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What would of happened if you had drilled the other direction so the water couldn’t have cut the grooves and taken the seed out?

It could have been worse the corn could have been tall and nearly finished then this happened and it completely flattened it the seeds will hopefully grow and come up at the end of the day Mother Nature decides how a farmers your pans out great video 🙂🙂

I saw you at Matt’s off road and I was impressed with how you spoke over the microphone. Your driving was ok but you had Royi spotting. I now am watching your channel as a person that grew up on a farm 50 some years ago I find it very interesting and more important I find that you and grant give me hope for gen z. You work your buts off thanks

So sorry you all got too much rain, all at once! Obviously a problem. How many rows will you re-plant, I will wish you and your neighbors the best, hope there is still some viable corn that comes up this year. California has had many disasters, fire that strips everything, and wipes out many homes, and some whole towns. Then come the rains, flash floods/mud slides that wipes-out homes, roads. Then sometimes there are earth quakes, O Joy! We didn't see any of the "Northern Lights" here in southern Ca. Goleta. Cloudy last 3 weeks. Rain did cause damage in some areas, not to much here this year. What can we-all do to help you? Bruce W

Thanks Laura a great video and thanks to Grant as well.

field corn is used for fuel,oil,alcohal

Thank you for all your great farm and family content. Congratulations on your 4 yr anniversary having an awesome UA-cam channel. Laura and Grant we thank you.

Sorry for the storm damage but definitely thank you for the short shorts 😜

We got 14" ove rain in two weeks in southern Ohio in last 2weeks, crops are not coming up,we will have to replant

8:59 CRUNCH BERRIES!!!!!!!!!! om nom nom nom

This is not good, we will have to shortage next season witch translate to higher prices for produce not to mention our labor shortage

You guys are Awesome.! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍

Does a tornado moving across an open, newly planted field disperse the seeds also?

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Estamos passando por dias aqui no Rio Grande do Sul mas estamos lutando a chuva não da trégua mas temos que ser fortes o clima está mudando temos que nos adaptar aos novos tempos difíceis

After watching the damage to your water damage to your rows, could you benefit from the attachment the Rocky Mountain Farmer uses for the potatoes. They have irrigation like you do. He uses a “dammer diker” to build pockets to hold water. Would this help you hold water and possibly prevent runoff?

Grant, Laura, amazing story of doing what can be done. Never stopping, always finding a way to improve yield. Thank you for sharing this.

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Parks and game has named that Lake Laura.

So without GPS are you going to share it with your neighbor ad plant all your fields. If you can't use your current equipment if you lost gps how would you plant.

How many people does it take to operate a one-row planter? Well with a four-wheeler for traction you mentioned that it takes three people. Growing up, and as late as the early 1980s I have seen one-row planters with horse traction being operated by a single person. Do you need GPS to plant straight rows? Nope! When you line up on one edge of the field, pick a landmark on the other end of the field that lines up with the center of the engine cover (hood | bonnet), keep that landmark aligned and you will have nice straight rows. The only technology you need is the good old mark 1 eye-balls. If you want straight rows, do not look back! Always look forward toward your alignment landmark.

Farming, Planting is Russian Roulette ... 🤐 We hope for the Best ... Climate is changing faster then we espect ... The nature will be much stronger ! Greetings from Switzerland.

Do you put underground tiles in low lying areas? In Iowa, this was common practice when I was on the farm. The goal being to accelerate drying out, but not stopping first day water accumulation.

That's what insurance is for. Long as your planting after mid April I believe. Should be covered.

Can you hook up a few of these together

This is why you have insurance!

Technology is great when it works, but how many industries would be shut down if all the technology was suddenly gone? Do we have enough people who still know how to do things the old fashion way? Farming could still be done, but it would be culture shock if we all had to go back to using some of the old methods. Could you imagine having to start over and plow with mules and work the way my grandparents and my dad had to work? They picked cotton by hand. I wouldn't want to have to do it.

That's such bad luck with the crops but I guess if you catch the bald spots it may not be too bad. At least you and the buildings etc. are OK.

God bless you , thank you for farming!!!!!

Should not plant in swale areas! Allow areas for runoff so you won't lose seeds.

Most certainly when we look upon the infirmaties that we may be facing that have come on us we must look out more broadly to see that which is still coming up green. That opportunity to be reminded of getting back to the basics of one row planting in this sixteen row world is a blessing to remember that even with all this technology, there is still a place for the simple things that our forefathers first deveoped to get us where we are today. God is good all the time; we just have to look broad enough to see it sometimes in the midst of those storms that rage around us. Continue in faith is always the answer.

Great video! Good positive energy after a turf turn of events!

I just subscribed to your channel on the day this video was released. And have been watching your video's as fast as i can which have made me laugh so hard at times. I grew up on a farrow to finish hog farm which my dad started in the early years of 1970's after beginning we finnally reached a standard operating capacity of 2600 -3200 head at all times. I started driving for the farm as i turned 16 in 1986 we had an old White Road Commander 2 cabover with no power steering which was difficult to say the least.

New to watching you guys and I have to say wow farming is hard but you make it look fun 🇦🇺👍👍👍

Hang in there guys. Prayers being said for your continued success this planting period. God bless. 🙏

Stop whining you’re insurance will cover it and you will come out smelling like a rose as always don’t want to hear it

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It’s still a pasture! It’s not a cattle pasture, it’s a catfish pasture!!

Farming certainly can be a roll of the dice.

Just wanted to let you know that our dealership has a locator for underground wire and we do cover your area as well.

We still farm without GPS. We have 600 acres. But our fields are from 3 acres to 63 acres. We can see the ends of the fields haha

Will the farm insurance cover some of the cost for new seed ?

So sorry to see you all having such adversity and lost expenses, especially right off the bat. Not too late to fix it and you all sure did! I'm proud of you all!

Wouldn't crop insurance cover your losses.

Laura, you are such a little blessing to grant all your family and of course your viewers. Thank you for being the person that you are truly a sweet little flower.

How many inches of rain for the week did you get.?

After the Off Road Games and I heard about the bad storms in Nebraska I was wondering how your farm was doing. Doesn't look good but it could have been worse. Hope your crops make it a do well despite all it's been through. Good luck!

And all with big smiles on your faces! Champions!

🎉❤I am one of your followers and fans from iraq. It was an honor to meet you. Your content is very beautiful. I long for your clips. I have been following you for a while and long for your appearance. Are you married, and is the sheep you have, is he your husband? We would like to know the details of your life and provide us with whether your father’s farm is yours, how big is it, and so on❤🎉

❤❤❤I am one of your followers and fans from iraq. It was an honor to meet you. Your content is very beautiful. I long for your clips. I have been following you for a while and long for your appearance. Are you married, and is the sheep you have, is he your husband? We would like to know the details of your life and provide us with whether your father’s farm is yours, how big is it, and so on❤❤🎉