Farms: Kansas Farm Family Corn Harvest: America's Heartland
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Growing up on his Kansas family farm, it might be expected that Joss Briggs would easily step into a career in agriculture. But Joss decided to try his hand at broadcasting instead. However, after working in Dallas for a while, Joss and his family moved back to the land.
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This is America!
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love este trabajo am track Draver laik work for. esta rancnero Mira vuen patron vivo en California USA vonito travago
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7000 isn't corporate at all, cmon folks, for young guys that wanna get into it, its almost impossible
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LIKE AND SUB
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Give me where you live at
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I love this video very much..
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I love watching these farming videos. There is something so relaxing and grounding about flirting with the idea of working the farm even if I know it's hard work. I have my own family now and it's great building machinery that will turn a dollar to provide for the fam so I can relate a little to this family's father. Well I'm off to finish assembling a drive chain before the kids all chuck tantrums lolol ;-)
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Heartland is magical
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Wonder how you good farmers are taking this aerial spraying going on in our skies. We see it here in West Virginia all the time. I don't know what they're spraying, but it spreads out and clouds the sky. It's kind of hard getting good crops in when 50% of the sunlight has been taken away.
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so much GMO lol
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I also am starting my own farm, And im only 14. i'v almost got all my equitment to start then saving for land!
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Kent Farm )))
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Billc... you should come to pa and farm we here have it tough small farms where the government wants to be outa buiseness its all area how well the farmers do
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this my dream too after 40 i wanna start farming with whole family...
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farming veri good
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ALERT Don't believe the lie that farmers are hard workers I am a young farmer and I will tell you that most farmers are not. Most of them inherited the farm from their dad, they get government subsidies, they don't have to pay sales tax on farm related items. They don't have to pay property tax on anything farm related. They simply get handouts their whole life. That's why I am getting into farming on my own without my dad's help because I do not choose to be a common farmer.
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Wow. This is my dream, However, my knowledge on farming is kinda limits. Engineering is killing me. Wanna get a job / internship on farming. Anyone hiring ?
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Zero, 99 percent of these farms are family farms which means family owns and family works.
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Very cool story! Sure would love ya to check out my original song video "American Farmer"
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the tradition is awesome!by me is it too!:-)