where cooper lives now is right on a highway and he hasn't driven his truck for for basically all summer so he figured he should probably put some miles on it put a bunch of work into it and stuff no point just having it sit in the shed so he's gonna bring it home gotta take some pics for the gram oh he might be taking a tick tock getting the angles in there how'd you run last night we ended up getting two inches of rain a beautiful rain we absolutely needed it for the soybeans it's gonna help fill the pods on top of the beans instead also filling out the last of the corn and putting nice test weight on this a couple months ago ron our bulldozer excavator guy came out to this field here this is the field around dad's and that's the hansen farm over there and he piled a bunch of the trees that we had stacked on the edge of this into piles and so we need to get those lit because this corn is going to be changing very soon as we can see the bottoms of it already starting to turn a little brown here and this is just going to get crispier and crispier all the way up the plant so i'm going to take the bobcat out into the field here i got some red gatorade that strangely smells like diesel fuel we're gonna get these lit these piles are in any other field i really wouldn't care too much other than them being kind of an eyesore to look at but right here we are right along the edge side of a creek so when this floods it would pick these piles up bring them downstream and it would plug a bridge about a mile down the road i don't need to make my neighbors more mad at me than they already get so we're just taking care of this now doggy there's some heat in that one
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