A Day in the Life of a Farmer During Harvest
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Sugar Beets, wheat, tillage, a little bit of everything in this video!
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We're a sugar beet farmin’ family in the Red River Valley of North Dakota!
Our farm specializes in growing sugar beets, hard red spring wheat, sunflowers, corn, soybeans, and various types of dry edible beans. The legacy currently consists of my dad, my uncle, my two older brothers, and I (Beet Farmin Mitch).
I am a 6th generation family farmer recently graduating with college degrees in both Agricultural Economics and Crop and Weed Sciences. Enjoy as I showcase our operations everyday work, grow as a young farmer, be a goofball, and walk out the most important thing to me. My love for King Jesus!
My hope is that you may be entertained and spurred on to grow in your passion and knowledge for all things agriculture!
Jak se máš! (Czech for "How are you?")
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Instagram: @beetfarminmitch
Email: beetfarminmitch@gmail.com
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Love it!! Canned sardines is Grandma D’s favorite. ❤️
Favorite tractor snack is spaghettiOs straight out of the can lol and of course beef jerky.
It has been a couple of years since I last commented though I watch regularly from my TV. From there, commenting is not really practical so this time I made sure to stop and come over to my computer to do so. I just want to repeat my admiration and appreciation for your videos. Educating while entertaining is no easy feat, but you do it and with such professionalism. Selfishly, I only wish for more. Just know, I still support and believe in you and am also so very happy for your marriage to such a special and beautiful woman. You deserve it all.
We always look forward to a 'Mitch video. Thanks for putting in the extra effort.
Hope you have a successful harvest.
Give me a PB&J samich' any day!!! Throw in some chips, apple, and Milky Way candy bar.
Mitch to hear you say hot dish brings back a lot of memories for me. A little back story about me lived in north Dakota my whole life and moved to Arkansas 9 years ago and when I say hot dish down here I get a funny look from my friends and then get teased hahaha. When I heard you say it I couldn't help but laugh, down here they call it casserole which sounds weird to me.
favorite canned snack? i would say honey roasted peanuts
Smoked oysters all the way. Had them the other day. Enjoy your videos.
Favorite canned foods? Probably beans and soups, nothing exciting.... Thank you for making this video, have a great week !!
We used pull type combines for over 20 years. We had a 914 & then the last few years we farmed we used a 1682. I did not mind the pull type combines at all except if you had small fields & had to fold up a lot.
Howdy beet farmin Mitch
Try kippered herring
I'm surprised you don't throw a cover crop on after early harvest. I'd have thought it would help with drying the headlands come permanent pile season. Even if its ripped up later it'd still have a 2 month benefit.
So different from farming here in se North Carolina. Potted meat, Bennie weenies, and Vienna sausages. I have got a neighbor who is working at the sugar co-op up there. It's a long way from North Carolina.
Pringle of course, there in a can. Cheddar 😊
pickled herring
Vienna sausages with a nab and coke.
I skipped the bit about the oysters . Reminded me of cat food.
Grain Belt Premium!!
Better explain “hot dish” not everyone is from North Dakota
Do you have a PO ox for people to send you things? Thanks for all the awesome videos.
Not sure about my favorite but it’s definitely not smoked oysters. Only very brave guys eat them.
I AGREE SMOKED OYSTERS
Circular cutting versus headlands back and forth same direction as drilled. Just curious pro's con's that why you choose round and round?
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Canned Sardines 😂
I'm with you on the smoked Oysters!! Keep the videos coming
Great video, Mitch! There is a huge difference between a DRIVER and an OPERATOR for sure!!
Great video today....your pictures took me back in time to the 1960's at Breckenridge/Wahpeton Red River Valley. As a teenager, I would swath the wheat with a pull-type swather, then combine it driving a Massy-Ferguson Super 92 (open cab, variable speed) combine. I was driving 'state of the art' combine back then. God Bless you and Genny.....praying for a great harvest.
I have spent many hours on a Super 92. 60 bushel tank.
Yes I remember the Super 92. Very hot, very dusty, very itchy-not real pleasant memories@@DanO-yq9jr
Kipper snacks!!!
Always enjoy. Love the huge flat fields. Be safe during harvest-rest as you can-take care of each other. I’m sure long hours coming!
What is the name of the nearest town to your farm? Also, where is closest McDonald's or Burger King, and a Walmart?
So im also in the red river valley. I was wondering why sometimes i see wheat that is more spaced between rows? But some other farmers have less spaced rows.
Potted meat! Enjoy watching your videos!
Could you possibly make an equipment tour?
Steak in a can....sliced spam with potato salad.
Do you guys use any cover crops?
Mixed nuts.
Vienna sausage
Kippers
My favorite canned snack is my wife’s homemade applesauce! Love the videos. Happy to see a fellow Nodak farmer living his best life and sharing it with the world. God Bless!
Question for RRV farmers. I have been seeing quite a few tri-axle semi tractors and tri-axle trailers. Are they getting too long to make it in and out of the field, because some gravel roads are narrow and field approaches are narrow with steep side slopes?
Smoked Oysters (no Saltines needed) or Smoked Clams. Crown Prince for the win.
Hi Michael, I like the view from the combine! Great video!!
You called a canvas speed controller and hear we would call it a belt controller.
Bumble Bee Snack on the run chicken Barbecue sauce kit
Keep em comin Mitch 🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Saltine, peanut butter, 1 or 2 sardines and a blob of mustard. Sardines are messy (and they stink} so it's definitely a static locations snack.
What causes the two phenomena that look like tire tracks? Is that where equipment is driven through the field during normal routine operations during the year including planting but also for spraying? The autosteer guides the combine in the exact same tracks for a given field for the entire season?
They look like sprayer tracks. With the combines, auto steer helps make the most of your header width.
Love your videos
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