Hey Chris, it’s great to see farmer Chris in a real life setting of cutting green stem beans under a tree line. Couldn’t be a worse situation. In case anyone is wondering, those wiper blades cost $186.12 from John Deere, we just replaced one. Safe harvest everyone.

Been wondering how farmer Chris was getting along with harvest praying for everyone a safe and a very prosperous harvest thanks for sharing

This was a great insight into the life on the land, and how such a little thing like a stick/hot belt can cause so much damage. It’s always great viewing when the you tubing crew (Mike, Chris & others) get together to share stories and laughs. Thanks guys.

I grew up on a cattle ranch, but I have always respected the farmers and their ingenuity and dedication to bring in the harvest, just to turn around and start over again.

Thanks for feeding us Farmer Chris 🙏

Thank GOD for Farmers ALL Around the World including here in the United States. 🇺🇸 Products you Grow/Harvest allow both Humans and Animals to Survive. 👍🙏

Well, a clogged up combine is bad, but when you find the clog was caused by a 6 foot rattlesnake, that's still rattling, that's when it gets intense. (Also, riding on top of that combine in that field, Dirt Perfect became "Perfectly Dirty.") Good to see Farmer Chris, always appreciate his sense of humor.

Nice vid Chris - Farmer Chris is a particularly good guy and one helluva hard worker. Great to see the camaraderie between professionals! I know you leave with tremendous respect for his world as he has for you and Mike.

My Grandpa was a deacon in his church...The only time I ever heard him cuss. He was lying under his combine, removing a trap door for who knows how many times that day. He had just gotten a whole face full of dirt/dust and didn't know I had walked back to the field. God Bless Our Farmers!!

Hats off and much respect to Farmer Chris and his fellow farmers. It because of them and their hard work that we have food on our tables. 🥰👍

You make good entertainment when your with dirt perfect Aron farmer Chris well done 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Lol. Got to admit, that's the first time I have ever seen a soy bean harvest up close and personal! Enjoyed the education. Thanks guys!

Always great to see Farmer Chris - harvesting time busy and hopefully productive. Made this old farmers daughter and wife happy to see - thanks Farmer Chris (LetsDig18). Good to see you having an enjoyable break.

I always wanted to see a combine working from the cab. Thanks Chris Chris and Mike

Love seeing the flag wavy in all its glory! Thanks for the video! 👍👏✨😍❤🇺🇸

We just got done with harvest today. 3000 acres in 31 days. Nothing more satisfying than the feeling you get when you're done.

Good video. It's good to know farming is hard work even with good equipment. It's not all sunshine and smiles.

That was Kool hanging out with Farmer Chris. 👍🏻

Proud to see our FLAG waving, farmer Chris! ❤👍🇺🇲 Thanks for the education, LD18 and DP! Cool 😎 🚜

This just reaffirms my belief that farmers are the best custodians of the land and us non-food producing people owe y'all a big debt of gratitude.

This was a different video than I was expecting today but I still liked it. I grew up farming and I watch a lot of farming videos. I like seeing the newest farming technologies and the different ways farmers work their ground and harvest their crops compared to the equipment that was available back in the 60s, 70s and 80s when I was farming. Farm technology has come a long way in the last 60+ years.

Back in the day the farmer would have to cut a sample hopper and draw some beans out and take them to the farm scales shack where they had a moisture meter to see if they could cut that day! This combine does it for them, that’s awesome technology Chris! So much improvement over the years. Thanks again for sharing this video Chris! Take care brother! I enjoyed it!

When you & Mike are together & film, I have a grin the size of California across my face. This was a different video but, I like watching a hard working man do his honest job. And it's wonderful that the combine helps figure out the information Farmer Chris needs to do his job of helping feed the world. I'm not a farmer, never wanted to be one, but I have done the work and I understand the life and I really appreciate it. Thanks, Chris and Mike, for the fun and interesting video.

Different kind of video for you but one that's appreciated. I'm not a farmer, but I follow several farming based channels on KZfaq, it's fascinating to me. As others have said - we owe farmers a lot of thanks for the work they put in for the food we eat.

its always great to see farmer chris and him working the fields thanks for taking us along. cheers.

Really appreciated this video. Showing the farming side of your area taught me some of the things I didn't really know much about. Great filming from you both!

That combine is huge from the front view! That computer technology is amazing! See farmer Chris is cutting soybeans by himself, we had 5-6 combines cutting but the cutter heads range from 18 foot most of them and if you were lucky you could afford a 24 foot head! Thanks for sharing Chris!

That was beautiful seeing our AMERICAN FLAG waving in the breeze !! And the blue sky and popcorn white clouds behind the flag 😊😊 !!! Thanks to ALL FARMERS cause if they don't plant we don't EAT !! GOD BLESS YALL AND OUR COUNTRY 😊😊.......

Did you know that in the U K you cannot walk around with an open English flag . If you are going to protest it has to be rolled up and while you are at the protest you can fly your flag then when the protest is finished it has to be rolled up again so it doesnt offend anyone . Thats what I love about America there is flags everywhere .

Definitely a nice change of pace for Chris Letsdig18's channel. A day in the harvest season life of his Bud Farmer Chris. With Mike Dirt Perfect along on a visit from Indiana. Nice episode to watch while I'm eating my dinner.

Hey Chris // Mike // Farmer Chris & Robert !!!! Thanks for the ride around in the combine & the Drone footage !! 🙃😉😊👍👍👍👍👍 Lots of planning & work go into bringing farm products to the store shelves for sure !!! Hey Chris ,, Farmer Chris could use your mulcher on the ground bridge for sure !! HAHA 🙂🙃😉

Thanks to Chris ,Mikey for the action videos,Farmer Chris for letting Chris capture what goes on . If only there was a machine like this that could remove and process all the stuff that Chris has to clear with the bulldozer and excavator,a massive mulching head imagine that

I'm a sucker for heavy equipment. And great operators. I watch Mike Less film all the combines. A lot of information in that cab. Great job Farmer Chris. Maybe the landowner will do better to help you before next year.

I was wondering what the blower system did! It’s nice how farmer Chris explained the blower system and how it works!

We never raised bean, but oats could get almost that dusty. Throat dust was sooo d*mn itchy!! I need a shower now because I’m feeling itchy!! I hope,for the sake of the fellas, that bean dust isn’t so itchy!! 😂😂 Thanks for sharing!

Thoroughly enjoyed that. Thnaks for bringing Farmer Chris to those who may not know about him. Great video Chris, thanks.

Best rabbit hunting I’ve ever done was off a combine, when I was a kid in Mississippi.

My farming background has to do with fabrication and conversion of old tractors and equipment to standard parts. One year, I helped a farmer bring in the Fall harvest. He had a huge list of JD equipment that was designed to fail after 2 seasons. I coined the phrase, Nothing Breaks Like a Deere, because of that insane 4 months of harvest. The needle bearings for the PTO input shaft took the cake! The fertilizer augers on the corn planter would pit and oxidize after one planting. The combine head lost a bearing during the soybean harvest and we had the mess of removing the soybean dust before lighting the torch! I learned that JD spends 90% of their engineering time making sure their parts are totally unique and impossible to convert to standard parts. The depth they went to was enough for me to never want to use their equipment again! If JD could, they would create their own fastener sizes and unit of measures. Their belts are pure insanity, always 2 feet longer than needed. JD is green and yellow to blend in with the fields when they break down! That way most can't see the farmer cussing and selling his kids for tractor parts!

Soy bean harvest time ,Chris what a great change of pace doing grain harvesting on farmer Chris's farm as you know Mike and Arron from dirt perfect did a huge amount of tile work on farmer Chris's fields keep them drained and dry so they could plant Good Video Chris and mike always enjoy the two of you working together

Chris great to see you with Farmer Chris! He’s quite the gentleman! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

I miss the days of working the farm with my dad and granddad. Thanks for the video and a little flashback to my childhood.

Imagine, 50 years ago there were no closed dust free cabines... Only a towel or a hanky... Nice informative video!

Great to watch the farmer Chris and Chris show he's as rare as logger Wade lately

I have a great deal of respect for farmers. Costs have increased tremendously but productivity has also gotten better. The other side of the gradually lessening coin value, is grain prices not keeping pace. At least a mixed farm has several income streams. Thank you for feeding me, you are appreciated.

Fill up that new sallow farmer Chris...keep an eye on those compost hills. Yea remember when they just self decided to fire themselves up in the dead of winter. Than you Chris(LetsDig18)for drop by on our good good friend (farmer Chris). Always watching ,hit that like button when you first start watching, so not to forget. 👍⭐🇺🇸GoTeamLetsDig19🇺🇸⭐👍

Thanks for sharing this , it was very interesting to see how the farm machinery is working !!!!

👍 Good to have at least one buddy that's plumb loco, DP is definitely there.

I spent many a summer riding in my grandpa’s old 60’s Case 960 cutting wheat and then in the fall cutting soybeans, that old machine had cut probably millions of acres in its time and was finally retired when grandpa passed on in 96….Wheat harvest was always my favorite and everytime it comes time for them to start cutting out here in Kansas I miss Grandpa and and riding that on old red Case combine!

Impressive ! Great shots appreciate the education.thanks to all you guys.

They are doing the same thing here in Western Ky. right now !! They are getting the Corn, and Beans in everywhere around here !! Great as always Chris !! Have a great Evening , And, On too the Next !!

Modern technology, 35 foot cutter header is huge compared to when I was working for the farmers! Back in the day the cutter heads largest was 24 foot and back then that was huge because we had to travel the roads between each field and, you talking about remove the cutter head and load it on a special cutter head trailer and move to the next field! Farmer Chris has huge fields and it looks like they’re connected to each other!

Nice to see all of you farmers provide for all that must of bin a blast 👍👋🇨🇦

The farm complex, San River Farms, had corn planted across the road from me and I get to watch them harvest from my front porch. Lots of semis full of silage, and then they harvested a field of peanuts up the road.

Grateful to farmer Chris and thank you for the video. Take a lot of that for granted. Good to be reminded how hard they work❤❤❤❤

This was an interesting change of pace. Good to see Farmer Chris in your video. I agree with some others, farming has changed a lot over the last 60 years or so. I have logged many, many hours shoveling corn cobs out of a truck and into a sheller. Thanks.

I am very much entertained by this video. Especially the batter between the Chris's

It's tough combining when the beans are laid over.

Hey it has the Crary wind system on it. I used to make those before moving on to bigger and better things

Thanks for the ride along with Farmer Chris 🙋‍♀️💖🇨🇱

Damn…. that’s one that if using an oil bath for an air cleaner.. at the end of the day you probably have paste rather than oil… and we tease mikey about dirty windows… Still, a glimse into the life of Farmer Chris..

That was pretty damn interesting episode, cool, very cool.

Really interesting video!! You guys are a hoo are! Love the narrative and inside the cab shots! 👏🏻👍🏻🍀

Thank you guy’s, you have us laughing along with you all. Great video.

Chris the did not show something . In the CASE IH combine , the headers can be tilted ie lifted one side inorder to Not hit like a fence post or Mail box as you moving fields . Nice seeing you experiencing the combine game . He chugged it and thats what its all about . Imagine doing all that around past midnight in the TX Panhandle .... Great clip

do you think Farmer Chris forgot to mention how itchy soybean dust can be? The way you guys just stood there, I think he did.

Looks like you had a great time with Mike's crew.

awesome content as always.thanks for sharing and taking us along

The Cary Wind System is very popular for bean heads.

We drove through eastern North Carolina on Saturday after spending the week at Emerald Isle, lot's of soy beans yet to be harvested!

Wednesday is SOYLENT GREEN DAY! 😱😁😝🤪🤣👍👍🇺🇲

Loved the video Chris! Never a fun time when the beans are lodged like that.

It’s good to see you go for a ride with farmer Chris he seems to be a good ole bit live a few hours northwest of there.

Two Deere in the same week? What’s up with that?

Land sakes, no wonder combine fires are a real concern round this time of the year. Seems like for every bushel of beans it comes with two of chaff. How then that chaff just settles into every horizontal surface, or pocket. Blow the machine off and remove a few hundred pounds of junk off the sprung weight. Of course it never was said that harvest was a clean affair or that farming in general was white glove work. Hat's off to you good farmer Chris, your harvests henceforth be bushel busting, the rain fall when needed, rows straight equipment not fail in the pinch. Keep it safe and rubber side down.

Looks like Farmer Chris needs an adjustable top and a lid to add volume and protect it from rain between harvest and truck.

Bless our farmers. Cool video - I'm going to share it with my favorite KZfaq farm family @ONeillFamilyFarms.

Very interesting. In the UK we have ‘ Harry’s Farm’ , which is weather, politics,weather, chemicals, weather, machinery and occasionally, solar.

Very cool out with farmer Chris, Chris did you learn anything about farming from the master great video thanks Chris and Robert

Looking like fun fun farmer chris having to concentrate more next to them trees 🌳

Interesting to see the differences and simularities between Chris and my wife's cousin harvesting beans this year in South Dakota. I rode shotgun in the grain cart tractor which Chris doesn't use.

Chris, you and Zach @millenialfarmer are my two main channels on youtube. I did a hard double-take when I saw the thumbnail with your channel under it!!!

It's not surprising a not insignificant number of soybean harvesters go up in smoke every year when you see all the dust & dry brash produced. Odd that articulated trucks (semis) in the US(80,000lb) are lower rated weight wise than here in the UK(97,000lb). Fascinating to see the technology available these days to record yield per field etc. Great video Chris (& Chris).

As a poor farmer's kid, what we would have given for modern equipment! not money...cuz we had none! Just broken equipment! but im not bitter... nope not at all. need to call my therapist.

You guys(Chris and Chris) were having too much fun!! Lol

Thought I was watching MN Millennial Farmer, Cole the Cornstar or Welker Farms for minute! ;) [Edit] Can't forget Larson Farms too!

Hi everyone its Tuesday morning here and very cold spring morning ❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂

This is likely the only harvest video from you. Like to see something different, that's what vacation is for😊

Isn’t hat dust explosive if I a confined space

That’s a lot of beans. Fast food hamburgers.

Thanks for the great shots DP!! Good video!!

That is just as dusty as harvesting dry corn for feed. Thanks for the video

Really enjoyed this video bro, first time watching farmer chris in his combine. I see millennial farmer has vid up so my next video me thinks. Safe travels. Ken.

I thought this was a Bobby Goodson video with that intro music!

Tell Farmer Chris, we miss his videos…..good to see him

It just shows Chris your a gentleman, from lreland 😊

Good morning Chris❤😊

NICE SEEING FARMER CHRIS AGAIN THE MAN WITH MANY HATS 😊😊😊

Yep, it's definitely dusty work harvesting beans. Itchy too. Don't scratch it you'll just make it worse.

I really enjoyed that.. Thanks for sharing..

you should include more of these farming videos.