Our Crops Are Burning Up!

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@oysterjohn5669 Год назад

Very important to keep up on things. I was in maintenance for many years and as Benjamin Franklin said "A stitch in time saves nine" or was it "and ounce of prevention, saves a pound of cure".

@RH-cv1rg Год назад

Ben said "An ounce of prevention....". Thomas Fuller said, "A stitch in time..."

@oysterjohn5669 Год назад

@@RH-cv1rg Both are great sayings. Not fun doing nine pounds of cure when an ounce of stitching was all that was needed.😀

@shermantank27 Год назад

When your going out to check pivots carry a 3ft piece of aluminum pipe with you. Squeeze the lock on the valve handles and then slide the pipe over (1 1/2in diameter should work) then you have mechanical leverage to move the valves. This is what we do on older tank farms in the Alberta oil patch

@230e4 Год назад

Thanks for taking us along with ya on your pivot rounds Laura. A very important job for sure. Thanks also for sharing the emotion and rewards for working hard. 👍

@twooldcampersandadog8169 Год назад

I'm so pleased to see you guys putting PTO guards on those pivot pumps!

@williamgriffis8733 Год назад

Another great video Laura. Thank you to you and Grant for all you do. American farmers are so valuable❤️

@gregboyd7728 Год назад

Great to see the ear plugs…having just gotten hearing aids for exposures as a Marine, happy to see you won’t be having those issues. Can you take a section of pipe out to use as an extension to lever those valve handles? Works for me on my lawn tractor (we are all farmers at some level) when removing blades for sharpening.

@scots_knight4706 Год назад

I was thinking that a bit of leverage would have helped but maybe they don't want to risk breaking something if it jams somehow, not sure if it could. I'm a Scottish farmer but only playing at it compared to their scale. Yes earplugs are sensible as I started with noisy cabless tractors. You have my utmost respect as a former Marine 🇺🇸❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

@kenbettygregor3900 Год назад

SUPER JOB , I WORKED ON A RANCH FOR 8 WEEKS IN DELL HART TEXAS . LOVED IT BUT I ALSO LOVED WORKING FOR FARMERS CO-OP IN MINNESOTA YOU TWO DO A SUPER JOB LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS. THANK YOU

@cdalton3169 Год назад

So true, Laura! It is so good to sit back and look at something you built, paid for, and own! When you own the land - the grass feels better under your feet! Love y’all! Exceptional content!

@-ggroom- Год назад

Nmmnm...

@AlAllerton Год назад

Milkweed flowers are one of the best scents on the planet! Love your enthusiasm on watching your crops grow tall, that's something to really be proud of!

@germansantana7543 Год назад

Oh good Lucky, here in Canary Islands we dont have water for corn, we harvested corn in July.

@dennislarson4960 Год назад

Relish in know that you OWN those things -- they are yours! It's a wonderful feeling. Thanks so much for the information about pivot watering systems -- I had no idea they were so complex. They are very common here in Colorado, but I didn't know much about them (especially about DAILY inspections).

@WilliamCooper-l6f Год назад

I reside in the Texas panhandle which is called a high plains desert 🏜️. We've had several floods and just recently, more rain and everything is green and lush. The small Buffalo Lake had been dry over a decade, is now refilled and beautiful. I hope you guys get some rain. Pivots should be the backup, never the main water source. Please watch the you tube video Pumped Dry....(long subtitle)

@Bruster2 Год назад

I sure wish you guys would get a cover on that PTO on that one pivot, I sure worry about that .

@chrisprattt Год назад

Love it! My wife is from Kenya n moved here and is a nurse, her old parents have a farm growing rams of some sort in Kenya n so fun to watch your weather status n progress vids n then get theirs o. The o ther side of the rock we live on… rain fall there is ok good this year but same as Nebraska n Minnesota got it ok in the beginning g of season but now rain fall at idle n hot hot hot…. Praying for rain for all farmers just not to much👊🙌💯🙏🥰😅

@douglashomrighausen9010 Год назад

Just got into the house to watch you on my computer monitor. I spent the day driving home from southwest Missouri to my farm in northeast Missouri; and it is also very dry here. In central Missouri, where there is "extreme drought". Some of the corn is "firing" halfway up the plant; and the beans are looking really wilted.

@jamescox2749 Год назад

same here in minnesota

@tesfa1971 6 месяцев назад

Greeting from Ethiopia ( Africa) I'm so pleased to see you guys , i am planning to start commercial farm by pivot irrigation and your info help me a lot

@peterlammers5597 Год назад

Love all of this! Takes me back to my youth! What a badass Laura is! Refreshing to see young people with such a work ethic!!!

@michaelhoran407 Год назад

Reporting 92 F. at 1 pm 50 miles northeast of Alamosa, CO at 7500 feet elevation. The high here has been 96 F. There are thousands of deep water wells in this valley. The standing, static water level in the wells has dropped by 100 feet. Your channel is great.

@danalbus7557 Год назад

Thanks again for taking us along with you. How many pivots do you and Grant have to take care of?

@schafn Год назад

I worked on a ranch in western Colorado in the mid-nineties. We used side-roll sprinklers to irrigate our hay ground. The water came in via gravity so we didn't have any pumps or anything to mess with. We actually had pressure reducers because there was so much fall from the top of the fields to the bottom that we had to reduce pressure or we'd damage things. We moved the sprinklers at 6 am and 6 pm and I remember irrigating as being peaceful and relaxing because it was a simple but important job.

@schoonymopar Год назад

wow the difference from here in west central il. to where you're at is crazy . corn here is 6 to 7 feet tall and we have ears already, but the fields are spotty as hell due to a lack of rain in june.

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper Год назад

I heard you guys got some good rain recently, hopefully it'll help out. If the farmers don't have a good year, I don't have a good year either. I'm headed up there a bit north of you to get started on the fungicide spraying season this Friday.

@mojomanmurph1925 Год назад

We down south got your rain in June. Wish we could have rerouted because it was too much.

@TLRChad Год назад

Even though this video was released very recently I'm willing to be this was filmed 2-3 weeks ago. Here in SE Nebraska (not to far from where Laura is) the corn is now 6 ft tall and tasseling out (July 13, 2023). 2-3 weeks ago the corn looked like what is in this video. Then we got a bunch of rain and the corn has grown like crazy.

@brianlopez8855 Год назад

In North Wales UK, water supply is rarely a problem for agricultural. It rains most days quite heavily. We do not require any irrigation systems except Mother Natures regular dollops. However few crops are grown here owing to the poor soils and hill and mountain slopes but, also because its very wet. It's most beef cattle and sheep who thrive on the weather, or forestry. Your videos are a welcome change from "Clarksons Farm" based in lowland Oxfordshire, England. Drought (though much milder than Nebraska) can be a problem for them, in some summers.

@christrella3134 Год назад

I noticed you have overcome some of the fear of mice hopping out of panel boxes. Yes! I remember the pivot lessons that you gave us a few weeks back. I was wondering what the sudden gush of water was on the last one you checked myself. I saw you turn around really quick and then just shrug it off. Where's Scotty? Try and stay cool. Been hot as blazes here in Pennsylvania too. Plenty of rain though. Safe travels and farming! God bless you guys!

@FrostyBud777 Год назад

So humid in snyder county near selinsgrove pa now!!! Yes! God bless everyone and all!

@wayner806 Год назад

That gush of water was air relief valve letting air out and it closes when the water evacuates the air.

@peterjulseth5112 Год назад

What code do I use to start my upside adventure

@jamesward6106 Год назад

I like that your operation has such a variety of water well styles , I notice different size engines w/ variety of cooling methods. This shows farmers can develop ways of getting water out ground . I recall well across the road where I grew up had a large V-8 engine( no muffler)went to sleep many a night hearing that loud monster, you got used to the sound.

@stevenlageson1868 Год назад

I shouldn’t say that it amazes me all the things you do Laura. It just shows that you can be a girly girl and still be awesome with mechanical things. Good job. Love the channel!

@edvangilder4424 Год назад

There's no watering in my area except rain, which is in short supply . The early corn looks decent, but the beans that were planted after the wheat harves look terrible. All the local Churches are including prayers for rain. Thank the LORD around our place. we got 2 inches yesterday. But it came with high winds hail and only covered about a 10 mile area.

@Redbirds5StL Год назад

Please please please add covers/guards to your PTO shafts & belt and pulleys!! Take care! 17:00

@gchoice Год назад

It only takes one slip to land you against the dangerous PTO shaft!

@bradlavassaur8265 Год назад

That's awesome! I never knew that pivots worked that way. I live in Oregon, travel through the Willamette Valley, where most of the farming is located. Now I know more about how they operate, and a new appreciation for them, and work they take to operate as well. Thank you for sharing, I appreciate your videos, I learn so much from them, they're so informative, and educational. Thank you again, and have a great day. 😊👍👍

@Pawpaw-lh9nj Год назад

So good to see young people not afraid of hard work

@johnensminger7675 Год назад

Oh no! I hope they get water!!😊 Thanks for sharing!😊

@paulpierson2137 Год назад

Maybe carry in the bed a three foot long galvanized pipe cheater bar, probably 1 inch diameter to help with the valve change.

@cliffordstreck9723 Год назад

Young and strong only lasts so long unless you get hurt then what?? cheater pipes a small boom to lift pivot wheels lots of things can help save your body..

@roymyers8575 Год назад

Exactly what I was going to suggest

@johnensminger7675 Год назад

Thanks for taking us along with you!!

@leatherwoodjay Год назад

What you are feeling is pride of ownership, accomplishment and success. All things that most kids will never know because their parents do everything for them to protect them from failing, which really just protects them from learning then ultimately from succeeding on their own. Good on you and God Bless your farm Laura and Grant!

@johnwyoder Год назад

Well said! 👊

@mikeford6749 Год назад

Good to see another video. Thank God for pivots, even though they are a lot of work. Sorry that you are not getting any summer rain. It is suppose to climb to 118 here in Phoenix this weekend, so if you have a extra pivot that you are not using, please let me know-ha!, Most of the corn is looking pretty good. When you drive that big truck at harvest i think your call sign should be pivot girl. Well maybe! Take care. Arizona Mike

@hotbug597 Год назад

Laura, I realize you get a lot of folks telling you to do this or do that. I do have a simple suggestion that will make your life so much easier. Most farms have a piece of aluminum pipe (something sturdy but light to pick up) about 2 or 3 inches in diameter. Cut a section of that pipe about 4 feet long or so. When you open or shut the pivot valves, just slip the pipe over the gate handle and now you have a lever that makes turning so much easier. Leverage. Thanks so much for the update videos. I love seeing all your hard work growing so nicely.

@tysonklemm8522 Год назад

Love the videos keep them coming thanks again for your hard work.

@edtvnow Год назад

Thank You, stay safe and cool out there.

@mxthunder2 Год назад

great video, love to see this day to day stuff! appreciate your hard work! love your content!

@altonjames1677 Год назад

Corn looks good, Delaware we have been getting some rain and the corn here is looking good still irrigation is running pretty much nonstop ,it has tassel and the ears are growing a lot faster now

@entrepreneurlife649 Год назад

I hope y'all stay safe with the heat y'all are getting. It's 8pm here in South Texas and still 100 outside. We can cook cookies in our dashboards down here.

@marksmithdiecast001 Год назад

WOW! That is an AWESOME size farm Laura! Incredible! A Farmers JOB is never done! Thank you for growing us food!

@shanepalmer528 Год назад

Laura and Grant, we are praying The Lord will send you guys some much needed rain soon. 🙏🏻😊

@chadkubashek4622 Год назад

Valleys zims and reinke s you got a nice mix of machines ! I know your daily struggles we are bone dry up here in Saskatchewan as well pivots been running steady since snow melted end of April.

@stevecartagena9410 Год назад

Hey Laura and Grant. Hope you guys missed the storm that rolled through Waco Monday night. I know the Double Nickel was hit with campers lost and pivots upset. Hope you guys are ok. Love your content keep up the good work. God Bless.

@garyricci3562 9 месяцев назад

Another great video Laura. People don't realize what goes into making sure the crops are watered every single day. Farmers supply a lot of what we eat everyday and a lot of people don't realize what goes into it. Thank you and grant for all that you do. ❤

@chuckmyers7698 Год назад

I hope Grant goes with you when you go out at midnight to shut down a pivot. Be safe . Love all your videos.

@alancurtis80 Год назад

This is fascinating to someone like me here in England. We don't very often need irrigation, and certainly not on this scale! Love your videos.

@kevindelaney1951 Год назад

Love that wells get general well-ness checks to ensure the well remains well.

@phillip9468 Год назад

Well said. 😁.

@allentork1325 Год назад

I'm so happy you don't destroy the milkweed. They are very important as you said for the pollinators.

@myronparks3495 Год назад

Very dry here in Western Iowa in June. Started getting rain last week. 1.3 inches last week another 7 tenths this morning with wind. A center pivot, just south of me, got flipped in today's storm. What would the cost comparison be by going with subsurface irrigation compared to a center pivot?

@jamesmatheson5115 Год назад

Get yourself a short length of pipe ( about 2 foot long) and flatten out one end so it slides over the ballcock handle, it will make moving the tap handle so much easier for you.

@thomaspowers4952 Год назад

This video was awesome! Thanks Laura and Grant! LauraFarm is like Spinal Tap... taking the framing amplifiers up to "eleven!"

@lylefjeldstrom1408 Год назад

I’m so happy you guys are a prosperous farm and your smile Laura is worth more than you know it sure brightens up my day

@patrickglasser5719 Год назад

I never knew that is how those pivots worked. Very cool.

@ddbutikofer825 Год назад

Good old I-80 in the background. It never stops working either ...😘

@PDog170inDaytona Год назад

That’s why I love to watch what are you do! Always fresh, never frozen! You and Grant work your butts off on those pivots. I appreciate that hard work that you both too! ❤

@RandyBeretta-db5bg Год назад

🟢They got it going on.!!! 🟡

@norm-nas Год назад

Don't forget to check your radiator screens too for free air flow

@kosamui Год назад

When you’re performing these chores around the farm, what wild mammals do you see most often? ❤

@hardcoreplayafromthehimala4888 Год назад

Wild birds 😂

@Gods_Real Год назад

People

@Gods_Real Год назад

@FredCarpenter-pm8bf false...I know you mad and jealous. It's the people that are evil and what they'll do for it. I'm not sorry you failed to understand this either. I can feed off hate too. Now if you'll excuse me I must make you all wipe each other out and expect me to care.

@Gods_Real Год назад

It's cotton not paper, we can go hemp too.

@Gods_Real Год назад

@FredCarpenter-pm8bf I know. Deaths my friend anyway. Plus if God's real he don't care what you think. Truths offensive. I LOOOOOVE GOD GREATEST OF ALL DOMINIONS.

@L2FlyMN Год назад

Grant is a blessed fellow to have a strong & capable companion!!!!

@psg6314 Год назад

Great video and great job with the pivots and stay safe and God bless from GA

@roywaite5793 Год назад

Love the fact your always smiling. Tho a little sun burnt today.

@ld5714 Год назад

Laura, you are the cutest and most positive and energetic farmer I know! You can make even a bad day good seeing your smile and upbeat, energetic demeanor. Thanks for taking me along on your daily irrigation check, your videos are always very instructive and informative. You guys need to get a protective wire cage for the PTO on the pivot unit you own. Very dangerous and I'd hate to hear one of you got hurt on it. Take care Laura. Larry, Bakersfield, Ca.

@davidschumaker8107 Год назад

Yes indeed, Grant promised that a guard was going to be installed at the diesel engine's shaft in the last video.

@roymyers8575 Год назад

Thanks for all the positive vibes!!! Life is easier when you see the good in your vocation!!! You’re blessed to have families on both sides that know farming!!! Keep up the great efforts!! Love ya both from Nevada!!!!

@michaellindsey1543 Год назад

Doing a "well-ness" check on all the pivot wells! LOL!

@russkes9745 Год назад

The thumb nail hooked me

@noelc9961 Год назад

you forgot to bring a wide brimmed hat to keep the sun off your face which is the biggest area for skin cancer after the arms so remember to "slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen, and slap on a hat" that will pretty much protect you from the sun for the most part

@danwalker4391 Год назад

But, she's getting clicks. Click bait.

@noelc9961 Год назад

@@danwalker4391 thats not a nice thing to say about laura, i enjoy the videos she makes and i learn something every time i watch one

@bikes7777 Год назад

Sunscreen causes cancer more than not using it.

@ptakvm Год назад

Laura, that hard work shows in your arms and legs. Well Done ! Keep up the great content

@brianwaskow5910 Год назад

Only 1 driveshaft guard to go!

@jamesperley7010 Год назад

Someone answered my comment .but I couldn't open it so here is my response. We live midway between Omaha and Sioux City so irrigation while important in some years is less so than on your farm. Some rain has fallen here this month, and the crops are happier than they were... This morning hail covered the ground with s few spots still dusted white an hour later.

@johnwyoder Год назад

Pride in ownership is a great thing! Thx for the ride-along.

@laglasstech2180 Год назад

My neighbor has several of these Valley drip systems and his is electric. there so quiet when their running all you hear is the water sounds like a gentle shower of rain . He has not needed to run his this season so far because we have been getting plenty of rain so far. please cover those PTO shafts Laura those are very dangerous . God Bless. BTW I am from southeat Alabama . :) love your videos. great job

@laglasstech2180 Год назад

Will do 👍

@bertquerry3694 Год назад

You look at the equipment with pride, when you work so hard for things and the payoff is right in front of you. You and Grant deserve it all

@thomasshaffer8547 Год назад

two questions; how soon do you plan to replace the vice-grips on the battery?, how soon are you planning to get drip hoses (and how long will they be) to replace the impulse sprinklers?

@42base13 Год назад

Drip hoses on a pivot aren't worth the hassle and reduced capacity in that region.

@RochesterSwimmingInc Год назад

Laura, Great video. In an upcoming video can you explain what a pivot side arm is (I think that what you call it). I saw one in one of your dad's video's last year and have seen the articulated arm from the air, while flying over Nebraska, but I don't understand what it is and how it works. Thanks. Great job.

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper Год назад

Oh, are you talking about a pivot swing arm? They're not very common but they do add some extra farmable acres to a traditional center pivot, about 10% or so. Basically the pivot is oversized for the field with a section that can pivot on its own, so they can swing out straight to the corners and then fold back in diagonally for the shorter distance to the sides, as the corners on a square plot of land are often difficult to irrigate with a circular pivot. It's all computer controlled and can be programmed, as well as the end gun kicking on to get a little more reach to the corner. Since the investment is roughly the same between small fields and large section sized fields, it's really only a good investment on the larger ones. There's a ton of other ways that you can program both standard pivots as well as swing arms to irrigate oddly shaped fields to get the water where you need it and nowhere else...that's extremely important as irrigation can be one of the highest costs to farmers depending on their location and crop.

@larrymoore326 Год назад

Great video Laura.. The PTO shaft should have a safety guard over it. For obvious reasons... 😁

@kirkyorg7654 Год назад

not weird its a feeling of accomplishment that the hard work you put it led to something good well done guys

@EBAK-zr6vc Год назад

Great video! Thanks for taking us along!

@michaelwilliams7481 Год назад

I always learn something watching you, Laura. Seeing you not have too much trouble with your pivots must have been a relief. Love from Mike. ❤

@ericjennings2508 Год назад

GREAT to see you on Bunker Branding!!! Matt and his crew are TOP NOTCH! Good Luck, God Bless!!

@camaro02dk Год назад

I wonder how their ground water levels are with all the farmers pumping that amount of water up.

@JonnyGlessnerStormChasing Год назад

There is a very real possibility that central plains aquifers dry up sooner than we think

@camaro02dk Год назад

@JonnyGlessnerStormChasing I was trying to find some data but the data is really hard to track

@AIM54A Год назад

They're still using shallow wells.. They have plenty of water.

@camaro02dk Год назад

@@AIM54A can you explain what that means.

@ChetWeeds Год назад

Don’t worry about it and get a job

@corygreen8226 Год назад

I just drove by your farm on I 80 !! I blew the horn and waved did you hear me???😂😂😂😂

@49er61 Год назад

Love the video Laura you can do everything you set out to do and I'm sure that Grant is just a call away and will come running to help if you can't love the knowledge to be learned from your videos. How many acres do you farm the fields look endless. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and lives with us❤ ❤

@AbdoulayeSambou-sw5nk 10 месяцев назад

❤ Laura farms very happy to see your page agriculture jobs thank God for your Cain attention

@stephaniedickinson7424 Год назад

Was this video before or after Wednesday's hail? I'm praying y'all are still good to go.

@AnnMarieYeager Год назад

Well. Severe thunderstorms across Canada, NE state of Ohio. Braced myself..really needed rain. Thunder, lightning. Dribble. GOD passed me by, too.

@two-strokesmoke7289 Год назад

We all "rent" land from the govt via real estate taxes..........every year.

@chrissinclair4442 Год назад

Don't worry we won't always have that problem. Some day billionaires will use the government to claim all the usable land via eminent domain.

@user-ARK1547 Год назад

Don't forget not just land with taxes ...products services , and vehicles that need to be licensed and other things with the illusion of freedom in America ....don't pay the taxes then gov sam Mafia man and repossession takes place with those property foreclosures.

@erisaweasel Год назад

Yes. Those taxes pay for roads and bridges so you can actually get to and from places from your land.

@erisaweasel Год назад

@@user-ARK1547what happens if no one pays any taxes. The country would fall apart. Literally. Roads. Bridges. They all require tax money to build and maintain.

@chrissinclair4442 Год назад

@@erisaweasel most land taxes in the colonies goes to schools in that county, not roads and bridges. Roads and bridges are the gas tax, or act of congress from other taxes.

@ericjeroenjansen Год назад

Great vid. The only thing missing was Laura pulling out a big cigar at the end. Laura and Grant are an A-team on their own.

@mikemullay5622 Год назад

I was wondering how the Midwest heat wave was affecting you Laura. Keep those pivots spinning! God Bless.

@XGalaxy4U Год назад

Thanks for keeping us fed Laura.

@russellbowman8051 Год назад

Thanks Laura!! You Are Our Smiling Ray Of Sunshine!! Keep Smiling On!! 😄👍👊❤️

@MrMHS4850 Год назад

I work for a local utility here in Ohio, and was wondering if you considered Directional boring for you electric, also referred to as horizontal directional drilling ( HDD ). It does minimal impact to your fields and its something the utility company doesn't have to do. They would only need to tie in at the pole for you. They could also put in a pad mount housing where you could run many cables to it. Utility would only need to make one run to the pad mount housing.

@alanmitchell7207 Год назад

Thanks for the ride along Laura❤

@lauchieburton5592 Год назад

I often wonder how they worked, now i know you are so informative thanks for a great video

@MrJOlle007 Год назад

Its very interesting to see the difference between US and EU in watering plants (Netherlands)... Thank for vid, nice as always :) Just, the radiator on last engine, isnt it a little bit too much full of mess? just little bit concerned about raising temperatures there, but hopefully its alright :)

@Blasterxp Год назад

Factor in the cost of fuel, pivit and upkeep.... Impact on nature of all those running engines....brr not really exo

@andrewchaney242 Год назад

Two great young farmers.

@bookooc5605 Год назад

wow, was wondering if I went to the Factor chanel after over 2 minutes of the video. Have to pay for all those expensive toys I guess. Not exactly a Farm aid endorsement anymore. Please don't misunderstand, I get it, this the state of our world now. Love you guys and your content. I wish you all the best, glad you young people are taking up the mantle to keep farming. Go Solar for those pumps!

@LordNelsonkm Год назад

Solar takes up a bunch of space that could be used for crops instead. Also to get a 3 phase would be very expensive and it doesn't work at night. And they just had a major hail storm... Solar is great, but not for this application.

@theshadowoftruth7561 Год назад

Here in Maine our Crops are drowning.

@DenJoost Год назад

Another great video! Thanks Laura and Grant, just keep them coming.

@jeffliles5478 Год назад

I am praying for all of our Farmers God bless you. Without farmers we can't live.

@douglasmedlin7159 10 месяцев назад

Yes agree 100% you can still end up with hearing damage from low frequencies that hearing plugs don't prevent they still vibrate your ears. That's why you need ear muffs like your Dad wears. Goes for Grant also tinnitus really sucks...imagine having cicadas going off in your head and never can turn them off.