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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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Hey millennialfarmer
Does the plastic container taste well with food after nuking the food in plastic ? No being smart, just a hint to be cautious. Blessings😊
I'm here to cheer you on!
lol,chef prepared....nah im good on the hungry man...ill reheat a brat faster
I’m a retired oil refinery operator. I think a diverse energy supply is ideal. I do not like the government forcing electrical on us. Let the market decide.
Now let’s get back to farming!
Yeah if everything goes electric ⚡ what happens to the ethanol subsidies the plants get for blending it. 😮 Believe me I'm no fan of electric vehicles. A rechargeable flashlight or drill is fine 😃
A snap of the fingers and that Factor meal went into the trash ! 😅
Please don't refer to my man-belly as trash, sir
dad bod
It's not a belly, it's an ab.
"It's a mess now, but it will be nice later". That is what she didn't say.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Are you not finished yet and cleaned things up?
The thing haters don't understand is all comments help the algorithm 😂
Give them a ❤
Someone with a pretty successful channel said, that "I don't want you to subscribe or turn the notifications on or whatever. Just leave a comment about what did or didn't like" Point being, if someone likes and subscribes, but never watches another video, it's actually worse for algorithm. Leaving a comment or just like is better. Ofc, full on follower, who subscribes and watches most of the videos is best, but sometimes people lose interest in something they did like before. I know that I'm guilty of this. And yt algorithm doesn't exactly like "dead" followers. But yes, it is an actual marketing method- just make a insignificant mistake in the video, so everyone feels the need to correct you, and just profit :D
Typical DA remark.
Hey Mr. Zach. City kid here. Love seeing these videos. Love seeing Onyx learning to drive the farm equipment and driving his own race car. Love that he has a dirt bike. Dude's living the dream and he has a great dad. I'm serious. Nothing more important to a boy than a dad who spends time with him, teaching him, and listening to him. I've begun to understand that because the 6-year old down the street who doesn't have a dad has adopted me. He's annoying and a pain but the other night he came out in his jammies and gave me a hug good night and I melted. That love made it all the annoying stuff worthwhile. I'm learning a bit from your videos watching you and Onyx about what's really important. I can't be his father but I can be his big bro and teach him and learn about that word my mom says I need to learn about, "patience". Love the videos. Keep up the inspirational work.
That's awesome. Our world needs more like you. Remember, not all heroes wear capes, sometimes they are just kind to our youth and listen. Bless you!
You are a GOOD person for being there for that child!!! You should be proud of that, Thank You!
@@12370ts Yeah, lil dude’s rekt me. I think I’m beginning to understand unconditional love. I was replacing brake pads on my bike and it took a lot longer with him around but it was cool, he’s my boy. The oil change was a complete disaster. He wanted to try and I knew it would be a mess but how else are you going to learn but through failure. We cleaned up the mess then had an ice cream sandwich and it was fine, he’s my boy. He’ll learn. I had to replace a broken trailer light and he wanted to learn. No problem, he’s my boy. This kid has done a serious number on me. I’m beginning to understand things I didn’t get before and my parent s are looking at me weird. Lol The best part was taking him to the BMX park and letting him test his courage on the jumps. I can’t help but love this kid.
Man your love to this kid is going to help him become a great member of society. It is the lack of love and guidance that causes so many to end up on the wrong side of the law. You are a fantastic person.
It's a good thing that you're doing. Lots of things that he should learn to grow into a good man himself.
Government substitutes in all forms is bad,at least for the taxpayers
While I'm glad to see grain used in whatever manner, a quick check on ethanol subsidies shows them still in place, although they've evolved over the years. The subsidies were brought forward for repeal in 2011, but the Senate did not pass the repeal. Quote: As of now, government subsidies for ethanol production total approximately $7 billion per year.
These subsidies make it more profitable for farmers to grow corn for ethanol than for human or animal consumption, affecting corn prices. (end of quote). Shrug.
$7 billion, so that's like one week of Ukraine funding.
I do not know if your numbers are correct, but most of that number is tax breaks on infrastructure so tell me what other energy producing industries are not benefitting from tax breaks for their own industry. My guess is you will have a hard time finding any.
@@asmrhead1560Slava Ukraini!!
I'd rather subsidize American farmers than Ukraine. You should check out all the things that the U.S taxpayers are paying for in Ukraine. It's not just weapons.
@@marknicholson2718what about all the subsidies on electric cars, solar and wind?
I prefer my ethanol charcoal filtered and aged in charred white oak barrels.
Some fine sipping liquor
I'm more of a tequila kid myself. 🥃😂
@@Isaac_132 Mampoer for me...
South African version of Moonshine, but instead of corn mash we use high sugar yielding fruit like peaches, pears, grapes, nectarines, oranges and mangoes. Basically you have a fruit you like, we can turn it into some good quality rocket fuel, just pick one though, because blends have a tendency to have unappealing flavours.
@@PrinceAlhorian Oh man, that sounds crazy. I've had some wine, I tend to like the sweet one's better. Not a real fan of liquors like whiskey, rum, vodka, that kinda stuff. I do like a good tequila tho. Funny story, I had a crash on my motorcycle and broke my leg. It wasn’t horrible but it was still a broken leg. I rode my bike home and my parents gave me a glass of tequila for the pain while we iced. Then we went to the hospital. Tequila worked better than the pain meds they gave me. 🤣 As far as beer goes, I like a good IPA. My favorite drink tho is a water or coke.
@@PrinceAlhorianI think we call that Apple-Jack here
I just wish ethanol wasn't such a pain in the ass to deal with.
The other Government Juice...
Small engines sure don't like ethanol.
i have 4 engines that run on it no problems.
@@tkboxer ours don't care lol might be a Maintenace issue
I'm hoping they add something in to stop ruining all my carburetors. Or I just use 91.
Zach and family you guys are awesome. I always get a smile when you upload on both channels. And f the haters. From me nothing but love ❤❤❤❤
I sure could go for $1.79 gas, a few mean tweets, and a couple hateful comments, lol. Loved your shirt Onyx!
That be sweet...we pay over 3.50
Love the content bud, you help me pass the time between harvest up here in Canada.
Love how you promote farmer-to-farmer education and foster a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public. It’s so important for people to understand where their food comes from...
Just look at your subscriber number, smile and don’t fret! The haters have nothing else to do! Love your videos and your family!
Love the content and how you bring your take on farming to light. Thank you for sharing!
You are a likable guy, the heck with the haters.Don’t let them get you down
What do you qualify as a hater
I just love when you poke the bear and it responds it makes it all the more funnier.
Fun to see Anna check in with one of her humans.
Anna? It's 'Honor' isn't it??
@@davidacton7937😂
Support our Farmers World wide, they produce our food and many other Goods ❤
I grew up on a livestock only farm never done crop farming but however this is the only channel I follow because Zach is not only funny but you can tell he’s passionate about farming and family. Plus I also follow Between the rows… love the content!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Love the channel keep up the great work
I like seeing expert operators just work.
Your dedication to modern farming techniques and your passion for agriculture are truly inspiring! I love how you blend tradition with innovation to achieve sustainable and efficient farming practices. Keep up the great work, you're making a real difference in the industry!
Awesome video. Thank you guys
Love ur videos. Keep up the great work
Thanks for the show guys 🍻
Only issue i have as a farmer with ethanol now is the carbon pipeline and carbon smart farming BS getting shoved down our throats to make ethanol "greener". Ethanol will never be green enough for the people in charge of the goal posts
Touche! And, while we are on the subject, Why would we be spending money directly and indirectly (and subsidies) to sequester the CO2 those corn & soybean plants need to continue to grow?
So crazy what a difference of a few states away makes. I’m in central Missouri along the Missouri River and we got 7 to 8 ft tall corn with tassels on it already. The earliest I seen stuff go in was march 30th.
Zach, I love the sarcasm 😂
This is a great sharing of real men at work!
What a really neet setup in the making. Cannot wait to see it done and in action. Great content 👌
That would be an interesting “Off of the Husk” program, 45 minutes of two experts in the industry on the pros and cons of converting corn into ethanol.
Love Ya all. God Bless one and all...
The transition to the ad was nice
Ona was supervising the concrete crew those kw look really nice sence u guys polished the wheels n buffed out the paint
For better or worse, I think it's a good idea to incite some discussion about gov farming subsedies, ethanol production and fertilizer use once in a while! John Oliver also did a piece on it recently so it's probably a lot more in the spotlights these days. But this channel is I think an awesome bridge between farmers and non-farmers so that hopefully everyone can learn from eachother.
As a scientist myself I really loved when you guys did that run-off water check a while back! Would love to see more of that kinda stuff.
Well said, I enjoy the journey and learn more everyday.
Thanks for another great video Zach and Becky.
It was interesting and enjoyable to watch.
Congratulations on getting started on your new grain dryer setup. They dig quite a base for the concrete base it sits on. Am sure the new dryer will be a nice addition to your bin setup.
Will be anxious to see the finished project when it is all setup and running. Nice.
Hey Zach, please don’t let the negative comments bother you. Just brush them out and press on. Don’t understand them myself. You always hear the positive from me.
Good luck at the race track.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
In Norway they use up to 10% ethanol.
Some stations have chosen to put 10% into 95 and 0 into 98, so that the veteran vehicles can fill 98 without ethanol.
That's the way it should be 2 choices of equal octane let the consumer decide what they run in their vehicle not the government that's got us $35 trillion in debt.
Weather has been a problem worldwide. Too much or not enough rain, too cold or too hot, etc. Your fellow farmers in the great white north (southern Ontario) have corn knee high before the 1st of July! Hoping for many degree days for you.
I just enjoy reading the comments
It's the best 😂
It will be interesting Zach when you get the new dryers set up and delivered to your yard I can't wait to see what they look like
While it is awesome that they can use ethanol for energy and it's awesome that you are a farmer and we appreciate it. The ethanol that is in the gas makes it absolutely suck, motors don't run as good, gas mileage is terrible, and if you leave it sit for a month or longer in a small engine forget about starting it or having it run properly.
Been running ethanol in every gas engine for 20 years and not seen this. Ever though that the oil companies blend the worst gas with the ethanol? Very little change in mileage especially with E88. All small engine get some stabil for winter and start in spring. Unless running 110 race gas in everything all gas has a shelf life
Yeah but on the other hand, having a vaguely stable climate trumps your gas mileage.
And by the way - if you properly tune an engine to run on E85 or similar fuel you can get better gas mileage, and if you use proper hoses actually rated for ethanol it doesn't kill your engine. Stop blaming the technology for your own ineptitude; just because you're not treating the engine right doesn't mean it's bad tech. I come back to the previous point - everyone's planet trumps your convenience.
@BazilYat tell that to the manufacturer of small engines. Perhaps you have all the secrets to hose compound formulas locked away. And the United States isn't the biggest pollution making country. India China and pretty much any country in that 1/4 of the globe. Do you think Russia gives a rats ass about pollution? 😂😂
I get 36mpg on the highway and 28mpg in the city with 10% fuel which is way better than the 21mpg I got with my previous car running pure gasoline, so I don't know where you are getting your numbers, and when you store small engines you are supposed to drain the tank anyway to prevent water intrusion.
All fuel tanks condensate with humidity and temperature fluctuations
Hey tanks for the info, glad to hear that the corn given to cattle to fatten them up doesn't have all the sugar. Should make for some great tasting beef.
The candy byproducts also go to cattle and other animals... ya know the rejects product switches etc from candy manufacturers... cattle etc need a balanced diet and luckily here in the USA we are great at making sure things don't go to waste...
I would love to purchase grain at the price farmers are receiving.
Plus wetness for crops is good. So long as it fecks off for harvest.
We grow corn on our century farm and I work for big oil….glad we both get tax breaks…I just love anything that runs in an internal combustion engine!
Any foreign oil dependency we have is artificially created.
Not really. It depends of the type of oil you need. You should look it up 😊
@@AndreasMadsen Believe that if you want. Ive been in Texas over 70 years, my dad was a doodlebugger and well logger before his career in research biochemistry. You learn early about the artificiality of oil parameter requirements and the extent of the nations reserves.Did my first school paper about the artificiality of fuel requirements in the mid 60s from data my dad had collected in the early 50s which predicted the insanity of the 70s. The predicate reasons for ethanol spiked fuel are specious.
@@AndreasMadsen The most common type used for plastics and fuel products is light sweet crude, which is found in great abundance in North America from Alaska to Canada to Texas. The reason why we get it from OPEC is because it is cheaper because they don't have the same environmental laws to deal with that we have here in the US so they can pump it cheaper and sell it at a higher price. When a barrel of oil was about $120 was when the US and Canada started getting oil from the vast oil sands in southern Canada because the price of oil made the difficulty of processing the oil sands more profitable. OPEC then opened the tap again to drive down the prices because the didn't want the competition and the stopped oil sand production. The Middle East does not have the majority of the oil in the world only the easiest to get to and produce. When they are empty the US and Canada will be sitting on the largest crude oil deposits in the world(which they already do we just don't pump it for the above reasons). Remember the Exxon Valdez incident, that was crude oil out of Canada, and most of our domestic fuel comes from our own oil not foreign oil. That said, the US gulf coast refines most of the worlds crude oil into usable by-products. So when I hear people saying the US is going to war over oil, it is laughable because, no, we are not. We've got plenty right under our own feet if we need it.
@@AndreasMadsenWrong😂 look it up😂
@@AndreasMadsen between texas and alaska, the USA has enough oil for 40 years with no imports
Thanks 👍
I have little to no clue about farming but I watch many farming channels to try to learn and understand. I’m a railroader by trade.
Farming is Dollars per acre in America, when it should be pounds of food per acre.
Oil is a regenerative natural resource that forms beneath the earth's crust.
No dependency on foreign oil or grain, use our own property owners resources and pay them well, but greedy politicians.
Hell of a finger snap...hair, location and shirt! Wish I could do the same...and drop by to drive the big tiller!
Good job guys
Probably half of the haters are arm chair Farmers and have no idea what is going on in the farming world ,enjoy your videos
Hey now! just cus I’m farming eating a bag of chips and drinking a 100 ounce soda does not mean I’m not a real farmer.
Clueless arm chair farmer reporting for comment section durty 🫡😂
@@moneyandtimefreedom3352amen!
@@moneyandtimefreedom3352 no I mean the ones that don't farm but think they know how things work if they're weren't Farmers city people would go hungry and not be able to travel, sorry if I didn't word my comment right
@@failsauceinc6291actually the crops grown here in the Midwest are grown to make processed food chemicals and the left over is used to feed our livestock. People don't eat field corn and soybeans.
I don't hate the ethanol production in the US. I just wish they would be honest with what the ethanol did to engines when they instituted the change to the current blends that contain 10% of ethanol in it.
It's hydrophilic. That's my problem with it. You can't store it, it soaks up water, even fuel stabilizers have their limits. My generator is dual fuel and will never see gas, propane only. If it didn't turn to water and trash so fast it wouldn't be to bad.
@@piquat1 In most states you can get 100% gasoline still.
I did the math last summer. I tested my car using 10% ethanol gas and pure gas. I got 20% better gas mileage with pure gas. I literally used more "gasoline" with 10% ethanol than I would have using pure gas. If we're trying to save the planet using ethanol, mile for mile I'm burning more gas and doing more harm to the environment than if I were running pure gas.
@@Isaac_132 The problem with most Ethanol blends is that they start with really crappy gas instead of using the normal gas that you would buy and compare too. Where I used to live they started with the same octane of gas before adding ethanol to it, I could tell the difference. I liked the ethanol, but I am also a farmer.
@Isaac_132 I learned from my dad that ethanol was murder on engines back in the 1970s. It burns hotter than gasoline. It also would reduce the life of fuel filters and other parts not accustomed to the heat. It killed the fuel economy of the first car I ever bought new. A 2005 Ford Ranger with a V6 engine. I watched my mileage go from the low 20s into the 10-15 mpg range when they switched gasoline to the e10 stuff. The farmers are selling their product and I have no quarrel with that. They didn't put it in my gas tank.
This is not a hate comment let me make that known. But while ethanol hasn’t taken any subsidies since 2012, isn’t it effectively “subsidized” because of the government blending mandate with ethanol being blended into gasoline? Legitimate question I want to know the answer to.
The 7 billion subsidy was repealed by the senate in 2011 but it still is in every budget and goes out. Why I don't get it?
@@williamhamill813it's all about votes in corn producing states. That said, there isn't any group that isn't putting a squeeze on politicians for their own interest.
A mandate can and in this case is a subsidy.
The mandate is a fair point, but it's in their for good reasons.
@@MillennialFarmer and that primary reason is that it was safer for the environment than the existing additives used to make fuel more powerful. Trying to make the environment safer for all, also brought us DEF. It's hard to trash talk those intentions.
You can’t have any haters I think you are nice guy and a hard working farmer
I wish I could get E-85 for my Silverado. But only E-10. As to my diesel, your soybeans works. Thank you for being a great farming family. God Bless.
Oh dear... They took the bait!
Good evening from the UK.... I've got 42 corn plants in my veggie plot. Thats plants, not acres! Any tips on applying feed?!! You grow more than me....🤣
ps They're about 9 inches high. I think i should be top dressing or something?!! I did strip till prior to planting.... Genuinely!
Hello. Being an old French farmer I've been watching you guys for 5 years and smile when I see them eating fast. In France, the tractor driver gets out of his tractor, sits in the shade on a camping chair and eats a bread, ham and butter sandwich,🥖🥐 then a Camembert cheese and drinks a glass of red wine 🍷or cider. In Germany, he drinks beer.🍺
In Argentina, at the foot of his caravan, he prepares a steak on the grill and sips mate.🧉🧉
In Russia, at the end of the field, sitting on a bale of straw in an enamelled tin bowl,🥣🥧 he gulps borscht with his comrades.🍚🍚 🍚🍚The nomenclatura has forbidden him to drink vodka at work, so now he drinks plain water!
And the American in all this? the sterilized cellophane dish of a cosmonaut! and Coca-Cola. 🥤don't take the time to take a break, and eat while you ride!
It consumes but doesn't take the time to breathe
Let's keep our feet on the ground, and take the time to enjoy natural foods, since bacteria are still useful for the intestinal macrobiote.!!
A few years ago the minnesota ethanol industry paid everyones admission to our local race track, one of the largest crowds the track ever had. We Minnesotans love free stuff thanks.
They do that every summer at multiple tracks!
You tell them Zach! I'M a big supporter of the American farmer!
He didn't tell anyone anything. He's disingenuous and he knows it. You can't be a part of the ethenol industry and not know it's by mandate subsidized 😂
I'm a big US ag supporter everytime I sit down to eat. I've been to other parts of the world. If Americans are skinny it's cuz we choose to be. Other people, not so much.
Thank you. I used the code for the discount with Factor. The meals were delicious.
Next year you should plant wheat and also take digest for a tractor ride.
❤ from Norway
I don’t know where your location is in your state but have been hearing about flooding along some rivers and in towns next to the rivers from the heavy rains. I hope your farm and other farms in the state haven’t had any serious damage to crops whether plant or animal.
Southern and Southeastern Minnesota were hardest but everywhere else is just fine, and Zach's farm is in West-central Minnesota so he's totally fine.
Southwest MN and Southeast SD is where most of the 16-20" totals were. Only 9 here in south central MN last week. Missed a lot of heavy rain. What compounded the problem is its been wet here since 4/26. Drainage systems were already running full.
the whole state (really region for that matter, MN, SD, ND, IA, WI) received alot of rain in the last month+, it just keeps raining. Farms all over the state had major damage and will be making their declaration of insurance claims or whatever the term is. Quite a few had to replant or were not able to plant at all due to their fields being underwater and still are- it's to late now. St. Louis county I think borders the Canadian border, and I think they declared a disaster zone. The rapidan dam issue (youtube it). St. Paul, the capital city on the Mississippi is supposed to rise 4+ feet from already flood stage in the next 4-5 days. So - pretty much all the rivers in MN and the region are FULL and will be for a while as drainage occurs.
I just know that up where I live(an hour north of the Twin Cities) the Snake and other rivers are running at normal levels, but for two weeks now all of the locks at the damn by La Crosse& La Crescent have been open and when I crossed the St. Croix earlier today on 94 the boat dry storage facility in Hudson was flooded out.
Genuine question? What subsidies is the oil industry getting? I personally know a small producer that receive zero subsidies. Maybe it’s a typical government thing that we’ll take care of the chevrons of the world but push the small guy out? Anyway, enjoy the farming and of course the racing vids!
That new dryer looks it's gonna be a butte Clark. Jeepers
I'm hoping so!
You get my vote!! Heading over to BTR!!
I love E85. Works excellent in my turbo car. No issues with the fuel system, etc. The ones that know nothing are the ones that yell the loudest.
If only the price at the pump would reflect the miles per gallon decrease, I would definitely run it all the time. I like the idea of it!
It should, if your local stations are honest with their margins on it. Often timeS, they're not
@@MillennialFarmer agreed. I lose approx. 17% mileage and the price is usually 5-10% less than gasoline in central Indiana.
Don’t let the 2% wag the tail….carry on! Like watching your videos.
Great video bud
Everyone has haters , just keep up the good work , they have to have something to do lol
Play time is important! I'm jealous.
I love all the products they make at the ethanol when are u taking a tour😮
You have an awesome channel.
Zach tell them boys to let you in that excavator, that’s in the contract 😂
Water! Water!Water!⭐️
Hey Zach! So cool to see you get a Sukup Mixed Flow dryer. I was a design engineer who helped design that dryer! Let me know how you like the platforms when it's all said and done. =)
I know it's a bit late now the video has come out... But have you arranged the footings to make it easier to clean underneath?
After that moment of wisdom... Roll VT
Please keep adding quality info about your corn and ethanol
Not A hater here. I enjoy your videos and used to enjoy ethanol quite a bit but I'm sure I still use a little. Thanks for the video!!
Cant see anything wrong with video. Just honesty
The comment about corn going out of the food chain with it reality of ethanol production is it takes the starch out of the corn for fuel leaving a high protein residue that is in demand for feeding Livestock. It was good Zack explained that and hope Zack keeps explaining that in future videos to educate the viewers that are not involved in farming but watch to learn how food is produced and how farming has and is changing
Haters??? You admit you’re a millennial??? Love your channel Zach!!
Its the same with canola..blending for bio diesel
I don't judge, neither should anyone else, I'm not a hater lol. G-d bless.
Make all the ethanol you want but don't make me buy it! The Federal Government and the state of Minnesota require gasoline retailers to sell ethanol blended gasoline which is complete BS in my opinion. Is that even legal under a Federal or state Constitution that we assume elected officials are staying in compliance with?
your just having all the fun lol
I'm gonna go ahead and be one of them haters. I really hate that there ain't more Between the Rows videos lol.
Over promise & under deliver…That’s what she said 😂
Well Zack you plant the corn harvest it store it and ship it to the plant.Someone makes the ethanol and ships it. It finally made it to me and we store it in bulk storage tanks,than injected into the gasoline(10%) at the loading rack to the underground storage tanks at the gas stations. That’s on Long Island,NY.Funny story the barge had a brand new man on this load and with a heavy southern accent said this stuff smells just like the recipe.Well don’t drink it.
Great videos and insights into farm life. However, "homegrown energy" is not just ethanol - it is domestically sourced crude oil & natural gas. And, regarding subsidies, at the real risk of inciting a little hate, I submit these words: Federal crop insurance program.
My problem with corn ethanol it’s gross inefficiency and as far as I’m aware requiring more energy to produce than it replaces in gas by up to 70%. If we wanted the most efficient production of ethanol sugar beats would be the better crop.
Do you have that much laundry that you need a dryer that big? 😆
As far as loading trucks, is there a Bluetooth camera that you could mount somewhere so the driver can watch how full the truck is getting on his phone?
We’re not all haters. I was thinking how much easier it will be to clean under dryer.
Anna seems rather relaxed around that earth-moving equipment.