A stray called Trashbag wanders onto a Nebraska corn farm, then goes home
The dog that turned up at Laura and Grant's place has been reunited with her own family, and the farm's one new video tells the whole story.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Will This Stray Dog Change The Farm FOREVER?
Who was the dog? For a few days, she was the newest hand on Laura Farms. Laura and her husband Grant, who are in their seventh year of growing corn and soybeans in Nebraska, took in a stray, and "Will This Stray Dog Change The Farm FOREVER?" follows what happened next. The description gives the ending away: the dog the couple nicknamed Trashbag is back with her family, and Laura writes that she will always have a special place in their hearts.
It was the channel's only upload of the week, and it passed 300,000 views on its first day. The comments run mostly on two tracks. Many viewers want to know what breed she was, and several guess a Great Pyrenees, a livestock guardian. Many others are already nudging the couple toward a farm dog of their own from a local shelter. Grant gets his own small fan club too, for fixing whatever the video asked him to fix.
The dog story is not working alone. "This Machine Could BREAK The Farm," from the first day of harvest 2026 (the description sums that day up as everything going wrong), is still pulling in viewers ten days on. And the whole channel is running at more than three times its usual daily pace, a jump bigger than one new upload seems to account for.
Among the outdoors and homesteading channels of a similar size, that pace is currently the quickest in the group, ahead even of Serkan Doğada and Madison Clysdale, who both had busy weeks of their own. Not bad for a farm that spent part of its week saying goodbye to a guest.
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What viewers say
A dog that chooses to adopt you knows the right people.
@Boodieman72See it on YouTubeYou could never make a better decision than to call her your own. A farm without a dog AIN'T a farm. 😊😊
@ronallen6578See it on YouTubeRescued animals make the BEST pets. They never forget how grateful they are to be with you.
@meon3wheelsSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Laura Farms right now
- Channel
- Laura Farms
- Subscribers
- 883,000
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 2, 2026
- Video views so far
- 444,148
- Views on its first day
- 313,124
The numbers
Here is how Laura Farms' week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
What is the capital of Nebraska, where Laura Farms grows its corn and soybeans?
Lincoln has been Nebraska's capital since 1867, even though Omaha is the state's largest city.



