Great! Now What?!

[@ianleroux2567]

I lost my 42 year old son recently, a farmer like yourself, and when ever I see you with your Dad and your relationship, I miss my son even more.

[@MillennialFarmer]

I am so sorry to hear that. I hope you're doing alright.

[@MaryWehmeier]

My heart goes out to you. ❤

[@deblarsen8528]

There's no greater pain than losing a child, no matter their age. I am sending you Prayers of Love, peace and comfort. God Bless You. ❤🙏❤️🙏

[@KenIndra-w3g]

Sorry for your loss

[@ianleroux2567]

Thank you very much guys he is our second child that was taken back to heaven as our daughter passed away 10 years ago. My wife is not doing well and has been in a Clinic for 2 weeks now. Thank you for the prayers. Just a South African father.

[@1776REIGNS]

The smile from Zach after his Dad said "Oh s**t, I'm lost" was priceless. Thanks for leaving that in.

[@allproearthworks8550]

Beautiful to see Father ,Son and grandson working together.

[@joewarner3021]

So much respect for the farmer ,make hay when the sun is shining even if it’s in the dark!

[@PhilRable]

Just wondering, how many “absolute city boys” regularly watch this channel and are fascinated by the rhythm of life on a big farm like this one. Can’t say why, cause I’m a multigenerational big city boy, but I just love the way farms like this work. Many others out there like me?

[@MillennialFarmer]

That's awesome to hear! Thanks for watching!

[@elilitherland9038]

Same here, I live in the suburbs, but every time I see a farmer harvesting or doing tillage it gets me like a little kid in a candy store.

[@pastorlarrypotts8289]

I really enjoy watching the amazing work of farming and in awe of the amount of vast knowledge essential for a successful farm!

[@ncm55449]

I gotta say...... Its so great to see you and your Dad working together...... Shit.... I'm off.... Your response ..... a grin and a chuckle.....Brings a tear to my eye. really enjoy these moments, however simple and mundane they may seem.... someday, they will be the best memories you have... You're a lucky mans Zach.....

[@jmistret419]

Your dads a brave man. Didnt even flinch when you were swinging that cheater bar at him😳

[@martymesser8180]

Seeing you working with your dad reminds me of when my dad and I working on equipment together. I miss that.

[@jamesdowney2077]

There’s three generations of farmers in that operation…. If that’s not American I don’t know what is!!!

[@matthewo4760]

"oh sh!!, I'm off" says Nate. Zach just'a grins from ear to ear. Made me laugh.

[@mathewbowman2098]

My favorite part of the video

[@scottmaass4329]

ZACH YOUR DAD IS SO COOL!!!! WHAT A GREAT PERSON.

[@fynbo1007]

I highly enjoy the editing, always actions not just boring talks to fill out time requested by Google to sell more ads. Thank you for sharing your videos. God bless you and your family.

[@Machines.In.Action]

The attention to detail on the ripper setup and calibrating the TrueSet frame is impressive. It’s crazy how every little adjustment can make a difference in tillage. High-tech farming at its finest!

[@tomcander3669]

But yet it was done for so long without it by knowing your game

[@jerryfischer3988]

The times they are a changing 😊

[@xcellerated207]

I think the dry corn is Murphy's law. New dryer, so dry corn 😂

[@lazoGames]

I'm a simple man, I see a new video, I like it, I leave a comment and then I go to watch it

[@kylejonesUB]

Well you're obviously noble and subscribed, but did you like the video as well? 😂

[@jeremygrant1325]

You eat dessert first too dont you.

[@lazoGames]

@@kylejonesUB absolutely, other than my standard complaint which is "they still don't make these episodes 9 hour long"

[@lazoGames]

@@jeremygrant1325 yeah I always used to fight with my granny who told me it doesn't matter that it all goes into the same stomach, I should still eat desert last

[@physiologist7237]

Always eat dessert first!

[@rugerfarming5387]

Your old man seem like a hell of a good man. I like him on your videos.

[@drewrittenhouse4985]

Aww shit I’m off!!! Died laughing!! Never heard your dad cuss before. Classic!!

[@dustindugger315]

Working words 😂

[@andymack5093]

@@dustindugger315 .................& Zach's cheesy grin - hahahaha. Father, Son and Grandson are all pretty cool!

[@jeffmcgrath2202]

I love the fact that your Dad applies the old rule,that everything’s a hammer.

[@SamuelManaole]

Noticed that too. Lol

[@jasonshearer8449]

I usually dont chuckle or laugh while watching videos, but I did when you said about the camera picking up the bent piece lol.

[@Kristina_Australia]

It's beautiful seeing you and your dad working together 💝. It's been 3 years, but I miss mine so much 😢 Embrace the time your together and continue with the respect you show him, and continue to learn from him. They maybe new fance gadgets your using, but dad has knowledge that can't be replaced ... any tool, I'm just going to use it like a hammer 😉. Thanks Zach and family. Didge looked a bit tired today, too much running around yesterday 😊

[@detroitbob58]

You and your Dad work together so well!! Lots of love and respect going both ways it feels like to us💗💗

[@bobharlan9870]

Dad stood there in the "line of fire" and never flinched.. Great job by you both..

[@BrianGoebbert]

Love watching your videos. I really miss working on the farm with my dad. Take it all in, there is nothing better than being able to work with family.

[@chrispatterson2225]

Adapt and overcome! Love your ingenuity on pulling the cover off the Honeybee header! Be safe!

[@dennishayes65]

Dad says “Oh shit” and Zach gets a smile on his face and says “Try it again”. Opps !!!

[@Derek_00Mustang83]

You're smile when your dad said oh shit I'm off 😂

[@rickharper1497]

Charis the time you have with your dad. I sure do miss mine! Blessed is the man that honors his mother and father!

[@LarryShilman]

“Give me a wrench”! “What size?” “Don’t care, I’m going to use it as a hammer!”

[@alex-q8-q9]

Sometimes wrenches are better than hammers for hammering

[@ShadowDragon246]

adjustable hammers ​@alex-q8-q9 ,are the best, lol

[@jd2181]

Hehe. You Dad was real nervous about getting smacked in the face with the wrench. Good to stay cautious. Have a great rest of harvest!

[@Galerak1]

I spotted that too lol

[@6by6by6]

Yep I said out loud “oh 💩” thought it was coming 😅

[@DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC]

If that wrench had slipped, this episode would have gone in a whole new direction.

[@FarmGearInnovators]

Props to the guy fixing the grain leg up there in the wind - that's a job I could NEVER do! Heights are no joke 😅🙌

[@dralord1307]

You ever watch the old black and white videos of construction workers building the sky scrapers, or the HIGH power line guys. Just watching it gives me uncontrollable shivers down my spine.

[@garyross1665]

Gravity kills

[@DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC]

It's not the fall, it's that sudden stop at the bottom

[@michaelshuman3319]

Catywampus , good lord , haven't heard that in a long time !! Gread vid , as usual . Stay Safe , Farm Safe ..

[@6900pilot]

I run a lemken Ruben cultivator it's pretty damn tough and doesn't mind stones. The joys of farming..

[@kennethfeld6639]

They don't have stones - if you watch the spring videos when they "pick rocks" some of them are the size of a large dog and they have had companies remove some the size of a car.

[@borispolotnyak6929]

We got 14% corn this year. Here in Ukraine. This is the first time in my memory.

[@JP_2029]

I do cattle for a living, but i love to see what the grain side of farming is like, love your vids

[@D4ni3773]

Thanks for sharing! Great video!😊

[@spencerguerrero7224]

Crazy that it’s the first year for the new dryer and you have some of the driest corn ever! 😅

[@wesley8599]

It never snows when you get a new snowmobile/blade hah

[@1966cot]

Hello. What is the corn yield?

[@kristiangoransson6104]

One way to stop the disc making loud noises is to put some fingers between the tool and the disc… Unfortunately this method also makes the recorded content not so child friendly

[@shuttlepilot_]

My Dad used the term cattywamus all the time and practiced everything is a hammer as well.

[@brianmarkworth199]

“It’s tight” Thanks dad. ❤ Noticed that.

[@benpattinson1]

“Even with a harness on” what even for 2M followers Zach? Nope, I’m with you. Leave that to the very brave experts.

[@johannesrau4185]

Everytime I watch your videos they always bring me back to the time when I used to work on my relative's farm. I loved it, but the way I was treated there made me sad and ultimately drove me out of there. I bet working on your farm is an experience all of the people there love!

[@larrydavidson3402]

Good to see you back up and harvesting again.

[@jpeel2066]

Hope you have a good and safe harvest. All the best 🇬🇧.

[@stevefunderburgh8852]

Good luck and hopefully a safe Harvest this year.

[@BigCobYeti]

What a nice big ratchet, I saw it and said to myself “wow, what a nice big ratchet”

[@pdrphil8159]

Those combines sure take a beating ... So many moving parts & wear points ..

[@danielelliott3406B]

When your dad said “ now another inch.” The self control you had not say “ that’s what she said” is pretty inspiring I must say …… 😂😂😂😂😂

[@wardperozuk2288]

Morning from your neighbours to the North in Western Canada! Cheers!!

[@MichaelTEns]

Zach, the tubes in the distributor that wore out, how old are they? My wife and I were “discussing” if they were new or old! We appreciate your channel and all the work that the family does to make it happen! THANK YOU!

[@amp710252853]

The old man is the best!

[@erikowren7894]

Good use of Cattywampus = something is askew, awry, or not directly across from something else.

[@glennspreeman1634]

Kitty corner around here

[@sweeternutsyum5926]

Kittywampus, or just wampused

[@Nerd-jq1ve]

You should make a corn harvest dance. Go Combine! Go Combine! Yes, I read the comment you threw in 🙂

[@johngordon6526]

Glad I saw you do it. Dad would have told me to do it 5 ways to sunday.

[@SteveNicoson-u1i]

Thanks for another great video Zach and Dad and Becky editing. It was interesting and enjoyable to watch. Lots of busy jobs today waiting for the grain leg to be repaired and put back up. Tillage equipment takes a beating in your soil conditions. Good thing you check it over as good as you do. You had several pieces that were bent and took a bit to get them replaced. Both pieces were two persons job it looked like. Some pieces are pretty heavy for one person. You and dad seemed to have it handled. Glad the grain bin company was able to come when the wind slowed down. That is too high for me to work. Wow. Takes a certain person to work at heights like that. Give the repair technician credit; he got it welded and put back up there by himself. Wow. I just could not work at heights like that. My compliments to him. Job well done. Looks like you are ready to hit the corn 🌽 hard next now that the grain leg is fixed. Go get em. About it I guess. Thanks for everything. You all take care and be safe. Thanks. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

[@joshuawendell1529]

Better hurry on harvest. We finished corn Saturday. Moisture went from 20% on October 5 to 12.5% October 15. Never seen it before and was very expensive lesson. Good luck.

[@ryleewilliams6004]

Enjoying all the harvest content this year. Thanks!

[@sethos_ger]

Nice video, as usual. Great to see you and your father working well together.

[@Husker3435]

Great job y’all, nothing like evening harvest as sun is setting👌🏻take care and keep em comin🇺🇸

[@Moneymark1979]

I was only the factory technician for a small agriculture supplier in North Western Germany,but I would love to work with you and your Dad 😁

[@wbball15]

Ope! Just here with a comment to boost the KZbin algorithm. Thanks, Becky.

[@SOUNDWVE964]

I feel like we haven't had a good "Thunnnnderrrrr" in a while. (It's possible I've missed one) It lives rent-free in my head every time I see it in one of your vids.

[@escalade78]

Man, that 9570 is a good lookin' tractor! I always loved tillage all day...very relaxing!!!

[@roymyers8575]

Lost my dad this spring, lots of memories from our farming life!!!

[@MillennialFarmer]

I'm very sorry to hear that

[@mramseyISU]

I’m with you on the heights. My feet feel sweaty watching someone else working up high like that, even on a video.

[@garyduquette1784]

I farmed way back when you had to steer the combine and tractor and it doesn't seem that long ago but it was over 40 years ago. There has been so many changes and really it's all good. I think farming is more efficient than back then and a heck of alot more expensive. I look at Zack and his Dad and it brings back alot of good memories of my dad and me . I do wish I would have stayed on the farm but I decided to work in town. I did well for myself but nothing compares to the time I spent with my dad. Cherish the time you have with your parents and later with your family. Money isn't worth anything without your family.

[@DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC]

Local fellow I know said his daddy's first new tractor was a Ford 2n. Said it really was a game changer at the time.

[@ralphnyquist7873]

Loved the Oh Shit from your dad. It's always funny to a son. Your dad acted like he didn't even know he said it. The height thing.....I'm with you. Not ever.. couldn't pay me enough. Great video, long-time watcher. Don't comment much. Never miss a video.

[@jacksnow1703]

These MF videos are like the Coen brothers movie Fargo, unexpected excellence. Thanks for sharing.

[@robertbennett6697]

As a parent, I get a kick out of your father providing you direction while simultaneously giving you the impression he is actually interested in your opinion.

[@keithcarlson4607]

I do farming in florida and the best thing i bought was a stihl backpack leaf blower to blow all the dirt off the machines. Best thing i did. when the dirt gets wet and turns to mud,all of the equipment turn to shit.

[@solltesonichtsein]

Good morning from Upperfranconia Germany.

[@denault3985]

So many adjustments, so little time...the farmer's life with implements.

[@SteveMichaels]

Enjoyed watching ,,, think thats the first time Ive ever heard your dad swear ... hes the best always Ice !

[@craig1lengyel]

I cannot imagine the amount of propane you must use to dry corn and soybeans. Wow. What an operation. Thank you for sharing. Its very interesting and you are a good ACTOR. Are the dogs actors too?

[@drtracernum20]

i work for an implement manufacturer and we use pipe for our harrows, i never did like the c channel ore angle iron designs. ours have their own unique issues but they seem to hold up much better

[@TheBest-ob1kj]

I'm with you on staying on the ground!! Sure is nice that others can do that!! Great video ❤

[@stuartsplace100]

Farming,always something to work on

[@curtisanderson1830]

the fancy dancy bolt system saved the day again

[@Mytee222]

Your vids are so informative and relaxing in a way! Keep up the good work man 👌

[@jamiesuejeffery]

My father grew up on a farm. As we know, dogs always have farms. My dad had a dog named Cookie. One day (in the late 1950's) Cookie got run over by a tractor. She was fine, but one of her front paws was slightly bruised. She healed up rather quick and stopped limping. But whenever dad would say, "Cookie! Are you hurt?" She would start limping again, but could never remember which front paw was hurting. I wish I had met that dog.

[@leimenhoffarmlife6554]

Your September was dry, here in Switzerland it was as wet as it had not been in decades!

[@Axial32]

This years crops are just so dang good

[@DashiellParr411]

Loved the old Sesame Street Count impersonation @1:25 ❤️

[@rooster72886]

Garin elevators grain silos or harvester silos I'm not afraid of heights but when I get up on them but after a few mins your body adjusts to the height. Guess all that fresh airs a shock to some folks system 😂😂😂😂 but I agree with you no thanks my farming days are done so I have no urge to climb either one. But I will say when leg plugs because the silage is too moist definitely takes a bit to break that chunk loose stay safe y'all been watching from the beginning you've definitely evolved the operation of your way very well. Glad Jim's back healthy and better then ever also your dad's knowledge irreplaceable in my opinion and onix since starting on a grain cart now doing a little bit of everything definitely brings back memories appreciate y'all and the time you take outta your day thank you all

[@wesley8599]

Always wondered how much a headache silage in silos was. Can't imagine that's a breeze to run

[@rooster72886]

@@wesley8599 long as it ain't to too moist and wet it's a itchy but simple task for the most part just gotta set the correct unload speed from the forge wagon into a blower that's ran by its own tractor. But ya if it plugs up well gotta find where the plug is 90 percent of the time it's the neck at the top that plugs so a screw driver and a hammer and slow chisel It clear

[@JohnjFitzpatrick]

It’s called a Snipe! Using a hollow bar to slide over and lengthen a driver or wrench

[@Delbert127]

Zach another great installment into the harvest!!!

[@anthonycano2090]

Hey Zach I know it's rough farming I did it when I was younger now I had to retire hope to see you in Tulare for the farm show maybe I would like to meet you if you are here..

[@carltonbirds]

Very lovely and substantial 🍁

[@thomaselittle7822]

Always stay a John deere man! I'll keep watching!

[@ANTHONY-h6w]

Hope y’all are having a wonderful day Currently watching the video while I’m 20 plus feet up a tree in the deer stand!

[@AHomelessDorito]

If only you could have paid actor deer to walk in front of your stand! 😂

[@Therberg2500]

Wait, what? The black disc turned silver! Magic!

[@grayjack5021]

Y'all are using my favorite tool. It's a French wrench La Cheateta Pip.

[@bcwrangler]

Preparing for the dance!

[@Farmingfrommyangle.]

One thing ill tell you with Dewalt impacts, get the flexvolt 6-9AH batteries. You will be much happier with the tool. I run all dewalt and small batteries make small power output.

[@justinslife8898]

6:50 "agh would ya look at that" I laughed my ass off hearing that!

[@thedonleroy]

We were surprised by how dry the corn was on our farm NW of you. We didn't think it was going to be that dry. Then wettest we had was 18.5%. The dryest we combined was 13%. About half the crop was dry coming out of the field.

[@omabdoulrahman6762]

great work Mr. Millennial

[@FarmStrong88]

I know you bleed green but you should try a sunflower ripper, way better design when the leveling discs are on a tandem.

[@chadmark88]

That really WAS a nice, clean sample at the end of the video.

[@eeengineer8851]

Did lots of tillage in my teens and early 20s for Dad ~40yrs ago. Moldboard plow days. Old alfalfa hay fields always would pull the hardest, worse than low (wet) areas in cornstalks even.

[@allenhrubes8598]

Hey Zach, GREETINGS FROM DAWSON COUNTY, MONTANA. I love your videos when you and your dad are working on a project or repair. It reminds me of my father and me on the farm. Working together, we got way more done than if we worked separately. Your videos are always interesting, conjuring up memories of my life as a farmer . Thanks for your videos Zach; be careful and keep 'em coming!