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Top Farmers on YouTube
Feb 28, 2025
By Farms.com

Stories about farm life, from fieldwork and livestock care to machinery maintenance and crop harvesting

Farmer vlogs are popular, with the top farmers on YouTube welcoming large followings and millions of views on their YouTube videos.  These YouTubers share everything from fieldwork and livestock care to machinery maintenance and crop harvesting, giving viewers a firsthand perspective of farming.  

Many of the video bloggers also share the challenges and rewards of continuing family traditions while adapting to new technology and techniques.  Their videos often blend practical knowledge with personal stories, offering both entertainment and education to a wide audience interested in the agricultural industry.  

These vlogs help bridge the gap between rural and urban communities, fostering a deeper understanding of where our food comes from.

Enjoy these 8 farm YouTube vloggers who represent very different types of farming.    

Top photo: Getty/Shironosov


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