A Job That Pretty Much ALWAYS Makes a BIG Mess!

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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 18 дней назад

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@muktathesecond8686 17 дней назад

One tip: microheat it up on a plate, not in the plastic container it comes in, because it will release microplastics in the food and they will then enter the body through digestion!

@randybedker1584 17 дней назад

Need to make up a sign to put on the steering wheel when changing oil. So you know nobody is going to start it. Plus a little bit less stress if you have to leave in the middle of it.

@KeeanPetterson 17 дней назад

How come you don't put your other two track on the grain cart?

@MillennialFarmer 17 дней назад

@@KeeanPetterson because we need that one for tillage

@Hunter-p4i 17 дней назад

I love all of your videos and my family watch your videos

@tlaughlin1969 17 дней назад

Thanks for wearing a different shirt for the paid promotions. Makes it easy to fast forward through them.

@theiagrowingup 17 дней назад

Friends that make you feel weird are the best kind of friends

@jamiesuejeffery 9 дней назад

My father grew up on an Idaho farm (yes, before anyone asks, they grew potatoes). One day, one of his dogs got run over by a tractor. THE DOG WAS NOT HURT. But for months, the dog would, "limp" around the farm. As Cookie (the dog's name) got older, they would call her, she would forget her limp, and then when asked, "Are you hurt?" she would start limping again, but she could never remember where she hurt so it could have been any one of her four fully functioning legs. I never met the dog, but my dad always laughed at that dog.

@craigwavra3495 18 дней назад

Love the “Joke”!! Never gets old, still laugh like a kid!!

@TheBiggRiggz 16 дней назад

That one never gets old, can't do it to many times either 🤣🤣

@donriehl4427 18 дней назад

Oh Zac, that (the shake) is one of the funniest things you have ever done in all the years I've watched you. thanks

@EvanC8 17 дней назад

That is impressive that a Polaris side by side can pull a 500 pound 40 foot Draper header. That’s definitely a selling point for Polaris I’d say. You should go ahead and let Polaris know zak.

@MuskokaMatt91 17 дней назад

I laughed like a little kid during that "Joke." Well done 😂😂😂😂

@ronchappel4812 17 дней назад

The risk is real! Just earlier this year it happened to dad.He left the car oil change to go do another job and mom drove off with it. One wrecked engine😧 I take no chances.That key gets tied to the oil bottle until the job is complete!

@colmortimer1066 17 дней назад

I was really hoping that after then end screen there would be one of those bonus clips Becky often puts on the end, that showed how he got that generator bolt loose. Since he didn't want to talk about it.

@armedfarm3429 11 дней назад

He manhandled it, thats what farmers do.

@buckrogers2828 17 дней назад

Easy way!. Sign on a chain that hangs round steering wheel. "Being Worked on" We have them in the UK for Combines to stop Bell Ends starting combines up while johnny Never Thinks is deep inside it.

@DoEverythingWell 17 дней назад

“It weighs al least over 500 pounds” had my dying lol thanks Zach!

@deangelojeremitriusvickers6319 17 дней назад

Maybe 520🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

@wallyman292 17 дней назад

@@deangelojeremitriusvickers6319 Depends on if it's been rinsed lately, I'm sure! ;)

@DoEverythingWell 17 дней назад

@@deangelojeremitriusvickers6319 exactly lol

@ramshackleshack751 17 дней назад

We would take the key out and put it in the drip edge on the roof when we changed oil. Id bed the cattle shed. Then dump oil. Go have breakfast while it drained and cooled off

@arthenry498 17 дней назад

Zack, how come so many keyboard farmers, know how to run your farm better that YOU do?? I don't understand that?? Most probably couldn't raise poison ivy on the back of the outhouse!! What the heck?? Think I'll keep my faith in your judgement. Also I'm a bit disappointed in the engineers at JD!! (and every other mechanical company) ALL of those components for service should be engineered and located for easier service and less mess. There, kept my rant REAL short. thanks for a great video.

@larrygro 17 дней назад

I always pull the keys and just throw them on the floor board. It at least makes someone think. Didn’t work one time but I was lucky it was just a lawnmower

@thomasvogelgesang667 17 дней назад

I was changing the oil tractor and forgot to put the drain plug back in. Fortunately for me, the bucket was still under the tractor. I could hear the oil running into the bucket. It feel your pain. Great video.

@jackfunk5765 17 дней назад

great recovery on the dogs Zack. I was really disappointed at first. we'll done.

@stevenfelix7092 17 дней назад

Your JD Dealer should have "Lock out/Tag out" kits. If not Amazon has them. OSHA & MSHA require them! So do a lot of trades(especially electrical)! Better safe than sorry!

@hammerslap5639 16 дней назад

Been having some real "build design regrets" on that shop yall build. i never have understood end load sheds like that in a heavy use environment like a farm. side load and pass through sheds are so worth it. Then again, ive only ever played farm sim sooo. lol

@stuartsplace100 16 дней назад

Hi Zack,Ed from Vermont,the corn harvest around here is going to be small for many farms,been so wet for so long,what soybeans I have seen looks pretty good

@wallyman292 17 дней назад

"That's a big header! I mean, it weighs well over. . . 500 pounds!" lol! That got a decent chuckle outa me! ;)

@SteveNicoson-u1i 17 дней назад

Thanks for another great day and video Zach and editing Becky. It was interesting and enjoyable to watch. Maintenance on these new tractors and equipment is far more involved and always so important. Lots of oil filters and fuel filters to deal with. You did a great job Zach. Busy time getting ready for harvest season and putting things away from the spring work. The skid loader is a great help there moving things around. Nate is pretty handy with it. Nate’s interview with Ryan on older machines and tractors was very interesting. Nate’s history comments were really interesting to hear. Enjoyed that very much. Thanks to Nate for sharing the farming background. Putting equipment in the shed is important I think. Get it out of the sun and weather is the way to go. Thanks for everything Zach and Dad. You all take care and be safe. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

@stevebiddle8912 17 дней назад

Another great video. Take care and stay safe.

@EstOptimusNobis 17 дней назад

Anna and Dij sure love the Ranger 😀❤🦴🐶

@jimwhite1061 17 дней назад

Once again, nice job on the upkeep of your equiptment, clean and ready to go. Dam good feeling sir

@tompinnef6331 17 дней назад

Not in any hurry to see you harvest. Just means the Midwest cold weather is coming closer. I need to drain the oil and put fresh into the 13 hp snow blower. My old bones think it's going to be a cold / wet winter for some reason. Hope the crew / family and you are doing well. Take care - God Bless.

@dennisglennn50 17 дней назад

Well done with the way you keep your equipment maintained.

@steveneal2706 17 дней назад

Awesome video guys. thank you so much

@johnpatton3656 17 дней назад

The rubber boots with shorts is the best look.

@wbball15 18 дней назад

Great... some popular guy from Minnesota is discussing "Weird" things.

@douglascampbell9809 18 дней назад

Zach do your mind a favor and get a few lock out tag outs for your shop. Drain the oil or something else that can break a motor/cause harm/etc put a lock on and put the keg in YOUR pocket. I worked in heavy industry with out this we would have had more broken stuff and people.

@scottcher 17 дней назад

Zac, you keep your machines amazingly clean. Like showroom floor clean. Nice to see

@tomkelley8313 17 дней назад

Maybe a metal sign, (with a magnet), on the tractor cap entry saying "DO NOT START!! NO OIL IN TRACTOR"

@plowtruckdriver 17 дней назад

That Tractor isn't Brody clean 😂

@kylebuchmann463 17 дней назад

😂

@user-vt1pq5yw8b 17 дней назад

Brody has a lot more time with 4 coworkers, also.

@Sicktrickintuner 16 дней назад

If your worried you will forget. Put the fill nozzle in first and leave it there. Then drain the oil. Boom. Nobody should start it if they see that already in the engine.

@michaelshuman3319 18 дней назад

I'm amazed at how clean you are able to keep your hands when doing oil changes ! I wear those latex throwaway gloves .

@throttlewatch4614 17 дней назад

That’s a BIG JOHNSON …..farm you have there

@NorthViewModelShop 17 дней назад

2:43 when I worked at the car dealer I would take the oil cap off and put it in the hood latch. That way. Once the oil went in the Cap went back on. When I go to shut the hood and it won’t close cause a cap is there. Oops forgot the oil. Much cheaper to replace a oil Cap then the motor Maybe something similar would work.

@BornRandy62 17 дней назад

I make "Dummy" signs when I have to leave a piece of equipment . Put oil back in the tractor Dummy. I hang them so that I have to move the sign to do the important thing that would mean disaster. Like the ignition switch

@rogerglasco5941 17 дней назад

I know you just moved things around but that goes for the same thing down here in south central Florida. I move things around in my garage around my bass boat. Lol.

@AndreasMadsen 17 дней назад

1:27 That's what she said

@gallusace6514 18 дней назад

Why not take the key out and put it in your pocket while working on the tractor... Would that help put your mind at rest while working on the equipment?

@googies12a 17 дней назад

0:01 you farm Johnstons'?

@66block84 17 дней назад

My wife was great at filling up the gas on her car, never checked the oil. So I took her car every Saturday to check and add oil to it.

@gailp9432 17 дней назад

That 15” wrench extender would sure save those knuckles. 😊

@Galerak1 17 дней назад

After that intro all I can imagine is a farm with fields and fields of gently waving Johnsons. I wonder how much easier corn harvest would be if you just had to 'snip the tip' as it were.

@gregdhart4650 17 дней назад

As a kid, we always changed oil on an engine after heated up. Does it matter? You change oil when cold which is safer.

@robdixon945 17 дней назад

Thanks for the show guys 🍻

@kennyw6932 17 дней назад

Everything today has to be bigger. The JD 80 diesel was 60 HP and held just under 6 quarts of oil. That 410 is 440 +/- HP and holds how many gallons of oil, almost 7 gallons. 🤓

@timothyhanneman7715 17 дней назад

Zack you forgot to say link for drain pan in the description, come on follow the script 🤣

@joshjanes5641 18 дней назад

Post it note on the door at eye level saying “Oil”. Even if I know I won’t be leaving the vehicle before it gets refilled, I do it every time just in case.

@maxxmich 17 дней назад

need some cool "dog cam " videos of them doing what they do during the day...

@robw4633 17 дней назад

A simple laminated A4 "NO OIL - DO NOT START" placed outside the cab window, and one on the steering wheel for good measure should do 👍 OR Lock the door to the cab - And explain the new policy is "Locked cab door = ask why it's locked; do NOT unlock the door, let alone start it" Keep it simple ;)

@steamboatwillie935 17 дней назад

Zach, if your urine looks like that. You've got bigger problems then making a mess!! 😂 The Dogs may have gone for help, like Lassie!

@GrumpyoldBear238 17 дней назад

Side note, use all those rocks you dig out of the field and build a strong building on the farm. Just an idea.

@thomash8795 17 дней назад

We can see the dryer is up and great on the video .

@jondeyoung7196 15 дней назад

Weird friends are the best! LOL

@DavidERetzer 17 дней назад

Hi Zac/ Love how you show how you maintain the tractor / can you show how to grease it ? Thanks

@Kntryhart 17 дней назад

1:00 The pause that refreshes!

@waynethomforde8502 17 дней назад

Trevor bales rules!! I have followed him from day one on RU-vid

@farmshoffman8475 17 дней назад

Great awesome video zach , lots of work to do ,

@kanklekiller187 18 дней назад

I for one particularly enjoy how we are graying at the same pace... whoops sry did i say that out loud haha

@callaghanlandscape6975 17 дней назад

Sounds like my grandfather taking a leak…”Goonies”

@mrubiquity8090 17 дней назад

Moving things around IS accomplishing something.

@donaldales7739 9 дней назад

Zac, do you ever wish you built the shed wide enough to park equipment to the left and right and have a aisle wide enough to get equipment out without moving anything?

@ShawnMattice-s1b 17 дней назад

A league of their own. Luv it.

@joehowe9532 17 дней назад

… How about a rollup door in the back of the shed? 😮.

@daveklein2826 17 дней назад

Send him the money to put them in

@LeroyDufensherm 17 дней назад

Great morning for Zach to post

@backcountryshitok 12 дней назад

Use an impact socket. Not for safety. The weight of the socket is what cracks the tights bolts loose.

@HoLeeFuk317 18 дней назад

At least you don't have manure spreaders to wash lol

@robbiefrench4884 18 дней назад

Good morning from Tennessee! God bless.

@rickthompson4315 15 дней назад

OK, you made me have to pee in the 1st minute. I have run 5 Marathons. Plus 1/2 Marathons, 10k's, 5k's & 3 Mile races. At nearly 65, now I just run to the Bathroom. Operation Golden Flow! 😂😂

@archie509 17 дней назад

Can’t wait till you use your new dryer

@WinnDixie803 16 дней назад

Zach I heard a new corn term this week and thought someone was pulling my leg. I thought if anyone would know, you would. Have you heard the term “Corn Sweat”? Referring to humidity levels not Sweet Corn.

@randywilson9611 18 дней назад

Great video good to see y'all

@garypillischafske1425 18 дней назад

Good to see the oil is black, that means the additive package is working very well.

@andyc4018 18 дней назад

Damn that's a big grain dryer!

@acedecade8337 17 дней назад

JD 740 FD header: 9,095 lb per the JD website (don't tell me I'm the only one that googled it)

@lynwessel2471 17 дней назад

Plus the Crary air system.

@palmaster100 12 дней назад

You might want to look into EZ Oil Drain Valve. Would help with oil changes, try 'em out on the family truckster.

@jaredbailey410 17 дней назад

During the factor75 commercial i definitely was not eating healthy lol

@nathanjones5653 10 часов назад

Put another door on the opposite side of the shed.

@georgiacornjerker1457 17 дней назад

You really need to get farm focus to make some of the old school “ enormous Johnson “ tee shirts on your website. Hilarious.

@johnnyboy8498 18 дней назад

Don't blame you on being nervous someone taking the machine with no oil. I'd feel the same way.

@chezharlow8756 17 дней назад

Dumb and dumber reference!!😂😂

@travishildebrandt3631 18 дней назад

Btw! You really need a no spill oil drain system. Say bye bye to oil soaked hands! And if you need to swatch buckets (some might remember that word being used) you can screw it out a bit to cut the flow off. 10/10 highly recommend 👌🏻

@steveloudermilk2584 17 дней назад

it never gets old LOL

@KeaganRyan-e8m 17 дней назад

Yo Zac are you going to the farm progress show

@Daniel-bd3vi 17 дней назад

Keep up the great work! Can't wait to see Onyx and Rhianna out driving the combines and grain wagon!

@GeorgeWollman 18 дней назад

😂I watched the beginning in the morning and it made me go pee😂

@Wreck_Less. 17 дней назад

Not a Hater! I hate Zack that your a Month out on Videos.. Much love 💗 from Michigan

@claytonwebernick8676 18 дней назад

Does anyone remember the retro Big Johnson tee shirts? I’m surprised I haven’t seen Mr Johnson wearing any

@toonvanwin2108 18 дней назад

love the dogs

@montemcguire8125 16 дней назад

Got to see you at Boone at the farm progress show wish I could have met you. Keep up the great videos

@harared831 17 дней назад

Will recommend to clean the coolers in the front when doing a service. Helps a lot on hydraulic and engine temp.

@daveklein2826 17 дней назад

Wow another recliner professional speaks

@eddiebjorgo892 17 дней назад

Awesome video keep them coming.

@robertl7503 17 дней назад

I really think you and Larson Farms should do a collaboration, I think it's be a really cool video and I'll help both channels out.

@gregjames5070 17 дней назад

Already been done

@Daveco82 18 дней назад

I can't afford the dirty oil in that tractor let alone the tractor itself!

@jakobrebeki 18 дней назад

Dear Zac, you get scared leaving a tractor unattended with no oil in it. The truck firm that I work in we have all been issued three red ribbons (8"x2" each) that we have to keep in our drivers bags. If you had to lock down a unit as in DO NOT START AND DO NOT MOVE. We had to tie one red ribbon onto the steering wheel and report the issues to the traffic office. You were not allowed to start or drive a truck with a red ribbon on the wheel. Instant sacked, no right to appeal....