@LauraFarms: Another outstanding Video. Thanks Laura.

The reaction to the mice was priceless!

The scan of the land, seeing pivots running seeing the green prairie and long straight dirt roads gave me goose bumps. I wish you and Grant the best. I cannot imagine how perfect our world could be if everyone was 1/4 of Laura

Baxters a loyal friend. Would rather be sleeping but won't let you go out alone at night. Extra treat for Baxter

You are such a pleasure to watch. Thank you.

This sure shows the “sunup to sundown” side of farming. Great content, clear explanations, visual information, awesome “teacher” ❤️❤️❤️

Just had an amazing idea. For each pivot, bring 1 cat. release the cat at the pivot to clear the mice then go start the pivot. :) Better yet, get some remote control cat you can control around the pivot making cat hissing sounds :)

Glad you heard us yelling "Put your ear plugs in". That could have been loud. Night farming was a new fun twist. You running from the mouse cracked me up. Thanks for leaving it in.

Very entertaining video thanks for sharing.

Baxter is sooo cute! 😭 I just want to give him a big hug! 🤗❤️

Sleepy dog, mice, mosquitoes and a shower. Good smile watching as always. Unguarded PTO's - wow.

I love hearing your running commentary on farming. This brings back such great memories of farming. Makes me miss being outside every day working with the land. Keep it up!

Thnx Laura, great., great video, irrigating the clean (and coool) water from the aquifer, good for a shower appearantly 😂👍. Good instructions on starting the several engines first and after engage the PTO's etc., Nice to see all your pivots running. Your plants / crops look great, thanks for showing! Well done 👍 So there is a 'crop consultant' for your farm for over 35 years, thus with lots of experience that sounds awesome. Maybe one day you can make video with this consultant and discuss the technical considerations and objectives etc. For example the half inch of water that was adviced in the report. Maybe possible to discuss the aspects in the report?

Baxter is like what, “I want to be asleep”👍🧚

I'm like "you aren't going to fasten that battery lug?" then you tapped it with your knife and we're good! Love your smile. You do know you break hearts with it, don't you? 🤣

HI from Canada. Nice videos you do. Interesting to see the differences in farming.

Love your passion and dedication for farming. thanks for checking on our field she looks well takin care of and should grow up to supply best yield to date.

αγαπη μου αξιζεις ολα τα λουλουδια του κοσμου παντα να γελας εισαι η πριγκιπισσα μου η γοργονα μου αστερι μου

Hi Laura! Love your channel! Might I suggest putting battery disconnects on your pivots, instead of having to remove cables? They are available at your local Napa or on Amazon. I would also recommend Deltran battery tenders with solar charging option, for the off season. Side note: it’s never good practice to pound on battery posts.

An absolute wonderful attitude young lady. Your folks must be amazing , and very proud.

Well water awesome. 💯% Mice, 😆. Hiccuping cute. Should bring baxter with you on your field runs.

Your videos are improving. You make me laugh, which always gets a thumbs up!

So smart and laden with common sense. Way to kink the hose to save time. A little water spray always feels good.

Laura, you are going great! Night jobs can lead to confusion, and a breakdown in communication. Always a good idea to stay in communication when out on jobs on your own, especially night jobs. I've had my share of night work mishaps. Even got lost in a 1300 acre field one night. Tractor lights are useless on dark, dusty nights, no matter how many lights you have, that's for sure. No GPS in those days. 1983/4 in Queensland, Australia we had a mouse plague. If you thought a few mice jumping off the engine is awful, you'll freak out over a moving mass of mice! Those unguarded drive shafts on the pivot motors are a worry. Best wishes. Take care, hey!

Great video Laura

Imagine driving by the field and just hearing “leave me alone mice!” Lol

I appreciate your appreciation for good water. Although I’ve never had well water before, now I want to try!

Hard worker!! What a hansom pup!!!

I've watched a lot of horror movies in my time and a cornfield at night ranks at the top of my list of places not to be after sunset 😂😂

I could almost taste that water!!! Looks absolutely delicious!!!!!

I’m not a farmer, but I really like learning from you. Videos are damn good!👍🏻🇺🇸

A suggestion - while moving between the rows of corn - be aware of spider webs between the rows. As a kid I ran the corn rows on our farms and ran into more surprises than I ever thought I would encounter. Don't want you hurt or having your heart leave your body. Just a word of wisdom - remember always - Safety First - no matter where you are or what you may be doing. Love your work!!!!!

Awwww baxter is such a good boy :). I love watching your videos, I grew up in the suburbs of Chicago but we used to go out to someones farm all the time during the spring, summer and fall. Mmmmm I remember the cooking of fresh picked cobs and barbecue, so good. And I remember playing hide and seek in the corn rows, and only got lost once ;)

So for mice. There is a product called chlorine, and people uses "floaters" for their pools. Inside these floaters, are chlorine discs. Get yourself some of these, break them into pieces and leave them where you want no mice. The chlorine will dissolve in air over time, so you might want to check up on the places regularly. Great for storage areas, and the chlorine smell seems cleaner also.

After watching your start up process of your irrigation it's pretty much the same as we do in the UK just the control panels are slightly different, I take it when the pivot gets to the end and trips it automatically shuts the pump down? I can't get over how all your PTO's are not covered or guarded if that was in the UK you would have health and safety crawling all over the whole farm dishing out fines left right an center for anything they can find 😂 Keep up the great vids Laura very informative 👍

Your amazing person!!!!💯👍🌱

I just want to say you are one incredible young lady are awesome you don't find very many beautiful ladies farming like this at all you're doing a great job

Fun video. I have seen Nebraska pivot irrigation from the air while flying from Portland OR to Chicago. It was informative seeing them from the ground level. I am retired from Oregon Drinking water Services. We live in north Texas now. Followed my daughter and three grandsons (2 .5, 7, and 9.5). You need to wear safety glasses when you are working on things, especially if you are underneath what you are working on.

So thats what farming is like in Nebraska. Love your channel.

There's something I have to get off my chest. "Who's a good boy? Are you a good boy? Yes, he's a GOOD boy, yes you are!" Ok, I feel better. lol

I'm a new subscriber You are very entertaining and you have the best laugh.

😂😂😂😂😂 I’m sorry I cant help but to laugh with you about the mice😉😂😂😂

OMG, I really laughed my a** off when you said that you really hate mice, then cringed, then screamed and took off running 5:07

That was like a twilight zone moment with that pivot in the dark. And pivot fairies!! Got a chuckle out of that, and Laura versus the mice, so funny.

Ok folks, time to send the woofers treats! Nice video Laura! As always, lots of fun to watch.

Getting an ad for Oreos on Laura's vid does not seem like a coincidence :D

That well water tastes so good because of the iron and minerals mixed in. Good stuff. 🤓

It is so important that your plants have enough water at this time of year. Zea Mays is a C4 plant and as such can photosynthesis at a phenomenal rate given the warmth and sunshine of midsummer Nebraska. Fertile soils and good fertiliser application mean that the plants can expand their leaves and extend their nodes ready for flower formation and filling the seed head later. Your work is so critical and it is encouraging to see you tackling it with so much enthusiasm.😀 Keep up the good work.

Laura, great video. I have the greatest respect for farmers. Cheers.

Oh my G...d MICE GO AWAY! LOL! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE FARM MICE Scared cat entertainment! Classic! Hilarious! Cheers from the ATL!

I live in Northern California agriculture area in the North Sacramento Valley. I had gotten a new microphone for my internet radio station. It took me about 2 weeks to figure where the low frequency noise was coming from that the microphone was picking up. Turned out to be an irrigation pump engine running nearly half a mile away.

8:45 The Drill: Drive to pivot. Refill drip oil. Check engine oil, fill as necessary. Start pivot engine. Scream and run away from mice while engine warms up. Turn on water and engage PTO. Check sprinkler heads and doubt math. Place rain gauge to check pivot yield. Repeat.

10:50 Mike Tyson of mosquito! Big hug from Italy!

Love your videos But please get guards for the pto shafts 🙏

Nice way to keep cool on a sunny hot day.

Just got rain on my farm in Central NY (south of Syracuse). Got a 1/2 inch this morning. We are over 2 inches short for the month, one of the driest Junes on record. Corn is struggling everywhere I look.

Your so cool , love how you just digg in and fix it .

she had my heart at using her pocket knife to firmly seat the battery cable on the post.

Go into town to the closest pet shop and ask if you can play with one of their mice for 10 minutes or so. Should make you less squeamish. Also gives you an idea for another episode. Minard's liniment for the mosquito bite. As soon as I heard the hiccup I said to myself, that isn't aquifer water. Hahaha!

I love drinking cold hose water but now I want to drink it from a pivot. 😄

13:08 just doing what farmers do, once me and my uncle had to take down the fuel tank and clean it out from some dirt that got in somehow, started right after dinner at like 7:30 finished at 1:30. Tho i slept really really good that night...

Old as dirt. (Good to see Grandpa out there - get him on camera.) Grew up on a farm in Iowa where we don't irrigate. Great videos, BTW! Good enough that you should get sponsorship from Nebraska FB, or even Nebraska Tourism. Geeky pivot questions - Does the engine also generate the electrical power for the system? What fuel does the engine burn? (diesel, LP, natural gas, fairy dust) How is the fuel delivered to the field? How deep are your wells? What kind of GPM are you pumping?

Great video keep up the awesome work, I love my well water 💧 it's perfect hits the spot every time.

Hi Laura, I see you from Spain more exactly from Seville I love farming and I think your farm is great, here in Spain agriculture is a little bit different and the field are not ass enormous as there

O zi frumoasa ca tine !

Very best work

Another Fine video!!!

I love mice & if someone came into your home & suddenly made a ruckus you'd flee too!!

There needs to be more people like you

What if you had a zip-tie with a thin rope tied to it to fix a few spigots without needed a full suit? When you kink the hose, slide the semi-tight zip-tie around the kink so it's not going to come undone. Then after you get done working on cleaning the spigot, step back several feet and yank the rope to pull the zip-tie off the kink. Might work, might be a waste of time, just a thought!

The thing I miss most from my childhood home is the ice cold well water in the summer.

Good thing Laura's dad's not around to turn all the start switches off🤣 ....By the way I think he might have planted the mice

What's the drip oil for? U are such a dork with the thumbs up all the time and that smile, love it! 👍👍 🤗

Hi. always work irrigation. a farmer who follows you from Switzerland. greetings. François.

It's hard to beat good well water 😊

Love Baxter!!

Nice again. Thanks.

A farmer...afraid of mice...is absolutely hysterical. But no worries, even Superman had his kryptonite.

Agree with comments on unguarded PTO shaft safety on this and some other of Laura's videos. With uneven and slippy ground and tripping hazards in the vicinity, very bad things can happen. At least she has her hair tied up fully in this one. Here in Ireland, while we do not need pivots, other PTO shaft applications have been a particular focus of farm safety inspections. As a dad, no way would I be sending my kid on that job in the dark of night, just piling up the risks. No doubt, I did similar stuff as a kid growing up in a farm myself but I had a few near misses and safety awareness and enforcement here has come a long way since then. Not putting a downer on the video content, it is very informative and her enthusiasm is infective. Just please be careful around unguarded moving parts and pressurized hoses and vessels. Get a body or head camera holder so you can use both your hands when operating the machinery.

Cool Beans ...!!

That mouse heard you talkin shit about it and popped out lmao

You're a star! Cant wait to see a million subs!

Love your videos. Sometimes I wish I'd become a farmer but the farming landscape in Iceland is far different than to the USA. Guess I'm up for hire :P I just want to drive diesel trucks and tractors. I am so envious of your line of work. You should try Iceland Glacier Water, I guarantee it's fresher.

No inglés pero tus gestos ayudan a entender ... Miedo a los ratones jajjaa

The spring next to my house in the West Virginia mountains is pretty good. Spring water is the best :) Keep up the good work kiddo!

I never knew Nebraska was that arid!

Great video

Work, weather, maintenance, work , weather, work . Thanks for our food !

Those pit vet are nice to have

Poor little sweet mouse being terrorized by big, mean hooman.

Looks like some survived the hail

Nice work, the wather seems soo good

WE LOVE PIVOTS!!!! There's a sentence i never expected to say out loud...

Nice warm day, I would choose the shower over the sweatbox of a rainsuit.

Geeeezzzelesssss! Even pivot-motors are V8 in the U.S. of A? Oh man, I so need to go there...

Corn is looking Awesome..

that's like a Farmers Badge that bite

Hi from the UK 🇬🇧

I would Love To Have some of thst Water !!!

Wat up, great video.. and crops looks mint.