Tim thank you for taki g time out of your life to share this with us. I am truley enjoying this harvest series and meeting your family. You seem to come from a great family This is also very educational to see and learn the behind the scenes of what goes on and what it takes to harvest the corn. God Bless!!!

Thoroughly enjoyed riding along with you two! Very informative. Farm girl from central PA here.

Very interesting video. We oftentimes take for granted just how hard our farmers work!

I just finished my last day at an elevator in southwestern Indiana on Friday after a year. I'll definitely miss loading drivers & trains, be safe out there brother.

Good video. I agree with Tom's views on making our markets better. Farmers, ranchers and fishermen are some of the greatest business people. If God doesn't bless their efforts then we don't eat. Bless you all.

Great to see these last 2 videos. They make me remember my days on the farm. Thanks Tim.

Has to be one of my favorite video series, seeing Tom and your Dad. Thanks for sharing, Tim!

This is one of my favorite videos that you've done. 👍

I knew I've seen that truck driving around before with a familiar face. Such a small world. Great videos and God bless.

Tim, Thank you for this episode. My Dad worked in the grain business for 40 years. Retiring from Indiana Grain (now ADM). My sister works in IT for the Corp office in Decatur, IL. We lost my Dad in 2014. This was a great episode to see some of the proccesses of sending grain to Market. Many improvements. His was a rail facility. I know you miss your Dad greatly, because I do also. God Bless and cherish that painting you recieved.

Really nice Kenworth there! Thanks a bunch for part two of the process! And many thanks to your brother for the info!

Brings back memories. I used to work at a grain elevator. Got my first trucking job while I worked there delivering bulk and bagged feed to farmers.

I have a couple of farmers in my extended family and for 3 years now have lived in Armington, IL among the beautiful corn and bean fields. Every day I gain more of an appreciation and understanding of the processes. Thanks to this video, I understand even more. I always wondered what was going on at the local elevator!

That brought back a lot of memories in the seventies in the 80s

Awesome video. I really enjoyed both of you guys' commentary.👍👍

Another good one very informative. I'm sure glad you took this opportunity to show us how that is done.

Great video. Very informative! I really look forward to and enjoy your videos.

I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing!

i love this video! you and your brother talking about farm life when you where kids is the best part of these videos. the farm never leaves you...thats for sure!

Sounds like a big cam Cummins. I've watched this video with my son many times. That truck is one of the best they made in my opinion, and even better a one owner

Great vid Tim Smile More God Bless Stay Safe Guys 👍

85 and still busting ass. Your dad is amazing.

Wow, I learned a lot, thank you for the video..stay safe and continue to be blessed.

Thank you for what you folks do!

Great educational video on the basics of hauling grain. Thanks!

Really enjoying these videos Keep up the great work

Holy crap! All my family lives in Olney. Hello from West Texas.

Small world we live in I haven't been to CGB over at Olney in a few years but I was hauling into Mt Vernon last week at Abengoa. Your brothers old anteater is a good looking truck!

I like these videos Tim. A lot of people have no idea where their food comes from other then the cans at the grocery store. It’s good to educate folks on the hard work that our farmers do on a day to day basis. Farmers are the folks who keep us fed, other than the folks who have small gardens of their own. Folks like your dad plant the crops, tend to them, harvest them and send them out into the country where we all consume them. People need to know these things. Then there are the cattle, hog and chicken farmers who do the same. If it weren’t for farmers more than half the nation would just starve. It’s not the 1800s anymore where each family grew their own and raised their own meat. Reminds me of a notice in the paper once from an anti hunter...it said that all the hunters should be ashamed of killing animals because there was no reason for it when you could just go to the grocery store and buy meat where no animals were harmed!😂 Now I saw the paper and the ad but I’m not 100% sure it was real however as I said there are those who have no idea where their food comes from. Thank you and your family for sharing just a brief part of what they do in a day. I live less than a mile from a family of farmers. They have roughly 3000 acres of farmland. They grow cotton, soybeans and corn and alternate each year in different areas. They also have very nice hay fields which they work as well. They are some of the hardest working men I’ve ever met and I’m sure yours are as well. Look forward to more as always!

Awesome video

Your family really seem to be some nice folks! I have really enjoyed you videos from the farm. I grew up on one myself but I have been away for a long time now, since my dad doesn't farm any more.

Fantastic video.

We need a ride in the grain cart!

Some of the best times i remember was trucking grain with grandpa . Riding on a D19 fender planting soybeans with a four row planter , I always say If you ate dinner today thank a farmer (got that from grandpa too )

That turbo on that KW sounds great😍😍

We have an elevator in my state of Michigan and they sell fert and grain as well. I LOVE IT

Great video!!

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing.

im a city girl thanks for doing these videos, I just found your channel and find them really cool.

Nice job Tim great video nice 18 wheeler my bud has 2 chevy 2 ton trucks and got where he could not keep up so he got a small 1 axle 18 wheeler and 1 axle trailer with a bottom unload i look for one day for him to go to a bigger truck ! he started out with 2 wagons ! but have a great weekend ! Curt :-)

Good video - very interesting.

Great video

Good job Tim,Thanks

Cool Stuff. Thanks for sharing

Super nice old rig.

Nice video tim and a lot of pop corn

Nice video!!! I'll be doing that soon. A couple of weeks lol

hey tim just saw my first few videos of yours. Im actually from mt vernon IN and work on a farm that farms in posey co and some of illinois by herald rd. We haul alot grain to cgb and valero as well. Great videos keep them coming

my father in a law does a lot of grain moving for farmers out of Illinois as well. that is all he does for a living!!

Tim very educating never was at elevator but a few around farm in central Wisconsin were small 100 to 150 acres PaK

Great video. My sister manages a dairy in Olney.

I work for MKC in Kansas and so it's nice to know about the harvest business and what all goes into it before it all comes through the elevator

So the truck is 32 years old now? … Wow, and still going!!!

Thank you!

Oh shit I used to work at Consolidated Grain & Barge(CGB) in Osceola, AR. I worked in their small facility and I loved the job. Now they've built a nice new huge facility there. When i worked there, the largest facility they had was in West Memphis, AR and it was amazing. They could store over 1,000,000 bushels, unload 4 trucks at one time, load 2 barges at one time. It was a pretty awesome set up. They had just get these new anti-dust things where the pits where so as you would dump the grain, a vacuum would suck up the dust and turn it into little bitty dust balls and drop them into the pit. The reason they keep the dust balls in the pit because when they weigh your load and you go and dump it..they are also technically buying the grain dust in the trailer too. Damn I miss job there...

You went past my house on the way to the elevator that day. Our family farm is off the road bout a mile & a half. It was started right after the Civil War. Barn was built in 1886 & the white house in 1891.

Видео супер молодец 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

keep up them video 12 out of 10

I like tom reminds me of my uncle

As a trucker I love how you didn't show the weight! Lol

Thanks for the video I enjoyed it. Seems like the weather is changing for the cold. Have you guys been getting a lot of rain this Harvest. Have a great evening

Again love Sir,.i do like your choice of Bible scriptures as it's so inspirational for our lives,. as an ex-farmer one can relate to your farming activities.

Thanks Tim ! Does the truck trailer actually dump ? Or did the driver have to detach at the facility ? Thanks

Corn is averaging $6.8-$7 a bushel as of 9-16-22, going to be a good year for farmers!!! FYI, this price is an all time high in history.

I have a question about the grain elevators- do all of them have a grain dryer there, and if so, does the wet grain come through a pipe straight from the bins, or is there always a surge bin/holding bin to guide the grain into the dryer?

When Tom said " we have been probed" what exactly did that mean? I saw the probe being used on the truck in front of you, but what are they checking? Moisture content? To make sure you are not trying tem a load of dirt?

jep that it is a belt with buckets and it is old no new systems yet it is so good :p

I'm located Western WI. Beans are ready. But corn in a week or so.

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Our elevator has us display a number on the vehicle and check the ticket on the exit scale.

Hi Tim, great video, quick question, how much does a driver like your friend makes per each trip?, thanks.

What city and State are you filming in? Just wanted to know reference. I'm over here in Georgia pretty close to some chicken houses. Second time watching and really enjoyed this vid too. When I was a kid (I'm old enough to be your Dad) I went to watch a 2 ton truck be unloaded in the pit. I was really impressed when they picked the whole front end up under the tires to speed the unload process. Of course when we the truck was let down it wouldn't start. LOL! It was an old gas model.

What kind of motor is in that.truck?

Was the probe checking moisture content?

why do they probe the corn in the trailer before unloading?,

Do they store any on the farm?

What are the yields this year , down there, ??

‘We have Been probed”

what is the probe for?

Thanks Tim not something you see every day unless your in that industry.

is this your family's farm or does you dad and brother work for marks i love these vids wish you were on the farm more

Who’s excited for squirrel season????!!!

Are these your brothers that is farming?

Tim, what happened to the land that you purchased?

i liked this one too-but hey.....u -forgot to show the gross weight back there-was u afraid of all them cheeseburgers-huh. wink-i know why-oh. just razzing u some. u should say to ur brother the top of his bunk and roof needs a good waxing job-lol. i liked the new style tarp -jeez-no more hand cranking-whats the world coming too-huh.

14:46: Colossians quote is off a bit, it's actually in chapter 3. Colossians 3:23 [23]And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;

I love how you reference scripture

AMEN! Do all to the glory of God- 1 Corinthians 10:31. Very educational video.

Do these older Trucks already have a/c?

lol! your mack is a kenworth

Sharp old kdub

That’s not a Mack, it’s a Kenworth T600

It's not any form of capitalism when the government mandates we must purchase a product to keep farmers growing too much of it.

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Ethanol nearly destroyed my engine. Now I have to neutralize the ethanol. What a waste of money. Let's feed the cattle here and stop putting it in our cars. Otherwise, fascinating video of the corn industry.

hi i like Jonny vidios more where is Jonny

No money in this

Great video!

Thank you!