

[@brendanjohns9095]

Just a suggestion. I think it would be nice if you put the date of days you are working on your videos.

[@GrizzlyAdam34]

you gotta pull the 30-30 cab cannon and dust that mangey dog.

[@wbball15]

Ryan, do you run DEF (Gov't Juice) in your equipment?

[@larrybe2900]

Those deer should show their gratitude to you.

[@harthek2000]

Looks like the VT is leaving a rut on the side the basket is missing.

[@caj8968]

When was this filmed? Thanks!

[@HowFarmsWork]

This one was May 15

[@jacobstahl2245]

How many acres do you farm?

[@dotustm8926]

QUICK Question. So if you and your Bro are out there together in this video. Does that mean your dad is having fun with the drone and keeping an eye on you critters?

[@Blazer02LS]

Look close and you will see Ryan flying the drone.

[@autumehuner4824]

How one's the 8235r

[@FFGOMER17]

I’m surprised you let that coyote walk. I carry my rifle whenever I’m out working for just such circumstances. Coyotes eat a lot of deer and turkey so every dead one equals better hunting.

[@blackdog2827]

How much land do u specificity own

[@HowFarmsWork]

I don’t own anything, our parents own ~800 and we run around 1100-1200 total.

[@jamescharles8263]

Some sweet footage! Would you be open to letting me use a couple shots for a project I'm working on? I'd give you a credit link of course.

[@HowFarmsWork]

Yep!

[@jamescharles8263]

@@HowFarmsWork Many thanks!

[@jamescharles8263]

​@@HowFarmsWork Thanks again! Finished video is live here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5jdnmx9mrWXrc0

[@NightRider-ey1et]

You should interview your mom in a video. Just a suggestion

[@HowFarmsWork]

Great idea! She says she doesn’t like being on camera, but I sneak her in there when I can!

[@jamesmdavis1523]

Busting your butt to get done while you can a farmer 's life play the weather game

[@scrappy-watchentertainment3875]

Ryan, just curious any word on the farm sim map? tbh that would be my only reason to play the game haha

[@jddriver9565]

i love that first song in the video...with the 8235R...cant be a better video!:) Does somebody know the name of the song? Thanks!:)

[@wilsonandrade2220]

👍👍👍👍

[@RKHarm24]

BANG Flop, DRT Song Dog.

[@pcranebmw]

Good ol Mom! Dump the Mt Dew man.

[@huskerboy3471]

Hi

[@ianbenjamin5545]

Sleep? What's Sleep?

[@billshafley6048]

Why didn’t Jamie bring you dinner?

[@Blazer02LS]

She was probably working.

[@darransutch6439]

Im not a farmer but don't they make a planter that you can use in wet ground or muddy conditions

[@karlrovey]

Still have to worry about the tractor getting stuck.

[@carterfarms5906]

Sup

[@sway2726]

That’s why you should always carry a gun in the cab

[@mrdayyumyum3712]

4th!!!

[@JussiValkila]

We are picking rocks here.😠👎

[@banjobenson9348]

no big offense but the drinks with high fructose corn syrup Not good for the gut health etc

[@maxwellknapp9994]

First

[@float_sam]

#USDACROPINSURANCE socialism saving farmers again

[@HowFarmsWork]

That's a moot point when the government is responsible for the terrible prices in the first place.

[@float_sam]

​@@HowFarmsWork As a society we decided to protect farmers (albeit not well enough, and corrupted sometimes), and production. We also recently played stupid games that directly affected farmers, smaller ones much worse. There are places for giant risk pools where we decide that this is the best benefits for society. The underpinnings of our basic needs food production is a good example, and the needs to protect our self defense is another. I think its a good point to talk about because we rely forms of socialism at the core of our security; including the security that I know you'll want to plant corn next year even if you lost it all this year... or for a couple.

[@logpile1318]

@@float_sam and Bernie wants open borders to flood the country with illegals too.

[@zachanderson3770]

Actually crop insurance isn’t there solely for the farmer. It was put in place as a safeguard to have a sustainable food supply. Look at it this way, if there was a nationwide disaster of a crop, farmers would be forced out of business without a safety net. That would then effect everything from the price you pay at the grocery store to the clothes you wear to the fuel that your vehicle needs. Without agriculture you would pretty much turn into what happened in North Korea.

[@float_sam]

@@zachanderson3770 that's right crop insurance is a policy to provide stability to society, it is a socialist policy. As a society we deemed it, like defense a necessary need to provide stability. I know the farmer is going to farm even after some external setbacks, thus I know I can eat next year and my friends. We deemed that necessary as a society to provide stability.