You young lady definitely got the ole school pioneer spirit! It's so refreshing to see you think and use common sense that so many young people don't have or don't use! Seeing you get excited about the rain and enjoying the sounds of nature is so freaking refreshing! Thank you for sharing this kind lady! Have a beautiful day!
Thank you and your family for once again giving us a glimpse into your lives! Thank you too for staying in the fight and not giving up on feeding our country!
A luxury, Laura twice in one day, who could ask for more! Three times, now I am being silly. You didn't get much sleep the rainy night. Your cat still loves your company even though she has kittens. Love from Mike. ❤
I saw the food truck/trailer and the flashlights and then realized it was the band.......Farmers do not mess around.....Like your style!!!!!! THANKS for all you guys do!!!!!!! ALL FARMERS know you are SO Appreciated!!!!!! We know what you do for us!!!!
I hope you and Grant understand what a blessing you guys have to own/operate a successful farm. I know it is risky business, dependant on the weather. I worked on a ranch/farm for several years in S Dakota, and at the end of the day, whether I was digging fence posts for a mile, or chasing cows, or cutting/hauling hay, ir planting wheat, when I'd come in dog tired, it was a good feeling. The fresh air, always something different, the sunsets, or just touching what we did. I remember one night, the guy I worked for, called me after 10 pm and asked me to come help deliver a calf. I'd never seen one born before. All I knew, was from reading James Herriot books. The rancher/farmer told me he couldn't get the rope on the calf's leg to pull it, and needed me to do it. Mind you, I'd never seen it done before, only what I'd read. I reached into the cow, got the rope hooked, and we use the calf puller and pulled the calf out. The mother cow, seemed to get energy after the calf was born. I went home dog tired and excited what I'd just been a part of. Watching your videos, makes me long to not be behind a desk, and work a farm. If I ever came into any sizeable inheritance, I'd sure be tempted. But thanks for your videos because I seriously relive memories of those years in the 80s and early 90s when doing that.
Good morning Laura! Glad you got some rain - we need more down here in Missouri.. Hope you get all the kitties spayed/neutered before you end up with 20...lol😉 You are an inspiration and role model to all with your work ethics and morals! Have a great day 😊
@@erich3713 City folk told me them critters lie around in the bed all day and all night and they end up getting pregnant and That is what makes their eyes open. 😂 LOL 😂😱🤫😎✌️
Hello Laura & Grant from southern Minnesota. Enjoy watching your videos but am now a retired farmer and still enjoy all the new advancements in agriculture. By the way my family immigrated from Germany and Sweden and my last name is Carlson so its possible were related in some way. Keep on farmin!
Stupid trick I learned somewhere... when you're putting in your ear plus, reach around your head with your other arm and gently pull up and back on your ear lobe while putting in the plug... it will go in easier and deeper without using as much force or needing to twist. You will get a better seal and more protection if it works for you!
I don't often comment on your videos but I just wanted to say I have truely enjoyed watching you and Grant become a family and grow as farmers. We have rented out our farm land since my grandfather passed away 48 years ago. No one else in the family wanted to take over farming the land although I have wished many times I had been old enough to be offered the opportunity to do so. But the land rent supported my grandmother and my aunt. Had one of us farmed the land ourselves I don't think it would have supported that family and my grandmother and my aunt. My lifelong desire to help people led me into the military then into nursing school and I have had a very rewarding career in nursing. But I remain jealous of farmers. I can't think of a better way of life that ties together your job (or profession) and your personal life than working the land. Keep up the good work, congratulations on becoming such an excellent videographer and thank you for what you do both behind the camera and behind the wheel of a tractor.
@@jamespaul2587 Some 2-3 years back she got involved in some clothing/items merchandise deal that probably did well anyway, this one is not Dull between the ears, Beautiful, Smart, and has a Work Ethic, Grant knew exactly what he was doing^^
Good morning is going to be in the upper 80s to mid-seventies the rest of this week so praying for cool weather coming your guyses way it's hard to believe it that it just seems like not too long ago you guys were planting and now you're getting ready to harvest where has this year gone by blessings from Martinsville Indiana we love you guys
Wonderful rain no wonder you are excited. We are desperately looking for rain here in Australia. It is very dry and a lot of the wheat is being baled for hay as it is now too late for rain to do any good for the grain set
Have to get that backup headlight replaced. It would have made for an adventure had the last one you had burned out while turn off the pivot. Love your hard work and positive approach to the challenges of small business framing. Keep up the good work you two.
It’s so fun to live with you your farming life. You are just to cute inside and out. I love your bubbly personality. Please continue the great channel.
Late August rain counts as a miracle in the plains. Getting stuck aside, another tiny problem with driving on muddy dirt roads is that, after they dry, you have the most rutted, bumpiest roads on earth.
Grant is a very lucky man. Laura is very easy on the eyes and is loaded with personality. Frankly, I think you are both very lucky. Congratulations to you both.
Glad you didn't get stuck in the rain. Nice two inches of rain for your crops. Glad Peppers kitten's are doing well. Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out
Tired Wet Muddy!! Doing Work In Middle of Night!! And Still A Beautiful Smile! And A Great Attitude!! Thanks For Sharing with Us Laura! Keep Smiling On!! 😄👍👊❤️
Hot tip. You can use the fibre in the corn leaves and stalks to give you enough traction. The beaten fibre (give it a twist, thump it on the quad, whatever) will bind the mud and give something for tread to grab.
Hello from west tenn laura,,finally cool down here shelling corn and spraying defoilage on beans its a race to the grainery for everyone,,Mississippi River being low is hurting us
It's like a pot of gold just fell out of the sky Laura I know exactly how you feel I don't have a big vegetable garden but every time I get rain I really love it. Tropical storm Hillary drop two and a half inches lovely rain and I was so happy that I didn't have to water
Thank you so much for sharing, a view of a GREAT life style. I wish my daughters and other young women would have your drive. You guys are a AWESOME couple. Thank you again
sunset over the Nebraska skyline is beautiful It gives an orange tint to things this is really cool the rays reflected off his face it created such a cool contrast
Great episode...shows the long hours, sleepless nights and potential horrors of long walks home in the mud. We who consume what you produce salute you! The closing scene at the party was a great way to cap it off.
I can totally imagine the excitement. I grew up in Hawaii where it rained all the time. I now live in Las Vegas and I get excited whenever it rains here. As a farmer, I imagine how much water this must save you and how natural watering must mean so much. Aloha!
So sad to see all that beautiful land go under. 😢 I saw that happen in the late 70s and 80s where I live. Tons of beautiful farm land gone. I'm glad you are going to protect your land. I wish more farmers would do that as well.
Growing up in Nebraska, 50 miles from Laura, a 2 inch rain would signal a 3 day vacation to Kansas City as soon as the pivots and wells were off. Sometimes we had an a full 8 hours of notice.
So glad you weren’t stuck. That could have been bad. 3am by yourself and it’s pouring rain. It worked out for the good. Thank God. One good thing was getting 2 inches of rain! Cool video. 👍❤️🙏
wow Laura it's amazing the power of these engines how much fuel does all these engines consume in a corn season thank god it rained God bless you and Grant and your crop may it have a good harvest too I love your videos Laura
Must be nice! Here in eastern Iowa, it hasn't rained a drop in 3 1/2 weeks and there's none in the forecast until MAYBE next week. My once green lawn is now brown.
I'm not too far west of Laura's farm. 1st decent rain(4 inches) we've had in 6 weeks. Dryland is already dead and didn't help it any (corn will make 0-40 bu./acre) (soybeans 5-20 at best). Dryland harvest has already started. Had dryland wheat make 20. Irrigated acres will be ok, but below normal because of the heat. Most irrigation used in my lifetime, which isn't a good thing. Hope you guys are fairing better than us.?
I'm not a farmer but I live smack in the middle of it. June here had no rain and the crops were nearing their breaking point. No irrigation here, so you get what you get for rain. The farmers had pretty much given up and figured crops were going to be trashed. In July, we got a bunch of rain just in time. The crops look great now and I think yields should be pretty good. @@nefarmer
I’ve seen your various clips on pivot (irrigation systems) maintenance, but think you ought to dedicate a video exclusively on how they work. How deep are the wells? Do they ever dry up? Do you ever have to dig a deeper well? Do all of them run on gas, with a gas engine or are some electric? How expensive are they to operate? If a pivot runs for 24 hours how equivalent is that to a natural rain? Types of pivots, etc. P.S. I’m loving your videos! You are providing a tremendous service to the general public, some of which have never even been on a farm.
That was a nice soaking rain. No torrential downpours and thunderstorms. Kittens look good. Happy birthday whoever you are. That would make a long scary walk in the muck if you were stuck. But? That's what the invincibility of youth can do. Be well and safe and God bless you guys! Party on. The harvest is coming soon
Suggest: When filling gas tanks of engines ( for the Pivot), care in shutting off engine, as we always do with out cars at gas stations. Note it is a required safety procedure.
Good morning Sunshine. You were so stylish with your multicolored nails and all out in the rain in the 4 wheeler, loved it. It was so fun to see your excitement over the amount of rain received, especially next morning! 2" is awesome!! If I could do it all over again I'd love to be living your lifestyle and be neighbors of you and Grant and the rest of the farmers. You two are very blessed! Larry, Central Valley, Ca.
Yes i used to drive through Nebraska numerous times , nice state , although some areas are flat as pancake , i just like the western feel with great farming communities 😅
Not sure if you've done one yet.... or if you'll read this.... but video suggestion - full tour of the farm. Be it your parents' farm (Laura's or Grant's.... or both) or just a tour of the out buildings. Mainly the garages/shops..... I'm a sucker for shop tours at least. Would KILL for a big ol' 40x80 shop. Hell... I'd "settle" for a 30x60. My plans for when I win the lottery.... buy land, build a nice house... maybe 2500 sqft which IMO is huge (my parents, 2 sisters and myself lived in a 1700 sqft house built in the 1800s out in the country that had 1 bathroom and we survived). But then also build a 30x60 shop I'd pack full of metal fab and wood working equipment.... and then another metal building about 40x80.... 50x80 that I'd use as my gym.... with every piece of panatta equipment in there. Sigh.... out buildings are glorious. I'd probably build a 3rd massive outbuilding just to store the heavy machinery I'd just mess around in along with mowers, quads, side by sides, golf cart (to get around my compound of course). In addition to a skid steer, forklift, telehandler, scissor lift, a mid sized front loader with various attachments..... and while I wouldn't have a farm per se (maybe) I want a tractor. Just a big ass tractor. If I were to win the lottery I think I could make that all happen, haha. Sorry for the tangent.
First thing, tell Grant to put some decent lights on the 4-wheeler so you can see better at night. Second, no matter what time of day or night, you always have a smile that would light up any room. You and Grant are definitely awesome in my book.
Loved your video. First of yours that I have seen. Brought back memories of growing up in parts of Colorado on farms and ranches. Stay healthy, thanks for what you do. Bruce
Laura, I want to thank you for taking the advice of myself and others in keeping your hair secured up and out of the way when working around running powered equipment. Now..... take more really good advice and put supports under that corn head while you are working on it. Do **NOT** rely on just the hydraulics to keep it in place. Any accident/misshape with that much weight involved could be fatal!!
The video reminds me of working on a farm in a younger day. Got a bit of rain in Oregon a few days ago. Love the nails. Reminds me of an elephant joke. Thank God for 4 wheel drive. I take exception to people commenting about Grant needing more time in your videos. It's Laura Farms not Grant Farms. If you want to muck around in the mud early in the morning by yourself I say go get em. Have a good day.
I love seeing you guys so happy and the tidbits of truth that can take a generation or more and the appreciation that goes with it. I'm also concerned about your neighbor friend and don't know what he'll do and if there's been an update or if it would be appropriate.
Laura's farm is so well equipped and mechanized -- I guess a modern farm has to be, to work such big fields -- that I was really surprised to see Laura refuel the Ranger with a jerry can instead of using the fuel trailer. What's the backstory on that? Does the Fuel-Mate only have diesel? Or maybe the Ranger actually ran out and couldn't move on its own? I didn't catch that from the narration but might have missed it.
Cole was just talking about a good rain would fill out the beans at the top of the 🌱 plant, but as I was typing this, I thought 💭, you guys have irrigation so I didn’t think you guys needed the rain as much?
Well it's been about 30C+ (86F+) this week here in SE England. Hearing that rain falling sounded goooooood. Love Pepper and her brood. It's always good to have small animals on a farm. Those pivot engines are loud, ugly and smelly. I hope you guys are looking to replacing them with electric motors. One or two a year maybe? Seems to be party season in your part of the universe at the moment. Cheers from the UK.
Party hardy with friends and family. Good times at the Nebraska farm apart from a midnight duty call in the mud to a pivot watering system and then getting stuck.
Gotta say I am glad there is a guard surrounding that drive shaft. That is an accident waiting to happen. I know there is a risk with all farming but minimize it where you can.
You young lady definitely got the ole school pioneer spirit! It's so refreshing to see you think and use common sense that so many young people don't have or don't use! Seeing you get excited about the rain and enjoying the sounds of nature is so freaking refreshing! Thank you for sharing this kind lady! Have a beautiful day!
Thank you . I'm wondering if I'm maybe rowing in your canoe's 😅😂❤
The neighbors getting together is awesome and so refreshing to see. Something that is missing in so many areas.
Thank you and your family for once again giving us a glimpse into your lives! Thank you too for staying in the fight and not giving up on feeding our country!
A luxury, Laura twice in one day, who could ask for more! Three times, now I am being silly.
You didn't get much sleep the rainy night. Your cat still loves your company even though she has kittens.
Love from Mike. ❤
9/6/23 -Great video Laura ! So glad you got Rain!! God Bless our Farmers!
I saw the food truck/trailer and the flashlights and then realized it was the band.......Farmers do not mess around.....Like your style!!!!!! THANKS for all you guys do!!!!!!! ALL FARMERS know you are SO Appreciated!!!!!! We know what you do for us!!!!
I hope you and Grant understand what a blessing you guys have to own/operate a successful farm. I know it is risky business, dependant on the weather. I worked on a ranch/farm for several years in S Dakota, and at the end of the day, whether I was digging fence posts for a mile, or chasing cows, or cutting/hauling hay, ir planting wheat, when I'd come in dog tired, it was a good feeling. The fresh air, always something different, the sunsets, or just touching what we did. I remember one night, the guy I worked for, called me after 10 pm and asked me to come help deliver a calf. I'd never seen one born before. All I knew, was from reading James Herriot books. The rancher/farmer told me he couldn't get the rope on the calf's leg to pull it, and needed me to do it. Mind you, I'd never seen it done before, only what I'd read. I reached into the cow, got the rope hooked, and we use the calf puller and pulled the calf out. The mother cow, seemed to get energy after the calf was born. I went home dog tired and excited what I'd just been a part of. Watching your videos, makes me long to not be behind a desk, and work a farm. If I ever came into any sizeable inheritance, I'd sure be tempted. But thanks for your videos because I seriously relive memories of those years in the 80s and early 90s when doing that.
Good morning Laura! Glad you got some rain - we need more down here in Missouri.. Hope you get all the kitties spayed/neutered before you end up with 20...lol😉 You are an inspiration and role model to all with your work ethics and morals! Have a great day 😊
Spayed/neutered will be the new owners responsibility. They are to young now.
@@chadmoore9336 Well I assumed that they knew that they were too young right now...🤷
@@erich3713 City folk told me them critters lie around in the bed all day and all night and they end up getting pregnant and That is what makes their eyes open. 😂 LOL 😂😱🤫😎✌️
Hello Laura & Grant from southern Minnesota. Enjoy watching your videos but am now a retired farmer and still enjoy all the new advancements in agriculture. By the way my family immigrated from Germany and Sweden and my last name is Carlson so its possible were related in some way. Keep on farmin!
Stupid trick I learned somewhere... when you're putting in your ear plus, reach around your head with your other arm and gently pull up and back on your ear lobe while putting in the plug... it will go in easier and deeper without using as much force or needing to twist.
You will get a better seal and more protection if it works for you!
I don't often comment on your videos but I just wanted to say I have truely enjoyed watching you and Grant become a family and grow as farmers. We have rented out our farm land since my grandfather passed away 48 years ago. No one else in the family wanted to take over farming the land although I have wished many times I had been old enough to be offered the opportunity to do so. But the land rent supported my grandmother and my aunt. Had one of us farmed the land ourselves I don't think it would have supported that family and my grandmother and my aunt. My lifelong desire to help people led me into the military then into nursing school and I have had a very rewarding career in nursing. But I remain jealous of farmers. I can't think of a better way of life that ties together your job (or profession) and your personal life than working the land. Keep up the good work, congratulations on becoming such an excellent videographer and thank you for what you do both behind the camera and behind the wheel of a tractor.
First, eye makeup while driving a tractor; second, matching nail color and equipment; third, necklaces while pivot checking. Farming in style.
Don’t forget the sunglasses
A Model, and a Farmer
Lol, she needs her own line of Farm Girl makeup and accessories 😊
@@jamespaul2587 Some 2-3 years back she got involved in some clothing/items merchandise deal that probably did well anyway, this one is not Dull between the ears, Beautiful, Smart, and has a Work Ethic, Grant knew exactly what he was doing^^
Gentleman of culture are not supposed to notice that. It's supposed to be a young wife with her farm and husband.
Shout out to Factor for supporting a great channel!
Good morning is going to be in the upper 80s to mid-seventies the rest of this week so praying for cool weather coming your guyses way it's hard to believe it that it just seems like not too long ago you guys were planting and now you're getting ready to harvest where has this year gone by blessings from Martinsville Indiana we love you guys
Wonderful rain no wonder you are excited. We are desperately looking for rain here in Australia. It is very dry and a lot of the wheat is being baled for hay as it is now too late for rain to do any good for the grain set
Have to get that backup headlight replaced. It would have made for an adventure had the last one you had burned out while turn off the pivot. Love your hard work and positive approach to the challenges of small business framing. Keep up the good work you two.
Kittens are growing well,n, Pepper is in great shape,sooo...
The farm is doing well!!
Thanks for sharing!!
Stay the course!
👋🧙♂️🐺👍
That was nice of mother nature to help you out. The kitties are so cute. Thanks for taking us along on your daily journey. 😁
thank you for making us live your profession as a farmer, good luck
Heading out at night in the rain and getting stuck was like a scene from children of the corn 😂
It’s so fun to live with you your farming life. You are just to cute inside and out. I love your bubbly personality. Please continue the great channel.
Late August rain counts as a miracle in the plains. Getting stuck aside, another tiny problem with driving on muddy dirt roads is that, after they dry, you have the most rutted, bumpiest roads on earth.
That would've been terrible.
Laura: Hey Grant... it's 3am and I'm stuck in the mud in the middle of the corn field...
Grant's next question would be: which corn field?? Now thát would be scary because somehow I don't think Laura would have the answer😨😅
Or...... Grant, pick up the phone... Grant, are you there? Grant!!!!!
@@pkane5472 I know right hahaha
@@peer_64 Yeah I know there's a lot of corn fields
Grant is a very lucky man. Laura is very easy on the eyes and is loaded with personality. Frankly, I think you are both very lucky. Congratulations to you both.
Glad you didn't get stuck in the rain. Nice two inches of rain for your crops. Glad Peppers kitten's are doing well. Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out
The 9:30 " Good Morning Everybody" has been the Highlight of My Day....so far.
Tired Wet Muddy!! Doing Work In Middle of Night!! And Still A Beautiful Smile! And A Great Attitude!! Thanks For Sharing with Us Laura!
Keep Smiling On!!
😄👍👊❤️
Hot tip. You can use the fibre in the corn leaves and stalks to give you enough traction. The beaten fibre (give it a twist, thump it on the quad, whatever) will bind the mud and give something for tread to grab.
Hello from west tenn laura,,finally cool down here shelling corn and spraying defoilage on beans its a race to the grainery for everyone,,Mississippi River being low is hurting us
Sounds like the sprayer pump could have a pressure switch on it and it turned on when the pressure bled off maybe? Beautiful farm! 😊
Good morning to you.
Love your videos and your vast knowledge of farming & agriculture.
It's like a pot of gold just fell out of the sky Laura I know exactly how you feel I don't have a big vegetable garden but every time I get rain I really love it. Tropical storm Hillary drop two and a half inches lovely rain and I was so happy that I didn't have to water
Thank you so much for sharing, a view of a GREAT life style. I wish my daughters and other young women would have your drive. You guys are a AWESOME couple. Thank you again
sunset over the Nebraska skyline is beautiful It gives an orange tint to things this is really cool the rays reflected off his face it created such a cool contrast
Great episode...shows the long hours, sleepless nights and potential horrors of long walks home in the mud. We who consume what you produce salute you! The closing scene at the party was a great way to cap it off.
Beautiful Sunflowers, beautiful blue nail polish, & beautiful Nebraska - Midwest Plains Sunset!
I can totally imagine the excitement. I grew up in Hawaii where it rained all the time. I now live in Las Vegas and I get excited whenever it rains here. As a farmer, I imagine how much water this must save you and how natural watering must mean so much. Aloha!
So sad to see all that beautiful land go under. 😢
I saw that happen in the late 70s and 80s where I live. Tons of beautiful farm land gone. I'm glad you are going to protect your land. I wish more farmers would do that as well.
SUPER CONGRATS on the FARMING GIG!!!!!!!!😎🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🇺🇸💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
The neighbors getting together is awesome! So peaceful ❤
Growing up in Nebraska, 50 miles from Laura, a 2 inch rain would signal a 3 day vacation to Kansas City as soon as the pivots and wells were off. Sometimes we had an a full 8 hours of notice.
So glad you weren’t stuck. That could have been bad. 3am by yourself and it’s pouring rain. It worked out for the good. Thank God. One good thing was getting 2 inches of rain! Cool video. 👍❤️🙏
I'm not a kitten lover but your kittens are cute. Love your videos so much. God bless you and Grant as you share your farming life together with us
wow Laura it's amazing the power of these engines how much fuel does all these engines consume in a corn season thank god it rained God bless you and Grant and your crop may it have a good harvest too I love your videos Laura
Must be nice! Here in eastern Iowa, it hasn't rained a drop in 3 1/2 weeks and there's none in the forecast until MAYBE next week. My once green lawn is now brown.
I'm not too far west of Laura's farm. 1st decent rain(4 inches) we've had in 6 weeks. Dryland is already dead and didn't help it any (corn will make 0-40 bu./acre) (soybeans 5-20 at best). Dryland harvest has already started. Had dryland wheat make 20. Irrigated acres will be ok, but below normal because of the heat. Most irrigation used in my lifetime, which isn't a good thing. Hope you guys are fairing better than us.?
I'm not a farmer but I live smack in the middle of it. June here had no rain and the crops were nearing their breaking point. No irrigation here, so you get what you get for rain. The farmers had pretty much given up and figured crops were going to be trashed. In July, we got a bunch of rain just in time. The crops look great now and I think yields should be pretty good. @@nefarmer
The view from the kitchen table is magnificent.
I’ve seen your various clips on pivot (irrigation systems) maintenance, but think you ought to dedicate a video exclusively on how they work. How deep are the wells? Do they ever dry up? Do you ever have to dig a deeper well? Do all of them run on gas, with a gas engine or are some electric? How expensive are they to operate? If a pivot runs for 24 hours how equivalent is that to a natural rain? Types of pivots, etc.
P.S. I’m loving your videos! You are providing a tremendous service to the general public, some of which have never even been on a farm.
Note to Grant- fix light on 4x4
Bringing people home from a party. Very good job. Thats how you keep friendships alive.❤
That was a nice soaking rain. No torrential downpours and thunderstorms. Kittens look good. Happy birthday whoever you are. That would make a long scary walk in the muck if you were stuck. But? That's what the invincibility of youth can do. Be well and safe and God bless you guys! Party on. The harvest is coming soon
When it’s dark out, you can put the exposure on the phone on +2 end it will make the dark video at night brighter
I mean, a livestream AND a new video?
This week just keeps on getting better - even with more kitties!!
Suggest: When filling gas tanks of engines ( for the Pivot), care in shutting off engine, as we always do with out cars at gas stations. Note it is a required safety procedure.
Good morning Sunshine. You were so stylish with your multicolored nails and all out in the rain in the 4 wheeler, loved it. It was so fun to see your excitement over the amount of rain received, especially next morning! 2" is awesome!! If I could do it all over again I'd love to be living your lifestyle and be neighbors of you and Grant and the rest of the farmers. You two are very blessed! Larry, Central Valley, Ca.
Great job getting the four-wheeler out of the mud.congratulation on getting a good rain...
Glad someone got rain. Austin, TX 1.3 inches all summer. Tuesday was the 74th day of triple-digit heat this year
Thanks for your all do ❤
Good morning Laura. It is 10.04 PM here and I 'm thinking about going to bed . Hi from Australia.
I can't get over how flat Nebraska is. I'm used to being surrounded by mountains all the time. There is no getting away from them in Alaska.
Yes i used to drive through Nebraska numerous times , nice state , although some areas are flat as pancake , i just like the western feel with great farming communities 😅
Not sure if you've done one yet.... or if you'll read this.... but video suggestion - full tour of the farm. Be it your parents' farm (Laura's or Grant's.... or both) or just a tour of the out buildings. Mainly the garages/shops..... I'm a sucker for shop tours at least. Would KILL for a big ol' 40x80 shop. Hell... I'd "settle" for a 30x60. My plans for when I win the lottery.... buy land, build a nice house... maybe 2500 sqft which IMO is huge (my parents, 2 sisters and myself lived in a 1700 sqft house built in the 1800s out in the country that had 1 bathroom and we survived). But then also build a 30x60 shop I'd pack full of metal fab and wood working equipment.... and then another metal building about 40x80.... 50x80 that I'd use as my gym.... with every piece of panatta equipment in there. Sigh.... out buildings are glorious. I'd probably build a 3rd massive outbuilding just to store the heavy machinery I'd just mess around in along with mowers, quads, side by sides, golf cart (to get around my compound of course). In addition to a skid steer, forklift, telehandler, scissor lift, a mid sized front loader with various attachments..... and while I wouldn't have a farm per se (maybe) I want a tractor. Just a big ass tractor. If I were to win the lottery I think I could make that all happen, haha.
Sorry for the tangent.
I do like the fact, you have a oil sight glass, on all your pivot engines, so you don't have to shut them down, to add oil 👍
Looks like a lot of fun!! Keep going!😊
Great channel!
First thing, tell Grant to put some decent lights on the 4-wheeler so you can see better at night. Second, no matter what time of day or night, you always have a smile that would light up any room. You and Grant are definitely awesome in my book.
That was awesome. You are a champ Laura. Thanks for bringing us along to shut off pivots 🙂🙂👌👍😃 especially at 3:00am. 👍🎉
Love the ford blue nail polish lol have a great day stay safe love the content
I’m glad you finally got rain for your beans, God IS Good, God Bless
Hope your harvest this year is better than expected!
Yeah, I'm glad you got that 2 inch rain; maybe it will be enough to finish the crops need for water!!
Loved your video. First of yours that I have seen. Brought back memories of growing up in parts of Colorado on farms and ranches. Stay healthy, thanks for what you do. Bruce
Laura, I want to thank you for taking the advice of myself and others in keeping your hair secured up and out of the way when working around running powered equipment. Now..... take more really good advice and put supports under that corn head while you are working on it. Do **NOT** rely on just the hydraulics to keep it in place. Any accident/misshape with that much weight involved could be fatal!!
Gentle August rains are million dollar events
I love the videos and the 4K quality and people have to stop making fake accounts and stealing your videos on Facebook
I know you have come to AZsaw your video today 108 some places over 120 sometimes. You both doing a great job farming 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The video reminds me of working on a farm in a younger day.
Got a bit of rain in Oregon a few days ago.
Love the nails. Reminds me of an elephant joke.
Thank God for 4 wheel drive.
I take exception to people commenting about Grant needing more time in your videos. It's Laura Farms not Grant Farms.
If you want to muck around in the mud early in the morning by yourself I say go get em.
Have a good day.
Just caught a glimpse of your new front yard. Looks really nice!
I love seeing you guys so happy and the tidbits of truth that can take a generation or more and the appreciation that goes with it. I'm also concerned about your neighbor friend and don't know what he'll do and if there's been an update or if it would be appropriate.
Laura's farm is so well equipped and mechanized -- I guess a modern farm has to be, to work such big fields -- that I was really surprised to see Laura refuel the Ranger with a jerry can instead of using the fuel trailer. What's the backstory on that? Does the Fuel-Mate only have diesel? Or maybe the Ranger actually ran out and couldn't move on its own? I didn't catch that from the narration but might have missed it.
Cole was just talking about a good rain would fill out the beans at the top of the 🌱 plant, but as I was typing this, I thought 💭, you guys have irrigation so I didn’t think you guys needed the rain as much?
Rain is free.
Nothing like a good "shop party!" Happy ya'll got some rain!
Well it's been about 30C+ (86F+) this week here in SE England. Hearing that rain falling sounded goooooood. Love Pepper and her brood. It's always good to have small animals on a farm. Those pivot engines are loud, ugly and smelly. I hope you guys are looking to replacing them with electric motors. One or two a year maybe? Seems to be party season in your part of the universe at the moment. Cheers from the UK.
Who do you think is going to pay for that replacement?
You just do a awesome job
That is a so great everyone getting together enjoy Laura and Grant.
Enjoy the wet weather and crop growth.
Crops looking great 😃
Party hardy with friends and family. Good times at the Nebraska farm apart from a midnight duty call in the mud to a pivot watering system and then getting stuck.
Love your videos. Stay cool. Farming for life.
Here in Germany we have some sunflower fields. Using them to make sunflower oil and for bread.
rain makes corn, corn makes, You know how to the song goes :) send keekee some love from us!
Scotty flipped the switch on the tank pump on the 4 wheeler. 👍🙏🏼😎✌️
Change the headlite bulbs to led's for more light
You are awesome!!!!! You just do what needs to be done. Much respect.
Good evening. Laura Farms
Yeah, GLOVES! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Yes I love the sunny weeds 2
Gotta say I am glad there is a guard surrounding that drive shaft. That is an accident waiting to happen. I know there is a risk with all farming but minimize it where you can.
a weed is a plant growing where you do not want it to grow. Love the poly-chrome nails! Congrats on Rain. Send some South to NM and TX panhandle.
Going through a drought in SW Loisiana , have to agree on the sound of rain.
Love your videos from the hospital thanks for making my day better and smile ❤
Young and inspiring farmer.god bless you