Onyx Back in The Combine!

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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture. With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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[MillennialFarmer]

As a dad of three, there’s nothing more important to me than the health of my kids and the future of our family farm. Making America Healthy Again can’t just be a slogan—it has to be an initiative led by real farmers who understand how to balance sustainable practices with what truly works for their land and families.

[grahamcoles]

A colleague asked me what I watched on TV, I said I dont watch regular TV, I watch videos on you tube. "Like what" he said, I said my Favourite channel was this one. He asked why and I replied, because its better than anything I have watched on regular TV. Please keep it going for as long as you can. I live in the UK, I am not a farmer but I am hooked on the Millennial Farmer. Thank you.

[ezone]

Mr. Onyx is about the luckiest young man to walk on dirt.
Working beside your father and grandfather is a blessing I hope he cherishes every day.

[RocklandPaul]

Good luck Zach! I’m Canadian, but I’d vote for you!

Onyx is THE COOLEST teen on YouTube. Race cars, grain carts and massive combines!

What an amazing young lad! 🇨🇦

[rjdalchow]

Our local fire and rescue crews have spent this past week training on grain bin rescues using the equipment and techniques you featured on here a few years ago.

[pnwguy]

Just voted for you. Your knowledge of farming and how you handle all the equipment and issues that arise. You are a strong candidate for that position. Good luck

[Broddatoad]

As a kid in the suburbs i have family out in the country in Wisconsin love going out there and helping

[realSilverfoot]

Zach just wanted you to know. I voted 🗳️ for you. Now your on your way to a political career 😊
Congratulations and good luck 🍀

[kevinsavard]

Sounds like a thermostat that might be starting to stick. Great to hear you are doing farm rescue again. Never know if you might be the recipient one day as you get older. Great to see people helping each other.

[KalvenJones]

Zach just went to Maha and voted for you. Watching from the millennial farmer video shows you and your family care about the future of American farmers. Send you a screenshot of my vote.

[gilreynolds]

Good to see your son operating the combine. Thanks for volunteering your time for farm rescue.

[tyler]

Well as a Canadian farmer from Saskatchewan I can’t vote but I have been watching you for years and i hope you get your start in your political career. Good luck!!! We need more like you in Canada

[julianlavergne]

Good for you. Volunteering is an excellent thing to help out another farmer in need. When we grew up, there was always a lot of help for us when my dad was sick in the 60's. Nice to see that it is still the practise. Thanks you

[RichardRamage]

Haha, Live streaming haircuts whilst drinking a case of beer with Randy? I think one of you should do a mohawk and the other one do a reverse mohawk. Reverse mohawk for the one who drank the least...

[sethos_ger]

It’s Great how you care about Community, such as Farm Rescue. I believe there are a lot of Farmers struggling and you raise awareness. Good Job, Looking forward to the Next Video.

[larrydavidson]

You give back a lot to the community Zach and also helping out a fellow farmer makes you a pretty decent guy in my book.

[choochooman]

Zach, I voted even before I watched the video. I know you will do what’s best for us, millennial or not. Please make our country healthy again! My 4 kids depend on it!

[johnrawson]

In. Y experience as a mechanic for farm trucks. I’ve had to remove lots of air to air coolers to access the rad well enough to wash out the fins. Surprising how packed the fins can get. Have found lots of debris stuck between the 2rads as well.

[wcooman]

I still remember the 1st time my dad turned me loose in our massive Case 660 combine. I think I might have been 11 or 12. We were doing light red kidney beans. I had brought him lunch on a tractor. While he ate, I unloaded the bin. When I was done, he motioned for me to go combine. I made a couple of rounds before he took it back. Opened the flood gates for me running the combine for wheat, oats, & rye harvests. One of my fondest memories growing up.

[darekhenry]

Voted from Arkansas. Plenty of farmers and ranchers plus people like me who are full-time cops and part time farmers are all for a better agriculture future and something to be proud of! God bless