Thanks from your “Grandparents on the other side of the family” 😂 We sure enjoyed our special time with you and Grant last night. Your Papa Rich did an awesome job on those steaks! Your video was very good. How on earth can you back up so perfectly every time???😮 I struggle just to back out of our garage! Sweetie Pie, you are multitalented! I love ❤️ you! Grammy

Your grandpa 🙏🙏🙏 . Enjoy your farm videos keep them coming good job.

Like your music. I consider anything I'm driving broken if I can't hear music from my radio. Love rock. Also, like your eight thousand series Deeres; and I have driven them myself many times .Farming vicariously through you I can almost feel the controls at your right hand, hear the engine, smell the diesel fumes, etc. My loader tractor - 175 Allis Chalmers - did not have a cab; and moving bales in the winter was miserable. You're still doing great with the videos. - Leeser driver and Missouri farmer , Doug.

I,m sorry to hear about your grandpa hope he gets well soon

I really hope that many young girls subscribe to your channel (and I’m sure they do). I can not imagine a better role model for them than you. You are simply an amazing and really wonderful person. Continue your great job and all my best wishes to you and your husband. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊

Good Job, laura wilson. Picking up the hay bails up.....

Prayers are being lifted HIGH.

Sending prayers your grandpa . Hope He makes a full recovery .

2:28 Laura adopts the Mike Mitchell interrogation technique. Best wishes to papa Kurt for a quick recovery from Ireland 🇮🇪.

Prayers for Grandpa!!. Got you beat on Mileage: 2004 Ford F250 560,000 miles on a 5.4. Runs great with no rust in West Michigan.

Tractor looks even cooler in the snow!

Laura , slow down on those snowmobiles , don’t want you to get hurt or worse , cause we love your Videos! Prayers for your Grandpa hope is doing ok.

Watching new video today happy weekend 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏✌✌✌

Love how you two find joy in hard work......

I love that worried look on Laura's face when she thought the drone was going to hit the window of the tractor.

Prayers out to your grandpa

I luv seeing U n Grant stick. Good stuff real stuff. Soon as I can get email thing stuff n figure out i want n subscribed. I love ur dad he reminds me of mine. Awsome u in school.I like Grant n ur dad.!! N Tractors! N farm n everything. Good to see folks dat farmers saying hello.!! LNG msg I apologize. Uall just make my day

Showing those skills Grant.

Seeing your videos here gives me the feeling that there are still spots on this earth where madness has not yet moved in.

Praying for your grandpa Curt Carlson and also for Carla. Well Wishes from Kentucky. We miss Hamilton co. NE

Laura just keeps on smiling! Even when things go a slightly wrong! Awesome!! 👍👊

Just another fun day at Laura Farms

Prayers for your grandfather

Sending prayers to your grandpa

A truck that starts is always a good truck.

Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Grandpa Kurt. I’ll be prayin’ for him🙏

It is still fun to watch the enthusiasm you bring to your job. I hope u can keep that throughout your life!

Prayers for grandpa Kurt hope he feels better.🙏😷

In Mississippi, it's stawlk, not stock, but cows don't know the difference. Have fun!

I have some advice on the getting stuck issue. I have seen Grant turning around against the lower spots headed down hill against an embankment, especially when pulling trailer which causes more drag. Don't do that! Pull away straight ahead past the low spot first (or just don't drive into that low spot to begin with) and then turn around GRADUALLY on flat ground whenever possible with a large radius maintaining momentum (forward motion), not cutting the front wheels hard. It is when you have the front wheels turned hard it makes the vehicle plow it's way downward and bottoms out (hung up we call it). Any vehicle moves easiest when travelling in a straight line but drags the most while it's turning. When stuck, straighten out the front wheels and pull straight ahead because if you don't your front wheels literally become plows and will load/bog down the effort and make the back wheels dig in and the axle/differential hangs up too. Always maintain as much forward motion (speed) as safely possible while on soft ground. Rock the vehicle back and forth by reversing and back to forward straight ahead or straight backwards to get enough momentum to power out of the rut and do not turn until back on solid ground. I'm a Kentucky boy and know how to drive around in the deep clay mud and snow and can make it with two wheel drive. My father served 8 years in Alaska during the Korean war and got around in a two wheeled drive car with manual transmission. He taught me well. Also, lower the tire pressure if you have no other choice and are stuck way far away from help. Tires that are lower in air pressure roll much easier and will float on top of the dirt and not dig in like fully aired up tires do. Let them down to 20 PSI and that will get you unstuck. Then drive slowly back home then air them back up again. I always carry around a good quality 12 volt air compressor and tire gauge in my truck. All farmers and off roaders should. Also invest in some real mud tires like super swampers!

Prayers for Grandpa

Sure would like to see the snowmobile footage Laura dear !

You can pick up 4 bales at ones if you can line them up and pierce them right in the middle. First pick up two the conventinal way. Put them down, slide them next to each other. Row up four really close. Pierce them high in the middle.

Girl, you handle that tractor like a pro!

Sending prayers for your grandfather, mine just got out of the hospital from a two week stay, lots of people praying for him, he has to take it easy for a few more weeks and you can imagine that’s hard to get an old farmer to do but I’ll just make him watch me from his truck seat! God Bless you all!

Hope your grandpa makes a speedy recovery 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you Laura. 🇺🇸👍🏻

I was young once and feeding cattle. My wife was from Flordia and I could not make understand do not slow down when you see a drift, speed up, and hit it hard. Oh well, we were young and in love. February 23 will be 48 years and still praising God for bringing us together.

Hope your grandpa makes a nice recovery, tell him that we all wish the best!

I'm glad you are still in school. Stick with it Laura.

Take it easy on the snowmobiling speeds on uncertain ground. One of my friends up in Ohio always drove his at such ridiculous speeds and he nosed/stuck his into a ditch and it catapulted him off of it. He spent 6 months in the hospital (broke his neck and back) and had to learn to walk all over again. I say the same about people driving 4 wheelers the same way. I know that it's fun but it is also dangerous because you have no protection during a crash.

Hope he feels better soon Laura farms.

You and grant are a awesome couple keep farming girl

Grant a very lucky guy to have you, your very sweet person, always bubbly and happy- prayers for gran parents

First loop the tow strap over the receiver, make a half twist and let it slide up against the ball and it will not pop off.

Truly love you kids.

YOUR OLD TRUCK HAD A 986 PHONE NUMBER,THAT WAS OUR PREFIX IN BOWLING GREEN ,IND...IN LATE70S.

We love you too Laura! Definitely will keep Grandpa Kurt in my prayers, hope by the time I viewed this he is feeling better, especially since it was several months ago that you made this video. I'm a new fan, just found you on KZfaq a few days ago. I work part time for a farmer in southwest Missouri.

Heh Laura. Sending positive thoughts and 'get well soon' wishes to your Grandpa. Keep up the good work !!

I'm sending best wishes to your Grandpa and keeping him on our prayers all the way from Brazil

Everything on the farm is more fun in snow, well some things. Hope the Boss Man gets well soon.

Prayers for Grandpa Curt...

Hello from Germany, I am so sorry to hear that about your grandfather. I hope he is getting well soon. Stay save and healthy!

Grandpa is in our prayers for sure...

Prayers for you Grandpa. Seriously, with a tractor that size you should be carrying a minimum of 4 to 6 bales a trip. Love watching your videos.

prayers for your grandpa

Stay warm. 👍👍🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

I miss the good life, being from G.I., NWHS, Grad, but left many years ago. Awesome to see a Central Nebraska family working hard! Keep it up.

Always happy to see you Laura You can keep the cold and that white s@@@ up north Tractor I'll take anyday Anyway stay warm and wish you all well

Prayers for your Grandpa. Always fun moving bales around.

Same weather like in Germany, but my tractor has no cab :-(

Grandpa Kurt is in my prayers, Laura

Here in Ireland we call that spikey thing on the back of the tractor a "Bale Handler" ! We usually move the bales to a corner of the field or take the bales out of the field not too long after harvest, either covered in the field or stack them three to four high in barns because so much rain over the winter they would begin to rot.

Prayers for your G pops from the other side. Hope he gets to feeling better soon.

Putting on a show and getting the work done :D!! Many prayers for grandpa and anyone else that needs it!!!

You just having too much fun 😊😊😊

That artic cat is an easy fix. Just chain the back to a pickup and then hook a come along to another truck and winch it back into shape. I have done it before and it works like a charm.

Good job on everything that you've done so far. Really very proud of you and I'm definitely keeping grandparents in my thoughts and prayers. Stay safe ❤

Laura you make that Tracker look good :)

Please.... Even though there has been very little snow in my area, over a dozen sled deaths have occurred in my south eastern Ontario area. Yes people who live in Toronto own sleds... I have no intentions on on visiting Nebraska any time soon, and lets keep it that way.... This is my suttle way of saying slow down AND STAY SAFER....!

Prayers for your grandfather!

Can't stop won't stop!

Hello Laura and Grant, all the best to you both and the family 👪

Cool video Laura. Hope your grandpa gets better. Prayers and love from your friends in northern Wisconsin

💖🙏 for Gandpa !! Love you and your videos !!

Prayers for your grandpa.

You guys are so cute together, been great to see your channel grow over the last year

Hope granddad gets well soon

"With a long pokie thing!" 😂 You are so cute! Have a great weekend! 😘😘

Great job picking corn stalk bales Grant

Praying for your Grandpa! Love your videos!

Wise decision on staying in the cab.

At least it's never a dull day with you two lol

Please pass on to your family, prayers for you Grandfather. Be well and safe...Ohh to be young and getting stuck still being an adventure.

Very good video thanks for your time and effort to do the video

As on of your first 30,000 we love to watch every episode and we love your attitude towards life! Keep them coming and it was great to see you and your dad on tv. My wife and myself have learned so much watching y'all. Hoping to start a channel about cooking on my blackstone griddle this summer. If you ever get to the St.louis area give us a holler.

Firstly, very Sorry to hear your gandfather is not well laura...best wishes from the UK for him I do hope he gets well soon...!!it is worrying times...!! You actually manage to make hauling bales sound ummm exciting..??😁 l assume that by the time you bale the maize (corn)stem it is dry ? I did do that once here but had to wrap it ..which was entertaining..as it kept puncturing the plastic...I'd like to try again but intreagued by the fact you don't need to wrap it...it must be like straw..? Wonder if it could be done without removing the cob....it'd think maybe some good tyres maybe required for the winter for the truck...or a good driver..😉..you need to give the old Red truck a little mechanical love as that is definitely a keeper !!!...I'd love it here..it looks really cool as it is...do you preheat any of your vehicles before starting ?..mine don't like starting from cold here so ocasionaly on the older stuff I give them just a little sniff of the yellow can.. (easy start ) it's good stuff but don't overdo it as it dry out the pistons n stuff so needs a little oil with it sometimes and too much makes the engine knock ...but used it for years and it's a life saver in emergency....we just still keep getting rain my meadows are still flooded and top land saturated...now due to get cold with the wet...keep smiling as it helps lift the spirits ...you two keep safe and well...best regards Greg.uk.

Brrrrrr....good vid Laura....hard worker props....oh yeah Grant too.

That's a 5-star title right there 👍

You youngsters be careful playing in the snow. Hope grandpa Curt gets well soon. Me and Grandpa Curt are the same age so I understand his issues.

Sending prayers

I don't know, GameStop is looking pretty good. lol

Too bad the old Ford wouldn't start...i love that truck!!! Prayers for your grandpa from us here in Maine!!

Hope big boss man gets well soon

As always, you two are great. My prayers for your grandpa.

Looks like frosted shredded wheat 😂😎

U should have moved those bails before it snowed but live and learn I say at lease u got heat in tractor

Sorry to hear about your grandfather prayers your way

Good luck on Snowmobiles guys.

You make me laugh! Thanks.