Odd Job Day

[@tpelton]

i've watched a few of your videos, and you've sucked me in. your content is one of the examples of what makes youtube and social media great for our society (where social media can also be pretty awful) because i get to learn about someone and something that i would otherwise never get to know anything about. i'll also give you props, for a guy who is a "farmer", you do a really great job with your editing, creating good cuts, adding some humor, and figuring out where fast motion works. and i love how you cut just little doses of family into your scenes as well. thanks for the content.

[@jordanjones3737]

Looser

[@Spencer-vj4fd]

Jordan jones Nock it off

[@toniwade6093]

Tony Pelton ?.q g Kazan!

[@randywycoff8845]

Hi Zach- retired Pennsylvania farmer of 40 yrs.-those cultivators look like there from Pittsburgh Eqip. Co.-used them on TO-30 Fergusion -used them to incorporate 100 lbs. /acre of granular Urea on corn when the corn was knee high about 4th of July-was 2 functions inc the urea and break up the hard clay ground-had good -corn was 10 to 12 feet high-for silage-only planted about 50 acres-brought back a lot of memories good and bad - with _single row harvestor-Thanks again!

[@nashguy207]

WD 40 Thanks for sponsoring one of our great American farmers. Loved the video Zach curious to see the results on the water test. Hope you are having a great Father's Day Weekend. God Bless!!!

[@PKerusso]

yes.. the best farming channel out there

[@cmc7106]

Things are looking great !! Thanks for the update. The humor is always a bonus!!

[@awsomeman62]

I hear WD-40 is a good mosquito repellent so you can use that flexible straw to get in all you’re tight places.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Bryce Denen nobody would want to watch that video!!

[@nealfigary3288]

Tight places and old nuts lol

[@Oroberus]

By far one of the best disclosure for sponsored content I've ever seen. I also love how you make kind of a joke out of advertising it later in the video. But that's how it should be: 1. Has to be said as one of the first things in the video 2. Has to be unmistakingly shown throughout the video 3. Has to not disturb or feel misplaced in the video itself Great job on your disclosure! Oh and I'm very late, I know but this is the thing that most youtubers, no matter what content they produce, just don't get done correctly

[@jesusernestoangulo8126]

Here in México, Sinaloa state, we are in the middle of harvesting corn, huricane bud set us back a little nothing to bad... Greatings from a mexican farmer.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Jesus Ernesto Angulo cool, thanks for watching!

[@KeithFinkFamilyFarm]

Zach, me boy, you've got to stop worrying about what the neighbors might think! I get a kick out of the fact that you wanted to test the ATV broadcast spreader in the back woods before you used it next to the road. Also, you're limiting yourself with the WD40. Did you know that it also kills brush on the road to the deer woods? And it works wonders on mosquitos! And if you spray it into the drain tiles, your water will definitely run faster. Also, if you shoot just a bit into your radio, it will help John Fogerty's voice not to sound so raspy! Lastly, no need to make the Friday night run to the local Booze-is-us store. Just take that stainless flexi-spout on a fresh can of WD40 and point it towards your mouth. I hear it tastes just like Coors! On second thought, you'd better stay away from the liquor store. If you spend too much time looking into a bottleneck next thing ya know you'll be forgetting to set the parking brakes on your trucks and things. Not good. Keep up the good work! Keith-

[@MillennialFarmer]

Keith Fink you covered all the bases with that one, lol!

[@Brian-rx9xx]

Keith Fink hhj

[@cryptex9157]

Can I just say Thank You Zach for bringing joy to everyone, and some humor.

[@7pdude]

just drank a can of WD40 ... hope this helps the channel! cheers

[@andyennis1414]

bruh

[@Spencer-vj4fd]

Lol

[@thisguy9042]

I don't think you shou.....never mind😄

[@Coolcoop2008]

Good

[@jacobpeely5257]

WD40 is poisonous why did you drink it dude

[@ryankroells8798]

Best wd 40 advertising ever. Great video fellow mn man

[@Boot_185]

I love the rust penetrating spray they make. Standard WD needs no advertising everyone knows they make a great product

[@jeff-lindawells7760]

By far the best wd40 ad ever!!!. One of your best efforts to date as well IMHO.

[@christopherauringer1347]

Great videos. Miss Minnesota and the crops. And being from southern Minnesota. I never knew much about farming, but the info you give is easy to understand. Thanks for teaching an old dog, new tricks.

[@mattyc195]

A little windy I’d say. I hope the meeting was good and civil without conflict. Great video and thanks for sharing

[@andregross7420]

Thank you for making product placements humorous!

[@MillennialFarmer]

Andre Gross thank you for acknowledging that!! I think it's a fun way to still support the company and make it enjoyable for the audience and myself.

[@taylormartin1868]

I will absolutely keep W 40 is a wonderful product to use for my lawnmower and I have equipment. Thank you Zach

[@1219spring]

In northern Indiana driving around corn is from waste high to 8 inches. We had a very wet month when planting should have taken place. On Friday nights we go to the stock car races. The bars are for Monday to Thursday.

[@paintballer7171986]

2:22 I tell my wife that all the time!

[@tomkrause62]

Here is east central Iowa our corn has gone from less than knee high to probably 5ft in the last week-10 days. A few 90* days has helped a ton.

[@atmidnight8740]

LOL. In the Air Force we called that Very Important Meeting; CHOIR PRACTICE

[@reboot_2.00]

When the grease zerks wore out on my knees I just inserted plugs and sprayed them with WD-40 whenever the ol' arthritis flared up. I've upgraded now to the water resistant silicone lubricant which lasts twice as long!! Thank you WD-40, and thanks for sponsoring Millennial Farmer! I'm ok...

[@russkes9407]

Great idea on the water sample! Looking forward to finding out the difference

[@bnsfbandit9807]

Wow that cultivator is really cool!

[@MakinEmAtNight26]

Make sure you open the water results on video so someone doesn't say it's rigged because of it

[@austinfunny911]

15:16 I literally can see my house lol your farms only 15 mins from me.

[@beaux2572]

I'd recognize that sand tee from anywhere having worn one myself.. Thanks for your service.

[@dapsapsrp]

That flex straw is calling my name. They should have come out with that nifty little helper 30 years ago.

[@jordanbrokaw1224]

I like that Massey cultivator pretty cool

[@WhiskeyKing813]

Nice McGiver hook up of the top link. You should have used the Moline so both pieces were from the same era, lol.

[@tctarheelfarmin358]

amazing how you weren't harmed by those gmo crops being so close! keep up the great work zach. Corn harvest is almost done for us down in here central virginia. cheers.

[@peanut6726]

Zach, my Dad used to spray his bad knees with WD-40 and rub it in every night after work. He swore by it. Now that I'm older I've started using it on my bad left knee, and it damn sure works. To think I used to tease him about it... great vids, thanks as always.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Peanut 67 you cant be serious?!

[@hiddini4894]

Zach and his “Digger” or “Cultivator” dilemma 😂. Great video again!

[@SoybeanFarmer3300]

great subject matter and another super well done job in the edit room. I need rain here in central NC really bad on the late planted half of my soybean crop. I keep thinking about what you said concerning seed in the bag or seed in the super dry ground. thanks for the time you put into making this video.

[@jwedel1777]

Top link rigging @ 9:24 is spot on!!

[@MillennialFarmer]

Oklahoma Farmer it was the only way I could make things fit!!

[@HanshotONLY]

If you ever have intermittent help, put them in that rig with the old cultivator and point them at a 200 acre field and tell to have fun!

[@cardiackidjones2848]

Zach....you are one hard working fella and thank you for all the videos. They are very educational (RN from CBUS Ohio)

[@Evnflw1]

I’ve been a plumber for 20 years and I’ve come across some of the rustiest crustiest calcified nuts and bolts you’ve ever seen WD-40 works every.single .time . would never be without it. Truth

[@colonialroofingofnorthcaro441]

I know there's alot of products that have come out but wd-40 is a classic, my grandpa always had some on his truck and I'm the same way, it's still the best stuff on the market for most anything

[@TheGoodguy68]

I own a auto repair shop in the Rustbelt and exclusively use a 50/50 mix of acetone and regular ATF fluid for penetrating fluid because it just works.

[@jonasbrock3959]

In germany the corn is already 6 feet high. Btw nice video!

[@jamesmcclaren6534]

Fantastic audio in that high wind mate very nice to learn some information about your crops to . And would love to come to 1 of your meetings 😂👍

[@gregmiller2916]

Dude, you're cracking me up!! Too funny!!!

[@rocket8351]

Yeah, I call it a Digger too. I've never seen one like that old Massey tho.

[@verti7268]

Still one of my favorite video yet :)

[@jasonnorris2979]

And that's how farmers learn what works and what doesn't . Almost always experimenting with new things

[@digginz8603]

I'd love to see a video explaining what it means to "tile a field" and how they are all irrigated

[@legodragonxp]

All ads need to be like this. Fun to watch, understanding it is a sales ad. If it works, we can see it. o7 (salute)

[@tylertimmerman5843]

Good old mosquitos the state bird 😂

[@jmv2015]

awesome field ! gratz from a fellow farmer.

[@jdmodding9035]

We got one of those speeders for my tractor and made a custom pin hitch for it and works fine and not as flimsy

[@moosescorner]

wow i don't know if this footage is older or newly shot but the height of the best corn surprised me. Here in northern indiana corn is standing at least knee high already in the earliest planted fields.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Chris Miller this is a couple of weeks old, were about knee high now

[@moosescorner]

ok cool, wondered how 'real time' your videos were. Keep up the great vids!

[@robertreznik9330]

Our farm had a Ferguson 4 row cultivator it was used to also fertilize with ammonium nitrate It use boxes over the 40" row cotton. The farm grew 300 acres of irrigated cotton so must have taken a while to do that job back in the forties and fifties. By the time I was 8, I would us a 4 row knife sled behind a Ferguson to weed. Sure did beat hoeing by hand. I could have tested the water using reagents that I made up in the soils lab and the other 16 essential elements without machines like today. Farming sure have changed because now we can do rather that just wish!

[@superliner101hobbyfarming]

Looks about like my cultivator!

[@wyattgray859]

I like your combine videos

[@rodneynelson8448]

Love the product placement...if that is what it was. LOL

[@fbh31118]

Hard to believe a 50-60 year old piece of farm equipment can still fill a need on today's farm. That's great! Do you folks have any vintage equipment that your family treasures and maintains?

[@wkLeoTrooper]

I like this channel, and I like your videos, and I like WD-40. Win-win-win, drinks all around.

[@williamwood3rd72]

That was a great job in explaining the farmers odd jobs. Have you gotten rid of all your corn from last year yet

[@thedonleroy]

You sure don't want to miss those important meetings. LOL Great video thanks

[@skyespye6053]

I have been binge watching and enjoying every episode! Also I love me some WD-40. I use that stuff everywhere and will be continuously loyal toWD-40 for sponsoring millennial farmer!

[@raymitchell4321]

I hunt & I got my first deer this year & I like John deere & WD-40

[@jamieshields9521]

Crops looking great 👍 nice one on WD40, radishes is weed for us in our crops but have used as cover/feed crop last year.

[@PAFarms]

Haha, you did what I was gonna do. 1/2 acre of fallow land. Ordered the seed last week. Will be sure to give you credit for the idea!

[@thehendricksonsGVF]

Discussing wheat and hops market on Friday nights I see. I generally like to help the markets myself on the weekends

[@brinkme1772]

" ... get down in these old nuts ... " come on now Zach, you're not old!

[@MillennialFarmer]

BrinkME sometimes I feel like I am!

[@tfran8610]

Best marketing money WD40 has ever spent! Love the video's and humor.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Troy Frandson I appreciate that, thank you!

[@breezyridgeranch]

Very important destination = liquor store!

[@MrBlackcat52]

Zack all ways great videos thanks, your friend Ed in VA.

[@james69033]

We have that same spreader...looks and feels cheaply made, but it gets the job done I guess lol

[@thomasmarti5856]

Yup definitely don't want to be late for THAT meeting lol :)

[@jimmygrussing3997]

Thanks for video !!!!!! can't wait to see your water results !!!!!!!

[@erikwibholm2813]

How'd your tiller radish situation turn out? Thinking about doing that in some endrows on one of my fields. Thanks.

[@unknowndakota3576]

You're definitely getting that rain tonight up north is supposed to get a lot

[@tsplatt10]

I loved the WD-40 plugs

[@Sturmlied]

Is it supposed to move but does not move? WD40! Is it supposed to not move but does move? Duct Tape! Engineering 101!

[@minenotyours9031]

I really enjoyed the trip to the meeting. Do it again please

[@MillennialFarmer]

Mine Not Yours on my way now!

[@adamkruskama8455]

Herd makes the best atv spreader we use it for spreading slug bait all fall in our production fields and for seeding clover

[@kylerichardson8263]

How did you ever manage pulling that digger, sorry cultivator, without self drive??😄😄😄

[@joelmollenkopf3767]

Excellent~ Enjoy all your videos. You have a nice and clean shop! I use WD40 products all the time really like the rust release excellent product!

[@richardp3628]

do you even remember doing all your corn ground with that big of a cultivator ? lol

[@MillennialFarmer]

Richard P oh heck no!

[@rossskarda9239]

Do y’all own most of the ground you farm? Impressive operation. It’s starting to get pretty dry here in east central Arkansas.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Ross Skarda we own about half and rent the other half

[@peterc2696]

3:25 frat boys be like

[@joannford5860]

WD 40 IS NUMBER ONE FOR LOTS OF HOUSE USES.

[@jeffstewart82]

My father always called that dusting in seed when you broadcast it then work it in with field cultivator.

[@armyguy872008]

Aren’t Mosquitoes the Minnesota State Bird?

[@MillennialFarmer]

Yes, techinically!

[@chadharmon5716]

Dan Anderson no that's Florida my friend

[@jeremysmits9784]

They should be in Wisconsin too. Although we wouldn’t have any if they wouldn’t keep sending them here from viking country.🤪

[@michaelvangundy226]

Dan Anderson I've seen 'em caught in 3" leg hold traps.

[@reboot_2.00]

Are your mosquitos like the ones here in Canada that haul small children away to snack on later if you don't watch 'em?

[@davidjrlocilento3353]

Quick question what do you prefer to use chisel plow or just a regular old plow

[@Dale37]

You could film laundry day around your house man and it would still be entertaining! LOL

[@adamkruskama8455]

Remember to put those sample bottles on ice to get accurate readings.

[@kellydees1938]

WD 40 has NEVER HAD A BETTER SPOKESMAN!!!!!

[@ragincajun9354]

Great, now not only can I not stop watching farming vids I need a bendable straw for my WD40 can. I'm going to lube everything thanks!!!!

[@bigfarmingmachinery1239]

Even a life time supply of WD 40 wouldn’t even last a lifetime for me with how much i use!😂😂

[@curtweatherbee2523]

I use it all the time 😊 Best stuff on the market WD 40🤠10 four over and out good buddy

[@lurkenbergstrom7259]

Love your wd40 Videos, they are so fun to watch!!

[@AngDBurk]

In Arkansas our corn is already 6 to 7 foot tall but we were also done planting by the time y’all started

[@MillennialFarmer]

Gavin Burkett ours will be there in probably about 25 days yet

[@cummins-gt2uk]

lol hahaha liquor store was the meeting, to funny.

[@tucker6577]

I love watching you my dude

[@kwinchronic8953]

WD40 is cool in my books 👍

[@michaelsteimel8737]

The plugs were great😅

[@brianhurkett5128]

Sometimes the old tools are the best