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Has anyone watched the Clarkson's Farm series on Prime Video? If not, you may want to look at it. You will get a few chuckles for sure!
 
Just last night my favorite daughter texted me about that very program saying I would like it but Im not a prime user......HOWEVER on You Tube I enjoy

Just a few acres farm,,,,,,,,,Country View acres,,,,,,,Laura Farms,,,,,,,,,Ballerina Farm,,,,,,,Cog Hill Family Farm,......Trinity dairy Farm,,,,,,,,,,,Tay Farms (young girl milks 70 head in a tie stall barn) ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Millennial farmer many more... I get more entertainment from those versus any network TV junk

John T No longer a farmer but enjoy watching others go through what we did when younger
 
I watch Millennial, Mike Mitchell, Welker, Brian eh, from Ohio I forget their exact handle, Cole the Corn Star, and Duffy Ag.

I didnt care for Cole so much in the beginning, but he has grown on me. Seems to have grown up some.

I really like Duffy because he struggles worse than me at farming and isnt all about new and good moments, he shows the warts of his day. Tho I was really mad at him for butchering his disk and Im scared when he uses the gasoline air compressor in his shop of late. I guess if Im seeing the video he didnt asphyxiate himself this time......

Paul
 
Evan and Rebecca are sure hard workers and hes VERY handy and detailed...Reminds me
of me and the first wife farming in the 70's on a limited budget lol HOWEVER I think
he may be furnished those modern tractors for advertising purposes ??

John T
 
I'm a big fan of Just A Few Acres too. That [b:5bfdabe281]HI, I'M PETE! [/b:5bfdabe281] guy does great restoration videos. I'd have more of my projects done around here if I worked on my tractors as much as I watch him work on his.
 
I watch "Just a few acres farm" on my lunch break at work. He does great restoration work and really enjoys his life. He will be at the "Half Century of Progress" show in Rantoul. I'd like to go, but I probably won't take the time. About a ten hour drive for me. As far as the channel, he has a Youtube channel.

This post was edited by Mike from OK on 08/03/2023 at 11:40 am.
 
Mike is enthusiastic and farms very dry huge acres odd crops in Canada. Welker has a lot of fabrication and has a relationship with Big Bud tractors which is cool. Duffy got away from a tough family situation and is trying to start farming from scratch in the New England area.

Each is so different than me, it makes it interesting to see different farming.
 
My son turned me on to watching this YouTube channel called Farming, Fixing and Fabricating. It is put out by a large family dairy in New York. I do not know how many cows they milk but I would guess a couple thousand. Due to an agreement they have with a local dairy that buys all their milk they never show any of the actual milking of the cows.
They build the silage/grain boxes for the twin screw trucks they have. Andy the poster of the videos has two daughters in their late teens or early 20s that do a lot of the welding on the truck boxes.
F, F and F video
 
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