Farms In The U.S With The LARGEST Acreage..

Farms In The U.S With The LARGEST Acreage..

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[larryscott]

Is Jeremy Clarkson aware of the clickbait picture in the thumb?

[danielpullum]

The Offutt Family were instrumental in the Farm Rescue Program out of Jamestown, ND. A fantastic program to help farmers truly in need. Farm Rescue serves over 10 states now and does it all with a staff under 20+/- people and an army of God Bless Em

[richardwilliams]

Glad to see these farms are owned by families and not Chinese corporations. I myself just bought the farm next door and we increased our acreage by 100%. I now have 20 acres🤠

[ReasonRaider]

These families will be the definition of generational wealth in 100 years when cities need expanding and ag has gotten much more advanced.

[craigpettersson]

I would not want the property tax bill of these people. Holy cow!

[themag]

How impressive it is that they manage such a large area of land so well

[earllutz]

To answer your question. No, I was not aware, that there families owned all of the farmland, that your video showed. I am glad to see that the hard work of these families, pain off for them.

[DorenKai]

This is amazing I recently just gave up on farm business and I sold my farm lands and put the money into stock investments which I made $800k this year alone better than going to through the hectic stress of farm business

[hillpuller]

Blaine Larsen went broke 5 years ago, and that picture of his not his brother.

[johnpapa]

I have a massive 8.4 acres!!! It's about all I can keep up with.

[ridingwithjack]

When he said that all the land adds up to around 1 million acres all I can think is that's beginner level because the average station in Australia is usually over 1 million acres easy but the smaller farms are usually only small something like 10, 000 acres that's a full-time property and full-time workers but if your closer to the city which a lot people are a hobby farm is close 500 acres, its weird how America has some much land that would be so good for grazing and growing crops but there are some many people over there.

[johnblyth]

These are large back yards for a house. Look up 10 largest farms in Australia. Smallest 1.2 Million Acres. Largest Anna Creek Station, over 2.4 Million Acres. To put it in perspective, Australia has 8 of 10 largest farms in world. Look up also Cubby Station. Over 200, 000 Acres. Grower of cotton. Largest irrigated farm in southern hemisphere. They have their own Cotton Gin on the farm. The water rights are so huge, one year they made more money selling water to other farms, than they would growing cotton.

And Australia is a baby in age and population, compared to USA. So there you have it

[swift]

Can't you ask yourself?Why there are 50 million native.Indian americans are missing from their lands

[garystevens]

1 year ago!! Now let’s talk about Pennsylvania! That’s blocking farmers. The world fed bank that’s buying out the farmland talk about Idaho and no farming due to no water! What about the ban of all small farms in Oregon

[yamanmustafa]

3:50 - a 10 litre watering can in thousands of acres.

[matty]

Testament to what can be achieved if you bought land 100 years ago.

[bekabeka]

Owning land is amazing and owning a tractor is a bonus 👌🏼 it’s a therapy but unless you own a huge land there is no money in farming up to 10 acres well in my country anyway because we have no grants or subsidies as we’re not in EU

[tman]

glad to hear Bill Gates is not one of the top ten.

[miltonzinn]

80 acres in Tennessee. Wife and I want to do some small ag, but nothing huge

[andreinarangel]

Much of America is NOT "covered in farmland". Most of our country is still wild. We have more trees today than there were in 1492 (because of improper forest fire management).