You are like a Teacher Mike I like the way you explain everything how you farm and how things work yesterday’s video on how to set up the screen was awesome
Keep doing what you’re doing! Grew up small town NB, was never able to work on my grandfathers farm or saw things in very small snap shots as a child I wish I could have farmed! Thanks Mike keep it up. No you no food!
In the 1960’s Mike Nelson in the famous SEAHUNT series taught me everything about the Ocean. 50 years later another great Mike is teaching me everything about farming broadacre fields. The real person, Lloyd Bridges was a legend. Mike and Ashtyn are cut from the same cloth. If you have never watched a Seahunt episode then I highly recommend it. A wonderful early television series.
Get a small "Barn Broom" or push broom would be a suggestion for getting a different broom that should work well for pushing the seed and minerals around.
When you said "It started slipping" it reminded me of John Michael Montgomery's song "Four Wheel Drive". If you haven't heard it - it's an entertaining tune.
I thought you are not supposed to touch the last step on yout cart stairs?! Great Video though, I really like the looks of your "northern tractor". Greetings from Germany.
Only advantage I see is maybe on headlands? Back the drill into a corner if you want to seed every piece of land. Other than that, I think it makes way more sense how mike has it so you can keep eye on everything.
Are you able to put some kind of vibration system on the bin like they have on winter salt spreaders so you won't have to stop and push the seeds down?
Been noticing when you film the drill from the cab and turn the camera depending on the angle one of the main frame tires will look larger then the other. Just a weird thing to notice. Keep up the videos!
,would it be possible to put a small vibrator like sand trucks use on that saddle tank. they make air, electric, and hydraulic ones. and youve got all of them right on cart.
Since you bought a tractor to leave down there you should buy a different drill to leave down like a morris seed master or seed hawk and do a comparison
Would be interesting to know how you seed in terms of the runs? Do you skip one line all the way to the other side and then skip one again all the way to where you started? Do you do headlands first or last?
Mike, you have a great camera, just realised that my laptop will play 4K Video, tried it and the picture quality is excellent (HP Envy 2018 MY) 18" screen.
Mike - Sorry if this has been discussed before. Why are the treads on your player units opposite of what is typically used (like your tractor for example).
Check the last video or maybe a video before that, he talks exactly about this. It's for compaction reasons becuse on the tractor, wheels are driven, while in the back, the wheels are pulled and due to that forces act differently.
@@ozbizorko Thank you. I figured he had already explained it but did not want to go back into the archives. Appreciate your feedback. Makes sense to me.
You've probably answered this before but how many gpm is that john deere doing? we just bought a 3320 to Upgrade our 5710, dealer has a 9630 coming in but not sure if the 78gpm pump on it will be enough
It's the the 115gal or so.. We pull a 84ft 12in space, mid row banders and a 950 cart with the 560rt Deere and it only has 78gal and it does it.. I guess it depends too how much product you are putting down
Morning Mike .... hope all is well! Seeding lentils in that part of the province is beyond risky. Just hope the neighbours don’t start “trying” a few acres we don’t need anymore acres grown 😄. All the best for you though. How are things back home? Have you been getting moisture? This heat coming isn’t going to be good. Thankfully we got a 5 inch rain two wks ago, it drowned out some spots but happy now it rained considering others didn’t get much. Couple friends an hr west of me said their crops will be done after this heat ... sad situation. Take care!
I know it is! It really only works because I have the ability to mix them off from back home haha.. Also our crops are just about done.. I have been posting a lot pictures and the durum is dieing in the boot..
Hey Mike, "I got a question".....Why wouldn't you just go ahead and buy a quad track to use up there in "Red" country when you're with the inlaws...........is it because the green was a better deal or mayyyybe, you just wanted that competition.........just curious???? lol
@@mikemitchell2554 I had 345 acres of reds in for 2019 and I harvested 45 of those acres at feed grade. All 300 acres of the rest were flooded and hailed out. Father in law had a pile of acres that were crop insurance claims that year too.
Where is the actual computer located that controlls all this magical stuff?.Does each machine unit have its own? Could you video it for us sometime? Thanks!
This is why we watch your videos Mike because you film everything you do well almost thx
You are like a Teacher Mike I like the way you explain everything how you farm and how things work yesterday’s video on how to set up the screen was awesome
That automatic sectional control is really handy and saves seed too. You take care and good luck finishing seeding.
Always enjoy your videos. Your always doing something big. Big fields. Big equipment big personalities
Keep doing what you’re doing! Grew up small town NB, was never able to work on my grandfathers farm or saw things in very small snap shots as a child I wish I could have farmed! Thanks Mike keep it up. No you no food!
👋Mike and Ashton 😊and all the crew 👌
I really like your style of videos. Just absolutely great. We are thinking of a question and you are like well this is why we do what we do.
Best way to start start day. Hope you guys get more rain.
Mike when are you getting Ashtyn her late wedding present?? A 620 Quadtrac :)
That JD is a real nice machine.
mike you are good farmer and you know how to handle with agricultural machines.
In the 1960’s Mike Nelson in the famous SEAHUNT series taught me everything about the Ocean. 50 years later another great Mike is teaching me everything about farming broadacre fields. The real person, Lloyd Bridges was a legend. Mike and Ashtyn are cut from the same cloth. If you have never watched a Seahunt episode then I highly recommend it. A wonderful early television series.
I seen those 2 units parked beside the Bankend Coop this spring after the rain. I had a service call just east of there.
Thanks for another great video stay save and hope its not nearly as hot up there
At first glance I knew you were up north at Wishart - there were trees!
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Just admit it Mike you never want to let us go hahaha
Nice job!
Get a small "Barn Broom" or push broom would be a suggestion for getting a different broom that should work well for pushing the seed and minerals around.
0:36 the camera angle does funky things to your main tire, makes it look like there's no tread on one side
Mike, a great topic would be talk a little about soil compaction
I was hoping to see Ashton’s smiling face
Get your own girl
@@Agri0595 lol
Mike and Ashtyn's Bobby farm. 2 quads planting with big Drills for a week or 2. Not your typical 'Hobby Farm".
Great Video Mike! Wish I could be part of your farm hand fleet.
Great awesome video mike
I wanna see a versatile quad trac on one of those drills🥵
great video
I love that John Deere Mike.
Ohh the trusty boom!
Damn that’s sure a nice unit😂
the news saying that in canada the temperature reaching 50°!
i hope that the deere have good air condition!
Nice video mike. Are you guys gonna have to haul or drive a couple combines up there to harvest those fields
Amazing videos Mike 😀 i live in norway 🇧🇻
When you said "It started slipping" it reminded me of John Michael Montgomery's song "Four Wheel Drive". If you haven't heard it - it's an entertaining tune.
Love the video
I thought you are not supposed to touch the last step on yout cart stairs?!
Great Video though, I really like the looks of your "northern tractor".
Greetings from Germany.
Mike, what's the advantage/disadvantage of pullig the cart behind/in front of the drill?
I've wondered about that too!
Is this not about beeing able to see the drill?
Only advantage I see is maybe on headlands? Back the drill into a corner if you want to seed every piece of land. Other than that, I think it makes way more sense how mike has it so you can keep eye on everything.
I think it is got a lot to do with being able to see the drill. (See the video on powerlines)
Good video
Morning
Did you get any good moisture at home
Hi Mike, why you not install a vibrator on the hoper.
Crazy how the camera lens distorts the the tire size on the drills as it pans from side to side!
Hey mike, ever thought of seeding yellow field peas up north instead of lentils? Im sure theyd do well.
Yes I have.. Maybe next year
What variety of lentil up there
Are you able to put some kind of vibration system on the bin like they have on winter salt spreaders so you won't have to stop and push the seeds down?
Hey Mike, hope you’re all well
Been noticing when you film the drill from the cab and turn the camera depending on the angle one of the main frame tires will look larger then the other. Just a weird thing to notice. Keep up the videos!
Fish Eye lensing with phone camera.
interesting
Happens with every wide angle camera :)
Haha yeah thats what I thought too!
What are your plans for harvest up there. Gonna haul a combine up?
A little bit ago he bought a Deere combine so that is probally going to be up north/ might already be up north
bonjour
superbe vidéo merci
😉🐖
what happened to your case quadtracs?
,would it be possible to put a small vibrator like sand trucks use on that saddle tank. they make air, electric, and hydraulic ones. and youve got all of them right on cart.
Good video
Mike I have a question, Do you and Ashton have your own stuck pot up north?
How many acres do you farm up north and south on your farm
I have a question.
I live in Germany and we begin harvesting🤔 why?
hey mike! which do you think is the most reliable tractor in your field?
Why don’t you have any case quad tracks
Hey Mike great vids. Just wondering why they don't put a vibrator in the tank to keep the product from bridging?
That would introduce one more failure point, extra weight and cost.
Often wondered that too… on a rig like that weight isn’t an issue, and cost is just a rounding error on the invoice. LoL
Mike ride in the quadtrac and make a video oug of it please.
How many tons can be harvested per hectare
Ps: I am from germany
How do wheels and tracks compare on the 9r 9rx
Maravilloso 👍🇦🇷
Hey Mike, are you affected by the heat wave that currently hit the western part of the Us and canada ?
Oh yes... It's cooking the crap out of the crops
Since you bought a tractor to leave down there you should buy a different drill to leave down like a morris seed master or seed hawk and do a comparison
The drill on your father in laws case quad looks like a vaderstad air seeder
It's Bourgault drill 🙂
Have u ever tried a seedhawk drill? :)
about how many acres do you put on per drill in an normal season?
How many acres do you work up north?
Do stucks up north go on the stuck list haha?
Haha yeah they would.... If they knew 😆
Would be interesting to know how you seed in terms of the runs? Do you skip one line all the way to the other side and then skip one again all the way to where you started?
Do you do headlands first or last?
Mike, you have a great camera, just realised that my laptop will play 4K Video, tried it and the picture quality is excellent (HP Envy 2018 MY) 18" screen.
Thanks! 🙂
Great Video !
Do you think your 9r wheel is ballast perfect ?
Maybe you can Tell us something about that Next Time.
Cheers
just a quick question what size tyres are you running on the tractor?
did you mean tires?
@@max-jc4wq I mean tyres. the triple rubber on the tractor
Mike why have you got land so far from the main farm ?
It’s near his wifes family and lets him run more land because they seed later further north.
3 inch is 75 l/m2?
3 inches = 75mm of rain
@@darrylpaulhus3069 in Balkan we get that much in 2 monts if we are lucky! Here is the biggiest drought in last 10 year
Broom-Hilda.
Mike - Sorry if this has been discussed before. Why are the treads on your player units opposite of what is typically used (like your tractor for example).
Check the last video or maybe a video before that, he talks exactly about this. It's for compaction reasons becuse on the tractor, wheels are driven, while in the back, the wheels are pulled and due to that forces act differently.
@@ozbizorko Thank you. I figured he had already explained it but did not want to go back into the archives. Appreciate your feedback. Makes sense to me.
Hey Mike I have a question. How come that there is barley dust in the saddle tank when it is supposed to be airtight?
Hey Mike. Was that you guys south of bankend. Right on the edge of town? I was driving by I thought it was you. Should’ve stopped and said hi.
You've probably answered this before but how many gpm is that john deere doing? we just bought a 3320 to Upgrade our 5710, dealer has a 9630 coming in but not sure if the 78gpm pump on it will be enough
It's the the 115gal or so.. We pull a 84ft 12in space, mid row banders and a 950 cart with the 560rt Deere and it only has 78gal and it does it.. I guess it depends too how much product you are putting down
Just curious why you moved your drill up north but didn't move a tractor also vs buying that 12 wheeler to keep up north?
He said it was because drill costs twice the price of a new tractor.
Hi
How much PK this John Deere? Mike
I think he will not understand PK, he does not understand Dutch! You have to ask how much HP
How much HP are this John Deere @Mlke Mitchel ?
@@bandeano3870 thanks
Mike - What's the pipe coming out of the nodulator that goes up the side of the cart? If it's a vent, how's that work if it's under pressure?
its a fill so he can dump more product into the side tank from up top.
👍
Nice to have a local co-op in the area if you need something that currently isn’t in the service truck. 🔧🔨
how much force does it take to break a wheel stud? what are they, 1/2" grade 10.9 or so?
What if u lost one on every brick?
Can we see more ashton
Why should you not plant lentils up north??
Morning Mike .... hope all is well!
Seeding lentils in that part of the province is beyond risky. Just hope the neighbours don’t start “trying” a few acres we don’t need anymore acres grown 😄. All the best for you though.
How are things back home? Have you been getting moisture? This heat coming isn’t going to be good. Thankfully we got a 5 inch rain two wks ago, it drowned out some spots but happy now it rained considering others didn’t get much. Couple friends an hr west of me said their crops will be done after this heat ... sad situation.
Take care!
I know it is! It really only works because I have the ability to mix them off from back home haha..
Also our crops are just about done.. I have been posting a lot pictures and the durum is dieing in the boot..
So sorry to hear that! We all work so hard and spend to the enth and gamble all the time to try and get something at the end.
We are next year country! But I say that every year 🤔😂🤷🏻♂️
Hopefully your lentils will grow enough so you can cut them.
See Ashton the case just gets in the way of the John Deere actually getting work done!🤣
Off topic: Are you Mike hit by the heatwave right now?
Oh yes... It's bad
@@mikemitchell2554 So sorry. Are you being torched? Hope you all are OK.
@@mikemitchell2554 hey Mike..27th May....just from the future...to let you know a month from now its going to get quite warm for you guys ☀️
@@SoerenBruunJensen crops are burning up fast all over Saskatchewan. Not looking good for any of us, and no rain in the forecast.
If you disliked on this video then can you please tell me why
I guy from ware I live had that happened broke his nose and sent him flying off the air cart
mike you have good videos but something i dont understand today is 30 june not 27 may maybe this is your late videos csn you tell us thanks
Oh I am only month behind? That's good news, means I am catching up! Haha
Hey Mike, "I got a question".....Why wouldn't you just go ahead and buy a quad track to use up there in "Red" country when you're with the inlaws...........is it because the green was a better deal or mayyyybe, you just wanted that competition.........just curious???? lol
Because her family is so hard core red, it takes the fun out of getting red. You get John Deere (because I like them all) just to bug them. 🤣
@@mikemitchell2554 Just what I figured.... I think you and I will get along just fine. LOL Keep up the good fight! God Bless you all!
John Deere is cheaper, nicer and easier to use
@@realredditstories420 you call 569.000 cheap
How macres you seeding in total up north? Will you combine it with your machine or hire one to do that area?
You may be a sucker for punishment growing lentils up there but at least you have blending power back home.
That's the only reason I grow them...and I am most definitely a sucker for punishment 😂🤦
@@mikemitchell2554 I had 345 acres of reds in for 2019 and I harvested 45 of those acres at feed grade. All 300 acres of the rest were flooded and hailed out. Father in law had a pile of acres that were crop insurance claims that year too.
@@davidlogel2350 yikes! That's crazy... That's what I am worried about too
@@mikemitchell2554 if we can survive that year we can survive anything. 🤞
Where is the actual computer located that controlls all this magical stuff?.Does each machine unit have its own? Could you video it for us sometime? Thanks!
there's a stack of 3-5 ECU's under the cart for the cart/drill, and the monitor in the tractor. Tractor has its own stuff as well.
I'm surprised you aren't done yet.
The videos are a month off, he stated May 27 at the beginning.
there kong done the videos are just fare behind. There going to be harvesting soon.
Next video we are! 🙂