I just wanted to say thank you to each and everyone who made farming what it is today from the hard times to the best of times because farmer's are the back bone of the United States from steam to diesel powered tractor's from international to CaseIH are still number one back to today thank you for everything and that putting food on everyone table 👍👍👍
Holy cow!! What a great film! This is so relevant today. So many people think everything just magically shows up on the store shelves. I just can’t get over how good this was. Thank J and L for preserving this and showing it.
Love the classic internationals Man lord I wish and long for the old days the golden age of ag when tractors were these big iron giants that dealers cared about quality over quantity and accountants didn’t run companies
Anyone remember movie that played at the International Harvester Farm exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago? I remember it followed a farmer and his son in various eras of farming.
Interesting vid👍for Australians by 90’s wool market had drop out of its ass, wheat prices were low, reduce funding in ag colleges so can we learn from? Innovation in techniques, seed technology, farm machinery/equipment with open markets with years of drought change way farm n sell our produces. Today wool market holds steady with better quality personal wear wheat prices is up but good yields doesn’t have knock on effect in price. In 2002 drought we had more rain then 3 years of last drought but had better yields. Future will still need I.T. but I believe we will need skill labour which we are struggling in Agriculture. For tractor manufacturing will need to change but at sustainable cost for framers.
It was good to hear Orion Samuelson and hear his iconic voice
Thank you so much for posting ,we were farming with IHC machinery for three generations and were devestated when they folded.
I just wanted to say thank you to each and everyone who made farming what it is today from the hard times to the best of times because farmer's are the back bone of the United States from steam to diesel powered tractor's from international to CaseIH are still number one back to today thank you for everything and that putting food on everyone table 👍👍👍
All farmers
Holy cow!! What a great film! This is so relevant today. So many people think everything just magically shows up on the store shelves. I just can’t get over how good this was. Thank J and L for preserving this and showing it.
Yup! and chocolate milk comes from brown cows!
Great to see Orion Samuelson narrate
A good history video from another great company lost to economic changes. A nice tribute to the American farmer.
Good video I love the history of farming and watching the old equipment working!
Great video! Fun to see someone doing everyday chores in a new Scout.
Love the classic internationals
Man lord I wish and long for the old days the golden age of ag when tractors were these big iron giants that dealers cared about quality over quantity and accountants didn’t run companies
Ohh hard to believe that 4 years after this video IH would be no more probably the best time in farming the 60s 70s and 80s
My grandpa did very very well in the late 60's and 70's, the 80's nearly destroyed the family farm
60s? They were ok. 80s? No.
@@J-1410 late 80s early 90s were ok not when Carter was president during the early 80s
Carter putting a grain embargo on the soviet union didn't help!
Very informative video! I’m in Northern Arizona and going back to growing produce after a 22 year vacation so to speak! Lol
Anyone remember movie that played at the International Harvester Farm exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago? I remember it followed a farmer and his son in various eras of farming.
That was good, thanks J and L.
Every US politician needs to watch this video, because they are going to put us into another farm crisis like the early 80's.
Biden and his crew will destroy America.
Thanks👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Interesting vid👍for Australians by 90’s wool market had drop out of its ass, wheat prices were low, reduce funding in ag colleges so can we learn from? Innovation in techniques, seed technology, farm machinery/equipment with open markets with years of drought change way farm n sell our produces. Today wool market holds steady with better quality personal wear wheat prices is up but good yields doesn’t have knock on effect in price. In 2002 drought we had more rain then 3 years of last drought but had better yields. Future will still need I.T. but I believe we will need skill labour which we are struggling in Agriculture. For tractor manufacturing will need to change but at sustainable cost for framers.
This video needs to be shown to every woke socialist today....it's just the truth.
Just like Paul Harvey at the 1969 FFA convention
Dirty little secret: Increasing plant yields also stem from increased CO2 in the atmosphere.
Great Video, should be watched in schools instead of the rainbow BS