Farmer sees title: **blushes**

funny!

Mark Anthony Williams hahahahah

Aka me

yepp love it

@SmarterEveryDay Hey

Farmers are one of the best examples of "You can't judge a book by its cover." They have to be able to know Biology, Chemistry, Math, Meteorology, and also the Stock Market. When you look behind the past the accent, they are just as smart as anyone.

I'm gonna become a Farmernist to get farmers recognized for what we do.

Something as simple as a 30 second rain can be so devastating. Yea... and that's not close to the worst.

This video is my favorite video I've ever watched. I watched it twice.

Kids: Lego kit Farmer: Grain bin kit

Young man, you are doing God’s work. By explaining basic principles and showing their applications, with excitement and enthusiasm, you catch the interest and imagination of your viewers, and make them them think, “I could do that!” You’re the first step in “standing on the shoulders of giants.” Thank you for your work.

I cant even build a chair correctly.

What is the name of the grain??

I hate it when my beans are moist

A U B UR N

But hey, Mike Bloomberg says all you gotta do is sprinkle some seeds around, spray some water on the seeds and up come the corn... any idiot could do it....................... Funny how I can't find Mike Bloomberg's Master Class on farming anywhere.

the placement of those vents hurts otherwise, i love it

"farmers are the backbone of america" ... so false ... farmers are the backbone of the world

I notice your southern accent is more prominent around other people.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is how Egyptians built the Pyramids

14:06 you forget chemistry

If you’re using a punch in that way it’s called a SPUD...in steel work

14:42 why does it sound like autotune

Nobody, absolutely not a single soul: Destin: B e aN

get food from the field to your plate tray XD

I helped build one last summer and this gave me flashbacks

That tool is called a long tapered drift.

How do you deploy missiles in a farm silo?

15:37 " I've been trying to grow cornses for years"

They kind of look like recees puffs

Spuds* not punches

When he said I just started working and they didn’t make me go away he had the impressed voice

Those hydraulic jacks are nice, we used crane to lift the silo from the middle of the roof

9:10 So that's where they get the sounds for the THX logo?

Anyone else wanna see someone swim in a grain bin ala Scrooge McDuck?

So like an Ikea grain bin

i wish he was my teacher before and after quarintine

Come check out some greenhouses in colorado! Supplying agricultural and pharmaceutical companies

Video Title: FARMERS ARE GENIUSES Video Content: "I don't know how that works."

why do i feel like every guy has to giggle when they start heavy machines

once in our life we need doctors,atty.,teachers etc..but 3 times a day we need farmers....

16:45 "I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat is planted in the soil and dies, it remains alone. But its death will produce many new kernels — a plentiful harvest of new lives. Those who love their life in this world will lose it."

U clikeeeddd nuuwest first😑

That's crazy how complicated modern farming actually is. Really interesting video, love your content.

I will never think of farming as simple ever again.

I grandfather was a farmer and he told me a story of how his silo exploded once. No gasoline, no explosives just grain. He said that it was a particle explosion, all that dust and grain particulates when in a silo when they condensed to much without proper ventilation and it gets too hot in there, BOOM huge explosion and a lot of money down the drain including the silo. That is why there is no many ventilation ducts on these silos and grain bins.

Great information about bins. Some call it silos, or storage heaps. I used to think that grains were kept completely dry inside bins. To not loose weight, it is surprising to see that humidity is not brought to the minimum level. Thanks for the good info. How are pests and rodents taken care for annual storage of grains?

my mom’s friend lost his leg in an auger a few years ago. not sure on details but i remember hearing about it.

It's called a drift pin, not a punch.

Can you somehow make a video on Elite Dangous?

They big but those thing like 3-2 km up like big rocket

U from America no evryone from America u idot

I watch this video whenever its recommended to me and I love it every time

Man this video made me realize that farmers are awesome and on the same importance as doctors and engineers

These are good men, doing good work, for a good community.

I'm a farmer in southern Minnesota and I know how dangerous grain bins are. A neighbor of mine died in a grain bin while he was emptying it.

farmers are smart Christopher Langan has the highest IQ of a living person and hes a horse rancher

That music is kind catchy.

I love Trey's entusiasme when he tells about the moisture tester

_DERS A LOT GOIN OOON HERE_

Well Mike Bloomberg said farming is easy and he’s smart.

Dem straight brotha KKona

This is a bloody good video. Just good

i like the farmers humility :)

The farmer is dollar store Wranglerstar

Wow

I really want to know how much he paid for the bin.

I like how his accent changes sometimes when he talks to people with heavier accents

I mean, I wouldn't say I have much of an accent. However, if I'm around people with heavier Midwestern accents than my own, I'll tend to speak more like them

@Sniper's Shot Gaming Midwest? I thought he was from Huntsville Alabama...?

Tyler Wyka That’s pretty common in those from the Midwest. The Midwest doesn’t really have much of a dialect, so they tend to follow the accent of those around them.

Were are geniuses because we harvest you food. I said this because I am a dairy farmer

I like how adamant he is about farmers being amazing. They dont seem to know how much they matter

There are comments about his accent changing. He’ll be truly talking like a Southern farmer when he starts calling corn on the cob “roast’n ears”.

Should have included a study page to pause on for this particular bin of how many jacks, each jack's rating, how many bolts each jack lifts by, the size & grade of the bolts, the torque setting of tightening device (was it electric, pneumatic or hydraulic, was the torque setting done by a clutch or a pressure regulator), the weight of one ring (data on metal gauge vs diameter also), the assembled roof, the number rings and for the last lift how much of the power unit's rated capacity was used. How many horsepower/CFM is that fan? Was there more than one fan? If only one fan then no air circulation until the one fan works again. Looked like a fairly large motor. Is it 480V 3ph or just 240 single phase? How about some details on the auger drive.

Does anyone know what this song is called? 3:34

so how about the corns now ?

13:54 He says "supply" like Wayne from Letterkenny... before you know it he will be having this conversation: "Hey Destin." "Its barley."

I know a guy around where I grew up that used to check out old grain bins for defects. Seals, bolts, and interior ring wear. One time he was inside of one of my neighbors bins, he opened the top lid, saw it was full, and went inside to take a look. The bin he was in was an old SuKup, probably 50’ tall by 28’ wide. He walked on top of the grain, checking for rust spots along the seams. He didn’t see anything, and went into my neighbors house to tell him that the bin was in great shape. My neighbor, looked at him with astonishment and told him that the bin he had walked in, 45’+ feet in the air on the inside, hadn’t been used in almost 12 years. The guy had walked on a 3” thick layer of crusted beans, with nothing underneath him. That bin hadn’t been filled in years, but the crust on top is what the guy had walked on, not knowing about the massive void underneath him. Grain bins are a scary implement.

Your kids can cook better than me and my other fellow students

AGRIBUSINESS - ENDING THE WORLD, FOR A QUICK BUCK, AND YEAH, A YIELD OF FOOD

Probably my fav smarter every day so far!

Farmers are absolutely the smartest people on earth. They're straight-up hackers.

Some of the greatest role models in my life are the farmers I've worked for. Taught me a lot of important life lessons. I have a lot of respect for the farming community.

I give farmers all respect. God gave the world many gifts....most importantly.. Jesus and the farmer. Thank you.

I am once again asking for the name of that song ( 3:32 )

Punches are the best! Me: Its all us kids ever talk about