I am glad to see you guys taking time to enjoy your family. When you are old and gray, you won t remember another week on the farm, but you will remember that long drive and vacation that you did as a family!
One of your best videos Tony. Great to really dig into what he doee and how he takes so much pride in his team. Not to many guys talk so highly of their guys and gals that way anymore.
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! I never investigated Texas farming. A lot different! Not having the rain though out the year is like not having snow on Christmas. They miss that wonderful smell of rain and the smells after a rain. But, they also don’t have that Arctic blast of cold weather every season. I can’t imagine living in hot climate all year around! Thank you for sharing!
Very informative video. Thanks for taking us a long. Have to hang around for the next post. Interesting how the farming methods differ from North to south
Tony, great video. I’ve seen you before with the Welkers and noticed your channel but had not watched much nor had I subscribed. But this video really got my attention and I am now a subscriber. Super interesting content! I think I’ll watch it again.
Really interesting. Did not realize wine grapes were being grown in Texas. Water conservation commentary was very enlightening. Just finished teaching a class on modern farming techniques to a group of retirees. Plan to send your link to the class as they asked about water usage and cover crops.
Thank you for this very interesting and informative video. I love Texas scenery, lived in San Angelo and the cotton fields were endless. If you go home thru Midland and Abilene you can see the fracking impact and massive arrays of electric windmills. Enjoy the vacation, stay safe and God bless
That was nice! I live in Kern County, at one time Kern County was known as King Cotton. It seems that there were cotton gins every two miles apart. Cotton was big here until the mid to late 80s, when Almonds took over.
Love seeing different equipment working in different climates, like @FieldRows Florida farm growing cotton, compared to all the northern Farm-tubers. So, the steam baler, emits moisture into the bale as it’s made?
Great job Tony. I liked watching Jays videos because of the diversity of crops, and methods. I appreciate you getting him to talk on it. You passed right by my house headed south. Sorry for not getting a snowplow out there for ya. Lol. Glad you guys got some time off somewhere warm. I've never been that far south in Texas. Different world, about the same amount of rain. Lol. All the best guys.
Thank you tony for that trip. us frozen canucks really have not to much knowledge about those types of crops and growing proccesses. i learned more than i ever thought i would. thank your friend for the fantastic Nariating of ways that type of farming is done. i could not immagine ever doing it but if i was 30 years younger and my drive to work as i have i would love to go there to spend the hours doing it. hugs and again i am now patiently awainting the next part
This video was absolutely awesome we loved to hear about this operation in Texas unbelievably awesome info. on how farming in Texas is so different and difficult. My wife and I watched and were in awe !! We are former farmers in PA. I’m glad to see to be continued Keep up the great content Tony.
Drove through that country in the 1970's. Saw lots of dry irrigation ditches and irrigation pumps with the drive shaft laying on the ground and missing engine. Sad to see the end of an era.
That's so amazing you guys are in the south. My uncle's haul hay from Dell City to Roswell. I live in Carlsbad New Mexico. I'm glad you guys got a chance to check out the desert life. I'm a big fan of your videos. Hope you an your family have a safe trip
Tony, I grew up in El Paso in the 70's and a good friend of mines family had a farm and feed lot in Dell city and I spent a many a weekend helping them on the farm.
pretty cool that although your farming methods are different, you have the same concerns and know what questions to ask. Interesting topic on water management. Something we don't have to consider as a little 100 acre hobby farm. I like the view of the grapevines as far as the eye could see. Don't know why but I didn't expect cotton or grapes to be grown in the southwest like that.
Many of the Central Texas great wines are a blend of West Texas and Texas High Plains grapes. This gives wine a fine character. West Texas upland cotton is a huge production area...the world's largest.
Not a farmer. Not a rancher. Will never be either, but I still find this stuff fascinating. Never stop learning.
Off course he's a farmer, basically he's a businessman which a modern farmer is.
@@conmanumber1 I was talking about me
I am glad to see you guys taking time to enjoy your family. When you are old and gray, you won t remember another week on the farm, but you will remember that long drive and vacation that you did as a family!
Mr Tony.I love hearing your introduction with your daughters.It is so sweet.Retired Texas peanut farmer here.
Excellent video, very informative, good to see the interest in the environment. 👍
Cool video. Glad to see you get to somewhere warm. Good to see Jay is well and enjoying life.
Tony really enjoyed this video, I really miss hearing Jay’s stories about their farm. Thanks for putting this out.
One of your best videos Tony. Great to really dig into what he doee and how he takes so much pride in his team. Not to many guys talk so highly of their guys and gals that way anymore.
Tony, this video was really interesting!
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! I never investigated Texas farming. A lot different! Not having the rain though out the year is like not having snow on Christmas. They miss that wonderful smell of rain and the smells after a rain. But, they also don’t have that Arctic blast of cold weather every season. I can’t imagine living in hot climate all year around! Thank you for sharing!
The weather is pleasant from October to May. West Texas has mostly cool nights.
A VERY good video. I love seeing how farmers in different areas of this country farm! I didn't realize that Texas grew grapes to that extent!
Always up for a road trip... thanks for taking us along. Interesting farming methods in different places
Very informative video. Thanks for taking us a long. Have to hang around for the next post. Interesting how the farming methods differ from North to south
Super interesting to see the diversity of that farm operation. Growing whatever their environment can allow to make a profit, the story for all farms.
Tony great video with Jay. Miss him on social media. Great to see him again!
Learned alot about farming in the south. Thanks. Enjoy your vacation
Great video Tony. And, in my opinion, two great sources of farming experience and knowledge. Great to see Jay again as well.
GREAT video, Tony ... THX! Very educational for a Canadian dry land farm kid!
Amazing that is a awesome place. Thanks for doing this video. It was great.
It was nice to see Jay Hill again miss his social media posts, hope the vacation was a great one
That was a cool learning video thanks Tony enjoy your vacation
Welcome to Wyoming! 👍🏻😎 Safe travels
Tony that was a very interesting and educational video for us Northern farmers. Can't wait to see the second video.
With the diversity of Texas it would make a great country! Great presentation of info.
Thru my old hometown!! Good old Gillette Wyoming.. I used to work in all of those coal mines :) and the oil field
Thanks Tony, what an amazing video. And thanks to your host there too.!
Great video Tony and Great that Jay did the video.
Thank you
Tony, great video. I’ve seen you before with the Welkers and noticed your channel but had not watched much nor had I subscribed. But this video really got my attention and I am now a subscriber. Super interesting content! I think I’ll watch it again.
Love Jay Hill ! Great guy! Very interesting video. Love seeing the differences of how they farm in the south compared to how we do in the north
Very interesting video. Thank you Tony.
Really cool getting to see Jay's operation. Definitely some different challenges down in Texas
That was great thanks very interesting
very interesting on how different farming is in other states and climates !!! have fun being out of the cold Farm On Tony
This was an awesome video; lots of information, just great!!
I hope you enjoy your trip to our great state of Texas.
Now it make sense whey Collin was feeding the cat, chickens and the cows, good thing to have Collin around
This was very informative. Thank you for taking the time on a family vacation to to do this.
Great video Tony!!
Texas 👍🇨🇱
Didn’t know all that about farming in west texas, thanks. It’s a long drive from Dell City to South Padre, but worth it. Have fun. Great videos.
Jay nice to get to know you. Good interview!
thanks for taking us along
Super informative video Tony and Jay. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. This should be on the PBS educational farming channel.. Tons of info about farming.
Very interesting video on the way thay farm in Texas you do a great job of making videos and very educational to
Most informative video I’ve watched all year!
Had no clue we had those in Texas. Thank you!
Good to see Jay again
Nice to have your family with you Tony that is a long drive but it was a interesting video thanks
Very interesting seeing how things are done down south.
Tony I really enjoyed this video an found it very very intresting ! Thanku soo much for sharing all that with us .. 👍
This was very cool video to see the difference in farming in texas good job and thank you
Good to see and hear from Jay again
Tony and Jay, that was a GREAT video....so interesting!!!!
that is very interesting info form jay hill. Hard to believe they can farm
In that environment.
Really interesting. Did not realize wine grapes were being grown in Texas. Water conservation commentary was very enlightening. Just finished teaching a class on modern farming techniques to a group of retirees. Plan to send your link to the class as they asked about water usage and cover crops.
Great job Tony very interesting God bless the work bro 🙏🏻😎🙏🏻
That one where you went over the coal truck that is Eagle Butte or used to be eagle butte, prolly one of the coolest ones.
Texas rancher says, "My ranch is so big you can't drive your pickup around it in a day." Iowa farmer replies, "Yup. I once had a pickup like that."
Awesome thanks for sharing 👍👍👍✌️. Jay is top notch 👍
Great video! Miss following Jay on his day to day!
Thank you for this very interesting and informative video. I love Texas scenery, lived in San Angelo and the cotton fields were endless. If you go home thru Midland and Abilene you can see the fracking impact and massive arrays of electric windmills. Enjoy the vacation, stay safe and God bless
Very cool video!!💯👍👍 Few days late on watching....man they have a Harvester or Combine for just bout everything!!💯😆😆
Excellent video so interesting
Wow really enjoyed video cant wait to see second part
Great video was some super information. Thanks Tony.
Just a truly outstanding video of a system of farming the likes of which I have never seen beyond growing fieldscale vegetables.
Wish jay would put more video content out he is a wealth of knowledge and ideas
That was nice! I live in Kern County, at one time Kern County was known as King Cotton. It seems that there were cotton gins every two miles apart. Cotton was big here until the mid to late 80s, when Almonds took over.
Great and informative video Tony.
Really interesting Tony, Thanks
Thanks for the video, was very enjoyable and educational. Texas pineapple, gotta love it.
Love seeing different equipment working in different climates, like @FieldRows Florida farm growing cotton, compared to all the northern Farm-tubers. So, the steam baler, emits moisture into the bale as it’s made?
Thanks Tony this was an interesting visit.
Great job Tony. I liked watching Jays videos because of the diversity of crops, and methods. I appreciate you getting him to talk on it. You passed right by my house headed south. Sorry for not getting a snowplow out there for ya. Lol. Glad you guys got some time off somewhere warm. I've never been that far south in Texas. Different world, about the same amount of rain. Lol. All the best guys.
I have the best videos I’ve ever seen Tony keep it going congratulations wow love it
Nice video Tony. Very interesting.
Extraordinary Video
Best field trip
Awesome tour, be safe & God bless👍 ❤USA
Thank you tony for that trip. us frozen canucks really have not to much knowledge about those types of crops and growing proccesses. i learned more than i ever thought i would. thank your friend for the fantastic Nariating of ways that type of farming is done. i could not immagine ever doing it but if i was 30 years younger and my drive to work as i have i would love to go there to spend the hours doing it. hugs and again i am now patiently awainting the next part
That was awesome Fast Tony. Very informative.
Awesome video! Beautiful operation!
I like that he still calls them swathers and not haybines like out east.
This video was absolutely awesome we loved to hear about this operation in Texas unbelievably awesome info. on how farming in Texas is so different and difficult.
My wife and I watched and were in awe !! We are former farmers in PA. I’m glad to see to be continued
Keep up the great content Tony.
Very informative video really enjoyed it.
Drove through that country in the 1970's. Saw lots of dry irrigation ditches and irrigation pumps with the drive shaft laying on the ground and missing engine. Sad to see the end of an era.
That's so amazing you guys are in the south. My uncle's haul hay from Dell City to Roswell. I live in Carlsbad New Mexico. I'm glad you guys got a chance to check out the desert life. I'm a big fan of your videos. Hope you an your family have a safe trip
Those John Deere cotton pickers are amazing, no buggies dumping into a module builder. Only have to stop picking to refill twine & wrap.
Wow...I feel I should pay for the education I got in this video. Thanks guys!
Awesomely interesting video Tony. 👍🇺🇸
Thanks Tony I love tractors Fast.
You are down in my country now. My brother in law lives right in there. I had leased 11,000 acres there for a few years.
Great video, it was good to see Jay again.
This guy needs a TH-cam channel
Hell yeah! I have a new swather and run it 22 days a year! What do I know! This guy gets it done!!!!!!
he does have one he is hilljay45, sadly he rarely posts on it! the few videos he does have are great and full of information
Thanks man
Thank you for posting Tony love your videos God bless yall 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the video! Very interesting!
Tony, I grew up in El Paso in the 70's and a good friend of mines family had a farm and feed lot in Dell city and I spent a many a weekend helping them on the farm.
We need more Jay Hill in this world!
I call snow plows unicorns because it's rare to see them a lot of times during snow storms
Very interesting 👌. Thanks Tony
Great vid.....very interesting, very informative. THANKS!
pretty cool that although your farming methods are different, you have the same concerns and know what questions to ask. Interesting topic on water management. Something we don't have to consider as a little 100 acre hobby farm. I like the view of the grapevines as far as the eye could see. Don't know why but I didn't expect cotton or grapes to be grown in the southwest like that.
Many of the Central Texas great wines are a blend of West Texas and Texas High Plains grapes. This gives wine a fine character.
West Texas upland cotton is a huge production area...the world's largest.