Clean Up and a Bad Back

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I Broke my Back and some other stuff.... The dryer is clean, The machinery is clean and put away, and I took the MAIN STAGE AT A BOWLING ALLEY. Don't forget to order your Millennial Farmer Merchandise for Christmas!
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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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@danonotinthelionsden 4 года назад

I just want to take a moment to say THANK YOU to all you farmers out there! Every since I've been following this channel (around the 10-20k subs, almost 2 years ago) I have learned some awesome stuff from you and other channels. Very grateful for the information you provided, the laughs and farm life drama, but also honestly looking to you all as an example. Man, I admit it with no pride to swallow, instead a pride to follow! Again, greatly appreciate you guys and all the great examples you have shown us! Stay safe out there fellers! ...and feller-ettes. (Wtfarmgirl) Also, this ain't blowing no wind in anyone's bin, just stating the facts here. 😉👍

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

Awesome thank you!!

@xxxmissmuffinxxx 4 года назад

Zack when is the next video going up

@danonotinthelionsden 3 года назад

@@MillennialFarmer you're a great actor...and make some shirts worthy of 2-3 hard season's abuse... If I can wear it, I can swear it.

@alexmcgregor7048 4 года назад

The timelapse of cleaning the inside of the dryer looks like what I imagine sticking a GoPro in a washing machine to look like

@thunderwolf5103 4 года назад

He should do that

@49Wildman 4 года назад

I've never been around a dryer but a shop vac comes to mind.

@waynep343 4 года назад

I was thinking of a super long piece of Hose too..

@nicholasgallington1417 4 года назад

It better be an explosion proof vacuum. Corn dust is combustible. It doesn't take much to ignite it.

@jamesoliver6625 4 года назад

They need to look into the "dust collection" equipment for large woodworking operations. The tech to handle that grain dryer is "off the shelf" today. Similar to grain vacs but more nimble.

@timderks5960 4 года назад

@@nicholasgallington1417 Any and all dust is combustible in the right air-fuel mix. Let's be honest here, it simply doesn't make sense to buy or make something for a job that you have to do once a year on in the off season.

@OxyG3nE25M 4 года назад

@@jamesoliver6625 a huge dust deputy and a big baril. and a shop vac is enough

@augustreil 4 года назад

Take it from a 54yr old who had his 3rd back surgery 6yrs ago at age 48 that didn't work and now in agonizing pain: STOP JUMPING OFF OF THINGS AND TAKE CARE OF YOUR BACK !! Once you wreck it, life as you know changes forever. Great video, thumbs up.

@pricekimbrough5310 2 года назад

It’s my favorite part of the year is to see you clean that grain dryer up. It’s a work horse and has to be taking care of.

@nickk4010 4 года назад

I think I have watched 300 videos in the past few weeks. I knew nothing about farming and now I pass a farm in California and know what the equipment is, I never would have noticed before. You’re an interesting and funny guy Zach, great to watch 👍

@WaltzingAustralia 4 года назад

I love seeing the interest in family farms that you're experiencing. I give presentations based on my book, Midwest Maize, and when I tell people that more than 90 percent of all corn is grown on family farms, there is always a big gasp. A few people aren't surprised, but most are stunned. It is astonishing how little people know about where food comes from.

@jimbo5058 4 года назад

Please, please, please keep this up, I know it's hard but America needs a thousand more of you too do this

@tomcox6737 4 года назад

Zack, Becky, and family. Thank you! I've enjoyed each moment of the couple of years which you have invited us into your world. . Back in the 1980's, I had the fortune of picking up a book of drawings from a fellow in your region. Bob Artley was the editorial cartoonist for the Austin, MN newspaper. I was born in 1952, a true boomer. My parents were Kentucky sharecroppers who were the children of farmers. I grew up in a time when I can remember "admiring" the southend of a northbound mule. We were still cultivating and harvesting crops with the aid of true horsepower. As I grew from the Allis Chalmers WD and the powerful Ferguson 35 (before Massey) to the JD 4020, to the Case 1270, before I was forced from the farm by family causes, like Mr. Artley's generation before me, we saw American agriculture change before our eyes. I am saying all this with a sense of pride for you and your peers. So proud of you!! Thank you for not just sharing, but letting us live through your hard and long hours. . www.amazon.com/Bob-Artleys-Memories-Former-Kid/dp/0896584933

@loadpin 4 года назад

Congrats on being recognized by FOX for what you do getting the message out on your channel, on what farmers do and accomplish

@emsa91 4 года назад

I wouldn't mind seeing some winter shop work on the race cars

@hammerslammer3006 4 года назад

Agreed 👍

@jpatterson4055 4 года назад

100%!

@daviddouglasjr2704 4 года назад

Yes

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

We'll see....!

@hammerslammer3006 4 года назад

@@MillennialFarmer obviously alot of the super secret go-fast and set up stuff cant be shown but just random work n beer conversation would be neat to see if you get a chance.

@owenx5 4 года назад

Your dad seems like a real American farmer. Such a great example to us all

@Thelawncarenut 4 года назад

That pressure washing was so satisfying.

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

It certainly was!! Just like mowing a rough lawn!!

@Thelawncarenut 4 года назад

@@MillennialFarmer 🤘

@1DirtyMutt 4 года назад

Zach, Buy yourself a QUALITY INVERSION TABLE...it’ll help with your back. And stretch more when you’re sitting all day!

@calebdiefendorf6102 4 года назад

The big America cart is tucked way back in the corner like you don’t want it to leave

@s.pursell8901 4 года назад

I noticed that as well.

@MrTjulius 4 года назад

Once you have a tracked cart you will do anything to not go back to tires

@joewiles1674 4 года назад

Was literally just about to type that myself

@jimjenkins673 4 года назад

Caleb Diefendorf outta sight, outta mind......he hopes....maybe no one will notice it there. Here’s hoping for

@tysonmorris1284 4 года назад

I love John Deere. I said to my boss, shining green paint stay in the shed and any other brand stay out of the shed

@horatiobeaker 4 года назад

Thanks for allowing all of us to tag along for the season. It’s been a real learning experience. The editing was awesome-fun, instructional and entertaining.

@jamesoliver6625 4 года назад

One word, ...Chiropractor. Some are quacks, mines is NOT. My Internist is a good guy but for my back he was useless. Chiro helped me 100% the first day on an issue that was 6-7 years in the making. It took a few once a week visits to get the two lumbar vertebrae to realign and keep the knee and hip aligned but it was really worth it.

@bilmuribilmuri2295 4 года назад

I have a new respect when I drive by a cornfield because of this channel!

@DHBJ1981 4 года назад

As a fellow farmer thanks for trying to put a positive spin on agriculture with all you do. I know you are educating a lot of folks that have no clue what goes on behind the scenes plus after a aggravating day on the farm here this fall you bring a little comic relief to us all... thanks keep up the good work

@anthonybanda8192 4 года назад

We joined fbn after watching your video's. We have been with them since September. We saved over 29 thousand dollars on seed and fertilizer for next year. Thank you for introducing them to my family we really can be more profitable because of their services. My family has hauled over 60 thousand bushels of corn in to the ethanol plant this week. We still have over 170 thousand bushels left. The 60 thousand bushels of corn was stored in our combine shed we now are doing some custom deep ripping with our johndeere sub soiler . Nice video stay safe and farm on !

@darrelfuhrman8217 4 года назад

Zach your back problem. I am an ag mechanic on a north east Montana farm & ranch. About 3 years ago I bought an Innova inversion table. When I came home I would go 45° for 20 minutes. You have to work up to the degrees & to the time. It keeps me out of the chiropractor office. It may not do a thing for grain dryer cleaning time. But every morning after using it, I feel better. If I come home late, do not use it, like seeding, I make sure I use it tomorrow! Enjoy learning about corn farming. In 74 our FFA advisor drove us to National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Along the way we stopped at places and our advisor explained some corn harvest operations. I wish that we could have gone to a farm like yours. I live 10 miles from the Canadian border, 110 miles from the North Dakota border. The farm that I work on is 20 miles south. Part of it was 2 of my great grandparents, part grandparents, part mom & dads, part 2 uncles. This area was opened up for home steading in 1915. They came out in spring & summer of 1916. The house & barn where I grew up were built in 1916. Mom & dad were both born in 1916. Mom 12 miles away. Thank you for the teaching & information videos.

@jacobanderson1891 4 года назад

Nice to see a clean John Deere! Like my uncle says, “They look good in their work clothes and they look good all dressed up.” Glad “Off the Husk” will continue.

@brucewelty7684 3 года назад

Zach! Your commentary is what is interesting. Blowing snow, looking out the living room window at a blizzard, playing Carroms with the kids..OH you never heard of that ...Check it out!!!

@pharmmech 4 года назад

I do believe not just the actor, but rather the actor/comedian that plays the millennial farmer. Thanks for all the hard work you put in on this channel and the farm.

@S8BB 4 года назад

Two things: 1, I, along with others I’m sure, would love to see simple vlogs throughout the winter of whatever. Just to stay up to speed with you and your family. Second, HOW has a tv station or somebody NOT picked you up yet for an actually tv show/series? You are very entertaining and I could totally see you hosting a “dirty jobs with mike Rowe” kinda show. It’d be amazing and I’d watching the heck outta it.

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

We've had a few offers for "reality TV" but we're just not interested in that. We like things how they are. And I'll definitely keep you all updated, just not daily. I do update my Instagram more frequently if you happen to be on that, but I won't leave my YT people hanging!!

@S8BB 4 года назад

Millennial Farmer I follow you on all social media... don’t mind the fact that that sounds alittle creepy lol

@davemiller6925 4 года назад

Zach, Hey are you ever going to have follow up to the 2 part video with your Dad regarding the farm. I love hearing your Dad talk about the past, sounds like such a genuine and honest man.

@kevinmeyer3884 4 года назад

One of the biggest challenges facing farmers is the misconception that most farms are large corporate farms. The truth is most farms, even larger farms are just family farms. Thank you for getting that message out ! I appreciate the time you give to get that message out !

@JCLawn51 4 года назад

I listen to about 4 hrs of podcasts a day and I must say yours is up there on my list to listen too. Interesting topics interwoven with my kind of humor.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 4 года назад

I feel ya on the bad back brotha....winter is tough on my back because I'm not out working and moving all day long on the farm...rainy days keep me inside....looking forward to meeting ya this weekend in San Antonio!

@ethanpickard9005 4 года назад

Anyone notice the title changed from "i broke my back" to "i "tweaked" my back and stuff"

@donalddolan7709 4 года назад

Yeah... he probably got complaints about clickbait. Mind you, anyone who watches his videos very consistently would note that it's just Zach's sense of humor... but I'm sure he got complaints anyway.

@robertinivlogs2814 4 года назад

Donald Dolan this is very true.

@shortttv5308 4 года назад

@chadnikkisheppard4937 4 года назад

Oh or he didn't want to worry people so he changed it :) just my thoughts tho merry Xmas to all of you

@dandfgarage986 4 года назад

I did!!!!!

@patmancrowley8509 4 года назад

I love Omaha, Nebraska. My grandparents (mom's family) are buried there. I sure miss Robert and Rose Townsend. God Bless their souls! They were great folks.

@RubberburnerGaming 4 года назад

Been a loyal viewer for a year or so. Appreciate what you do and enjoy watching your videos... When I didn't see you post for a while and then saw your video's original title my heart instantly sunk a little bit. But then having watched the entirety of the video I left feeling a little preturbed. The fact that you changed the video's title however restored all faith in you as an honest and "real as F" youtuber.

@jfiery 4 года назад

Man, the production value of these vids is getting insane. Not sure if it's Zach or Becky but damn, I needed to give whoever it is propa. Keep up the great work!

@olnamgrunt9857 4 года назад

It's great that farmers have an advocate like you to get them what they need

@charleskittler4330 4 года назад

Your headed into uncharted waters ie 1 million subscribers and a great future. Fine job Zach and we all look forward to much more videos from you all 👍😎🙌

@robertstuckjr2146 4 года назад

I am a part time grain cart driver in lower Michigan. I enjoy watching you videos and seeing your operation Thanks

@futbolplaya07 4 года назад

It feels like just yesterday I was watching the tractors being washed after harvest. Years fly by. I’m sure you’re happy this harvest is over

@shilohstore6086 4 года назад

He must have hurt his back worse than we thought it's been a minute simply seen a new video

@csealand 4 года назад

Los Angeles missed you.

@chicagoblair 4 года назад

Zach, just a quick ‘thank you’ for all of your content putting out what you do can’t be an easy task at all, no less family and farming at the same time. Super interesting, informative, and fun! I’m a very non-farmer, and I’ve really enjoyed your insight into what farmers do for our country. Thanks again!

@Jpsmoto 4 года назад

Fat guy in a little grain dryer 😂😂 love the Tommy boy reference again! lol the best keep up the great work!

@michaelnew1991 4 года назад

Hey man get off this video! Clemson fans only 🤣 jk good luck in the playoffs. I'd hate to see y'all beat 31-0 💪

@Jpsmoto 4 года назад

Clemson!?!?! No I don’t think so 😂 lol thanks best of luck to you guys too. Ohhhh are you talking about a couple of years back when you guys kicked our butts? Yeah lol well things will be different this year! Lol 😂

@michaelnew1991 4 года назад

@@Jpsmoto I sure hope not 🤣🤣🤣

@alfredmorganroth9349 4 года назад

Zach,congrats on your continued success,but I have to ask,"are you ok?"

@itsianman 4 года назад

he needs to see a chiropractor, hed be fixed in a few 15 min sessions.

@joannford5860 3 года назад

Awesome to see you keeping all your equipment cleaned up plus the grain dryer. Keeping equipment clean also helps you to see if it needs repair work done and having it fixed to the next year of planting and harvesting again the next year. I love to see the interviews you do with other people. Thanks for sharing all your interesting Video's

@dniebel739 4 года назад

Spending my entire life of 71 years in the maintenance and repair field I am very impressed how well you keep your equipment maintained and looking like new. After watching this video, "I Broke My Back", may I suggest you put together a vacuum system that would make clean-up of the dryer much easier. Something like a dust collector type of system that is used in wood working shops. You could drag a flex hose up to the upper section or have a metal duck installed along the ladder and use a shorter piece of hose from the duct into the upper section.

@Ticky66MN 4 года назад

Millennial Farmer - "Dirty Jobs" would be a hit!

@THESPECTER1984 4 года назад

That grain vac looks more and more handy right about now

@stephengmeiner3264 4 года назад

Funny you talk about boring snow removal videos... I’ve been watching your channel for a year now and discovered you first by watching a snow removal video! Meanwhile, I’m a city slicker who’s takin a huge interest in farming because of you! I appreciate and understand what farmers do even more now.

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

That's awesome thank you!

@FUMoney33 4 года назад

Zack I’m up here in Canada and just got my propane tanks filled up at the country house and prices have jumped by 50% since last year. I called the coop to ask what the heck is going on and they blamed it on corn farmers in the US using all the propane for their grain dryers this fall. No joke! Anyways love your channel and happy to support farmers whenever I can.

@slugger449 4 года назад

I've pulled my back in a similar manner, I couldn't turn around, I couldn't shift my weight, sitting was painful, walking was impossible. The saving grace was that my mother was a massage therapist and worked on my back for about 30 minutes. It did not heal me like a magic spell but it allowed me to be able to walk with only 1/5th of the pain from before. Which allowed me to dull the rest of the pain with Advil and continue working. I returned later to her so she could give my back a proper massage. She said my back had knots almost everywhere and the muscles were way harder than they should've been. A good massage therapist usually has a rate between $60 and 100$ per hour. All you'll need is a couple 30-minute sessions of "deep tissue". It might hurt but it'll get your back in order.

@itsianman 4 года назад

he needs to see a chiropractor, hed be fixed in a few 15 min sessions.

@roscoejones4515 4 года назад

Agree with DTain. I've wasted lots of money, time and pain on quackropractors, but a good deep-tissue massage therapist is worth every penny.

@itsianman 4 года назад

@@roscoejones4515 please, there are bad chiros just like there are bad doctors. a good chiro office offers BOTH. ive gone into a chiro with a neck i couldnt move from pain and sever lower back pain..10 mins of adjustment later and the pain and tension were gone. went and got a deep tissue massage after...didnt need to go in for another apointment

@TheHappydays82 4 года назад

I had yearly back issues for a while. I found that my problem was my mattress. It was both old and not correct for my sleeping style. Ive had the new mattress and adjustable base for 3 years now and I haven’t had a problem since. Your mattress is a huge contributor to your skeletal wellbeing

@joebanks4946 4 года назад

More “off the husk” please Zack it’s keeping me Sane as Christmas music is trying to do the reverse over here in the UK. Love Off the Husk it’s awesome 👍👍👍

@hampstead2010 3 года назад

No a farm. A retired Automotive superior. From General Motor. Love seeing your beautiful family and and the new equipment and your system of farming and planting. I’m in northern Maryland in Carroll Country which is 70% farm land and farms. Be safe

@MattManProductions 3 года назад

I've always wanted to have a farm, my family has a very huge plot of land in South Dakota. But its long hard work and takes lots of money. But I love our Farmers and what they do to keep food and grain to help feed everyone

@tylerfelske8547 4 года назад

The savings from FBN could lease a quadtrac. 🤣

@JohnSmith-ug5ci 4 года назад

You need an industrial vacuum transfer pump to clean those bins/dryer. It would be much easier and much quicker.

@billsexton4811 4 года назад

You take good care of your machinery and farm . This is why it looks so good !

@brucehobbs1734 4 года назад

Way too many toys to play with. We were missing you. Glad to hear your doing better.

@stewarttaylor6784 4 года назад

Noticed Zach's beer glass was empty at the end of the interview

@dennishayes65 4 года назад

Stewart Taylor : Of course. It was a 90 minuete interview. But maybe he had more than 1!!!!!

@RamenNoodle1985 4 года назад

That interviewers voice would have had me downing that beer in 90 seconds, nvm 90 minutes 😬

@ryanconrad1516 4 года назад

If the interviewer only had half a beer he’s probably from out of town and can’t be trusted.

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

The glass must have had a hole in it....

@canberradogfarts 4 года назад

@@MillennialFarmer Beer yes, Back injury no. Zack, your description of back pain resembles my symptoms at your age. Ten years later I was diagnosed with spinal stenosis. Whatever it is, GO TO THE DOCTOR AND TAKE XRAYS. Get it documented EARLY, please God please do this for your family. Covet your long term health ZEALOUSLY. You not being a wuss, you are protecting your long term financial viability for your wife and kids. Not to mention the pain you'll avoid. Take care. Gob bless your work, in front of and behind the camera($).

@derekweatherford8989 4 года назад

And just like that boom Chris Farley comes out.

@jeoinaforest 4 года назад

I love the sound that Minneapolis Moline...reminds me of dads "new" tractor when I came home on leave....

@MichaelJones1527 4 года назад

As a trucker, I like seeing your interaction with the heavy equipment. Thank goodness I'm in a much warmer climate here in North Carolina. Occasionally we get the cold snaps that you have to deal with on a daily basis. I'm amazed at how clean you're able to keep your equipment. That's a job within itself, I know because of the effort we have to do to keep our equipment clean. Also if you don't mind please do a video on what camera equipment and editing equipment you use, because your videos are of excellent quality. Thanks for the great videos and keep working those long hours like we do.

@Formulabruce 4 года назад

" Millennial Cab Corn, Sun Dried, and ready to Pop !"

@25nathan25nathan25 4 года назад

I was eating while watching and closed my mouth and stopped chewing when you were spreading the chaff in the field lol

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

🤣🤣

@homecats1 4 года назад

Love the baby kittens.

@kyleingenthrone4699 4 года назад

Hey Zach. At 4:10, if you swing the machine away from center, the suspension locks. Square your boom to the chassis and your boom lift suspension will articulate again.

@elijahwipf1894 4 года назад

The reason the lift was spinning like that is counterweight was on wrong side. Counterweight should be on solid axle ideally.

@GooseWaffe 4 года назад

Hope everything’s alright mate, its been a while since you uploaded, wish you and your family well

@mikeclemens5735 4 года назад

I CANNOT BELIEVE YOUR DRYER DIDN'T BURN DOWN!!!! We have a Caldwell/Chief mix flow dryer. Nice and clean inside.

@DagonNaxos 4 года назад

I can't wait for more Off The Husk! I really enjoy when you get silly with Randy and Becky!

@jonathanjohnston4895 4 года назад

love the sounds of a Moline....

@redmech7698 4 года назад

Jonathan Johnston I think that a yellow Oliver.

@eb17816 4 года назад

@@redmech7698 It is a yellow 1655 Oliver

@jonathanjohnston4895 4 года назад

🤔 I agree to disagree

@jonathanjohnston4895 4 года назад

Perhaps Zack could do a short 'winter' segment on the tractor, unique features and it's history. Just saying.....

@aldenscharback7741 4 года назад

Anyone else see that they parked the big grain cart in the shed in the back corner at 10:43

@deannelson9565 4 года назад

Yeah i caught that too. Thought is was just a demo.

@THESPECTER1984 4 года назад

Yeah i thought i herd him say they rented that, or on a demo idk. Guess its better than sitting on some lot outside in the weather

@paulmccallum4229 4 года назад

It was a demo, but I'm pretty sure he said if they liked it they would probably buy it in an earlier video.

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

It's still a demo. Just taking a nap in the shed for a while 🤣

@aldenscharback7741 4 года назад

I don’t know zack, aka actor of Millennial Farmer she’s tucked away in the back usually a sign 😉

@kraigpike 4 года назад

I'm going to be honest here. Compared to the Millennial Farmer and his fellow farm neighbors, I'm a lazy bum. I never get tired watching these videos and I'm ashamed I have my feet up on the footstool watching Zach work. No, seriously you are one hard working guy....thanks for what you do.

@dickleijen7761 4 года назад

PROUD TO BE A FARMER!, THOSE PEOPLE WHO PROVIDE US WTH FOOD ON THE TABLE! I SUBSCRIBEB TOO! BEST WISHES FROM THE NETHERLANDS TO ALL HARDWORKING AMERICAN FARMERS, VERY INTERESTING VIDEOS! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

@cntslesfabrication 4 года назад

I'm glad you didn't break your back. I got hit by a drunk driver 11 year's ago broke 6 in my neck and 15 in my back and split my head wide open from front to back requiring 2,000 stiches on the inside and 800 Staples on the outside

@micahdafarmer5573 4 года назад

centsless fabrication I feel bad for you

@cntslesfabrication 4 года назад

@@micahdafarmer5573 it would have been 1 thing if I was doing my job being a professional freestyle Motocross rider but I wasn't and I lost all of my sponsorships and pay checks. The biggest thing is over the last year in a half I have (CTE) and there is no doctors or treatment within 500 miles from me so it's progressively getting alot worse and I'm not going to spend money on myself my 2 boys are way more important.

@05xlt 4 года назад

When you wash your equipment, do you use regular soap, or do you use a special corn-dishener?

@danonotinthelionsden 4 года назад

That's a new one! 😂😂😂👍

@robbieh3438 4 года назад

That was a corny joke

@danw6014 4 года назад

You're right. There is room for every type of farm. I raise holstein steers for freezer beef, 4h lambs, horse hay, and a little corn that I run with a 2 row new idea picker. The point is I make money at it. Not enough to make a complete living, but enough to come out ahead. I farm land five to ten acres at a time because there is a house on it. The bigger farmers don't want to fool around with it but it works out good for doing hay. Sometimes I have fits with my lower back. The only thing that has worked for me is a ride on my quiet horse at a good walk. No trotting. It will loosen right up after about a 20 minute ride.

@adampierce3238 4 года назад

You sure have a hard job buddy sometimes we hate it and yet we love what we do because it's in our blood and hope you get better

@darrelstinson4737 4 года назад

There should be “clean out” augers in the bottom of the grain dryer.

@dfoutdoors9873 4 года назад

LoL I’m down in Virginia playing hockey on a bantam team and then I end up in the elevator going to the hotel room with your family.😂

@leejohnson229 4 года назад

Broke mine 5 years ago. Seven surgerys later still in horrific pain at least 2 to 3 days a week. Take care of ur back and never have surgery

@jdmoosetracks4670 4 года назад

Hey Zach, I’m a potato farmer from Florida so it’s always nice to see a different operation and learn about different type of farming!

@Kevin-dq8os 4 года назад

We clean ours out a couple times a year. Makes for a lot less cleaning.

@lutemule 4 года назад

When my back goes out it's off to the Chiropractic. He gets me going good in about three days.

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

I've tried that and it seems to make the issue worse. I just OD on Naproxen and floor sleeping

@robhakeman5873 4 года назад

Go get a massage they work great. I use to get a massage once a month and never went to a chiropractor for 15 years but before that I was going 3x a month. Plus I felt better and slept better after a massage and always drink lots of water after a massage as it gets the toxins out of your body.

@bigdaddydiesel5520 4 года назад

Find a chiropractor that uses the Activator method. So much better than the old fashioned way of doing it. It's always worked for my worst back pain.

@banjobenson9348 4 года назад

I think everyone 's back is a tad different and what works for one does not always work for others. Stretching is good though while you drink beer etc

@CGW116A 4 года назад

Zach... depends if your back issues are structure via alignment or muscular. My issues tend to be both that drive the nerves crazy. I go for structure treatment 1st and then need to get muscles to stop pulling on structure with a massage. Since this is an annual reoccuring issue fixing the root of the problem will take a bit of time. Pills only mask root problems temporarily. I also use a TENS (muscle stimulation) device to loosen things up. I wear mine around work, car travel, and sometimes before bed, etc. Also, like all doctors... they are not the same. Just like Implement dealers. 😉 If you get in the Cities again I know a couple of great Chiropractors that are above the rest through time tested results.

@dandfgarage986 4 года назад

What an amazing and awsome channel. Keep posting. Your channels so addictive 😂😂😂

@RaymondL704 4 года назад

Kudos to you for getting the message out. Many if not most people have no idea who and what farming is about. Keep up the good work

@fishingwithpj1757 4 года назад

Is everything ok

@Wade-yt8ed 4 года назад

“Are you ok lil buddy”

@Duckster1964 4 года назад

"poke-poke"......

@luimr1075 4 года назад

I think that is the best timelapse I've ever seen in my life. Great video

@TheGratis13 4 года назад

The teeth whitening owl story from the “Off The Husk” podcast is possibly the funniest thing I’ve heard all year.

@hommie789 4 года назад

"I broke my back" then proceeded to jump off equipment. Lmao. You need a business trip to Disneyland this off season, maybe take the wife and kids too....maybe.

@itsianman 4 года назад

he needs to see a chiropractor, hed be fixed in a few 15 min sessions.

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

@@itsianman I tried that. Mixed results...

@solltesonichtsein 4 года назад

Zumba can cause muscle soreness or injury, and that not having good technique can lead to painful sprains, strains and low back pain. ... Zumba may be a suitable 'moderate intensity' activity for middle-aged clients and the movements are unlikely to cause back pain. I hope you get well soon.

@itsianman 4 года назад

@@MillennialFarmer yeah, thats unfourtunate..but not all chiros are the same. if you want to see something different that might help. if check out dr gregory johnson, from advanced chiropractic relief here on youtube, pretty amazing results hes showing. hopefully you find something to help your back

@bro-dirt680 4 года назад

Only thing good about Disney land is if your looking to get divorced.

@diggerdave.6587 4 года назад

Hey Zach. Its hard to believe that wash time has come around again, I have been one of your subscribers for over a year already and how time has flown. When cleaning to corn dryer, would not not be possible to blow the chaff out with a leaf blower or would that just give you a load of 'Beezwings' to breath in? I suffer too with a spasmodic back, I sympathise with you entirely. Is it Christmas tree shopping time yet? Kind regards and I sincerely hope you all have a fabulous Christmas and a prosperous new year. Dave.

4 года назад

Here's hoping you have a decent growing season next year. You and all the farmers.

@johnolver3217 4 года назад

Good season! Here’s to next year!! Have a great Christmas you guys!

@makingithappen9722 4 года назад

Of course it is a pity for all the bees who have lost their wings. LoL

@eemil69 4 года назад

I watch your videos from Finland.

@aripuisto 4 года назад

Eemil as well

@kilroyb4876 4 года назад

I am trully impressed. You stepped it up. Thankyou

@badzioch64 4 года назад

Love your videos. Merry Christmas!

@matthewdowd4686 4 года назад

It seems like a year since the last vid!! Had MNMF separation anxiety!! 😂😂😂

@eb17816 4 года назад

Did you get your confined space permit before entering the grain dryer.

@homecats1 4 года назад

eb17816 Don’t forget the mandatory lock out, tag & try along with air quality monitoring.

@eb17816 4 года назад

@@homecats1 and the air handlers.

@MillennialFarmer 4 года назад

Ah, yeah, of course...

@eb17816 4 года назад

@@MillennialFarmer I knew you would have it.

@RockRak367 4 года назад

Don’t forget your harness

@Big.Ron1 4 года назад

Thank you and your family for what you do!

@daveallen4194 4 года назад

Zach... I would really like to see you devote some videos to the subject of "So you want to be a farmer!". Aim it at the kid in the ag programs at school, or maybe 4H, but who does not come from an on going family farm business, nothing inherited, and with little to no money saved to get started. Is it doable? What type of farming? Financing, etc. It would be super interesting, and you would get a massive amount input and chat going! A lot of lessons from history as well. Interview "old timers", others who have done it, bankers, government programs, etc. Have fun!