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I appreciate it! Thanks for tuning in!

Hi, that could be a good idea! Since we only had a small field, and all the weeds were taller than the Lupins. I would be curious to test one out! Thanks for the suggestion, and I’m glad you enjoy them! I really appreciate the compliment !

It did a pretty decent job actually! We were seeding it pretty heavy as we wanted to make sure we filled in those gaps so the weeds wouldn’t take over, and it did just that! I’m not sure if we got much yield from it but definitely better than the alternative! Hopefully I touch on it in a future video. If we had to do an entire field I might not be singing the same tune! Thanks for the comment!

Wow! That’s very cool! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!

It works great, holds about 400 bushels, so not ideal if you have lots of grain to dry. The year before I started was a super wet fall and Randy was drying grain for 3-4 months straight! It currently needs a bearing so hasn’t done any drying lately.

Yield was around 50 bushels/acre…kind of our average.

Thanks so much! And you’re pretty bang on with everything you said there… some of these low spots were created 4-5 years ago when we had record rainfall…last year it was a very dry summer/fall so we were able to work up some areas that hadn’t been since that rain, in hopes of being able to seed it the following spring. There are also ruts left, usually from the sprayer, that can be quite massive as Jeff likes to drive straight through everything! And we’ve also had our share of issues with the new seed drill we used in the spring! There were a couple strips that didn’t get seeded which resulted in solid patches of weeds for entire lengths of the field. Had to disc those up too!

I can certainly picture in my head what you mean! Something I’ll have to look into, thanks for watching!

​@@Soupaloop16Thank you! I appreciate your videos. Very interesting to see what goes on

Yes, that is the way we do the majority of the canola. We did have a couple fields that we didn’t pre cut and just went right in with the combine and thrashed it. My latest video actually shows that in fact! Thanks for the question, hope that answers it!

I think so too, thank you!

Thank you! We try and fix as much as we can!

Thank you so much!

Welcome sir

Wish we could help you, but we have lots of drivers!

@@Soupaloop16 thank you sir take care good bless you

I would love to buy a new Lexion! They’re beautiful but maybe a few years down the road! This 760 was great but only a demo for us…5-6 years old and still a half million dollar price tag $$! Pockets aren’t deep enough! Also I am a year behind so this is 2022 footage, still a few weeks away from harvest this year! Appreciate the comment though, thank you!

That’s awesome, glad you enjoyed it, and thank you!

We are a bit north of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Thank you! We swath some fields to finish the crop so it starts drying down, or we might want to save that field for seed, some we swath just because of their location and it’s harder to get a combine with the 35 foot straight cut header into the field. Timing and location are big factors for us, it’s also sometimes just a decision between Jeff and Randy on what the better option is.

We’ll have to try it again this year! The next video is the best one I could get of the sunflowers, I feel like it was windy every day that fall!

Sorry Randy! Been slacking! I’ve got plenty coming though!

Thanks Randy, glad you enjoy them! We’ll plant some more sunflowers this year too!

Haha I’ll have to google that one Randy!

Haha oh don’t worry, those beauties survived!

Haha well we found out pretty quick it’s tough to steer in the wet muddy spots! Otherwise it pulls great, and it’s a smooth ride, floats nicely over soft ground.

Haha only Deeres getting stuck this time!

Wow, sorry I didn’t see this, I’m new to the tube! We sprayed the hemp with roundup. It was actually kind of a test that the hemp farmers wanted to try. It was their last field that year so they wanted to see if it would help the hemp dry down faster. It did not help.