Racing the Rain!! 

I never get tired of watchin this girl her attitude and energy and good humour is awesome!!!🇨🇮

Keep up the good work Laura!! Some people are clueless as to what it takes to keep a farm like that going. Your family is doing a fine job. Thank you so much for sharing all of that with us in RU-vid land👍👍👍👍

9:19 those are some nice...pliers.

You got the same advice I did "Always start at the right hand end of the single thread side of those (and other) bags". Keep an extra seed bag on the top of the planter rather than rebalancing between hoppers as they run out. Make sure you have hand cleaner to use after handling seed and before snacks as the seed has insecticide on it.

Don't worry what some people think Laura, you know you're a farmer 99.99% of your friends a.k.a. fans know it also!!!! Those who doubt probably never did a days work in their life. Keep doin what you're doin. Help feed the world.👩‍🔧

You and Grant are helping to restore our faith in the next generation of young people.

Damn right you're a real farmer! And a good one too. Great information and content. Keep it up Laura Farmer (wife, student, daughter)

Lol...I just bought a baby 🚜...You are amazing in the times we're living in...thanks again for your attitude and personality, farming is super important and interesting!

Hi Laura! All the stuff you have on your tractor, pretty impressive!! Mind you back about 20-30 years ago everything was manual no autosteer, nothing. BUT operating as you are showing us seems to be quite good fun!! Luv your channel, hope this season both your crops and subs keep growing steadily!! regards from Switzerland

All the cab beeps. John Deere is getting jealous. like "BEEP BEEP BEEP PAY ATTENTION TO ME!" haha! Love the videos, Laura! Really a lot of fun! I really enjoy you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty and fix things yourself. Best wishes for this summer for you and your family!

Your days on the farm are definitely not boring! Fascinating to see it all. Thanks for giving us a glimpse into your world. Great video!

Awesome video, love to see young folks involved in farming.

You are the most smiling lady I have ever seen keep up the good farming and hope you have a better year ( no high winds)

Great job loading and running your tractor Laura. Keep up the good work!

Funny how the people who survive because of the work you and others do feel the most entitled to comment. Even IF it was your dads money (and deeply sorry for your loss) your work ethic is amazing. He must have been ridiculously proud, hell I don't know you and I am proud of you. Well done Laura, you are amazing. I am an old bloke, who has never farmed, and bought 170 acres, and it is exhausting. you have my utmost respect. I wish I knew a 10th of what you know

Laura, you and Grant have joined a small group of 20 somethings I have met over the course of the last year, who have renewed my faith in the youth of America. My wife and I are in our 70’s and we have been watching with horror the never ending discord coming out of the national media. I have uncoupled myself from the corporate news media and I am learning about farming from you and Grant and your families. Thank you so much for the positive energy you bring to us, your extended UTube family. Please don’t let negative comments get you down, you are doing Gods work.

Never get tired of your videos and pretty smile. You make it interesting

Laura, I never get tired of any of your videos. I would literally watch anything. I love your attitude and smile. Thanks. Eric Hedges

Farming in Northern Montana we know all about the "race against the weather". Its a never ending battle. You should do a video describing the love/hate relationship we farmers have with mother nature. Crazy how a beautiful woman with an infectious personality can make a guy who lives in farm equipment, watch someone else run farm equipment. The same equipment...hmmmm

I sure 160 plus 160 is 400 and something Laura...😀😁🤣 Awesome farm...love the scenery... Keep up the great videos..🚜🚜

Love sharing your day. Keep them coming. Thanks

Love the daily vlogs!! Keep up the great work!!!!

I never get bored of your videos. You are a ray of sunshine 🌞 when you make your videos always happy and smiling 😃

Great show learning a lot about 🚜!

I don't get tired or bored really enjoy watch your videos

Successful Day Of Planting!! 😀👍👊

Great video! When I watch your videos my faith in American youth is restored. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

Hey Laura, if someone is still complaining about you not being a "farmer" ask them to take care of 25% of your farm's expenses..have a good planting season..stay blessed..from Bangalore India.

never get bored watching your amazing videos !

Just keep doing what you're doing, no need to explain who pays for what. You can bet the complainers sure aren't farming.

I love your Videos, I grew up around a ton of farms in Michigan and have the utmost respect for you all! Love You! :)

From a grower down in Australia it's amazing to see how similar yet different we do things! Loving the daily vlogs keep them up!

These guys never get old

Oh Runza❤❤❤❤Had my first Runza last week on a trip to Beatrice. It's delicious. Wish they could open a store close to me.

Your hair flipping skills are so effortless! I bet you don’t even realize your doing it ! Thanks for sharing your life style !

Howdy! Just an observation... when you go to load the seed into the bins you might want to use a hand truck to bring out more than one sack at a time. If you get really creative you could use a heavy duty rolling cart that would hold more than what you could put on a hand truck. Also, when fueling you might want to top off the DEF at the same time. Having to go back and forth seems to be a lot of time used in traveling and not planting. I've never farmed but just thought that this was a common sense items per my point of view. Enjoy your channel a lot. Thank you farmers of America!

Farming and weather. "Make hay while the sun shines" is not just a feel good saying. It is the absolute truth.

I started watching your channel as I just bought myself a little JD Lawn Tractor and the wonderful RU-vid algorithm brought me to your videos! Loving the content you guys are creating and can't wait for the next day to watch a new vlog episode. Go Laura Farms! :)

I didn't realize planting was so high tech. Really like watching your videos good job be safe

Your days on the farm are definitely not boring!

I wish I grew up a farm. Farming looks fun, get to be outside all day and fix machinery.

Plus you are a badass on the dirtbikes! My passion too!

I never will get tired of your farming videos I also have no doubt that this is YOUR FARM, the hell with the name sayers.. YOU GO GIRL!!!!

Great video as always!! Awesome video!!

Your killer smile keeps be coming back!

Your such a positive woman and you always cheer me up watching a working woman bring a smile to so many people keep up what your doing have a great night👍🌞🌄🚜😎

Enjoy your channel! Keep up the good work!

So, the principal and your math teacher at Nebraska Christian would like to see you in the office. On the bright side, you finally taught me how to open the kitty litter bag. And you probably need to do a video on what a Runza is. For the people in Europe.

Bags of charcoal for grilling have been sewn like that for many years, so ...yeah , it's nothing new. Tks anyway! LOL :) ;) Have a great day.

they do grow corn in greenhouses to make market for 4th of July and seeder might be putting out to much seed out of the empty bin might want to check that too or just keep pulling seed out of other bins

hello good planting has a lot of humidity

This is the best channel I got recommended in a LONG time, subbed after 10 seconds watched!

Love you Laura....and grant too. A new generation of farmers is awesome.Love the respect you have for your family,

Feed us Laura, not the trolls! We love you, keep doing what you are doing!

People keep asking about the male/female concept to the growing of seed corn so let me try to explain things this way: You can't tell which is male and which is female by looking at the seeds. A corn plant is basically a hermaphrodite it has both male and female parts (just like a flower) in the same plant and can self reproduce. The male part is the tassel which produces pollen, the female part is the corn silk produced by the ear of corn. There is one strand of corn silk for every seed on the corn cob and every strand of silk needs to be "fertilized" by pollen from the tassel in order to produce a kernel of corn on the growing corn cob. But the problem with letting the individual corn plant fertilize itself is that over generations the corn plant begins to suffer from inbreeding and stops producing high yields of corn. To keep the yield of the corn crop high the seed corn company is always trying to cross breed one genetic version of a corn plant with a different genetic version of the corn plant to produce a hybrid seed that will deliver a very high yield of corn when it is planted as a cash crop in the following year. To accomplish the cross breeding the tassels of the genetic "female" corn are removed as the plant grows so it can not pollinate itself but rather become pollinated by the genetic "male" corn whose tassels are not removed. (4 rows of female are planted to every 1 row of male) Then once pollination has completed, to prevent accidentally including seeds from the genetic "male" plant into the harvested crop, the "male" plants are destroyed. And as Laura states, destroying all males is her favorite job on the farm. ;-} Destroying males is an easy job for her, I'm a male and she destroys me every time she smiles. :^D

Hi Laura & Grant. Nice to see you planting your corn. Cant wait to see when it emerges. I love your videos and watch every one of them plus i Am a subscriber. Oh yes , i watched your wedding video the other day and it was so beautiful. Take care and stay safe. Greetings from Ontario , Canada

It's interesting to see what happens and how things are done overseas.. I'm in Melbourne Australia.

Bulk seed bins and seed tender will save you time and effort.

When I see the video, memories of my time as a farmer come back. I loved the job, even if the working hours are actually terrible. A good 20 years, then my health no longer played along and I had to quit my job ... I miss the days on the combine harvester or tractor, but I do not miss working 7 days a week from sunrise until late at night. Today I can plan my time better and meet up with friends more easily or even go on vacation when it is actually harvest time. But if someone asks me if I could turn back time, if I would do it differently - no, I think I would do it again. But it doesn't work without a tractor, and so today I have my own little tractor for the horses and as a hobby. Have fun in your job and hopefully a little more free time than I had as a farmer.

Laura your two quarter sections would be 320 acres That's 104 acres bigger than my whole farm they safe when that rain you're trying to beat we're getting here today in Western Pennsylvania we've had an inch in a quarter slowly needed water and we sure are glad to have it

Hi Laura - You don't need to explain to anyone about your PO's..... Don't feed the trolls.!! Just keep doing what you're doing. Thank you for feeding the country......... Much love to you and your family from NYC :)

Evading some storms in combine aswell.. Loving your videos. Watching out of South Africa

Thanks for keeping it real.... More people need to see just how much work goes into taking care of us.

Excellent video I enjoyed watching it.👍😀😀😀😀😀🇬🇧

A section of a township and range is 1 mile by 1 mile which is 640 acres. When you say farming a quarter, that's referring to a legal description of 160 acres. 😃 There are 36 sections in a TR.

Good on you. Keep up the great videos love them all. ❤

I love Runza!! Very sad I can only get when I'm hauling equipment in NE! None in Iowa

Love watching this type of content ! Always nice to learn about things like Farming :)

320 acres sown in one day that is some going Laura !! And that is all done with out grant good work Laura deadly 😜🇮🇪

You doing a great job Laura one other thing to put in there a good flashlight

Unhappy people will do anything to make others feel the same way, just how happy people make every around them more happy

Don't feed the trolls. Keep up the good work.

Heh Laura, great video and very informative as usual. I'm in the farming business, and being able to compare what you do in the USA to what we're doing here in the UK is really interesting. Thanks for all your hard work. Just a thought... Would it be worth carrying a couple of bags of seed with you?

Laura is ripped. Maybe I should take up farming!

Don't forget the toilet paper for the grab bag.

I have been watching your videos since the beginning last year! I really enjoy watching you and Grant! 😊😊 Keep up the hard work! You are awesome! 💪💪

Laura, rain or shine - you’re the sunshine - day or night. Thanks for being you and keep doing these uplifting videos.

Yes I enjoy her and Grant... they both have been raised in special families. Keep it up

You need to carry a flashlight too!!!!

This might be a naive question, but I was wondering why you don't keep a couple five gallon buckets of seed strapped close to your hoppers so that when you run out, you can just pour some into the empty hopper? Knowing your seed spacing per foot, and how many feet left in your row, would tell you how many gallons of seed you need to finish.

Great attitude, hi from México! :D

Your knowledge about the equipment and the farm is very impressive.

Hello there from Mound City, Kansas USA

It is interesting how RU-vid comments on here are generally very respectful and friendly, even if sometimes disagreeing about something. I guess that you are getting these hostile comments on other channels. I hope you can treat them in the way you are doing without letting them spoil your day and pleasure in this channel. You go girl! 🧡

Hi I'm one of you fan I really enjoy watching your videos

love your vids keep up the great work

Off the husk by the Millennial Farmer is a good podcast!

Great Laura Farm Vlog, and no I believe you that you are a full on farmer and pay your way, thanks for sharing

An Uncle of Mine studied for his pilots licence while driving a tractor when plowing and planting.

Looking good Laura. You always seem very organized. Your videos are always well done. Your looking so fit theses days too. Love that smile 😊

I truly appreciate you doing lots of videos this spring and they’re interesting you rock go girl

Nice feilds!

Why don't you have a seed tender out in the field, and they said the fertilizer tanks out in the field so you can just pull up there, we usually fuel and government juice in the morning?

I like the tractor days

Newbie to your channel. You're pretty amazing, thanks for what you do!

Laura Basic math for you A. Quarter is 160 acres A half is 320 acres A section is 640 acres or A section is 1 square mile 😁

The biggest thing about using bags is to make sure none of the string & other parts you ripped off to open the bags end up in any of the boxes.

I enjoy all your videos. You’re doing a great job explaining each step that you do. We use the same radios off shore they are some good radios.

Sou do Brasil e acompanho todos seus vídeos 👍👏👏👏👏

Keep up the good work