Moving Grain During Hurricane Helene Rain Delay Season 5 Episode 30

rained out of the field so we are moving grain and doing repairs
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[@DonWelter]

It's tough to imagine the challenges folks in the South are going through. Amen to keeping them in our thoughts and prayers!!! Hope making more room at home keeps things moving once harvest begins again.

[@peteparker7396]

I am in south Georgia,,,, we got hit hard. Started out Friday morning with 99% of the county without electricity and now the linemen have it down to 60%. While we didn’t experience the flooding we got the wind. The linemen are the unsung hero’s.

[@wendellgollop8753]

Resse what a to start this one. I could watch this beginning a million times.

[@stevezagar5344]

Thank you Reese for the mid week update

[@truckermike1997]

Glad to see you came through it ok. Prayers for everyone affected!

[@wendellgollop8753]

Wabash County and Bridge shout out.

[@NakedDave100]

Thanks for the hump day video, keep them trucks rolling partner, Happy Trails!!! Wyoming!!

[@chadcummings4324]

Thanks for Wednesday videos

[@ronaldblair7321]

👍see ya sunday

[@2020Tundra]

Hello Reese from central South Carolina. Besides the loss of power, we sustained downed trees and shed damage. Unfortunately, the storm and the Congaree River flooding appears to have wiped out my entire corn crop. We had setbacks that caused us to plant late and were about 2 weeks from combining corn when the hurricane came through. But after watching a video that a resident of Lake Lure took of the absolute carnage and destruction from Lake Lure to Chimney Rock North Carolina, I feel blessed to only lose my entire corn crop. That area of N.C. Is unrecognizable now 😢

[@ScottPykare]

Mostly wind here in NE Ohio from Helene. Had a week of rain though last week. Hoping beans will go tmrw?? Appreciate your updates Reese!!👌🏻

[@michaelsurratt9593]

It’s good that you have all the auxiliary bins. Maybe in a few years you add more new storage at David’s.

[@marshalloutdoors1791]

Awesome love the videos and updates!

[@davidkimmel5153]

Thanks

[@Husker3435]

G’job Reese and Co., catchy title also, I like that hurricane grain👌🏻y’all take care🇺🇸

[@randywilson9611]

Great video good to see y'all

[@markyoull6744]

great video reese

[@hughmclellan3099]

Terrible what happened there I hope you guys are ok. I know the people you are will help everyone

[@macdawg6403]

Nice Vid!

[@lance4394]

Reese, You still need to paint "Farms" on the back of monster shed

[@gregjames5070]

I wonder how they ever became a highly successful multi generational farm without you telling what they need to do.

[@DaKomedian]

7:07
😅😂

[@staceyroberts9561]

We had 5.1/2 " here east of owensboro ky

[@mattm4239]

Silly question
I understand running out of space it’s kinda a good problem also understand using free gravity to empty bins but at what point does your cost of “in and out” and transporting a second time make it to expensive? We have no storage so we haul everything to a terminal at harvest I guess I’m curious do u assume an in/out fee per bushel per time through your facilities and a per bushel cost to haul? Also on landlord shares do you charge them storage and transportation on crop shares or throw that in as a perk
Just curious

[@aubreywilliams6153]

Why are you limping?

[@kelleymetcalf4385]

Smoke lol❤

[@melindagreen3023]

The Leg Set-Ups are Junko !
Paint em Dead Red !
😱