Life of a Farmer: July 

GPS Automatic steering! Shows us how much we are missing to the inch!

Thanks for another wonderful video. It must be quite amazing to see the new wheat crop coming up over the old wheat stalks. The kids and I really enjoy your series (and parodies) and I make sure to tell all my friends about your videos too.

We grind the wheat bales and mix them with alfalfa bales, wet distillers, and corn silage. We spray our corn to prevent weeds, yes.

Thank you again for another excellent video. I'd been watching the weather in your area and had wondered about the amount of rain you were getting and its effects.

I have really enjoyed watching these films. Thanks for posting them.

keep up the good work.thanks for keeping our consumers updated.

Here on the Front Range of northern Colorado, we've had alot of rain. I liked seeing the irrigation demonstration. Because we live close to the Rockies, the farmers here use flood irrigation.

You. Guys. ROCK!!!!!

Love your videos !! Thanks for taking the time to share all you do. :-)

I'm a farmer boy in Sweden and i love my work

GOOD JOB!!!! Just finished the series Jan-July 2013. Will pray for the family and continue fighting the weather manipulation, weather derivatives, mega-corporations after your precious land, etc. Find yourselves God fearing spouses and have many babies to keep this operation happy & healthy. Spread the news to other family farmers that God's work is being tinkered with. We need to come together firm with what's been going on since 2011 that has held be up here in TX getting started small

god bless America's farmers!

Really interesting to see. Thanks for sharing something that most of us never get a chance to see.

Another awesome, educational video! Thanks for posting.

Another fantastic video

wow, over here in northwest Missouri have had no rain the last two summers

Here in Ontario Canada we had a rainy June, a sunny July, then a coolish August- hence our sweet corn crop is not at par with its early promises. Prices are going up. But we may say we have 10 climates all over the country it is 3,9 million square miles or 9.9 million kilometres big. But not all is good for agriculture endeavours.

Thank you for insight on going ons over the pond!

GREAT AS USUAL! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

I love your videos! They are just amazing and really awesome :)

We are all no-till! We think it's the way to go!

like in one of my previous comments stack the bales the other way with grapple forks! then instead of 23 bales you can get 26 on a 46 foot long flat bed with a special rack made for it like the one you have. with a grapple fork you can move2 bales at once stack 2 bales at once and if you were to make your own like we did then you can have 2 grapple forks individually controlled

Amaizing video as usual

We got 70 mm of rain in Jonkoping/Sweden in july a lot!

Feed hay, straw for bedding. ;-) Thank you. I can smell the bales! This would be excellent for ago class.

That GPS automatic steering sounds pretty high tech and cool

i like your farm family

how many acres do u have i think u call them acres in the US you guys are insane i have watched every vid well done

stacking ain't easy, takes a lot of skill to do it quickly. never mind patience.

We sure haven't been able to put up alfalfa because of the rain! But it was needed.

Thank you for being a farmer....

Have you guys been getting a lot of rain? I also live in Kansas and it has been raining everday for a week. I'm sure it's really good for crops and it's bringing us out of the drought.

well we dont have tornados in ireland but that heavy rain isnt heavy hear we get five inches a day

Yay for no-till! Better in so many ways, including for nutrients, less C02 emitted, etc.

Oh thats pretty awesome!

Those aren't old tractors...and they have "old tractors" because the new ones are ridiculously expensive!

OK I work on a organic farm I think its fun and I love it

Pretty nice farm you have there. Where is it ?

Yall should make a video on just alfalfa cutting

im super tired, but i did it. i watched all the videos. :D

Planting seems hard because how can you tell if youre missing any spots?

have you thought of going organic and on top of that..holistic? not the crazy part .. but the part where you do extensive management of land. i notice that you have many of the methods already

do any of you guys show livestock in 4-h or ffa or anything

why do you only have john deere

What's your next parody song? Working on any at all?

Why I'm glad I have iowa corn

Are those loader tractors powershift?

No-till all the way!!

Does your semi truck every get stuck in the fields?

Do ye put cattle out on the fields that ye double cropped

Why you dont buy a tele handle???

How many bales do you get through the summer ?

What model John deeres are you using to stack they straw bales?

Why do you have old tractors?

U should get a telehandler

Should invest into bison! :)

dem america dem big fields

you guys videos makes me wanna pursue my dreams to be a botanist.

you still need to plow or chisel the ground some times

Wheres August?!

That was like are house we couldn't leave are house for at least a week cause we had water up 4 feet over are drive way and and around are house

R u organic farmers

How many acres is the farm?

How many acres do you farm?

or are you in ffa

do y'all run any 4440's

So..... Are y'all also a dairy farm

Whats a paster

AG class.

A months work in 6 minutes. Seems legit. Lol

do you guys have to do a lot yes or no what is kindol doing in this video so I can understand what he is doing ok you guys

you guys are the slowest loader workers I've ever seen in my life!