I SAVED A Rock From DESTROYING The Combine

[@jd-zr3vk]

Laura, this episode is a concrete example of why you rock!

[@cowboyKeaton]

I love this joke

[@jamestsmith4500]

That's a good one !!!! Enjoyed the joke or what ever you call the comment...

[@NigelLewis-c1r]

It's a good habit to sound horn before starting combine engine just in case animals are hiding also if people have been working on it When working on it take key out put it in a safe place to stop someone starting it

[@Stuart_Johnson_Solutions]

Such great videography, sunset, shutting down the combine, fade to black! I just adore how your videos are growing with experience just as your farming is! ❤

[@johnabbottphotography]

Yeah, I wanted to echo this as a portrait photographer who cannot do landscape photography to save my life. I love her choice of framing so many of the shots. There was one shot where she set the camera down near the floor to get a shot of her opening up doors to one of the sheds, where the kitty was following her back and forth. Cool shot.

[@petruzzovichi]

Another terrific video and a solid reminder of why your Arm's Length Video Capture remains a primary reason for the popularity of Laura Farms. It is extremely rare that we are treated to being so wonderfully close to a super bright, super lovely farmer who not only looks great but actually knows her equipment and how to drive and repair nearly everything on the farm. Laura you are auper in all respects...Thank you for such great, knowledgeable videos. We are blessed.

[@mmcollins3]

Growing up on my grandparents farm, grandma's field meals were always the best and something I looked forward to every harvest season. Thanks for reminding me of those wonderful memories!

[@charlesperry1051]

I live in eastern TN and your type of row crop farming was completely unknown to me. I love watching your channel because I learn so much about how that type of farming actually works.

[@hithere3035]

Hi Laura and Grant. Even though i know absolutely nothing about farming, infact i'm a city boy from UK. I started watching few farming videos on youtube when i watched a series called "Clarksons Farm" on amazon a couple years ago, just really intrigued me wanted to watch more. Now i've seen every single one of your videos. Your videos about farming are really engagging, particularly when you give us interesting facts like "water makes mud wet" lol all the best for the rest of the harvest, hope the corn yeild is your biggest yet! Thumbs up always.

[@darylh100]

It's always interesting to see how you farm. I live in farming and ranching community south of Houston, Tx. Lots of cotton, corn, occasional grain sorghum , and rare sightings of soy beans. John Deere and Case equipment are the norm for row crops. I am fortunate to have leased my small farm to one of the best farmers in the county.

[@tracytrawick322]

Weather has to be big on your hit list. My wife is from southeast Houston. They lived between I-45 (Gulf freeway) and the loop (610?) Almost everything was down the Gulf, freeway, gas, cars, movies, food, and more theaters!

[@TomRowan777]

Its just so cool to see our hero tame the windswept Nebraska tundra in state of the art high tech machinery. These rigs are so massive, dangerous, and intimidating yet masterfully and bravely handled by our super hero farmer girl. Alas, her kryptonite is harmless little field mice. Ridiculously adorable! 😂😂😂

[@Torsee]

2:31 Laura when you need the mike for the CB hit it with your palm. There is a spring in the holder. You have a tough one on that truck.

[@shawnpowell5876]

Another great video from Laura doing what she does best! Harvesting is such a great event and especially for me. I drive trucks for a couple farmers hauling grain! I've always enjoyed being a truck driver and doing this is easy money for sure! Thanks again Laura for sharing another great video with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort! Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.

[@jeffdayman8183]

Nice weather, a good combine, homemade pizza, and concrete chunks with nails? You're livin the dream ! 8^) Good harvest!

[@dewayneleek4588]

Laura always sporting the guns!!!

[@Hermandbl7]

I always carry a foxtail brush in my pickups. I also always carry several types of gloves. Oh, and I always carry a First Aid box in all my trucks. Seems like something you folks might consider.

[@tracytrawick322]

Smart man! Jobs are safety first, whether for yourself or a customer. Shout it from the highest video, eh, mountain. We only get one reset. Or was that no resets? Details details. The 3 wise men are Grant, Laura & the fuel trailer!! That's a built by farmers, for farmers machine - and a couple of ad execs who insisted they knew the perfect tires to use. We only have 1 life to live - so I've been told - and you want to have 10 fingers and toes at the finish line. That means 2 arms and legs must finish too. The foot bone is connected to the ankle bone etc. Great video & superb thumbnail. She needs some strong muscles/tendons/ligaments to protect her joints. Ask me how I know. #LauraFarms I'm guessing you have a well stocked storm shelter too...

[@johnstonis7977]

The rewards sometimes don’t have a price. Jealous of that moment of solitude on your farm. Thank you for feeding the world. Keep up the great job!

[@DonnaChassie]

Laura and Grant! The end scene! You shut down the combine, till everything is silent! We have head phones on. All those ASMR noise are great. Love listening to the both of You, describing everything. Thank You. Donna Chassie

[@davidwatson-r3m]

Your yard is doing great. Driving the combine you look like a Profesional. ❤

[@nickmcginley4570]

Down here in Florida we get chunks of limestone be4drock that float up to the surface over time. This might sound ridiculous to someone who has never worked the land or studied geology or physical geography, but it is something that does happen. I knew this one guy who was a hay farmer back in the 1980s when I was in college, and he was telling me about how his land has rocks appearing here and there and his family has been growing hay on it for a hundred years. He showed me a huge pile of them, as big as a bus, collected over decades. They look like rusty concrete, but it is limestone. Lighter than the clay and sand above the bedrock, especially when it is wet. Every little thing that shifts the earth a tiny bit wiggles the pieces up a tiny bit. Even the tides. Diurnal and seasonal warming and cooling of the soil, cycles of moisture increasing and decreasing, frost heaving in Winter, insects and their larvae, little animals. All these and more move the soil and other subsurface materials around, and the lighter rocks gradually rise up from below by buoyancy.

[@garredsellers96]

Apparently Gage didn't get the memo that gloves are a MUST especially during bean harvest

[@v1rotait23]

or use a stiff bristle hand brush to sweep out the sickles and clear the whole assembly of dirt and crap! Too many sharp finger cutting things in these machines!

[@Canadian_Living_in_Mexico]

PPE is important.

[@davidh.8513]

Laura you do a super fantastic job running that high tech computerized combine. You have to know sooo much to do what you do. Great job! Ft. Wayne, IN.

[@gregorycross612]

Who needs a Laura Farms bobble head? No one does! Just rewatch this episode! 3:30

[@stevenbelsky1652]

After watching their videos i will never complain about the prices for food. It takes alot of hard work and money to grow food for us Thank-you Laura and Grant you're awesome

[@gerard9900]

Bonne moisson Laura. En France dans les champs de Beauce il y a également beaucoup de pierres lors des moissons 👍👏😘🇫🇷

[@oleandersen2228]

@Laura. Even though you label yourself as not that qualified on the combine, you are a very methodical and patient operator. Just watching you start up again after the "rock" incident, it looks very professional. 👍👍❤

[@v1rotait23]

Great to know you guys have got the gremlins sorted on the equipment and can now concentrate on dealing with moisture and the condition of the bean plants. I just love your commentary and huge, beautiful smile Laura. Your nails are still "rocking it". Cheers from New Zealand, David ❤💛💚

[@dinocr6783]

Had to take a look and sure enough, you took the same pose on August 8th, 2020. CRAZY how much you have grown up in just the short time!

[@bay9876]

Nothing beats mother-in-laws baked crust cooking. Best part of the day and what to look forwards too, plus the setting sun. Just another day at the farm mindlessly harvesting the soy bean crop into the setting sun until you discover a rock that suddenly appears. Great video.

[@karagregory69]

You took 'Rock, Paper, Scissors' to level 'Expert' mode. You're Awesome.

[@DenJoost]

Thanks Laura and Grant for the videos, almost every day a new video! Harvest is good!

[@cambrink9886]

Loving the timelapse footage, more of that please.

[@frankkirby5763]

Love this and all your videos,but my favorite thing is planting season. Best wishes to both of you. Blessings

[@aulasdedirecao]

Hey there! Your video was fantastic, as always! I noticed you don't have a foxtail brush in your pickups - it's been a lifesaver for me. Also, having different types of gloves and a First Aid box in all my trucks has saved the day more times than I can count. Just a suggestion, might be worth considering for your next adventures! Stay safe out there!

[@melkingrealestate]

I am sure it is much harder, but I really like the extra videos. Thanks.

[@michaelwilliams7481]

Laura, do not underestimate yourself, you take to driving any machine, just imagine how much damage that rock would have done, if it had entered the combine. Love from Mike. ❤

[@chrisstott2775]

Here in NZ on the Canterbury plains where paddocks can be quite stoney, we would use a heavy roller when the crop was just 6 inches or so just so that harvesting did not pick up large stones. Bending the drum or concave is no fun when you racing to get the crop in. It did not happen to us but I heard stories about neighbours

[@joealexander1147]

I can't work my TV remote . How the heck do you remember what does what with all the switches and buttons .Love watching you all

[@russellbowman8051]

Awesome Job Laura!! Great Catch!! The Concrete Going through The Combine Definitely Would Not A Good Thing!! Keep Smiling On!! 😄👍👊❤️

[@todayisit3]

Despite the poor visibility you identified a problem and avoided a potential disaster. Drive that combine with confidence girl! You are doing great!

[@derekniesman]

Keep up the awesome work Laura and grant! Y’all are amazing to watch! Prayers for the rest of harvest goes well!

[@michaellindsey1543]

That ending was like having somebody hang up the phone on you! Harvest is the best!

[@jeffvandenberg8422]

Well done. It's always nice to have great inlaws. Home made pizza is the bomb. Sounds like amazing family and extended family. Love it.

[@zinnia20207]

This is the first time I've been inside s combine. 🤯 I had no idea. Nice video. Thanks.

[@Dear1970]

You need a small backpack blower to clean dirt and debris from combine head and can also clean fans and or filters while in field faster, efficient ,cleans better and safer ( use Ppe safety glasses and dust mask)

[@johnensminger7675]

You look great in the cab , Laura!!😊

[@FunteX]

Dont you worry Laura, if there is one thing that you have proven, it is that you'll do just fine since you have have respect for people, and the equipment, and unlike many people, you are not overconfident. . . Continue the good work, and keep the videos comming. I personally have not been active in the farming sector for some years now, but your daily updates are allways so pleasant to watch . . . Best wishes: Philip from denmark . . .

[@briananderson5284]

Great job on the video and Thanks for sharing and bringing us along for the ride !!!!

[@bobtucker8875]

Thanks 👍 for sharing 🤠 guys.

[@adriaanhovius8434]

You always amaze me. How do a big piece of concrete gets in the middle of a field. God bless you and Grant.

[@erich3713]

Be glad you're not in Indiana. When I farmed there we spent many hours in winter with a loader driving the fields picking/digging up rocks. Big piles in the field corners of most fields...

[@FriPilot]

Queen Laura The Great! Mistress Of The Combine! but afraid of stink bugs 🐛 You're special, Laura! :)

[@makuru3395]

Grant is my hero he saves Laura from the killer beetle😁😘✌👍

[@Jason-pq5vg]

The time lapse video where we can see the hopper fill up behind you is awesome.

[@stevenicoson6670]

Thanks for another great video Laura and Grant. It was interesting. Good catch on that big piece of concrete Laura. Glad that did not go through the combine. And then you found two other pieces. Good going. Seems a lot of folks are reporting tough beans this year. Must be the nature of them this year. You are going slow and easy so that is great. Easy on equipment. Glad gage was able to help for the afternoon. Seems to be a good helper. About it I guess. Thanks for everything Laura. Take care and be safe. Thanks. The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.

[@MarkHolmstrom-x1k]

Hi Laura from TampaBay Florida. Great informative content ❤

[@kevinking9850]

you guys should get a couple of battery powered impact drivers. not the big ones you use to take of lug nuts but smaller ones. It would really speed up your repair times.

[@RaXXha]

And a brush to help sweep all that dirt of the head and not risk cut up hands. xD

[@Snarkapotamus]

That and a 10-gallon air tank with a coiled hose to blow out the belt.

[@tracytrawick322]

Good contribution thread gentlemen! #LauraFarms

[@moorejl57]

Liked the green screwdriver, matches the combine :)

[@Boodieman72]

Laura, try using polarizing glasses to cut the glare.

[@dannysinclair1028]

Another incredible video that beautiful sunset is something only God can paint we love you guys blessings from Martinsville

[@andrewr171]

Gloves are your friend!!! Why not? Loving the videos though!!!

[@maxscriptguru]

I love how you don’t complain about anything. Use those rocks of life to step higher and higher.

[@FreedomRock44]

Yeahhhhhh Laura.......Love the explanation of What you are watching on the Monitors as you Combine.....I always wonder what are the key things you watch as you Combine.

[@satnamsinghsatta3464]

🙏❤️ LOVE AND RESPECT ALL FARMERS FROM INDIA PUNJAB ❤️🙏🤝

[@steven.h0629]

❤Working on the outro 👍😎✊

[@kerrysupporter]

That cockpit is amazing. Modern machinery

[@smaggies]

Great views at sunset very proud of your work :)

[@bradpogue3448]

Great catch Laura that would have missed some stuff up

[@THEKNOW11]

NICE video skills. GREAT montage with awesome angles.

[@stacychamness9077]

Keep flexing Laura!! 😎👍💪

[@rachelbang6469]

Another great episode 😊 We are hoping to harvest our soybeans in a couple weeks in Missouri. Have a great weekend!

[@ArizonaKid]

cant wait for corn harvest

[@curetiamhices289]

Been watching your channel for several years now, love the videos and I learn a few things. That said, holy cow, the thumbnail for this video… impressive!

[@ronaldschmidt4748]

Laura good catch on the concrete pieces. Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out

[@terry3651]

Laura Farms sure does have an expensive rock picker. Sure lots to pay attention to, good job.

[@larrydavid1132]

Your work ethics are just cemented in . You deserve the awesomeness badge to wear on your next video. 😊🙃🙂

[@bjarkekorsgaard]

You are both fantastic in the harvest!!!

[@markklumpp39]

Hey Laura! Grant! Gabe! Man that looks like it's been a struggle to harvest your soy beans this year! My sincere best wishes for a good and breakdown free harvest this fall

[@benurr720]

After the fast motion section I was thinking a Laura Bobble head would be good merch. Head on a swivel.

[@CallardAndBowser]

A sliced finger on a sickle is a good reason to carry a med kit on the trucks and combines.

[@johnneal1102]

Maybe you guys could check with curry about getting a wind system on the head for them hard to reach beans

[@davidjohnston710]

Wow, that could have been tragic if that chunk had made it into the feeder house. Good eye, ma’m. Now, I’m wondering how it and the others got into your field? From another pivot repair company truck? Tornado debris carried aloft for miles? It would probably be expensive, but is there a product that works like a fishing sonar to identify hard objects ahead, which could be mounted somehow to the front side of the intake that could alert the operator of an anomaly several feet out? I’m not a farmer, so maybe you would know? Surely someone has thought of this before, but if not, I freely give you and Grant the idea to develop it or submit to JD. Peace and love, beautiful farming couple!

[@davidjohnston710]

@Te-le-Gram-Official_Laurafarm Come now! Do you really think people are so gullible to believe any comment having the word “telegram” in its name is really from the channel owner? You guys are idiotic scammers and need to be stopped. KZbin should ban any commenter with this word in its name. Where does this junk originate? CCP? Prison? Third world country? You obviously have too much empty time on your hands to be rifling through YT comments and planting bogus comments. Gee, I wonder how much YT storage is holding these worthless comments, when the space could be used for more beneficial purposes? KZbin! You need to add a category in your reporting options - Fake ID, Or Impersonation!

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Great video Laura and Grant thank you keep the good work going

[@ld5714]

Good morning Sunshine! Enjoyed and appreciate the update. You look as gorgeous at the end of a long day as you do at the start. Be safe and see you tomorrow. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.

[@My-Say]

Concrete in a field can only mean there was once a structure out there, and it would have belonged to Grant's ancestors.

[@norm-nas]

Or possible that they bought some land recently.

[@My-Say]

@@norm-nasOk, I'll agree to that.

[@davidplatt8915]

With due respect to Grant, Laura looked amazing in that "golden hour" light. Beautiful.

[@DraikoGR]

I bet Cale is full of pride for you ;) Have a great one!

[@dirkkindermann2734]

You might have all the electronic helpers you can hardly dream of, but they won't beat practice, awareness, your senses and a good dinner 😅

[@rickyweber2651]

Happy Harvest Full MOON 2023 Laura and Grant BE SAFE....I know what your crew is going to receive from me this 2023 Christmas....GLOVES.....

[@InDeathOnlyNothing]

Do you think some kind of Air Hose Dirt Blaster handheld pressurized gadget would work better for getting the dirt out of that?It could come in handy if an air compressor with that was around when needed.

[@yowser8780]

I think a battery powered Leaf Blower will work pretty well...

[@oscarbenavidez1448]

Abajo del cabezal tiene una puerta con dos pernos y por ayi se limpia también

[@felixantonio8785]

Você é maravilhosa. Felicidades sempre 🙏🙏🙏

[@markshriver2917]

Great Save . You Rock

[@brucepeppinck9988]

Looking forward great 👍 farmers 💪💪💪🌾🌾

[@ravishah-rh5mg]

smile 😁, so hardworking person 👍

[@randycharest4507]

Enjoyed watching the video Laura and Grant 😊

[@warrenwimmer7143]

Grant, see my humor. Laura saved that poor rock. The Combine was gonna eat it and she saved it! Lucky rock!

[@markstokes1401]

Dang girl you are puttin out some videos. Almost 2 weeks worth minus a couple days. Keep it up.

[@Wayofthehunter2023]

Laura is a badass mother trucker Laura sees bug Grant get it get it lol no matter how much the woman is a bad mother trucker they are always afraid of those bugs❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@carnelmccarthy1099]

Don't forget the mice..

[@Wayofthehunter2023]

@@carnelmccarthy1099 oops I did haha

[@SanaUllah-jf2wj]

Another terrific video .❤❤❤❤

[@jodibihrer7325]

Good heads up with that concrete that would make thousands of dollars in damage😮

[@heypop10]

They started cutting rice here in California

[@davidk499]

OMG! It's Bobble Head Laura!

[@davidk499]

Sorry, whoever you are, in one of Laura's last videos, she said she will Never do this! There is no contest.

[@rackets001]

Crazy that a single rock can cause thousands of dollars of damage within a vast field.