Extreme Heavy Farm Equipment Recovery

Extreme Heavy Farm Equipment Recovery-Master Pipe Layer Randy and the Clinton Ag team we're able to provide some quality farm content. Zych Farms has been harvesting in awful conditions fighting extreme mud. The John Deere Combine and Case Quadtrac are buried! #TractorRecovery
How and why is the water so clean? Not only does soil capture water, but soil also filters water. Water that moves into and through soil is cleaned by physical, chemical, and biological processes. When pollutants carried by water get caught in the small pores of the soil, they get physically cleaned. After draining, the soil has more pore volume available for water infiltration during the next rain because of the larger volume of empty pores.
Consequently, more infiltration and less runoff may occur with an artificially drained soil compared to a poorly drained soil, depending on the next rain’s nature and timing. A very intense rain may not produce much infiltration in either case.
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[robertlyon]

Coming from a farming family, I am getting a huge kick out of this video . Farmers and ranchers are the best .

[joshhy]

The character who plays Randy is such a good actor! Defo my fave character in the series

[jakeatrader]

I didn't know that Jim works on more than one farm.

[rockgamer]

I love following your harvesting process. The details you share really give a sense of the hard work and challenges behind each harvest. It's amazing how much technology is involved in modern farming, and I appreciate the transparency about the highs and lows of the season. Thank you for bringing the reality of farming to those of us who might not otherwise understand it.

[FieldRows]

Zach it’s randy I already know this video is going to be great!!! Ur the best!!

[TheMilwaukieDan]

I’m amazed at the amount of water that’s moving into the drains. Wow

[johnmilburn]

The last time I saw a quad that bogged we had to lift it out .... just couldn't stop it submarining with half the rail sleepers going g down too. Did a bunch of damage to the running and steering gear as well 😒 Glad you got them out OK....Great vid too!!

[maxracingteam]

That quadtrac is a beast!!! I can’t believe how bad that ground is there! Hopefully they can get the rest of the corn picked!

[craigwavra]

Always enjoy a day with the tiling crew. Cool videos. Someone is going to need a fire hose bath!

[ottoneidlinger]

No offense Zach, love seeing Randy The Master Pipe Layer. Thank you very much!

[timmanning]

Zack,
I really enjoy your videos and your commitment to educating the public of food safety and the good life of living on the farm. I’m a fourth generation farmer and a retired State Executive Director with the Farm Service Agency /USDA and I have the greatest respect for your messaging. I always said, a farmer has so many challenges from worrying about securing financing for land acquisitions (ownership or leasing), raising cost of seed and fertilizer as well as equipment cost, then if you get a crop planted, will the good Lord provide favorable growing conditions to make a crop, and if a crop is made will there be a strong market to be able to meet your financial obligations.

I wish you a belated Merry Christmas and a very prosperous 2022 farming year. God bless you and your family and “keep it between the rows”.
Tim

[patrickerger]

Amazing on how that works laying pipe. Those machines were stuck. Glad you were able to help get them out. I love the idea to dig a big hole and put the big red tractor in the ground. Good place. 😍😍😍

[MichaelJones]

Yep, Bloomberg is the genius, just put the seed in the ground and let it grow. How hard is that. LOL

[nicfrieler]

Interesting video. Really shows the struggles Farmers face in wet conditions. Glad Randy could get Their equipment out.

[martyworthington]

Hey, at least now all they need is some tiles, trench already started

[oldtireman]

Pretty compelling case for putting tracks on your combine if your ground is this wet. Also, darn glad I’m not the one washing the quad and combine down at the end of the season, if not sooner.

[richardpedersen]

Holy sh.. That was some recovery 😬 great to see good people doing good work 👍

[superman]

it's amazing that the skills, knowledge, and abilities necessary for farm and food production are overlooked and marginalized by our politicians as well as the personal capital/money that farmers put at risk .... and all at the whim of mother nature... one of my favorite quotes from a french philosopher named voltaire (who was friends with ben franklin) is "no snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible".... this video made me remember the song "raindrops keep falling on my head" by b.j. thomas and something my grandpa always said " you want somethin' done then ya gotta get behind the mule".... btw, that soil is sure pretty... i'd plant my seed in it .... i think it's also amazing that where i'm from you get in trouble if you try to retain water on your land and where you're at you can get in trouble for getting water off your land...

[jenjen]

I just want to thank you for all you do!!!
Your hard work, dedication, and support for your fellow farmers give me hope in such crazy times... Sending blessings as Elijah's mom and my kidlets 🖤💚💛

[AKayfabe]

Millennial Farmer I am also a resident of MN and I discovered your channel on a news article and I think that’s great. I am very interested in farming in spite of not living on a farm myself, I have always had relatives who did growing up. Winters so harsh where we live and it’s coming.
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