What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Aircraft landed on a grass private field at pilot's residence. Aircraft departed the 3000 foot runway, through a soy bean field and into a ditch. The aircraft's propeller made contact with the elevated portion of the ditch, the nose gear was sheared at the lower shock strut, both (l&r) aft engine mounts broke, and the right wing outboard section sustained damage. The pilot indicated he wasn't used to flying with "heavy work boots" and feels when he applied the brakes, the right brake pedal was not fully engaged because his boot may have been contacting the side carpet area. Asymmetric braking caused him to veer to the left and off the runway.
As the FAA filed it
AIRCRAFT LANDED ON A GRASS PRIVATE FIELD AT PILOT'S RESIDENCE. AIRCRAFT DEPARTED THE 3000 FOOT RUNWAY, THROUGH A SOY BEAN FIELD AND INTO A DITCH. THE AIRCRAFT'S PROPELLER MADE CONTACT WITH THE ELEVATED PORTION OF THE DITCH, THE NOSE GEAR WAS SHEARED AT THE LOWER SHOCK STRUT, BOTH (L&R) AFT ENGINE MOUNTS BROKE, AND THE RIGHT WING OUTBOARD SECTION SUSTAINED DAMAGE. THE PILOT INDICATED HE WASN'T USED TO FLYING WITH "HEAVY WORK BOOTS" AND FEELS WHEN HE APPLIED THE BRAKES, THE RIGHT BRAKE PEDAL WAS NOT FULLY ENGAGED BECAUSE HIS BOOT MAY HAVE BEEN CONTACTING THE SIDE CARPET AREA. ASYMMETRIC BRAKING CAUSED HIM TO VEER TO THE LEFT AND OFF THE RUNWAY.