Farmer sees title: **blushes**

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You know i did

Me: *plays farming sim* I’m a genius now!

"Punches are the best!" i fricking love this dude...

11:54 got 'em

Your daughter is hot

Farmers are backbone of whole world. No one would survive that much without them.

What is a sand bagger?

Farmers and workers are the back bone of America

You've earned my subscription. Great video and was enjoyable to watch.

Farn

In steel work they call the punch a spud usually it's on the back of a wrench aka a spud wrench

«when are you finished?» Farmer: When im done.

What about the pyramid shaped things, the salt bins. Or other structures one might see

Haha! Good video! I've noticed that every time you film in the south your southern accent comes out a lot more! hahah!

12:54 - how murder was committed in Witness

The funny thing is that farmers are the backbone of America yet we don't treat them like it

I am studying Engineering, but this video can persuade me to go into farming.

Running crops isn't farming. That is called industrialized gardening. Farming is when you add animals.

When I was a kid and we would go to Chuck E Cheese they would put your tickets on a scale to determine how many you had to turn in for prizes. We would splash water on the tickets to make them heavier.

Love this video and your respect and interest in what we do to make a living! As a farmer I can say we aren't that smart lol 😂 no sandbagging here! Keep up the great videos!

The change in accent while with the farmer is really interesting from a linguistic perspective. His accent is more southern, and Destin used a technique called convergence in order to make the situation easier socially. It’s something we all do all the time and may make an interesting video.

So we got a floor with holes connected to the mother of all fans. Who else is thinking ultimate air hockey?!

Glad to notice my notification Bell was off. Edit: I needed to change it, cause I'm missing too many videos.

4:57 You've betrayed laminar flow.

Woah! I didnt know you guys actually used any of the footage you got with us, it was fun working with you two. I find myself often on your channel, keep it up guys, great work you are doing!

I never understood why urban people tend to make fun of farmers. Growing up in the countryside, I know that farmers tend to be freakin hardworking multitalent badasses

nice video but not really the promised content about actual engineering. nothing deep.

..do the Leftists like farmers?..or do they ascribe to the Mugabe plan?..

dude,you can grow any plant acclimatised to your area if you just water and fertilise it..and kill some pests and diseases..dont forget,Google is omniscient..PS..wee is a bottle and apply it with irrigation and watch your plants go nuts..

"I asked them what they didn't want to do, and I started to do that." I took that the wrong way at first, and I was thinking, _not_ the way to earn their trust by doing it the wrong way. :)

And ya probably learned what a good itch is too eh?

He has a small farm

Clay. That’s a cool name.

Watching this video, it's really a tragedy to know that economists all predict that the American farmer will go extinct in a matter of a few decades.

"me trying to plant grass"

Great video bro

Good video. I like the Bible Verse at the end

Imagining being trapped in there and just when you want to lift the thing the pump fails😅

I wanna be like Destin..... Living life to his fullest with his passion and family !!!!. Awesome

Point to Ponder: I heard Paul Harvey one day (about 40 years ago) say "The farmer is the only business man that buys retail and sells wholesale." Think about it!

0:19 nah smh. in the uk, its almost always cloudy, except over the mornings. our fields are very well watered, and you will almost always see a sign of civilisation. we are densely packed, not spread out like america.

You’ve obviously never been to Nebraska it’s fields on fields it’s almost impossible to get completely away from people

Must love farming of he has a degree in engineering. Farming is not for everyone lot of hard work and the money goes up and down. I know this I grew up on a farm. You can call someone for help at about 120 a hr. not sandbagers they are humble

My dad has two cr9070s with 40 foot headers

that other farmer was so humble!!

Danny looks like Rorschach from watchmen

I love how much effort is put into each and every SmarterEveryDay video! This is easily my favorite channel, thanks Destin!!

Radio waves are probably used to detect and measure moisture

does anyone know the song name that starts at 3:32?

I'm looking for the song name too! If you find it let me know.

I'm glad you addressed the dangers of grain bins. I live in a rural area and there's at least one local news article every year of a farmer who died in a grain bin accident.

One of the best channels on YouTube!

We don’t deserve farmers.

I’m a retired millwright and have built many a grain bin, as well as grain driers. I kept waiting for someone to call the punch, a “drift pin”. BTW....What are cornses??? Lol.

please do more on farms

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Aside from the tech ...I had never thought twice about on a drive through farms (In Illinois and Kansas)...derailed a bit now...for so long I've been concerned with agriculture and economics. Sorry (sort of ) to politicize....but it is a matter of immense public relevance to understand the challenges of, especially with independents, for the men and women in this work. How something of such vital interest can be superseded by funding for relatively ridiculous (or outright destructive) enterprises....is 'mind-blowing'....diplomatically stated....Agricultural enterprise should be a foremost concern for funding at all levels....not only R&D, but to perpetually insure those involved against unpredictable variances...and I have no specific affiliations...just a little common sense... Anyway...great video...Thanks!

In Australia it's a little different. We will be and have already started harvest. The farmers only have one or two bins. The rest is harvest and instantly send of to be weighed and sold to a receival point. Not going of volume but by weight entirely. 50 tons out of the back a 18 wheeler in a minute. Last year my father ran a receival site which took in 370 thousand tons, in about 8 weeks. The site is open 16 hours a day. I'll be starting the end of the month and will start with 8 hours a day and going up to 12. Farmers don't worry about humidity they just harvest when it's dry.

yep thats the life of a farmer

It’s fun watching a farmer explain grain bins to a city person

Farmers are backbone of each and every country in the world

"Punches are the best!" He says nonchalantly. *Guy punches him in the face* "You're right!" His assaulter said.