Top 10 Farming YouTubers You Need To Know

Over the years the idea of what a “traditional farmer” is, has transformed pretty dramatically.  Nowadays there's a new generation of farming YouTubers that are busy vlogging about their day to day life and giving you an inside look into what life is like on their farm.  It's becoming common for farmers to have their own YouTube channels, where some of them even broadcast live directly from their tractor cab. Just by subscribing to these most popular farming YouTube channels, you can learn tons about farming, from equipment reviews to expert harvest advice. By vlogging their daily life on the farm, their goal is to inform people about the farming industry and get a conversation started. We pulled together a list of the top 10 best farming YouTube channels you should subscribe to, to get your farm fix on!

Top 10 Farming YouTubers

 

Millennial Farmer

557k subscribers



Millennial Farmer is a 5th generation family farmer based in West-Central Minnesota. With many people being misinformed about the farming industry, this Millennial Farmer wanted to show people the correct information. His hope was to be someone that people can relate to and trust as a reliable source of info when they question exactly where their food comes from. His goal is to build a strong connection between farmers and consumers by starting the conversation.  Millennial Farmer shares his day-to-day farming experiences, his opinions on certain topics, and visits other farms to better understand their business and farming practices. He's currently the number one name to know when it comes to farming YouTubers.

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Welker Farms Inc.

395k subscribers



Welker Farms is in North Central Montana and has been a family-run operation since 1912.  Third generation Bob Welker and his two sons Nick and Scott continue to carry on the family farm legacy. Welker Farms is a 10,000-acre farm that grows spring wheat, winter wheat, yellow peas, and lentils. Nick started the YouTube channel when he produced a video featuring the farm operation to celebrate 100 years of successful farming.  The channel has been a hit ever since and has been featured on the National Geographic Channel, RFD-TV, Progressive Farmer Magazine, Norwegian Magazine Tractor, and a Welker Farms Farming Simulator Map by Mappers Paradise.

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How Farms Work

266k subscribers



This YouTube Channel is dedicated to showing people who weren’t born and raised on a farm, what the farming life is all about.  You’ll get an inside look at events on the farm, regular how-to videos, and even the less glamorous daily responsibilities on the farm. How Farms Work is a family-friendly vlog that showcases beef and crop farms located in Southwestern Wisconsin.

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Cole The Cornstar

355k subscribers

Cole is a young farmer who spends his time growing crops and fixing things around the farm.  Although he may be young, he is filled with knowledge about agriculture. Cole, or “Cole the Cornstar”, is a 4th generation farmer located in Central Iowa. He is a great example of the new generation of farming YouTubers. Cole gives you a look into his day to day adventures with his family on the farm. He hopes to teach people what goes on during typical farming operations. His mission is to prove the American Dream is not dead and to be a megaphone for agricultural education and innovation. He discusses a wide range of topics, including technological advances in farming equipment to conservation practices.

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Our Wyoming Life

153k subscribers

This couple left life in corporate American to come back to Wyoming and help on the family ranch. Our Wyoming Life vlog features their ranch and their family.  Throughout the vlog, they give you an inside look into the workings of ranching and raising cattle. They also show you the gardening side and how they provide for their family growing produce and selling at the local farmer markets.

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Brian's Farming Videos

82k subscribers

Brian is a 4th generation farmer based in Southern Ohio. This farming YouTuber started his channel in 2018, to document memories and daily life on the farm. But ultimately it ended up evolving into a farm vlogging channel and a true passion project for Brian himself.  Now, he continues to educate and share with people the daily ups and downs that farmers and their families experience.

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Larson Farms

80k subscribers

Larson Farms is a 5th generation corn and soybean farm located in west central Minnesota. Their YouTube channel features videos that are equal parts entertaining and informative. Life is never dull on this family farm – whether you are searching for information on planting, spraying, or just plain looking for a laugh, you can find it on this channel. Established in 1918, Larson Farms has a ton of experience. Watch their videos on combine breakdowns, broken grain carts, and stuck sprayers to see how they navigate it all on their fun YouTube channel.

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Hartung Family Farms

26k subscribers

Hartung Family Farms is a 3rd generation, mid-sized family farm located in Preston, Iowa.  They raise corn, soybeans, alfalfa, goats, pigs, and chickens on their family farm.  Their goal is to provide some insight into how their operation runs, while also providing some beautiful videography with their 2 GoPros!

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Iowa Dairy Boys

18k subscribers

This vlog is run by a guy who shows what life is like on a dairy farm.  On their farm, they milk around 55 cows, along with growing corn, oats, and hay.  Believe it or not, that amount of farm work requires the daily use of all 5 tractors they own. Go subscribe and enjoy life on the dairy farm!

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Werner Farms

19k subscribers



Werner Farms is a family-owned and operated farm that was established in 1960 and is based in rural Hannah, Indiana. Currently, Werner Farms operates on 1,700 acres of corn, soybeans, wheat, and rye fields, along with 1,000 acres of custom harvest work. Keith Werner is the third generation of Werner Farmers and currently runs their social media. When you subscribe, you’ll get a day-by-day lesson on harvesting, and tips on everything and anything farming related.

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