Iowa farmer’s YouTube videos have ‘blossomed into a pretty big thing’

Iowa farmer’s YouTube videos have ‘blossomed into a pretty big thing’

Carl Dodge of Masonville, Iowa

A growing number of farmers are using social media to help show the non-farming public how food is produced.  

Carl Dodge of Masonville, Iowa got started in the fall of

2018 when he produced a harvest video and posted it on YouTube to share with a

cousin in Ohio.

“And then, before I knew it, a hundred or two-hundred people had watched that first video and said, ‘hey, can you make one about grain carting, or can you make one about something else’,” Dodge says, “So I just started doing more and more, and it’s just kind of blossomed into a pretty big thing that takes a fair amount of my time now—but I really enjoy it though.”

Dodge says he’s up to about 15-thousand subscribers.

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