Should share all farming channels like this with city folks.

Laura, your comment about how it was “all the firefighters” that did the work to put out the fire. I would have to disagree. As a firefighter myself, we greatly appreciate the type of work you and your dad put in with the disc. Anytime we can get heavy equipment in there to reduce/cut off the fuel load can save us hours, if not days of work. It is us that thank you for your efforts. Especially when it’s not your job to assume those risks.

This is what farming is. Farmers helping other farmers. Great job!

That was a big fire, your Dad was a Hero getting right in there to save the field. Awesome fireman. Y’all stay safe and God Bless.

As a firefighter who has worked many of field fires it is a blessing when a piece of equipment shows up that is designed to turn up soil and remove fuel. Nice work

Another picture of a farmers life. Praying for Grandpa.

I think the farming community is awesome! Thank you Firefighters 🚒 🔥 🧯 🌽🚜and Cale for your quick response to the emergency 🆘 Laura, your video was very good…as I watched you “looking pretty tiny” next to that combine, I couldn’t help but remember when your city slicker Mom married your Dad. Petite little Megan used to drive all those huge machines too. And made (and still makes) countless trips to and from the fields with hot meals, cold drinks, and supplies of all kinds for Curt, Carla, and Cale. She is in the background most of the time now, but Megan, you are the little city transplant who became an overnight sensational Farm Girl! I love you! Mom (aka Grammy) ❤️🤗

**THANKS POPS = EXCELLENT MAN IN MANY WAYS!!!** = **GOD BLESS YOU!!!**

Laura you are the Most Beautiful Farm Girl I ever seen in my life time. But you also very informative and Teach people about Farming. You most be also Beautiful inside to. I was a Farm boy to in Cuba in the late 60's Before coming to United States. I had Cows Bulls Surgan Caine Field behind my House. Even if I was Handicap person used to take my Mornings Ride Horse Back all Mornings long. I wan to Share with you what What happen to me one Morning on top of the Hill to me one of the most Amazing Experience that a 9 or 10 year old ever had. Keep Those Videos coming

This is awesome to see all farmers out to help with the fires

Big shout out to your Dad! Excellent job of cutting line ahead of the fire! He did it like a pro! Thank you!

Thank you for the recognition of us volunteer firefighters. Great team effort from your Dad helping out!

Field fires always bring back stark memories. When I was 12 dad & I spotted smoke from a field across the road from our house. Dad went with the tractor and disk. I went to the house to have mom call the fire dept. (it was 1969 before cell phones). As the sun set it was all flames, red flashing lights and dads tractor lights against the night sky. Eventually dad came back to the house parked his tractor and got his pickup. Never saw him looking like he did that night. The farmer was burning stalks and had his own tractor and disk trying to control the fire. He got lost in the smoke, ran into a deep ditch, tipped his tractor over and was trapped. The fire overtook his tractor in the ditch. He didn’t survive the fire. Dad used his pickup to carry the body out of the field. A very long night I will never forget. Sorry for the sad story but it shows just how dangerous farming can be and what extremes farmers go to for each other. It’s been 52 years and it still sends a shiver down my spine and a tear to my eye when I think of it. BTW: we still own the land next to this field. The tractor still in the ditch.

As a firefighter I can say we appreciate when a machine designed to cover the fuel shows up! We don't have the crop land that y'all have, usually more grass (hay) fires around here. When dealing with round bale fires I always look for a front end loader or 3 point to help isolate the fire. Your dad gets the atta boy today!

We always keep discs hooked up and ready around harvest. In hay (my primary crop) we use field harrows a lot for fire. Best combo is to run at the edge with the harrow in the fire and a fire truck or tender spraying water on top of the harrow or close behind. We work closely with the volunteer fire dept. and they come out and help me burn the hay fields. 👍

Good job helping the neighbors. It is always good to be able to help and not be the one needing help. But farmers always get it done.

It’s really awesome your dad helped like he did with the fire. It is also really awesome that you have a great work ethic on farming.

That was amazing! I’m a city boy and to see what you guys go through every day is absolutely inspiring!! Your dad is really something…it is good to see people helping people without blinking! I’m a huge fan of good people! Kudos!

So good to see you warming up the machine before you get into it… good job

Y’all are needed encouragement in these crazy times. God Bless our First Responders and our American Farmers.

that was very incredible, your dad is a hell of a man for helping out like that.

for a young lady your doing a great job learning all the farm machines . and your videos are great I enjoy watching hoy hard you work and don't give up. I Know your father and your husband is proud of you . your are great young lady. God Bless your hard work A Vietnam Veteran from Virginia

I understand what you feel when you see this. I was a firefighter myself for years and fought many brush fires in the woods around our house. (At least in a field, you don't have to worry about a burning tree or branch falling on you) Just a year ago, some kids with fireworks set off a brush fire right behind my house! My family and I were out there with hoses slowing it down until the fire department (all volunteer) arrived. I was so proud of my kids! They were not afraid and stood their ground. Laura, keep you and your family safe out there. Be glad you have others that are there for you just as readily as you are there for them. I would be proud to have you and the family as neighbors!

Thanks for sharing! No one hurt, I hope! ???? Go Dad! You n the firefighters...HEROS of the day!!!! Yay!

Nothing like everyone jumping and working for a common goal excellent work. Nice video.

As the captain of a decent size volunteer department in a semi rural area with a good amount of farm ground I want to say a few things. 1. A lot of people don’t that volunteer fire departments were created by farmers, so back in the day the vast majority of volunteer firefighters were farmers. That’s no longer the case. 2. Between 75-80% of the firefighters in the U.S are volunteer. That means great selfless people running out the door leaving behind their families and missing hours at work to go help strangers. It’s always nice to see all my guys show up to scenes and bust their asses for free to help a strangers. 3. We are always VERY VERY grateful for farmers who show up with risks and water when we have fires in stubble/wheat fields. They obviously have a vested interest in helping us get the fire out (if the crop hasn’t be harvested) but what they can do to help fight the fires is an huge help. We just had a combine fire and we were getting a handle on it, but with two disks it went quickly and there was no crop destroyed. We appreciate y’all!!!

I'm glad everybody was okay nobody got hurt and that fire God bless you all and keep up the good work Laura and Grant

people helping people, that's what farming is, It's too bad about the fire, but those things happen, like you said it's good no one was hurt, thank God for that

I'm for 8 rows - easier to monitor and maintain. More complexity usually means more problems down the road. Well handled fire emergency!!!

Your Dad is 100% badass.

Slow and steady wins the race. My Grandmother used to say " the hurrier I go, the behinder I get. Thanks for sharing and really proud of you for growing so much this past year.

I am so impressed how far you have come along this year. I have been with you during this whole journey. I hope your grandfather is doing alright. God bless.

I'm glad the situation ended well and you were all there to help in whatever way you could. As I was browsing through videos of yours that I hadn't yet watched yesterday, I found the one from last year of the fire in the river with you and Grant getting the fire vehicles unstuck. Just odd timing on my part. Life is never dull. Every example of people helping their neighbors and community in whatever way they can is very reassuring. Way to be an example Laura and Cale.

Laura, that was a very impressive video. You not only work quickly, but also safely. That was one of the most efficient diesel fills I've seen in a while. Hi Tech at its finest. Keep up your awesome work.

This is why I love this channel. Great Americans doing what true Americans do! God Bless and stay safe!

Hi Laura & Grant, loving your channel. As many have commented and I will echo, you are such a loving couple with positive attitudes and seem to work so well together. You remind me of another couple who have an "off-grid" channel. They're a little older and they have several kids but the two of you have similar chemistry as this other couple. As a senior citizen, married to the same woman for 40+ years, the two keys to our longevity is our Christian faith and keeping the lines of communication open. Talk is good, always good. Don't ever harbor your anger or frustration. Get it out, in a non-violent way, and talk it out with your "best friend" who cares about you more than anyone and vice-versa. The only other advice I would have, and it may seem odd and random, but your beautiful, long hair could become hazardous when working around farm equipment. I am not a farmer but my mom & dad were raised on farms and I spent a lot of time on my friends' farms growing up. Several people I knew growing up died as a result of farm accidents, most involving tractors. And with all the moving parts and powerful motorized things that you are around on a daily basis, I would just caution you to be very self aware of your hair or anything around your neck like a hoodie or scarf when using or working with machinery of any kind. Those types of things can so easily get caught up in fast moving pulleys, gears, and such. What are the odds? one may ask, but all it takes is one time in the wrong circumstances and you could get hurt or, God forbid, worse. Be safe. God's speed to both of you.

this video needs more likes! your dad is such a hero and all those firefighters! good save! so glad no one got hurt

Laura, so glad to see you wearing your gloves.

Farmer is one big family alway helping each other

You guys rock! Well done on the fire dad! It's nice to know that when it counts, people have each other's backs. 💯👍

Your dad is a brave man, and you should be very proud of him. Getting right into the thick of it like that takes guts.

Your Dad seems to be a very cool guy and insane work ethic, I see where you got it. He also seems to be a Outstanding Father. Hope you thank him and your Mom everyday for the values they have blessed you with. Keep it up young lady.

Another example of how close knit rural and farming communities tend to be. When someone needs help the community steps up!

Yea, the firefighters helped tremendously with the discing that saved the day...

So amazing how self reliant the farming community has to be. They will survive anything.

I've had a family friend/farmer/volunteer firefighter that was picking up hay and heard a call come over the radio about me. I had a bike accident that caused a concussion. He with his full load of hay made it to my house way before first responders did. So thank you all for volunteering and putting yourself in harm's way to help others without question.

Great idea to use your watch as a remote screen for your phone. Now I want to back up to do it myself!!!

Huge thumbs up to your father that he go in the danger zone to! This is also not normal, so big respect to him! That you come so far with farming is no wonder, you are a heck of a tough lady! I appreciate it, that you can be a tough farmer girl and a beauty lady only when you put on Mascara! You are the best of to worlds in one !

Hope to get out to Nebraska next year! Felix Ireland

Dad is a hero. I know he doesn't think so. But we do. Jumped in no questions, swallowed pride and did what needed done. Thanks for sharing

So glad no one was hurt and thanks to Dad for being there so quickly and of course all the fire fighters for their quick response that surely could have been a lot worse if not for them all !!!!!!!!!

That's what it is all about helping others along the way! This world has kinda gotten to be Like Everyone for there Self Kind Of world!! The Farmers still have the Right Idea!! Lending A Hand When Someone is in Need!! Thank You!! 👍👊

15:25 Your volunteers sound like our Rural Fire Service (RFS) - farmers, local business people, professionals, people from all walks of life ... who hear the pager go off, drop everything and race to the fire shed, get the trucks out and go fight the fires. Whether they're structure fires in the town, bushfires out of town, or car crashes on the highway, they respond. Some of you outside of Australia would have seen them on the TV news during our bushfire seasons - especially the 2019/2020 season.

Good on you Cale. Farmers helping farmers. Thumbs up 👍 to all. 👍👍👍👍👍

Goodness this lady Is a masterpiece👀

My son in law is a volunteer fire Man, keep up the good work on the farm and get well grandpa

I have to say, Laura and her awesome dad seem to got better with every video. Most farmers help where ever they can and Cole always seems to be at the front in those kind of situations, WELL DONE.

Combining (haha) comments below for 8-rows vs. 12: Time spent: Bush/hr (for the whole field, to capture turns), fuel cost (gal/hr)/(Bush/hr) = gal/Bush, and maintenance cost ($/hr)/(Bush/hr) = $/Bush. Great video!

Team work will move a mountain Great job

never a dull day on the farm. great work! need to buy your Dad a Smokey Bear hat.

You went ham on those eyes girl! How can Grant ever say no to those haha. Great video!

Got my new cap and t shirt yesterday. Thanks for all the videos and the merchandise I got from you

Your dad is awesome!!!

Great video of the community coming together in a time of need. 👍👍👍

Man driving through that thick smoke is crazy. Nerves of steel! Well done

I would go for the one with auto steer ;-) Its relaxing to watch the content on this channel nice grounded real people. Enjoy

gooood morning laura

Almost every year here in the upper Midwest we end up with a field fire somewhere. It's always so heartwarming to see everyone pitch in and do what they can to stop the flames. Farmers are the true definition of community!

Actually the fire is good for the soil. No crop was lost, nobody was injured, it's all good. I gotta say it is very interesting getting this kind of insight as to what farmers have to go through on a day to day basis, and Laura's enthusiasm just makes it all the better. This channel has punched a hole in my agricultural ignorance, I have learned a great deal to say the least. Can't tell you how many times I caught myself saying, oh, so that's how that's done or oh, that's how that works. I know your in the middle of learning it all yourself Laura but a big thanx to you and Grant for bringing us along. Keep up the great work. Cheers!

very cool to see how it doesnt even matter whos land it is everbody just jumps in to help just goes to show that farmers of this country are a different breed then everyone else

So I learned something from watching this video! I did not know I had a camera remote on my Apple watch!! How cool!! I have been watching several of your videos and have learned quite a bit about farming. I helped a farmer harvest a couple of years by driving a semi and grain cart, but never got to run the combine, disc, harrow or plant. It was a part-time gig. Laura, you are so down-to-earth and you keep videoing if you mess up or conquer the hardest job! I appreciate authentic people. Keep up the great work on the videos and I hope to get through all of your videos in the future.

Good job Cale and good job to the Firemen who were on top of it!!

Great work by all.

Fought many field fires in my 20 years on the fire department. A farmer with a plow can really save the day

IMPRESSIVE performances on all levels. SO entertaining AND INFORMATIVE. This old city boy loves to see how things work for the farming industry. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING.

I was a volunteer firefighter 🚒 in Southern Utah for 5 years. I never fought a field fire but I did a few wild land

Great Job Everyone

Very nice job Laura and an outstanding job by the first responders...dad included!

It’s people like your dad that makes this country the best. Thank goodness we have fire departments and volunteers. You asked which header is better. My opinion is slower is faster. But it may not be true for everything. God bless and stay safe.

As a volunteer firefighter I appreciate everyone who appreciate all of is volunteer and non volunteer there’s a lot of training and time in a fire department and in my book I think is volunteer’s we don’t get as much of support from other people because we don’t get payed for any of our time spent at the station or at training we do it out of heart for free to be there on someone’s worst time of there life

Kids raised like THIS, yeah, you will NEVER see them burning cities down, Attacking innocent people on the streets or Condemning OUR country. Here's to Farm and Ranch Kids. They are the heart and SOUL of America,,and our best chance of staying free and Well fed. thanks guys.

Such a blessing that disc was ready, and that it was harvested, makes for a lower intensity fire and the firefighters don’t have to chase the fire so much.

Having someone on a tractor with a disc who knows how, where and when to disc is highly beneficial. Having been in a few field fires I can appreciate how quickly this fire was put out. It was sure nice that the winds were relatively low.

Wtg Dad and everyone else involved.

Great job guys. God Bless.

Never a dull moment on Laura Farms. Glad everyone is safe.

Great video Laura...and you have come a long way since harvest began...good for you!...and I have enjoyed following your progress...all the best....and God bless your father for helping out with the fire....farmers are always so quick to help othrr farmers..

Dad glad you didn’t hurt, your my favorite just like Laura, prayers for grand dad

Laura, Between your Dad and the firefighter the blaze was put out. AS a past firefighter, if you can get the water in the ground, its helps put it out MUCH faster also cutting off the fuel for the fire to grown is HUGE as well.

OKay just going to say CALE you got BRASS STONES man.......You went into that Smoke and I was like oh man I hope he can find his way out. Way to keep it to the edge. I bet your heart was pumpin. To All the Firefighters ALL..........AWESOME JOB!

Awesome to see the community helping each other out and as for your dad props to his fast response time god bless

Very smart to run a disk to stop a fire!

We were dispatched for a cornfield fire in the winter once. Stalks were burning under about 4 inches of snow! It was crazy. Almost couldn’t tell which way it was burning. But I do believe we used a disc to take care of it. That was different. Glad you guys got a quick knock on it with no issues!

Great Job Dad !! And great job by all your fire department volunteers !! As a fellow fire fighter I know how dedicated volunteers are !!!

Thank you!

Great Laura farms. You're blessing me

Hey From Scotland.

Several years ago 3 people died in a prairie fire in the TX panhandle. I think they were trying to move cattle out of the way and were caught in it. Those fires are dangerous. Thank God the tractor and disk were close and your Dad charged in to help.

Great video as always thank you😊😊😊

Awesome video! Thanks to all of you for help with 🔥!!