EVERYTHING is getting STUCK!

Everything is getting stuck! Well, not everything but our semi and Randy's cart sure did. The conditions are anything less than ideal with more rain on the way.. The J&M cart is handling the conditions like a boss and we love the Crary Wind System. The Thunder Creek Fuel trailer sure saves us time and we can especially appreciate it when running this far behind.
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[pdude]

not a farmer, but i like to actually see for myself how food is produced and don't solely rely on portrayals by media and/or ngo's (global issue these days). this channel in particular is somewhat funny and entertaining. so instead of just looking out the window waiting for time to go by i figure i might as well watch some Millenial Farmer ...

[WelkerFarms]

Doesn't even phase Randy, master pipe layers are a rare fearless breed. Can't imagine harvesting in nothing but mud!

[jonlitchy]

Not a farmer.
But, I’ve grown up around farming my whole life. A lot of respect for what farmers do for our everyday life. Love learning about the in-and-outs about farming and why you guys do what you do.

[brandonwalcher]

I am a farmer, from Ohio. Just started watching you last week and my wife thought I was crazy for coming home from farming to sit and watch someone else farm on tv! Farmers know, you can never get enough farming!

[mikeyc]

Used to farm in northeast Iowa. Then moved to the city. 65 years old now and still miss the farm. Hard, yet satisfying, way of life.

[jackdolde]

I was laughing at the Welker Farms plug.

[TruckWick]

17:53 he's watching Welker Farms channel lol.

Though expanding on your question. I have worked as a farm hand and I have as a mobile ag mechanic for a dealership that liked a different red and really liked silver.

[OldTimerDave]

I grew up a farmer and farm was sold in the early 70's. Your videos among many others help soothe and old mans wish to farm once thank you

[cobraframebuilding]

I'm definitely not a farmer, but I am a millennial and I grew up on a farm in Michigan. 1500 acres of corn, dry beans, and sugar beets. Your operation is very similar in a lot of ways. Reminds me of the farm work I did with my dad and uncle. Cool to see the new machines. Harvest has an exciting energy.

[CanadianBacon]

I work for John Deere Ontario Canada. We talk about you at work around the coffee manchine. Keep up the great videos eh!

[steveminer]

Retired dairy farmer who did almost all of my field work with the two cylinder JD's. That certainly dates me and I am in awe of your equipment and knowledge. Love the videos. Thanks for taking time time and effort to do them.

[Tethys]

1:22 "There's a lot of back and forth, up and down and in and out...." Giggles like a school boy!


Not a farmer but grew up in the Midwest with family members who all had farms. Started watching as it reminds me of where I came from.

[roberts]

Not a farmer, but both sides of my family were. As a kid, age 8 to about 18, work on farms. All sold now, but the equipent I used was a little different. I drove an Allis Chalmers tractor to plow, and my grand father had 2 corn pickers. My left hand and my right hand, I picked corn and threw on a trailer. I love seeing the new equipment, auto steer etc. Keep up the good work, God Bless America

[martynasvizbaras]

I'm a farmer from Lithuania, our season is over so it's time to start watching others do their harvest, and yes i think i'm crazy!

[matthewdowd]

Zack I just wanna say, what you’re doing w you’re channel is just something special man, I can’t really put into words what I get out of it but after every vid you put out I just feel better for the rest of the day, I have pretty bad depression and you help me forget my problems for 10-20 mins and just enjoy some millennial farming!! Thanks for letting us come along on you’re fantastic voyage sir!! 👊😎

[nwpioneer]

I'm not a farmer. I never dreamed how hard you work all hours. I'm learning so much. I'm 85 and a retired chemical plant piping designer. You and Welker are my number one youtubers.

[russcelt]

I'm retired now. I grew up on 120 acres in West Michigan with a SC Case row crop. USAF 69-73. Truck driver 76-2001. Went into computing, moved to Scotland, got my BSc in 2007, worked as a System Administrator until 2019. I got hooked when you were dragging a tractor out of the mud. I enjoy your can do attitude. All the best, Russell.

[PrivatePAuLaa]

Not a farmer, can't remember how I got here, but I'm staying for the show

[julieannemorris]

Not a farmer but travel by the fields on the way to Grand Forks from TRF Mn 3 times a week. Praying for all of our farmers. Can see it has been a difficult year for harvesting due to the poor weather conditions. You are all very brave ! God bless you all .

[adamanderson]

I like how your watching welker farms in the combine. Love their videos too.