You guys are sure fun to watch 👍just putting in hitch pins is a big time saver I’m sure Zach really appreciated all the help
@jamesjolly7406
7 ай бұрын
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@user-ux8qx1hc3t
6 ай бұрын
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@scottmcgahey8917 ай бұрын
Incredible amount of equipment to run a farm!! Had No idea!! Cost must be immense!! I live in The People’s Republic of NJ on the Jersey shore, ocean county ! Lot of our farms have disappeared in the last 50 years !! 😢 You guys are Great to watch and Very dedicated to your farm!! 👍👍
@VIJER47
7 ай бұрын
“People’s Republic of New Jersey”!!! LMAO. So true. Many other blue states in same condition.
@belfast4797 ай бұрын
The one thing that amazes me most is how much really expensive equipment is needed. Planting, spraying, fertilizing, harvesting, and tilling. Doesn't matter green or red, neither is cheap. Blessings and best wishes. I love the way you tell the tale as we go!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Right? Millions of dollars!! I will never underestimate the amount of money it takes to run any kind of farm, big or small! Super cool!
@Carmelogpace-kz6om
6 ай бұрын
@@JojoSnow01verissimo,per portare avanti un azienda, di qualsiasi dimensione, ci vuole tanto sacrifico economico e fisico. Vai Jojo,sii forte e attenta😊
@grantpowers7 ай бұрын
Zach,, every now and then ,look left at your beautiful passenger, and think about “ you know when you know” how blessed you are 😎👍
@jamescumbo19287 ай бұрын
Jordan you said that you don't know why we accept you. We accept you for you. For changing the stereo type about women. You are new to this yes but you go out everyday and learn what to do. Everyday you learn something new even if you have been doing the same thing all week. You are willing and able to learn something new. Mistakes are made but it is what you do afterwards that shows you learned from it. Farming is not easy and for a beautiful young woman wanting to learn and farm we have a lot of respect for you. Also the dumbest question is the one that YOU are afraid to ask. You show us what it is like to start something new. You have a lot of people behind you supporting you. So how did your garden do this year? For a young lady you show us how hard of a worker you are. You are not afraid to get dirty. You are not saying I can't do that because I might break a nail. I am concerned about you though. When you were pressure washing the tractor I wish you would have worn safety glasses. There are alot of dirt, grease, oil, harvest particles that quickly could end up in your beautiful eyes. You only have one set of eyes so you have to take care of them. Lots of love from James in Washington state
@Steelhead237 ай бұрын
Good job. You are doing great!!! Thank you for sharing your life story with us
@ericwithers65527 ай бұрын
Jo Jo, my wife sometimes needed to have a good cry. You look the same as she did. After that cry she would be back to normal!! Sometimes I would call her from work and tell her to pack us a overnight bag. When I got home I got ready and out the door we went. That seemed to help her too! I love to watch and listen to what you guys are doing. So don't think that we don't! I know that you guys will have more interesting footage every time that you post new footage!!!😊😊😊❤❤
@user-mx3bj6pu3f7 ай бұрын
For me, I came across you two, as a suggestion to watch. I do have interests in farming, yet i'm just a city guy. Years ago, PBS made a gigantic documentary called "The Farmer Wife", and I got my first taste of farming back then. Now, if you have or not seen this doc, it's very depressing. Yet, watching and living with this family and "all" they have to do to survive. I had a new outlook of farming and farmers from that series. From watching that series I wanted to get into implement & machinery repair, and try to help the common farmer out with their broken equipment. I looked into it, and decided it would be to difficult to accomplish. Now, years later, I find you two! Its so fun to see your daily life, But more important it's how you two work so well together, and you two have such a laid-back attitude, which I don't see anymore. We are (in the city), all in such a hurry to get nothing important done here. I really enjoy you both, and it's nice to have your videos on while working on the computer. Look forward to watching all the shows I haven't seen yet, and look forward to all the new ones you make too!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Dang may I ask why it was depressing? I might have to look that up because now I’m curious! Is it because of how hard they work? Coming from the city I never really felt ACTUAL accomplishment from my jobs. I loved helping in the hospital and I loved providing hospitality in the service industry too but always working for a boss that could care less about you taught me a lot and made me just not feel the purpose I was looking for. Thank you so much for being here I really enjoying documenting our life and journey on here!
@user-mx3bj6pu3f
7 ай бұрын
(...from the documentary The Farmer Wife,) It was kinda sad how they would struggle with daily life. Applications for loans to banks to fix broken equipment, buy seed, trying to figure what to plant to make the most profit, dealing with young kids, and working really long days. I just felt the pain they were going through. I wanted to drive to Kansas/Nebraska or wherever they lived to see if I could help in any way. AND, I can not believe you actually to the time to write me!! That is so nice of you , and I Really appreciate to taking the time to do that! You must get tons of mail. Well thank you and I wish the best to you and and Zack this holiday season --sandy, a dude with a chicks name. I don't care, it's different.@@JojoSnow01
@h2recoveryteam27 ай бұрын
Jojo, you do a awesome job. Indeed you had a very successful season. Not many mess up at all. I work in your same position as a farm hand for about 20 years. You did good. We did not have sprinklers where I worked. Yet, we had cattle, over 300 head and we farmed corn, wheat, milo, soybean and cotton. Farm ground was around 8k acres. As for winterizing your sprayer. I am north of Dallas Tx and IMO, winterize it and keep in heated shop. There are so many little tiny spots on one that even winterized can freeze and then you have leaks and cracked parts all over it. I would rather step around or maneuver around it. Than next season work three or four days on fixing what could of been avoided altogether. Jojo, on your comment of arguing or fighting with the other. In my full opinion, if a couple does not argue any. Then one person in this couple is always giving in to the other. You two from what we see here are an awesome couple that is very lucky to work together. And not cut eachothers head off. LOL. That alone is a hard job itself.
@JuanVega-ns5ok7 ай бұрын
Can you do a video covering the cab controls of the different equipment you use? Also, an explanation of the monitor screens that you rely on. Thanks for your time.
@robertm3487 ай бұрын
You are a breath of fresh air! Thank you. Continue to show all the mundane chores you must endure. In my next life, I want to come back as a Kansas corn farmer!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Thank you! 😂 I appreciate the kind words more than you know❤ I can’t believe my journey has taken me to the middle of nowhere on a farm but I wouldn’t trade it for ANYTHING I love it!
@MsCatmando7 ай бұрын
God bless the farmers without them we would starve. Thank you guys and ladies❤❤ Joe from Long Island New York. You guys are great
@edwardrobb46827 ай бұрын
My first time watching videos of your farm this eve . Don’t know much about your farm yet , but I like watching what you and your wife do . I am from somerset county pa . About 15 min from the flight 93 national memorial . God bless !
@yellowdeer71637 ай бұрын
Just remember safety comes first! Love the videos.🚜
@BarryBrowning7 ай бұрын
Thanks Jojo/Zack. The Good Lord willing, some day many many moons from now, you two, no matter you where you end up, will be sitting on your porch, deck, in your backyard, front yard, out in the middle of a field, wherever, a gray hair, here,there, maybe holding hands, looking at each other, Jojo, with that pretty smile, neither saying a word, but each full of love and thoughts of a job, a life, well done. 🌅
@golf25radioman7 ай бұрын
As a non-farmer person, I continue to be amazed at what is involved. Just the sheer size of the place, the acreage involved is mind blowing. Thanks for being a good host, JoJo. A pleasure to follow you here on KZread.
@ceb78947 ай бұрын
Luv your channel … it is growing like crazy…. I think you are showing a side America that few people get to see …. Or are aware of . Much luv. ❤❤❤❤❤
@markronald81257 ай бұрын
I agree that on our farm the little season right after harvest is done is one of the busiest time on the farm!
@williamwarth80277 ай бұрын
Love this channel- love you two! You two give this old man hope for America! Zach, its not often you find a young man, these days,that has your abilities. Jo, you are so,so much more than a pin puller!- there are few young ladies that have your abilities!! Your parents must be busting at the seams with pride!! God bless you both!
@user-ux8qx1hc3t
6 ай бұрын
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@PaulA-rv4ic7 ай бұрын
It made my day to see a new video posted. You are doing a great job. I look forward to every new video
@Kelly-oq9nh7 ай бұрын
Your channel popped up a few days ago and I’m hooked! I’ve been a builder for over 40 years and know nothing about farming. It’s a pleasure to learn watching these videos. The two of you are a great team and are inspirational. As a father of four daughters I’m proud of you both. Subscribed.
@jimalcock1645
4 ай бұрын
I have had my yard and trees hit with spray 3 times over the years; Zack, you mentioned Roundup and a drift control agent. Canyon elaborate on that?
@bubbabubba20137 ай бұрын
My son-in-law works on a farm by himself taking care of animals, equipment, fencing, mowing, snow removal, road maintenance of about a 1/4 mile to the main road and property upkeep. They give him a home to live in with his family and a salary. He definitely earns his keep.
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
That’s kind of how we do it here too! Just enjoying helping out and doing the best we can!
@rodneystricker75767 ай бұрын
Just a thumbs up👍 for all of the time and quality content you two keep putting out to us! Always looking forward for more! Take care you two!!
@MrJuanses7 ай бұрын
I hope to see Jo driving a combine next season, like a boss! 🤞😏. Thanks guys, your videos are very fun to watch.
@jamesgrounds40987 ай бұрын
My father spent many summers on my uncle’s farm in Kansas. His name was Jim. I am named after him. Also, my grandfather, &, possibly my Great grandfather were from Kansas. So, watching your videos stimulates a lot of thoughts in my mind. It makes me wonder how many relatives that I have in Kansas?? I’ve never been there. California born and raised.
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Oh how COOL! You should do some researching and try to find the rest of your family. The history out here is so rich and people way back were really roughin it out here! 😂 people that lived and farmed out here way back when were TOUGH!
@LeslieShaff-ud1ty7 ай бұрын
You have made it. You have left the "fog" behind. Then the sparkle in your eyes, big honest smile, in the pick up with Zach. And I see your UTube is a success. You are new with 203K subscribers. Others like Annique Goettler, concert pianoist. 259K subscribers, start 2020. And Dr.Becky Smethurst, UK astrophysics, 668K, start 2011. No Brag. Just Fact. (80 years old, widowerer (1.5 yrs), retired engineer). Big Congrats to you ! ! !
@LeslieShaff-ud1ty
7 ай бұрын
Merry Christmas. You are on the other side. You are honest with yourself. You two will have a wonderful life. Bless you two.
@user-ks6oq6zv2m7 ай бұрын
❤❤Jordan, at times you express doubts in your abilities to do your work on the farm. Please be reassured sweetie that you have nothing to be in doubt about. I raised my 8 stepdaughters with the mantra, “women can do anything” and today they are all very successful in their chosen path in life. You have the strength, the resilience, the tenacity and the ability to do anything you are called upon to do, and you do it with such a lovely smile and a twinkle in your eyes. Zack is a very fortunate man to have you as his partner - he would be very hard put to find a companion as fine as you. You go girl!!!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
I appreciate that so much! I never want to just assume I’m doing a great job if I’m not so I think that’s why I do that 😂 it means a lot that you take the time to be so supportive it really sticks in the back of my mind while I’m working and filming it! Means a lot that you support! Hope we can continue to entertain and at least show you that I’m improving eventually 😂
@alkennedy11247 ай бұрын
Every one chooses to do the actions that they do,,, it straight up us and our choice,we pick the right emotions and we pick the bad emotions,,,,praise Jesus Christ grace amen 🙏 thanks BigAl California
@kdyooper287 ай бұрын
I’m an old crop farm girl and loved seeing him put that equipment away with that machine so he could drive the big rigs IN to store. My dad had to literally back everything in so I used to be able to back anything up: have lost my touch. Also helpful that the storage barn has open doors on either end Truly excited for sprinkler winterizing. Dads operation was sooooo much smaller. We were the only house on a spring fed lake, an old iron ore mine pump and tons of hard plastic hoses. (Russet potato grower)
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Oh how cool! Thanks for taking the time to tell your story! I wish I grew up on a farm sometimes so I know how to operate and back stuff up without help! It just intimidates me for now but I know one day it’ll get easier😂
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
There are only a handful of potato farmers out here and I’ve seen the videos of the equipment but never in person yet! Such a cool process I hope I get to see how it’s done from start to finish one of these days
@martylost1677 ай бұрын
The big dirt pusher is called a Pan. Caterpillar 621B is little long so, 621B or pan is used when talking about it. It's great watching u2 run around and farm with smiles and energy. After 50+ years it gets old and I get tired easier fighting the fight everyday. Like u were talking about having to spray where the hail knocked the wheat down it all adds up. Mother nature and sickness can put u behind with ur work. Be grateful for ur health and tell yourself everyday, "I had a good day and tomorrow will be better.". 200K is around the corner and it's very easy to fall in love with Zack and Jordan bebopping around getting-er-done.
@benfann107 ай бұрын
I said it once and I’ll say it twice, your not a city girl. Your a hard working country / farm girl❤
@rogereustace8233
7 ай бұрын
You make me smile every day. Just keep up being lovable you❤❤
@joelharding1586
7 ай бұрын
You're = you are. Didn't pay attention in school that day I'm guessing.
@robertdawson291
7 ай бұрын
I would like to see how you two celebrate Christmas and New Year’s. I live in Georgia and we don’t get much snow and I’ll like to see how much snow you get in Kansas.
@noworriesmate5903
7 ай бұрын
May have been born I the city but belongs in the country.
@user-ux8qx1hc3t
6 ай бұрын
🐴🦌🦴🐈❤️❤️❤️🌲🤡🥀💋🌹🌼🥰🤡❤️💋
@terrygreer60137 ай бұрын
I will certainly enjoy any content that you decide to share with us. Watching you all gives us all encouragement and to see your passion for farming is entertaining to say the least.
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
😢that means a lot thank you!
@randya34237 ай бұрын
Absolutely right about communicating when backing something like a trailer up my wife and I go round and round on what she says over what I understand! 😂
@centexan7 ай бұрын
I hope you know how lucky you are having a drive through storage shed. That can save a TON of problems backing up with those long implements.
@bigh19606 ай бұрын
I love your channel a lot. You are a natural. Jake is sure “makin things nice”. Nothing a good pillow can’t fix!
@hookwrench10607 ай бұрын
Always appreciated what farmers do. Driving to Job site through miles of corn fields I now Start to understand what see in fields on the roads etc. From these videos. Thank you!! Happy Thanksgiving!!
@peggymiller30457 ай бұрын
“What we plant in the soil of contemplation, we shall reap in the harvest of action.” ~ Mesiter Eckhart Perhaps, now that Harvest is complete, it is your time for some soulful thinking. After all, you two deserve the best!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Way too nice! Thank you so much hope you’re having a good day! Or night! Or morning😂❤
@user-ux8qx1hc3t
6 ай бұрын
@@JojoSnow01❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊
@user-oz8qg1wk9x7 ай бұрын
Hi, you two work youtube like a fine tuned news team, great work!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
THANK YOU! I know I can improve a few things but I’ll get it one day!!
@VIJER477 ай бұрын
In anything, effort and sincerity. You have both. Nothing to be ashamed of.
@georgeallen44957 ай бұрын
New to the channel and I gotta tell ya, I LOVE IT!! This is just so cool! When I started working on a farm years back, I have to tell you nice lady, I know exactly how you feel at times!!
@hermantuinstra1187 ай бұрын
Together you are both amazing. ❤ perseverance great job JoJo.😊
@MotifBeatz7 ай бұрын
Even in the midst of frustration and exhaustion, you're still smiling. You are different, for sure! Love ya'll!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Thank you! It’s not always sunshine and rainbows but we always end up finding the good!
@user-ux8qx1hc3t
7 ай бұрын
@@JojoSnow01❤❤❤❤❤😅😊😮
@hugeblue7 ай бұрын
Jo, Every day you two become more of a well oiled machine. Enjoyed the video!
@timol4377 ай бұрын
I suspect down-time will be challenging as your mind will find new areas - looking forward to your new discoveries and sharing the joys and memories.
@timb45697 ай бұрын
you do an excellant job narrating. Love you videos.😊
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Glad you like it! I never script anything I just like talking to y’all and updating everything we’re doing! Thank you for being here!!
@mph35007 ай бұрын
Newer viewer to your channel. Maybe shop and equipment tours over the winter? City kid learning a lot and enjoying your content!
@Dinoxt127 ай бұрын
You both have a likeable personality and both of you are easy going. Also very hard workers, nice to see now days in young people. Is what I see like about your channel...Farm-On, People !
@TaraMae2127 ай бұрын
You guys are sweet ❤ My new favorite channel! I love it all, the lifestyle, the animals & authenticity of feelings and life.
@wombiuts7 ай бұрын
I just want to subscribe for the algorithm. I love your and Zach's content. I'm from germany 🇩🇪 and y'all animated me to bring my "English-skills" on a a level where I hope you understand me 😂 Your community and of course your channel are the biggest win for youtube ... and that is my honest and only thing I want to say... for the other point my grammatics not enough... sorry for that PLEASE BE HEALTHY AND HAPPY. I PRAY FOR THE BEST, you and Zach literally deserve the best. Farmer are the heart of every country. Without your hard work is everything lost, I swear... 👌
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Awh thank you so dang much! Thanks for subscribing and here! Don’t worry about your English my mom and her family are from Germany! Bremerhaven and Braunschweig! Also you don’t even have to type in English if you don’t want to because I can just translate it to English! Thank you so much for supporting the channel I am having so much fun showing yall our lives! Hope you are having a good day!
@clydestanley47407 ай бұрын
Your edits are amazing your voice and music at the same time and one is not overwhelming the other. Perfect
@user-ui8sw6qg7s7 ай бұрын
Life is Short, Enjoy each and every day together!!! You two are Blessed!!!!
@marktaylor68377 ай бұрын
Congratulations for achieving the milestone of 200,000 subscribers! You're well on your way to achieving 1,000,000! 🥂 ☮️on🌎
@mikedeschner74387 ай бұрын
Question: How good are you at making homemade chili? My wife can cook a GREAT pot of chili.
@user-kf9fv1qj9u7 ай бұрын
Great job running the sprayer Zack
@am-jh3ov7 ай бұрын
大規模な農場を垣間見れて、愉しかったです。来春も楽しみにしています♪ 🇯🇵
@gardnep7 ай бұрын
Great video, love the attention to odd jobs, it takes me back to harder and better times. Thanks. We don’t have to winterise like you, out seasons are around the other way and temperatures, even where I live, only drop to 20F at the very lowest and average around 30-40 F most days
@geoffwernicke81317 ай бұрын
Well done JoJo... Pops is so interested with what's happening on the farm... It's given him a rev up... Even tho he is in his 90,s... Keep smiling we're on the porch.... It's 18c now. PS he just loves hearing the sound of the tractors. Take care to both of you... You have given pop's are big grin... 😊
@philiplewis43907 ай бұрын
Excellent videos As I lifetime farmer, it’s wonderful to see your progress. You’re doing better than most I’ve seen. Any chance of a bit of a tec video. Area cropped, crops, equipment used etc 🙏 Looking forward to your winter videos.
@jpeel20667 ай бұрын
So interesting to see all the sprinkler things and how you do it. The weather is so different where you live compared to here in the UK. We've had rain nearly every other day for the last 6 weeks. Great video. Thanks for showing us your busy days. All the best 🇬🇧.
@Bearclaws12347 ай бұрын
Love your take on getting equipment ready!
@antonioperezmontilla36857 ай бұрын
Es increíble la cantidad de trabajo que tenéis después de finalizar la cosecha...en un comentario anterior te pregunté por unas barras negras ...al final del vídeo enseñaste esas barras y las boquillas ...ya se para que sirven...muchas gracias...un video excelente ....Saludos desde España para los dos ❤
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
It’s so fun to show you guys what all the different things are for and asking what you think it is because I didn’t know either! Just a couple of years ago I would’ve never been able to guess what the equipment is used for! Thank you for watching I’m so glad you like it here❤ I bet Spain is beautiful!
@johnlenart5977 ай бұрын
I'm a 70 year young motorcycling guy that has traveled from Ohio across the western plains and now I'm seeing what farming is really about. Being a "city" guy I'm really enjoying your videos. Now I can say I've been on a real tractor. My JD garden tractor now looks like a miniature. Lol 👍👍🏍🏍🏍🙋♂️
@fishingdude677 ай бұрын
Great stream! Love the sunny skies, seeing jobs & life on the farm, it's always very informative & cheery cause you & Zack good at explaining things & you're always smiling. Brightens up my day. Thank you. Harvest over, so can sit back & relax. NOT! 😁
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Oh I have such a hard time just not doing anything and shutting my brain off! It’s a struggle for sure 😂
@pmclellan1237 ай бұрын
Your videos are amazing. For a winter video project I would like to see a money breakdown on what the expenses are to run the farm for one year.
@johndenton55557 ай бұрын
If dropping that pin into place WERE it, jobwise, you needn't worry. You do it so WELL. 😁 Also really like the plan, never understood so much equipment left sitting out in fields or 1/2 covered in open ended 'barns'. I am told I am chronic about doing repairs, putting things in assembly order if a long wait for a part, and wiping them down before putting my tools away, I would need decades to build a barn, then equipment that fits, then another barn, more equipment, etc. But clean it, park it rigged for storage, but also 'quick recovery' if needed. Most likely drive myself nuts trying to improve efficiency, waiting on that 90 row header for that new machine that harvests effectively at a cruise speed of 45 mph.🤣 👍🇺🇸😎
@anddan111116 ай бұрын
Merry Christmas to two beautiful people.Always look forward to your videos.
@jamesmccrary34687 ай бұрын
Having a tough day is what happens when you work together I love your positive attitude great videos. Have a blessed day.
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Yes! And when you stick it out even when you’re frustrated and want to scream, you feel THAT much more accomplished at the end of the day knowing that you tried your hardest❤ thank you so much do watching I appreciate it! Hope you’re having a good day!
@bjarkekorsgaard7 ай бұрын
It is so fantastic to follow your journey around the farmer arrear and I love to see even the smallest things from the winther time - anything will be nice - baking, making food, any project int the house, modifying farmer equipment, repair farmer equipment, having fun driving vehicles around in the winther weather (snow if you have so) 🙂 Thank you so much from Denmark (europe)
@chucksouth42587 ай бұрын
Hands on maintenance, home activities, both of you cooking, and what you're into when you go to town. And Christmas and New Years celebrations!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Thank you! Omg this is my first thanksgiving at this new house that I get to host! So thank you for the idea I would love to show yall what I do!
@tomfraser84257 ай бұрын
Great job guys. Always something to do on the farm. Just have to stay at it and try to get things done even when you're worn out and tired and just want to quit. Wish the best for both of you and God bless you both.
@kaimetodd7 ай бұрын
I’m not sure if I care about the actual farming. I come to see your journey. I think everyone has a story to tell. You tell your story in a way that’s interesting somehow.
@kellywilkins80437 ай бұрын
I think after this season, you’ve graduated from city girl to certified “ hard working full blood farm girl” ! Every day is a hard work day on a farm! You guys are a great team!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Haha you think so? I’m really trying here! Part of me is so excited to have holidays off but idk what to do with myself sometimes!! Thank you for watching!!
@geneimdieke50736 ай бұрын
Farming has always been a 24/7/365 job ya just gotta love and I see your sure lovin' and learning everything!!! Those small in-between moments being playfully with your dogs and cats are stress busters. You asked what we'd like to see thus Winter and I'd like to see marketing, moving grains and if you do some cooking share a recipe or two with us!!! Enjoy the day!!! ❤️
@jyellowhammer7 ай бұрын
Jojo, Alabama farm boy here. I would like to know how many acres you all farm each year? You may have already done so but I would love to know more about how you and Zack met, and got into the farming business? Here in central Alabama you get into farming the old fashioned way, your born into it. We grow sod. After the price of soybeans fell out in the late 70's and early 80's (when I was no bigger than a house cat) many famers around us closed down. We went a different direction. Who would have ever though you could make a living out of selling yard grass? We grow Tifton 419 Bermuda and Emerald Green Zoysia. Four of our largest fields are 1,500-2,000 acres. Nothing compared to Kansas. Hell, we think we farm, but folks like you all in the Midwest are farming. I hear you and Zack talking a great deal about irrigation pivots and I can sympathize with you all. We have the hydraulic walking irrigation lines and they have to be checked constantly. Super expensive. Every now and then some ding dong farm hand will leave their car or truck in the walk line of one of those pivots only to come back the next day and find their vehicle nearly split into two halves because those pivots stop for no one or no thing. They need constant supervision which includes waking up at 2 or 3 am to make inspections. Oh, and taking care of equipment is a full time job in and of itself so I like to see you and Zack understand the importance of protecting the tools you use to make your lively hood. I have been driving those green machines since I was old enough to reach the brake peddles. Nothing more beautiful than watching the sun rise as you are breaking a field and listening to some solid country gold on the radio. Love what y'all are doing. Keep on keepin on ! God Bless Y'all.
@woodstoney6 ай бұрын
Love your stories as you take us on your "journey". It's sad to know that less than 2% of American families are farmers. It has become a big business to own and operate a profitable farm (if that in itself is possible). Best of luck to you!
@johngormley75167 ай бұрын
Shhh don't tell the farmer, but his wife JoJo is awesome. She is learning and it's mostly all time learning on a farm, but by the way when she smiles it makes my day, I just subscribed as I like see the farming life..
@dickfitswell17787 ай бұрын
Are used to operate a fairly large snow, grooming machine in Montana, and would love to run one of those combines!!!!!
@enriquefernandezco.41883 ай бұрын
I never tough machines so greaters working in Agriculture, this is more Industrial way. Thanks for show Us Jojo to have a idea for the all logístic what is applicated and this kind of business or Agricultural industry
@DominicBHaven-qm6nx7 ай бұрын
Great video, thanks for sharing with us and keep up the good work.
@dhagensick7 ай бұрын
Lovely chat kids .......you two🎶ROCK🎶💙👍👍
@tonymckeage10287 күн бұрын
Great Video JoJo Snow, I was a farmer in another life, you two seems to have some chemistry going on that I like, thanks for sharing
@YankeePopShop6 ай бұрын
I never been on a farm or anyplace near one. I love your show. Keep up the great work. How big is the farm? Wow big is a circle?
@marknewman19717 ай бұрын
That is so true what you said about the backing up about
@whiterabbit65757 ай бұрын
Just found your channel amazing life you have thank you for sharing❤🇺🇸
@robdixon9457 ай бұрын
Thanks for the show guys 🍻 🇦🇺
@hectordelacruz5177 ай бұрын
Hello, good morning, beautiful. Take advantage of the morning that yields and more production, that's what we say here in Sinaloa Mexico. Let's give it
@michaelmichaud54167 ай бұрын
You Could Build a shed/ Barn 4 x bigger than one you have. You would still not have enough room.. Kinda Like "More money you earn", more Money you spend........Your tractors have more value than house I lived in last 30 Years. Thank you doing work that 95% of the Population will not do! MPLS Mike
@larryorr35717 ай бұрын
I Say,,Your a Great Team. ,, Keeping Doing What You Gotta Do😊😊😊😊
@379insk7 ай бұрын
Here in Saskatchewan by the time harvesting is done it is basically winter. If there is time we might spray for foxtail, thistle and stinkweed. Mother nature looks after the volunteer canola and spring wheat.
@tomhuelster32677 ай бұрын
Love your smiles and laugh. God bless😊😊😊
@waynehall61617 ай бұрын
Will be fun to see the shop projects over the winter.
@alkennedy11247 ай бұрын
191.000 subscribers,nice , good photogenic beautiful lady, and a signature voice and laugh thanks BigAl California ,,,,keep on trucking (farming) lol 😂
@Cigarsnguitars13 күн бұрын
For whatever reason I was reminded of Joe Cockers’ song, "You Are So Beautiful”.
@gordbaker8967 ай бұрын
ALWAYS wear Safetly Glasses when Pressure Washing. That is a huge old Scraper! Point in the direction you want the back end to go when directing the Driver.
@michaelearnest41757 ай бұрын
I don't know how we ever managed without a forklift! It's used more than anything else on our farm!
@jesusvillanuevalazaro86886 ай бұрын
Eres un encanto de mujer vales para todo da gusto verte como manejas la maquinaria como hijo de agricultor todo un lujo ver una mujer joven como tu hacer lo que hace chapo guapa .Me encanta como eres un abrazo desde zaragoza 💪🇪🇦
@joebednar94206 ай бұрын
Hey!! I just found your KZread channel!!! Following you!!! Love your content!! Moto Joe and Duke
@billnict17 ай бұрын
Jojo, you are an awesome, interesting person! Zach's not bad either! :D Keep up the good work and congratulations for your accomplishments! Weren't we just congratulating you for hitting 100K subs and now you're closing in on 200K??? OMG
@Meme-ym6oy7 ай бұрын
This is the most realist channel on you tube. Such a cool strong smart hard working woman. Very cool. Very honest. Something this world needs way more of.
@aufspeiche98687 ай бұрын
Happiness is always here and now. Feeling it is a life's work!
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You guys are sure fun to watch 👍just putting in hitch pins is a big time saver I’m sure Zach really appreciated all the help
@jamesjolly7406
7 ай бұрын
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@user-ux8qx1hc3t
6 ай бұрын
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Incredible amount of equipment to run a farm!! Had No idea!! Cost must be immense!! I live in The People’s Republic of NJ on the Jersey shore, ocean county ! Lot of our farms have disappeared in the last 50 years !! 😢 You guys are Great to watch and Very dedicated to your farm!! 👍👍
@VIJER47
7 ай бұрын
“People’s Republic of New Jersey”!!! LMAO. So true. Many other blue states in same condition.
The one thing that amazes me most is how much really expensive equipment is needed. Planting, spraying, fertilizing, harvesting, and tilling. Doesn't matter green or red, neither is cheap. Blessings and best wishes. I love the way you tell the tale as we go!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Right? Millions of dollars!! I will never underestimate the amount of money it takes to run any kind of farm, big or small! Super cool!
@Carmelogpace-kz6om
6 ай бұрын
@@JojoSnow01verissimo,per portare avanti un azienda, di qualsiasi dimensione, ci vuole tanto sacrifico economico e fisico. Vai Jojo,sii forte e attenta😊
Zach,, every now and then ,look left at your beautiful passenger, and think about “ you know when you know” how blessed you are 😎👍
Jordan you said that you don't know why we accept you. We accept you for you. For changing the stereo type about women. You are new to this yes but you go out everyday and learn what to do. Everyday you learn something new even if you have been doing the same thing all week. You are willing and able to learn something new. Mistakes are made but it is what you do afterwards that shows you learned from it. Farming is not easy and for a beautiful young woman wanting to learn and farm we have a lot of respect for you. Also the dumbest question is the one that YOU are afraid to ask. You show us what it is like to start something new. You have a lot of people behind you supporting you. So how did your garden do this year? For a young lady you show us how hard of a worker you are. You are not afraid to get dirty. You are not saying I can't do that because I might break a nail. I am concerned about you though. When you were pressure washing the tractor I wish you would have worn safety glasses. There are alot of dirt, grease, oil, harvest particles that quickly could end up in your beautiful eyes. You only have one set of eyes so you have to take care of them. Lots of love from James in Washington state
Good job. You are doing great!!! Thank you for sharing your life story with us
Jo Jo, my wife sometimes needed to have a good cry. You look the same as she did. After that cry she would be back to normal!! Sometimes I would call her from work and tell her to pack us a overnight bag. When I got home I got ready and out the door we went. That seemed to help her too! I love to watch and listen to what you guys are doing. So don't think that we don't! I know that you guys will have more interesting footage every time that you post new footage!!!😊😊😊❤❤
For me, I came across you two, as a suggestion to watch. I do have interests in farming, yet i'm just a city guy. Years ago, PBS made a gigantic documentary called "The Farmer Wife", and I got my first taste of farming back then. Now, if you have or not seen this doc, it's very depressing. Yet, watching and living with this family and "all" they have to do to survive. I had a new outlook of farming and farmers from that series. From watching that series I wanted to get into implement & machinery repair, and try to help the common farmer out with their broken equipment. I looked into it, and decided it would be to difficult to accomplish. Now, years later, I find you two! Its so fun to see your daily life, But more important it's how you two work so well together, and you two have such a laid-back attitude, which I don't see anymore. We are (in the city), all in such a hurry to get nothing important done here. I really enjoy you both, and it's nice to have your videos on while working on the computer. Look forward to watching all the shows I haven't seen yet, and look forward to all the new ones you make too!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Dang may I ask why it was depressing? I might have to look that up because now I’m curious! Is it because of how hard they work? Coming from the city I never really felt ACTUAL accomplishment from my jobs. I loved helping in the hospital and I loved providing hospitality in the service industry too but always working for a boss that could care less about you taught me a lot and made me just not feel the purpose I was looking for. Thank you so much for being here I really enjoying documenting our life and journey on here!
@user-mx3bj6pu3f
7 ай бұрын
(...from the documentary The Farmer Wife,) It was kinda sad how they would struggle with daily life. Applications for loans to banks to fix broken equipment, buy seed, trying to figure what to plant to make the most profit, dealing with young kids, and working really long days. I just felt the pain they were going through. I wanted to drive to Kansas/Nebraska or wherever they lived to see if I could help in any way. AND, I can not believe you actually to the time to write me!! That is so nice of you , and I Really appreciate to taking the time to do that! You must get tons of mail. Well thank you and I wish the best to you and and Zack this holiday season --sandy, a dude with a chicks name. I don't care, it's different.@@JojoSnow01
Jojo, you do a awesome job. Indeed you had a very successful season. Not many mess up at all. I work in your same position as a farm hand for about 20 years. You did good. We did not have sprinklers where I worked. Yet, we had cattle, over 300 head and we farmed corn, wheat, milo, soybean and cotton. Farm ground was around 8k acres. As for winterizing your sprayer. I am north of Dallas Tx and IMO, winterize it and keep in heated shop. There are so many little tiny spots on one that even winterized can freeze and then you have leaks and cracked parts all over it. I would rather step around or maneuver around it. Than next season work three or four days on fixing what could of been avoided altogether. Jojo, on your comment of arguing or fighting with the other. In my full opinion, if a couple does not argue any. Then one person in this couple is always giving in to the other. You two from what we see here are an awesome couple that is very lucky to work together. And not cut eachothers head off. LOL. That alone is a hard job itself.
Can you do a video covering the cab controls of the different equipment you use? Also, an explanation of the monitor screens that you rely on. Thanks for your time.
You are a breath of fresh air! Thank you. Continue to show all the mundane chores you must endure. In my next life, I want to come back as a Kansas corn farmer!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Thank you! 😂 I appreciate the kind words more than you know❤ I can’t believe my journey has taken me to the middle of nowhere on a farm but I wouldn’t trade it for ANYTHING I love it!
God bless the farmers without them we would starve. Thank you guys and ladies❤❤ Joe from Long Island New York. You guys are great
My first time watching videos of your farm this eve . Don’t know much about your farm yet , but I like watching what you and your wife do . I am from somerset county pa . About 15 min from the flight 93 national memorial . God bless !
Just remember safety comes first! Love the videos.🚜
Thanks Jojo/Zack. The Good Lord willing, some day many many moons from now, you two, no matter you where you end up, will be sitting on your porch, deck, in your backyard, front yard, out in the middle of a field, wherever, a gray hair, here,there, maybe holding hands, looking at each other, Jojo, with that pretty smile, neither saying a word, but each full of love and thoughts of a job, a life, well done. 🌅
As a non-farmer person, I continue to be amazed at what is involved. Just the sheer size of the place, the acreage involved is mind blowing. Thanks for being a good host, JoJo. A pleasure to follow you here on KZread.
Luv your channel … it is growing like crazy…. I think you are showing a side America that few people get to see …. Or are aware of . Much luv. ❤❤❤❤❤
I agree that on our farm the little season right after harvest is done is one of the busiest time on the farm!
Love this channel- love you two! You two give this old man hope for America! Zach, its not often you find a young man, these days,that has your abilities. Jo, you are so,so much more than a pin puller!- there are few young ladies that have your abilities!! Your parents must be busting at the seams with pride!! God bless you both!
@user-ux8qx1hc3t
6 ай бұрын
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It made my day to see a new video posted. You are doing a great job. I look forward to every new video
Your channel popped up a few days ago and I’m hooked! I’ve been a builder for over 40 years and know nothing about farming. It’s a pleasure to learn watching these videos. The two of you are a great team and are inspirational. As a father of four daughters I’m proud of you both. Subscribed.
@jimalcock1645
4 ай бұрын
I have had my yard and trees hit with spray 3 times over the years; Zack, you mentioned Roundup and a drift control agent. Canyon elaborate on that?
My son-in-law works on a farm by himself taking care of animals, equipment, fencing, mowing, snow removal, road maintenance of about a 1/4 mile to the main road and property upkeep. They give him a home to live in with his family and a salary. He definitely earns his keep.
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
That’s kind of how we do it here too! Just enjoying helping out and doing the best we can!
Just a thumbs up👍 for all of the time and quality content you two keep putting out to us! Always looking forward for more! Take care you two!!
I hope to see Jo driving a combine next season, like a boss! 🤞😏. Thanks guys, your videos are very fun to watch.
My father spent many summers on my uncle’s farm in Kansas. His name was Jim. I am named after him. Also, my grandfather, &, possibly my Great grandfather were from Kansas. So, watching your videos stimulates a lot of thoughts in my mind. It makes me wonder how many relatives that I have in Kansas?? I’ve never been there. California born and raised.
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Oh how COOL! You should do some researching and try to find the rest of your family. The history out here is so rich and people way back were really roughin it out here! 😂 people that lived and farmed out here way back when were TOUGH!
You have made it. You have left the "fog" behind. Then the sparkle in your eyes, big honest smile, in the pick up with Zach. And I see your UTube is a success. You are new with 203K subscribers. Others like Annique Goettler, concert pianoist. 259K subscribers, start 2020. And Dr.Becky Smethurst, UK astrophysics, 668K, start 2011. No Brag. Just Fact. (80 years old, widowerer (1.5 yrs), retired engineer). Big Congrats to you ! ! !
@LeslieShaff-ud1ty
7 ай бұрын
Merry Christmas. You are on the other side. You are honest with yourself. You two will have a wonderful life. Bless you two.
❤❤Jordan, at times you express doubts in your abilities to do your work on the farm. Please be reassured sweetie that you have nothing to be in doubt about. I raised my 8 stepdaughters with the mantra, “women can do anything” and today they are all very successful in their chosen path in life. You have the strength, the resilience, the tenacity and the ability to do anything you are called upon to do, and you do it with such a lovely smile and a twinkle in your eyes. Zack is a very fortunate man to have you as his partner - he would be very hard put to find a companion as fine as you. You go girl!!!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
I appreciate that so much! I never want to just assume I’m doing a great job if I’m not so I think that’s why I do that 😂 it means a lot that you take the time to be so supportive it really sticks in the back of my mind while I’m working and filming it! Means a lot that you support! Hope we can continue to entertain and at least show you that I’m improving eventually 😂
Every one chooses to do the actions that they do,,, it straight up us and our choice,we pick the right emotions and we pick the bad emotions,,,,praise Jesus Christ grace amen 🙏 thanks BigAl California
I’m an old crop farm girl and loved seeing him put that equipment away with that machine so he could drive the big rigs IN to store. My dad had to literally back everything in so I used to be able to back anything up: have lost my touch. Also helpful that the storage barn has open doors on either end Truly excited for sprinkler winterizing. Dads operation was sooooo much smaller. We were the only house on a spring fed lake, an old iron ore mine pump and tons of hard plastic hoses. (Russet potato grower)
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Oh how cool! Thanks for taking the time to tell your story! I wish I grew up on a farm sometimes so I know how to operate and back stuff up without help! It just intimidates me for now but I know one day it’ll get easier😂
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
There are only a handful of potato farmers out here and I’ve seen the videos of the equipment but never in person yet! Such a cool process I hope I get to see how it’s done from start to finish one of these days
The big dirt pusher is called a Pan. Caterpillar 621B is little long so, 621B or pan is used when talking about it. It's great watching u2 run around and farm with smiles and energy. After 50+ years it gets old and I get tired easier fighting the fight everyday. Like u were talking about having to spray where the hail knocked the wheat down it all adds up. Mother nature and sickness can put u behind with ur work. Be grateful for ur health and tell yourself everyday, "I had a good day and tomorrow will be better.". 200K is around the corner and it's very easy to fall in love with Zack and Jordan bebopping around getting-er-done.
I said it once and I’ll say it twice, your not a city girl. Your a hard working country / farm girl❤
@rogereustace8233
7 ай бұрын
You make me smile every day. Just keep up being lovable you❤❤
@joelharding1586
7 ай бұрын
You're = you are. Didn't pay attention in school that day I'm guessing.
@robertdawson291
7 ай бұрын
I would like to see how you two celebrate Christmas and New Year’s. I live in Georgia and we don’t get much snow and I’ll like to see how much snow you get in Kansas.
@noworriesmate5903
7 ай бұрын
May have been born I the city but belongs in the country.
@user-ux8qx1hc3t
6 ай бұрын
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I will certainly enjoy any content that you decide to share with us. Watching you all gives us all encouragement and to see your passion for farming is entertaining to say the least.
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
😢that means a lot thank you!
Absolutely right about communicating when backing something like a trailer up my wife and I go round and round on what she says over what I understand! 😂
I hope you know how lucky you are having a drive through storage shed. That can save a TON of problems backing up with those long implements.
I love your channel a lot. You are a natural. Jake is sure “makin things nice”. Nothing a good pillow can’t fix!
Always appreciated what farmers do. Driving to Job site through miles of corn fields I now Start to understand what see in fields on the roads etc. From these videos. Thank you!! Happy Thanksgiving!!
“What we plant in the soil of contemplation, we shall reap in the harvest of action.” ~ Mesiter Eckhart Perhaps, now that Harvest is complete, it is your time for some soulful thinking. After all, you two deserve the best!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Way too nice! Thank you so much hope you’re having a good day! Or night! Or morning😂❤
@user-ux8qx1hc3t
6 ай бұрын
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Hi, you two work youtube like a fine tuned news team, great work!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
THANK YOU! I know I can improve a few things but I’ll get it one day!!
In anything, effort and sincerity. You have both. Nothing to be ashamed of.
New to the channel and I gotta tell ya, I LOVE IT!! This is just so cool! When I started working on a farm years back, I have to tell you nice lady, I know exactly how you feel at times!!
Together you are both amazing. ❤ perseverance great job JoJo.😊
Even in the midst of frustration and exhaustion, you're still smiling. You are different, for sure! Love ya'll!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Thank you! It’s not always sunshine and rainbows but we always end up finding the good!
@user-ux8qx1hc3t
7 ай бұрын
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Jo, Every day you two become more of a well oiled machine. Enjoyed the video!
I suspect down-time will be challenging as your mind will find new areas - looking forward to your new discoveries and sharing the joys and memories.
you do an excellant job narrating. Love you videos.😊
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Glad you like it! I never script anything I just like talking to y’all and updating everything we’re doing! Thank you for being here!!
Newer viewer to your channel. Maybe shop and equipment tours over the winter? City kid learning a lot and enjoying your content!
You both have a likeable personality and both of you are easy going. Also very hard workers, nice to see now days in young people. Is what I see like about your channel...Farm-On, People !
You guys are sweet ❤ My new favorite channel! I love it all, the lifestyle, the animals & authenticity of feelings and life.
I just want to subscribe for the algorithm. I love your and Zach's content. I'm from germany 🇩🇪 and y'all animated me to bring my "English-skills" on a a level where I hope you understand me 😂 Your community and of course your channel are the biggest win for youtube ... and that is my honest and only thing I want to say... for the other point my grammatics not enough... sorry for that PLEASE BE HEALTHY AND HAPPY. I PRAY FOR THE BEST, you and Zach literally deserve the best. Farmer are the heart of every country. Without your hard work is everything lost, I swear... 👌
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Awh thank you so dang much! Thanks for subscribing and here! Don’t worry about your English my mom and her family are from Germany! Bremerhaven and Braunschweig! Also you don’t even have to type in English if you don’t want to because I can just translate it to English! Thank you so much for supporting the channel I am having so much fun showing yall our lives! Hope you are having a good day!
Your edits are amazing your voice and music at the same time and one is not overwhelming the other. Perfect
Life is Short, Enjoy each and every day together!!! You two are Blessed!!!!
Congratulations for achieving the milestone of 200,000 subscribers! You're well on your way to achieving 1,000,000! 🥂 ☮️on🌎
Question: How good are you at making homemade chili? My wife can cook a GREAT pot of chili.
Great job running the sprayer Zack
大規模な農場を垣間見れて、愉しかったです。来春も楽しみにしています♪ 🇯🇵
Great video, love the attention to odd jobs, it takes me back to harder and better times. Thanks. We don’t have to winterise like you, out seasons are around the other way and temperatures, even where I live, only drop to 20F at the very lowest and average around 30-40 F most days
Well done JoJo... Pops is so interested with what's happening on the farm... It's given him a rev up... Even tho he is in his 90,s... Keep smiling we're on the porch.... It's 18c now. PS he just loves hearing the sound of the tractors. Take care to both of you... You have given pop's are big grin... 😊
Excellent videos As I lifetime farmer, it’s wonderful to see your progress. You’re doing better than most I’ve seen. Any chance of a bit of a tec video. Area cropped, crops, equipment used etc 🙏 Looking forward to your winter videos.
So interesting to see all the sprinkler things and how you do it. The weather is so different where you live compared to here in the UK. We've had rain nearly every other day for the last 6 weeks. Great video. Thanks for showing us your busy days. All the best 🇬🇧.
Love your take on getting equipment ready!
Es increíble la cantidad de trabajo que tenéis después de finalizar la cosecha...en un comentario anterior te pregunté por unas barras negras ...al final del vídeo enseñaste esas barras y las boquillas ...ya se para que sirven...muchas gracias...un video excelente ....Saludos desde España para los dos ❤
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
It’s so fun to show you guys what all the different things are for and asking what you think it is because I didn’t know either! Just a couple of years ago I would’ve never been able to guess what the equipment is used for! Thank you for watching I’m so glad you like it here❤ I bet Spain is beautiful!
I'm a 70 year young motorcycling guy that has traveled from Ohio across the western plains and now I'm seeing what farming is really about. Being a "city" guy I'm really enjoying your videos. Now I can say I've been on a real tractor. My JD garden tractor now looks like a miniature. Lol 👍👍🏍🏍🏍🙋♂️
Great stream! Love the sunny skies, seeing jobs & life on the farm, it's always very informative & cheery cause you & Zack good at explaining things & you're always smiling. Brightens up my day. Thank you. Harvest over, so can sit back & relax. NOT! 😁
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Oh I have such a hard time just not doing anything and shutting my brain off! It’s a struggle for sure 😂
Your videos are amazing. For a winter video project I would like to see a money breakdown on what the expenses are to run the farm for one year.
If dropping that pin into place WERE it, jobwise, you needn't worry. You do it so WELL. 😁 Also really like the plan, never understood so much equipment left sitting out in fields or 1/2 covered in open ended 'barns'. I am told I am chronic about doing repairs, putting things in assembly order if a long wait for a part, and wiping them down before putting my tools away, I would need decades to build a barn, then equipment that fits, then another barn, more equipment, etc. But clean it, park it rigged for storage, but also 'quick recovery' if needed. Most likely drive myself nuts trying to improve efficiency, waiting on that 90 row header for that new machine that harvests effectively at a cruise speed of 45 mph.🤣 👍🇺🇸😎
Merry Christmas to two beautiful people.Always look forward to your videos.
Having a tough day is what happens when you work together I love your positive attitude great videos. Have a blessed day.
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Yes! And when you stick it out even when you’re frustrated and want to scream, you feel THAT much more accomplished at the end of the day knowing that you tried your hardest❤ thank you so much do watching I appreciate it! Hope you’re having a good day!
It is so fantastic to follow your journey around the farmer arrear and I love to see even the smallest things from the winther time - anything will be nice - baking, making food, any project int the house, modifying farmer equipment, repair farmer equipment, having fun driving vehicles around in the winther weather (snow if you have so) 🙂 Thank you so much from Denmark (europe)
Hands on maintenance, home activities, both of you cooking, and what you're into when you go to town. And Christmas and New Years celebrations!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Thank you! Omg this is my first thanksgiving at this new house that I get to host! So thank you for the idea I would love to show yall what I do!
Great job guys. Always something to do on the farm. Just have to stay at it and try to get things done even when you're worn out and tired and just want to quit. Wish the best for both of you and God bless you both.
I’m not sure if I care about the actual farming. I come to see your journey. I think everyone has a story to tell. You tell your story in a way that’s interesting somehow.
I think after this season, you’ve graduated from city girl to certified “ hard working full blood farm girl” ! Every day is a hard work day on a farm! You guys are a great team!
@JojoSnow01
7 ай бұрын
Haha you think so? I’m really trying here! Part of me is so excited to have holidays off but idk what to do with myself sometimes!! Thank you for watching!!
Farming has always been a 24/7/365 job ya just gotta love and I see your sure lovin' and learning everything!!! Those small in-between moments being playfully with your dogs and cats are stress busters. You asked what we'd like to see thus Winter and I'd like to see marketing, moving grains and if you do some cooking share a recipe or two with us!!! Enjoy the day!!! ❤️
Jojo, Alabama farm boy here. I would like to know how many acres you all farm each year? You may have already done so but I would love to know more about how you and Zack met, and got into the farming business? Here in central Alabama you get into farming the old fashioned way, your born into it. We grow sod. After the price of soybeans fell out in the late 70's and early 80's (when I was no bigger than a house cat) many famers around us closed down. We went a different direction. Who would have ever though you could make a living out of selling yard grass? We grow Tifton 419 Bermuda and Emerald Green Zoysia. Four of our largest fields are 1,500-2,000 acres. Nothing compared to Kansas. Hell, we think we farm, but folks like you all in the Midwest are farming. I hear you and Zack talking a great deal about irrigation pivots and I can sympathize with you all. We have the hydraulic walking irrigation lines and they have to be checked constantly. Super expensive. Every now and then some ding dong farm hand will leave their car or truck in the walk line of one of those pivots only to come back the next day and find their vehicle nearly split into two halves because those pivots stop for no one or no thing. They need constant supervision which includes waking up at 2 or 3 am to make inspections. Oh, and taking care of equipment is a full time job in and of itself so I like to see you and Zack understand the importance of protecting the tools you use to make your lively hood. I have been driving those green machines since I was old enough to reach the brake peddles. Nothing more beautiful than watching the sun rise as you are breaking a field and listening to some solid country gold on the radio. Love what y'all are doing. Keep on keepin on ! God Bless Y'all.
Love your stories as you take us on your "journey". It's sad to know that less than 2% of American families are farmers. It has become a big business to own and operate a profitable farm (if that in itself is possible). Best of luck to you!
Shhh don't tell the farmer, but his wife JoJo is awesome. She is learning and it's mostly all time learning on a farm, but by the way when she smiles it makes my day, I just subscribed as I like see the farming life..
Are used to operate a fairly large snow, grooming machine in Montana, and would love to run one of those combines!!!!!
I never tough machines so greaters working in Agriculture, this is more Industrial way. Thanks for show Us Jojo to have a idea for the all logístic what is applicated and this kind of business or Agricultural industry
Great video, thanks for sharing with us and keep up the good work.
Lovely chat kids .......you two🎶ROCK🎶💙👍👍
Great Video JoJo Snow, I was a farmer in another life, you two seems to have some chemistry going on that I like, thanks for sharing
I never been on a farm or anyplace near one. I love your show. Keep up the great work. How big is the farm? Wow big is a circle?
That is so true what you said about the backing up about
Just found your channel amazing life you have thank you for sharing❤🇺🇸
Thanks for the show guys 🍻 🇦🇺
Hello, good morning, beautiful. Take advantage of the morning that yields and more production, that's what we say here in Sinaloa Mexico. Let's give it
You Could Build a shed/ Barn 4 x bigger than one you have. You would still not have enough room.. Kinda Like "More money you earn", more Money you spend........Your tractors have more value than house I lived in last 30 Years. Thank you doing work that 95% of the Population will not do! MPLS Mike
I Say,,Your a Great Team. ,, Keeping Doing What You Gotta Do😊😊😊😊
Here in Saskatchewan by the time harvesting is done it is basically winter. If there is time we might spray for foxtail, thistle and stinkweed. Mother nature looks after the volunteer canola and spring wheat.
Love your smiles and laugh. God bless😊😊😊
Will be fun to see the shop projects over the winter.
191.000 subscribers,nice , good photogenic beautiful lady, and a signature voice and laugh thanks BigAl California ,,,,keep on trucking (farming) lol 😂
For whatever reason I was reminded of Joe Cockers’ song, "You Are So Beautiful”.
ALWAYS wear Safetly Glasses when Pressure Washing. That is a huge old Scraper! Point in the direction you want the back end to go when directing the Driver.
I don't know how we ever managed without a forklift! It's used more than anything else on our farm!
Eres un encanto de mujer vales para todo da gusto verte como manejas la maquinaria como hijo de agricultor todo un lujo ver una mujer joven como tu hacer lo que hace chapo guapa .Me encanta como eres un abrazo desde zaragoza 💪🇪🇦
Hey!! I just found your KZread channel!!! Following you!!! Love your content!! Moto Joe and Duke
Jojo, you are an awesome, interesting person! Zach's not bad either! :D Keep up the good work and congratulations for your accomplishments! Weren't we just congratulating you for hitting 100K subs and now you're closing in on 200K??? OMG
This is the most realist channel on you tube. Such a cool strong smart hard working woman. Very cool. Very honest. Something this world needs way more of.
Happiness is always here and now. Feeling it is a life's work!