Love how your Dad continues to move forward and progress with the work, regardless of the crop situation, and you can definitely see it's your work habit also! It's always refreshing watching you approach the issues and talk to us about them....Bravo to you, Bravo to your Dad and the crew! Thx for sharing with us Ms.!
You reminded me of my daughter when she worked with me in weekends, and we started it with breakfast out. Then she helped, and when she was ready to go shop.for lunch....she was so proud, and also amazing. Now she is grown, and that first cheap job she did, helped her through life in a way. I miss those breakfasts sooo much
I've learned a lot from watching all these Kate's Ag videos. I had no idea, and most people don't either, what it takes to run a farm, grow the major food crops used by nearly everyone, and bring that to a successful harvest. More young adults need to take up farming and learn this important work.
Quoting Kate "I like to drive fast....it's a bit of a problem". Haha love it. Love your videos. Very informative and interesting. Keep up the good work 🙂
I 'm not taking anything from Kate , because she deserves all of the praise she gets and more, but lets not get carried away. I am a FARMER'S SON and I am awesome. HA.
Never a dull moment on the farm!! The price of tires is as bad as the diesel prices right now.... Great video Kate, your always so pleasant. Luckily you caught it early!!!
I am so proud of you, how you manage all this and that your father helps you so much. You guys are special people. Much love and light from Holland for you and the family. God bless you all 🙏🙏💖💜💜💜💜💚💚💚
I never realized how big a problem sheds (deer antlers) were until I started watching farming videos. I’ve seen numerous tires wrecked by them. Most of the time an otherwise perfect tire has to be replaced at considerable expense.
Yes the deer antlers can be a big problem and so are the pronghorns from the antelope! Thank you for your great story and amazing kindness Mr. Harrell!
Hola buen dia que lindo es montana aquí también nos subimos arriba de la cabina de los tractores para tener mejor servicio de celulara buen dia Saludos de dinuba california usa ........
Relatively new sub here. You are absolutely adorable. It is great to see a young lady as beautiful as yourself actually working and not stuck with her face in a phone all day. Love the Videos! TY!
Patch inside the Tyre and be up and going again. Your in Drought there and its a little too wet here. Better to have too much rain than not enough. know what droughts are like. Enjoy your day,
hahahahaha!!!!! Yes I even laughed when I edited this video!!!!! "On top of the combine" hahahahaha Thank you for your hilarious comment and amazing kindness Mr. Wildes!!!
We have spares for our combines both front and back .just for occasions like this .sometimes you cant get a tire fixed in a timely manner during harvest and i dont like waiting ha ha .good luck with harvest Kate
Sorry about the tire. I just got played of from work. I delivered semi ag n tracker tires to farmers in Michigan Ohio Indiana. They are not cheap. Last spring I made a delivery to one of are customers. Left his farm whit a 68.thousend dollar check. Farming is not cheap folks. 💕 Lv ur videos.are you starting college this fall. If so. 😎 Awesome. Hopefully. U can still have time to keep ur chance up. Tell all your family n 💜 help. 💕 Lv from Michigan. God bless ur farm . Lv huggs n 💜 prayers always. Tnx Ms Kate. Montana rocks. Stay safe 💗 folks.
Threw an antler out of the field this evening. Barely got shut down as to not run over it. Last year I actually ran over a sleeping buck which left some of his antlers in a couple tires. Didn't kill the buck and he got up and ran out barely escaping the disc. Could hardly believe it myself. Didn't get a flat when I pulled the horns out. Lucky as the buck. Lol
Kate I have watched every episode you have put out for everyone to watch and I have to say that I am very proud of you for making the effort to help others to grow and understand how the food gets to their table and I really enjoy the way you try to do ur best to explain how the farm machines work and operate all I have to say about you is that you are really a bright and beautiful young woman who is going to make something out of the future for the farm sweetheart keep up the hard work hun and please don't stop making the video's bc you are making a difference in the future
Others have probably said that you can patch it yourself if you can get the tire off and on again otherwise someone else can fix it. You should watch how it's done if you have the time.
@@KatesAg The tire itself is only 125-130 pounds. I think I remember that you have a forklift. You can also just pull out the spike and plug it from the outside. That will last for a few days (and sometimes for ever) and then fix it later in the barn by adding a patch on the inside. You should have a tire repair kit in the barn already. You dont actually have to take the tire all the way off wheel. You can watch a video of someone putting a TUBE inside a tire here th-cam.com/video/vSDnF6tjciY/w-d-xo.html But I'm sure you would rather just hire someone but it's a good experience to try it for when money gets tight during a drought that causes a decrease in cash flow. Also. I guess because I'm old (older than your dad) I'm "old school" and try to know how to do everything and be self-sufficient. I assume you dont have any big strong brothers (?) because I've never seen any young adult men on your videos. No "Hoss Cartwright" men???
How different a year makes for how harvest looks from your combine! Amazing how things like that metal can get lodged into a tire, and thanks for sharing another wonderful Kate's Ag episode!
Its bad but could be worse. A neighbor was hauling two large gravity wagons of corn up hill around midnight. It was hard to see because of dust, Then his blood ran cold as a wagon wheel passed him. You can imagine the rest. CATHERINE SAYS HI. Like me she thinks you are already at Cornell
Tire trouble means story time because I've had more than my fair share of troubles with tires and I like telling stories 😁. This past spring I was disking our field that we have corn growing in right now and I heard the very distinguishable sound of metal hitting metal. So I got off the tractor and went around the disk to see what was wrong and I couldn't spot anything so I got back on and got to going again. When I got to the house my dad came over to help me unhook the tractor and disk and told me that "I must be living right or something." He pulled a hay rake tooth that had got caught on one of the blades on the disk that was right in line to have been ran over by the tractor tires on the left side, yet neither of those tires ever lost any air. I am 21 years old and have been around the farm since I was little and I've never seen anything like that (that I know of anyway). God was truly watching out for us there.
Hello. You record a great video about your hard work . I am a farmer from Russia, Kursk region. I have a question for you : why is there such a small crop rotation , you grow few crops ? Why don't you grow sunflower, oilseed flax, and surepitsa? They tolerate drought , and these crops can also be harvested in cold weather
Thank you for your great story and excellent question. In our location on the great high plains of Montana at 3500 feet elevation and 10-12 inches of precipitation annually we can only grow a few crops with success. Wheat, barley, durum, and some pulse crops like chickpeas and lentils. We test different crops but they have failed badly. We try all kinds of things and I will let Dad know about your great suggestion too! Thank you for that.
@@KatesAg You cannot grow chickpeas, soybeans, beans. Too little moisture . You can try to grow rye, surepitsa, mustard, sunflower, oilseed flax. They are grown in northern Kazakhstan , where 250 millimeters of rain falls per year . In the same region, the climate is the same as you have in Montana. These plants have a taproot system that goes 2-3 meters deep into the soil. In addition, you need to try to grow clover, alfalfa and esparcet for seeds. These are legumes . Improving the soil structure from them. Their seeds can always be sold dearly. I have no rains in the Kursk region in the summer from May to September, it is very hot +33.. +40 degrees Celsius in the shade. Try , experiment with different cultures and varieties . You can allocate 5-10 acres for their cultivation . This is a matter for scientists , but they don 't care about the villagers . Therefore , you will have to conduct experiments yourself . I conduct experiments with different cultures myself.
We put large boots or patches that work pretty well on those tires. We use a bucket of some slimmie stuff that helps us mount the big tires so much easier. Brother has taught me a lot lately. But he has much more to teach that makes life so much better in agriculture. I heard people at the Cafe talking about where they might get wheat seed and I thought about you guys. Still haven't got enough rain down here but our chances are increasing. Had another fire last week which burnt the hay we cut that morning. Hit an old one way wheel half buried in the field which was covered just enough not to see it.
Thank you for your fantastic story and amazing kindness!!!! The thing with our wheat is that it is bred to grow in our harsh conditions, like short growing season and little water and lots of wind.
@@KatesAg I told my brother about the fact you only grow certain wheat. He said that was bull. Lol He said all wheat is the same no matter what they say. I took it the way he said it he knew what he was talking about. He has been in it his whole life. But me on the other hand I be!ieved you. Lol
Wow, no one can say Kate doesn't know what is going on with everything out there 😳 To be so young and know so much about all of that already, good for you ❤
Has your dad thought about Sorghum as a drought tolerant crop that is saw fly resistant? South Dakota Stare mentions it as a crop rotation crop… Reuters article: “French sorghum farmer defies drought with sustainable crop”
Thanks for sharing Kate great video. I would say that tire could be patched I used to work as a service tech to go out and repair or replace Tractor and skidder tires out in the fields or in the woods and if you were lucky at the farm. You take care get some rest and keep those videos coming 😊👍👍👍👍
Thank you for your fantastic comment and amazing kindness Mr. LeCannon! We also pray for farmers everywhere and hope they have good harvests. I am sad to hear it is bad in Texas too!
Thank you for your great question. I am going to try to keep doing 1 video per week because my university courses are going to be challenging! I'm very excited and grateful I was accepted into Cornell though!
Hi Kate, yep combines are expensive, the newest (biggest) John Deere X9-1100 is usd $916k base price without header, you can easily add $50k-$70k on options. The big 50ft JD headers are around $145k - $160k, Honeybee AirFlex 250 (50ft) is around $200k. Even a smaller used combine with a 30ft - 40ft header is around $250k+, ..... very expensive equipment. 🤨
Another great video Kate! Thank you for sharing your farming videos with all of us. I think many of us would never get to see the insider view of farming if not for you. It's almost like we are right there in the combine. Great stuff!
Hiya Kate, thank you for a wonderful video, I loved the explanations about swathing and straight cutting, plus about the sections too, all of witch was news to me, glad I watched as always, always learning from you. stay safe, Steve...
Great video Kate. They can put a patch on the inside of the tire and fix it. Keep up the good work and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next video. Get some rest.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and blessing Mr. Shumate!!!! We might be able to but for now we need the combine running so we will put a new tire on and figure it out later.
Young lady, you once referred to a combine as a race car...thusly u can drive your dads on 3 wheels, lol. Yes, farmers put in very long days...go back and listen to Paul Harvey's: So God made a farmer...he tells it true. Be safe out there, all of you and definitely stay hydrated!
Hola Kate amiga de Montana lamento el percance de la rueda de la cosedora de tu papá pero con un buen tiptop queda muy buena 👌 acá estamos acostumbrados a esos arreglos que estés bien y que salga todo bien en esta temporada de cosecha un saludo desde acá de Chile 🇨🇱 séptima región del maule sur comuna de Colbun 🚜 que Dios te bendiga.
An uncle owned a tire shop in Saskatoon decades ago. They had farm service. They were busy. I can't even imagine what farm service costs now. It is like so many other things in that costs have gone crazy. During a drought, the expenses seem to be more noticeable. 😮
Merci Kates pour cette vidéo ,je te souhaite beaucoup de courage pour la suite des moisson, ce soir enfin la pluie est arrivé sur la France et la Suisse cela va calmer les incendie de forêt et remettre de l'eau dans les citernes des chalets du Jura pour le bétail
Most of the farms in my county are 600 acres for each farm.. We have had very little rain here for over two months.. 5 miles away they had flooding for a day recently.. Same in Europe, Italian + German River Systems are drying up.. Regards..
The drought is really bad. I guess this really hurts your farm. Hopefully you can cope with it. Here where i live in Germany near Cologne the river Rhine is at a historical low level. Cargoships cant move, or only with very little payload. They are an important means of transport for any bulk cargo, for example like fuel. It already shows with products or raw materials not available. There are also lots of forest fires, mostly in the south of Europe, way more than there are usually. But also here in germany, where these fires are rather unusual. I cant remember such an intense drought.
Thank you for your great story and wonderful kindness!!! Yes this drought is financially devastating for farmers. We have been farming since 1912 and we save money because we know that there will be really bad years. We have had a lot of really good years too. If farmers have debt though this can completely wipe them out.
Great video Kate, as long as you have good health, that's the main thing, I can see every one is on deck to get the harvest finished, keep up the good work , Cheers & Best Wishes Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.
Que mal Kate que pase esto cuando está uno para empezar el día y se descompongan la maquinaría y como ustedes que tiene algo de terreno para los cultivos Kate lo bueno que ay refacciones rápido y no demoran en reparar los neumáticos verdad lo malo es cuando no los tienen y te demoran días para las partes en fin lo bueno que todo está bien Kate saludos asta montana cuídate mucho saludos desde aquí de Indianápolis indiana que tengas un hermoso día Kate cuídate mucho saludos a papá buen domingo tengan ustedes
Great video, That sure was a big piece of metal, and lots of great information. I love your harvest videos and definatley love learning all about you operation. Thank so much.😃
Hi kate, you know that big roller you use to roll crops? Install large magnets on it so that when you roll in the field, all the stray metals stick to the roll. These problems no longer happen. The more magnets, the greater the attraction capacity of the roller.
Excellent video again Kate thanks ,the updates are great, just what you need first thing a lump of metal in your tyre. I hope you have great success with your new tee shirt just shows hard work does pay, take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Kate that tire is old it has dry rot, it's time to replace that tire. I love your directions: Go straight, then left, then left again, then left again, (You just made a complete circle). Just give the tire guy your GPS, and wallah he's there to repair the tire. Another great video Kate, keep up the great work.
hahahahahaha!!!! Yes, that is why I laughed when I was editing the video!!!!! I just made a circle!!!! hahahahahaha! Thank you for your hilarious comment and wonderful kindness Mr. Cleary!!!!
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Love how your Dad continues to move forward and progress with the work, regardless of the crop situation, and you can definitely see it's your work habit also! It's always refreshing watching you approach the issues and talk to us about them....Bravo to you, Bravo to your Dad and the crew! Thx for sharing with us Ms.!
Thank you for your huge compliment and amazing kindness Mr. Branche!
@@KatesAg you are welcome again you all take care stay safe
Just keep feeding the people Kate. (Good Job!)
You reminded me of my daughter when she worked with me in weekends, and we started it with breakfast out.
Then she helped, and when she was ready to go shop.for lunch....she was so proud, and also amazing. Now she is grown, and that first cheap job she did, helped her through life in a way.
I miss those breakfasts sooo much
Thank you for your fantastic story and amazing kindness Mr. S!!!!!!!!!!!! Say hello to your daughter for me!!!!
I've learned a lot from watching all these Kate's Ag videos. I had no idea, and most people don't either, what it takes to run a farm, grow the major food crops used by nearly everyone, and bring that to a successful harvest. More young adults need to take up farming and learn this important work.
Thank you for your fantastic comment and amazing kindness Mr. Conte! You made my day!
This is a good example of what farmers and truck drivers go through. Lose a tire and you've lost any profit from that field or that day on the road.
Yes, you are totally correct!!!! Thank you for your great story and amazing kindness!!!
Thanks for sharing more of your wheat harvest.
Thank you for your amazing kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kate, Kate, Kate, you can not get to distracted, you're going to be the governor of Montana ,and who can say a run for congress...
hahahaha!!! Thank you for your gigantic compliment and amazing kindness Mr. Ayala!!!!!!
As long as you run republican not those lazy demorats
I’m so happy to see you getting so close to 100K subscribers. You’ve worked so hard and produce such great content. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for your great comment and amazing kindness Mr. Joe! I am very grateful and honored to have so many wonderful subscribers!
Quoting Kate "I like to drive fast....it's a bit of a problem". Haha love it. Love your videos. Very informative and interesting. Keep up the good work 🙂
hahahaha! Thank you for your hilarious comment and amazing kindness Mr. Stephens!!!!
Kate you are so full of knowledge. Your are what this world needs awesome farmers daughters working the family farm. You are amazing.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and huge compliment Mr. Kenney!
I 'm not taking anything from Kate , because she deserves all of the praise she gets and more, but lets not get carried away. I am a FARMER'S SON and I am awesome. HA.
Never a dull moment on the farm!! The price of tires is as bad as the diesel prices right now.... Great video Kate, your always so pleasant. Luckily you caught it early!!!
Oh yes that is totally correct!!! Tires are super expensive! Thank you for your great comment and amazing kindness Mr. Ro!!!!!!!!!!!
I am so proud of you, how you manage all this and that your father helps you so much. You guys are special people. Much love and light from Holland for you and the family. God bless you all 🙏🙏💖💜💜💜💜💚💚💚
Thank you for your wonderful comment and amazing kindness and blessing!!!! Hello from Montana!!!
Kate on the phone with the tire guy, we only get reception on top of the combine. Tire guy, where are you now???? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha, that made me laugh too.
hahahahaha!!!! Yes I even laughed when I was editing the video!!!!! Thank you for your hilarious comment Mr. Richard!!!!
I never realized how big a problem sheds (deer antlers) were until I started watching farming videos. I’ve seen numerous tires wrecked by them. Most of the time an otherwise perfect tire has to be replaced at considerable expense.
Yes the deer antlers can be a big problem and so are the pronghorns from the antelope! Thank you for your great story and amazing kindness Mr. Harrell!
Good job Kate. You could easily be the field forewoman!!!
Thank you for your huge compliment and amazing kindness!
A good inside patch will work well with yalls tire, GOD BLESS YALL
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!!
Hola buen dia que lindo es montana aquí también nos subimos arriba de la cabina de los tractores para tener mejor servicio de celulara buen dia Saludos de dinuba california usa ........
¡jajaja! ¡Qué bueno saber que no somos los únicos en subir al servicio celular! ¡Gracias por su gran historia y su increíble amabilidad, Sr. Corona!
Thanks Kate! Hope you can get a repair done on that tire - new ones like that are soooo expensive! Have a safe day! 😀
Thank you for your great comment and amazing kindness Mr. Viney!
This is my favorite channel now. So interesting. You are a wonderful young lady.
Thank you for your huge compliment and amazing kindness! You made my day!
Relatively new sub here. You are absolutely adorable. It is great to see a young lady as beautiful as yourself actually working and not stuck with her face in a phone all day. Love the Videos! TY!
Welcome and thank you for your huge compliment and amazing kindness Mr. Twait!!!!
Patch inside the Tyre and be up and going again. Your in Drought there and its a little too wet here. Better to have too much rain than not enough. know what droughts are like. Enjoy your day,
I agree more rain is better!!! Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great comment Mr. Reed!
Farmer's will have rough days, good to see your dad, still doing great work Kate!!
Thank you for your great comment and wonderful kindness Mr. Songy!
Honey you made me laugh out loud...thanks l needed that. "Where you at? On top of the combine. "
hahahahaha!!!!! Yes I even laughed when I edited this video!!!!! "On top of the combine" hahahahaha Thank you for your hilarious comment and amazing kindness Mr. Wildes!!!
We have spares for our combines both front and back .just for occasions like this .sometimes you cant get a tire fixed in a timely manner during harvest and i dont like waiting ha ha .good luck with harvest Kate
hahaha! We don't like waiting either. We rarely ever have this problem! Thank you for your terrific suggestion and amazing kindness!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Kate, that tyre is still good. You can put a gator patch on the inside. It will be as good as new. Greetings from Ireland.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great suggestion Mr. Metro!
Ohhh, that ain't good 👀😲! Looks like a blade from the swather 🤔🙄. Great video, Kate! God bless you and your family. Greetings from Bavaria.
Thank you for your amazing kindness and blessing Mr. Al!!!!!!!! It was a tire fixing tool ironically!
Sorry about the tire. I just got played of from work. I delivered semi ag n tracker tires to farmers in Michigan Ohio Indiana. They are not cheap. Last spring I made a delivery to one of are customers. Left his farm whit a 68.thousend dollar check. Farming is not cheap folks. 💕 Lv ur videos.are you starting college this fall. If so. 😎 Awesome. Hopefully. U can still have time to keep ur chance up. Tell all your family n 💜 help. 💕 Lv from Michigan. God bless ur farm . Lv huggs n 💜 prayers always. Tnx Ms Kate. Montana rocks. Stay safe 💗 folks.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness, blessing and great story Mr. Miller! Sorry to hear about your work.
Always a pleasure watching your videos...Thanks.
Thank you for your amazing kindness!!!!!!!!!
I loved working on farms, very beautiful. Keep posting more every day. I watch with the family your followers from Iraq🇮🇶
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great encouragement!!!! Hello from Montana!
very great video kate thank you so much great T-shirt good luck harvesting🌾🌾🌾🌾 beautiful Lady kate 👍😘❤🌹thank you great work 👍
Thank you for your amazing kindness and wonderful support Mr. Deelstra!!!!
@@KatesAg thank you so much kate 👍❤😊
"We ONLY get reception ON THE VERY VERY TOP OF THE COMBINE." - "OK, where are you at?" - "On the top of the combine" This made me laugh!
hahahaha! Thank you for your great and hilarious comment!!!!! I laughed when I edited this video too!!!
@@KatesAg you’re welcome as always. And thank you for all the hours you’ve entertained me already watching all your videos. Have a great weekend
Never think you can pick up a chunk of metal like that in the fields. Always love these harvest videos. Thanks
Yes that metal piece was a great surprise!!!! Thank you for your amazing kindness Mr. Robilotta!
Haven't hit any metal objects, but have gotten several flats in the tractor hitting shed deer antlers!
Threw an antler out of the field this evening. Barely got shut down as to not run over it. Last year I actually ran over a sleeping buck which left some of his antlers in a couple tires. Didn't kill the buck and he got up and ran out barely escaping the disc. Could hardly believe it myself. Didn't get a flat when I pulled the horns out. Lucky as the buck. Lol
Thank you for your great story!!!! That is crazy!!!
Kate I have watched every episode you have put out for everyone to watch and I have to say that I am very proud of you for making the effort to help others to grow and understand how the food gets to their table and I really enjoy the way you try to do ur best to explain how the farm machines work and operate all I have to say about you is that you are really a bright and beautiful young woman who is going to make something out of the future for the farm sweetheart keep up the hard work hun and please don't stop making the video's bc you are making a difference in the future
Thank you for your incredible kindness and huge compliment and great encouragement Mr. Rockermann!!!!!!!! You made my day!
better check other ties too, great job Kate.
You getting ready for college
LOL Yes, exactly!!! Thank you for your great advice and wonderful kindness!
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Others have probably said that you can patch it yourself if you can get the tire off and on again otherwise someone else can fix it. You should watch how it's done if you have the time.
Thank you for your great suggestion. We need a big crane because this tire is huge and very heavy.
@@KatesAg The tire itself is only 125-130 pounds. I think I remember that you have a forklift. You can also just pull out the spike and plug it from the outside. That will last for a few days (and sometimes for ever) and then fix it later in the barn by adding a patch on the inside. You should have a tire repair kit in the barn already. You dont actually have to take the tire all the way off wheel. You can watch a video of someone putting a TUBE inside a tire here
th-cam.com/video/vSDnF6tjciY/w-d-xo.html
But I'm sure you would rather just hire someone but it's a good experience to try it for when money gets tight during a drought that causes a decrease in cash flow. Also. I guess because I'm old (older than your dad) I'm "old school" and try to know how to do everything and be self-sufficient. I assume you dont have any big strong brothers (?) because I've never seen any young adult men on your videos. No "Hoss Cartwright" men???
How different a year makes for how harvest looks from your combine! Amazing how things like that metal can get lodged into a tire, and thanks for sharing another wonderful Kate's Ag episode!
Thank you for your great comment and amazing kindness Mr. Henshaw!
NASCAR Kate is officially back on the track. Lol, Love from Florida
hahahahaha! Thank you for your hilarious comment and amazing kindness Mr. Lawson!
May the father of mercy bless your combines with a breakdown forcefield...amen.
Thank you for your wonderful blessing and kindness Mr. Readhead!!!
do you have any hoodies for sail if you do how much are they
You do wonderfully explaining the combine procedure. Thanks Kate!!
Its bad but could be worse. A neighbor was hauling two large gravity wagons of corn up hill around midnight. It was hard to see because of dust, Then his blood ran cold as a wagon wheel passed him. You can imagine the rest.
CATHERINE SAYS HI. Like me she thinks you are already at Cornell
Oh no that is very scary! I hope your neighbor was okay! Thank you Mr. Perley and say hello to Catherine for me.
Tire trouble means story time because I've had more than my fair share of troubles with tires and I like telling stories 😁. This past spring I was disking our field that we have corn growing in right now and I heard the very distinguishable sound of metal hitting metal. So I got off the tractor and went around the disk to see what was wrong and I couldn't spot anything so I got back on and got to going again. When I got to the house my dad came over to help me unhook the tractor and disk and told me that "I must be living right or something." He pulled a hay rake tooth that had got caught on one of the blades on the disk that was right in line to have been ran over by the tractor tires on the left side, yet neither of those tires ever lost any air. I am 21 years old and have been around the farm since I was little and I've never seen anything like that (that I know of anyway). God was truly watching out for us there.
Thank you for your fantastic story Mr. Austin! That is really lucky and someone was watching over you!!!! I appreciate your wonderful kindness!
Hello. You record a great video about your hard work . I am a farmer from Russia, Kursk region. I have a question for you : why is there such a small crop rotation , you grow few crops ? Why don't you grow sunflower, oilseed flax, and surepitsa? They tolerate drought , and these crops can also be harvested in cold weather
Thank you for your great story and excellent question. In our location on the great high plains of Montana at 3500 feet elevation and 10-12 inches of precipitation annually we can only grow a few crops with success. Wheat, barley, durum, and some pulse crops like chickpeas and lentils. We test different crops but they have failed badly. We try all kinds of things and I will let Dad know about your great suggestion too! Thank you for that.
@@KatesAg You cannot grow chickpeas, soybeans, beans. Too little moisture . You can try to grow rye, surepitsa, mustard, sunflower, oilseed flax. They are grown in northern Kazakhstan , where 250 millimeters of rain falls per year . In the same region, the climate is the same as you have in Montana. These plants have a taproot system that goes 2-3 meters deep into the soil. In addition, you need to try to grow clover, alfalfa and esparcet for seeds. These are legumes . Improving the soil structure from them. Their seeds can always be sold dearly. I have no rains in the Kursk region in the summer from May to September, it is very hot +33.. +40 degrees Celsius in the shade. Try , experiment with different cultures and varieties . You can allocate 5-10 acres for their cultivation . This is a matter for scientists , but they don 't care about the villagers . Therefore , you will have to conduct experiments yourself . I conduct experiments with different cultures myself.
We put large boots or patches that work pretty well on those tires. We use a bucket of some slimmie stuff that helps us mount the big tires so much easier. Brother has taught me a lot lately. But he has much more to teach that makes life so much better in agriculture. I heard people at the Cafe talking about where they might get wheat seed and I thought about you guys. Still haven't got enough rain down here but our chances are increasing. Had another fire last week which burnt the hay we cut that morning. Hit an old one way wheel half buried in the field which was covered just enough not to see it.
Thank you for your fantastic story and amazing kindness!!!! The thing with our wheat is that it is bred to grow in our harsh conditions, like short growing season and little water and lots of wind.
@@KatesAg I told my brother about the fact you only grow certain wheat. He said that was bull. Lol He said all wheat is the same no matter what they say. I took it the way he said it he knew what he was talking about. He has been in it his whole life. But me on the other hand I be!ieved you. Lol
Для продвижения канала, коммент и гавк, девчонка симпотишная🔥🔥🤘
Спасибо за вашу чудесную доброту и огромное поощрение!
Wow, no one can say Kate doesn't know what is going on with everything out there 😳 To be so young and know so much about all of that already, good for you ❤
Thank you for your huge compliment and wonderful kindness!!!!
Has your dad thought about Sorghum as a drought tolerant crop that is saw fly resistant? South Dakota Stare mentions it as a crop rotation crop…
Reuters article: “French sorghum farmer defies drought with sustainable crop”
Thank you for your great suggestion and wonderful kindness Mr. King! I will let Dad know!
Thanks for sharing Kate great video. I would say that tire could be patched I used to work as a service tech to go out and repair or replace Tractor and skidder tires out in the fields or in the woods and if you were lucky at the farm. You take care get some rest and keep those videos coming 😊👍👍👍👍
Thank you for your terrific story and amazing kindness Mr. F!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pull the metal, pull the tire off the rim, insert a tube and replace the tire, Off you go.
Thank you for your great suggestion Mr. Camp!!!
Make sure you put a Boot in it first .
Wishing nothing but good luck for all the farmers in the country going through this current drought. It’s pretty bad down here in Texas.
Thank you for your fantastic comment and amazing kindness Mr. LeCannon! We also pray for farmers everywhere and hope they have good harvests. I am sad to hear it is bad in Texas too!
Awesome video.💜
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your confidence really shows, you're inspirational.
Thank you for your huge compliment and amazing kindness Mr. Czzz!!!!
No problem, put Kate in that one! She only needs 3 wheels to combine, right?
hahahahahahaha!!!!!!!! That's right Mr. Wessel!!!!! Thank you for your hilarious comment and wonderful kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@KatesAg It works much better with 4 though.
You made me laugh out loud! You and Kate both get a thumb's up today!
@@lint2023 Don't know if you've seen it, but in one of her early videos she said she actually did that for a short while. Not on purpose.
@@lynwessel2471 Yes. Thanks. I'm curious to see what comes out of that tire. It's shiny so it's been driven on for a little while.
Kate thanks for sharing and God’s blessings for you and all your family
Thank you for your wonderful blessing and amazing kindness Mr. Darrell!
Geez dad I’m trying to sell my shirts and tote bags!
LOL Thank you for your comment!
The tire 'opportunity' is a bummer! Sometimes u just have to shrug and say 'it is what it is' and then move on. Stay positive!
Thank you for your great comment and wonderful kindness Mr. Mayo!
Kate will you be keeping up with us when you head for college?
Thank you for your great question. I am going to try to keep doing 1 video per week because my university courses are going to be challenging! I'm very excited and grateful I was accepted into Cornell though!
Hi Kate, yep combines are expensive, the newest (biggest) John Deere X9-1100 is usd $916k base price without header, you can easily add $50k-$70k on options.
The big 50ft JD headers are around $145k - $160k, Honeybee AirFlex 250 (50ft) is around $200k.
Even a smaller used combine with a 30ft - 40ft header is around $250k+, ..... very expensive equipment. 🤨
Yes, they really are expensive! Thank you for the great info and wonderful kindness!
Like the old saying goes, ‘I started farming last year and now I’m a millionaire. Unfortunately, I started a billionaire
hahaha! That is true!!! Thank you for you great comment!
Thank you for my Kate's Ag shirt, it's sooooo - soft and comfy. You feel the natural cotton. ; ) So worth it.
Oh I am so happy to hear that!!!!!!!!! You totally made my day!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@KatesAg Good : )
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Thank you!
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Thank you for sharing another excellent video that wasnt good a big chunk of metal in your dads combine tire have a great night kate
Thank you for your great comment and wonderful kindness Mr. Hall!
Another great video Kate! Thank you for sharing your farming videos with all of us. I think many of us would never get to see the insider view of farming if not for you. It's almost like we are right there in the combine. Great stuff!
Thank you for your fantastic comment and amazing kindness Mr. J!!! You made my day!
"I GET KNOCKED DOWN BUT I GET UP AGAIN. AIN'T NEVER GOING TO KEEP ME DOWN,.
Chumbawamba Tubthumping A good old British song.
Love it. Thank you Mr Perley!!!
Superb. You are doing great job.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness Mr. Iropia!
Kate, thanks a lot for the translations ! Good job ! 😘
Thank you for your amazing kindness Mr. Lambert!!!
Hiya Kate, thank you for a wonderful video, I loved the explanations about swathing and straight cutting, plus about the sections too, all of witch was news to me, glad I watched as always, always learning from you.
stay safe, Steve...
Thank you for your fantastic comment and amazing kindness Mr. Coster! You made my day!
Kate, your going to love New York State. It ain’t big sky country, but it’s pretty darn good.
Thank you for your amazing encouragement Mr. Vicarri!!!!! I'm so excited and honored to go to Cornell University!!!!
Great video Kate. They can put a patch on the inside of the tire and fix it. Keep up the good work and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next video. Get some rest.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and blessing Mr. Shumate!!!! We might be able to but for now we need the combine running so we will put a new tire on and figure it out later.
A very good Thursday morning to you all in the USA from Wellington Somerset in the UK
Thank you for your wonderful kindness Mr. Bone and hello from Montana!
Kate love to see a video on all bloopers you cut out that would make a great video👍🦉🦅
hahahaha! Thank you for your great suggestion and wonderful kindness Mr. Renwick!
OK.. the adorableness is off the charts on this one.
LOL! Thank you for your wonderful kindness!
That's a big piece of metal, good luck with your harvest this year...I love your shirts too...😊
Thank you for your amazing support and wonderful kindness!!!! You made my day!
HELLO MISS KATE AND LOVEING FAMILY HOPE EVERYONE OK THERE AND GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and blessing!!!!!!!!!
Maybe sometime you can show us how you blow out the filters and other checks you do before starting off.
Thank you for your great suggestion Mr. Be. I think I have a video last harvest where we did that.
Young lady, you once referred to a combine as a race car...thusly u can drive your dads on 3 wheels, lol. Yes, farmers put in very long days...go back and listen to Paul Harvey's: So God made a farmer...he tells it true.
Be safe out there, all of you and definitely stay hydrated!
hahahaha!!!! Thank you for your hilarious comment and wonderful kindness Mr. Babella!!!
Kate, you are a wonder! So smart!
Hola Kate amiga de Montana lamento el percance de la rueda de la cosedora de tu papá pero con un buen tiptop queda muy buena 👌 acá estamos acostumbrados a esos arreglos que estés bien y que salga todo bien en esta temporada de cosecha un saludo desde acá de Chile 🇨🇱 séptima región del maule sur comuna de Colbun 🚜 que Dios te bendiga.
¡Muchas gracias por su gran aliento y maravillosa amabilidad, Sr. Escalona! ¡Hola desde Montana! Espero que sus cosechas en Chile sean excelentes!!!
An uncle owned a tire shop in Saskatoon decades ago. They had farm service. They were busy. I can't even imagine what farm service costs now. It is like so many other things in that costs have gone crazy. During a drought, the expenses seem to be more noticeable. 😮
Thank you for your great story and wonderful kindness! Yes the drought is tough for sure!!!!!
It's nice to see you working hard 😀😄😊
Thank you for your amazing kindness!
@@KatesAg 😊😊😊😊😘
@@KatesAg What time is it in America? Korean time is 11:01 a.m
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Keep it up. You are doing great.
Thank you for your amazing kindness Mr. Bouwman!!!!!
Hello Kate. Riverside, Ca., near Los Angeles has had 3 years of less than 6 inches of rain/year. Normal is 12 inches.
Thank you for the interesting information and you wonderful kindness Mr. Kirk!
Merci Kates pour cette vidéo ,je te souhaite beaucoup de courage pour la suite des moisson, ce soir enfin la pluie est arrivé sur la France et la Suisse cela va calmer les incendie de forêt et remettre de l'eau dans les citernes des chalets du Jura pour le bétail
C'est la meilleure nouvelle de tous les temps !!!! La pluie est merveilleuse ! Merci pour votre incroyable gentillesse Monsieur Gavillet !
Thanks again for all the amazing videos you're amazing young lady
Thank you for your great comment and amazing kindness Mr. Ramirez!
Nothing like a “Kates Ag “ Harvest video 👍
Thank you for your amazing kindness!!! You made my day!
Most of the farms in my county are 600 acres for each farm.. We have had very little rain here for over two months.. 5 miles away they had flooding for a day recently.. Same in Europe, Italian + German River Systems are drying up.. Regards..
Thank you for your great story and wonderful kindness! We pray for rain for farmers everywhere! The drought is very diffiucult!!
The drought is really bad. I guess this really hurts your farm. Hopefully you can cope with it.
Here where i live in Germany near Cologne the river Rhine is at a historical low level. Cargoships cant move, or only with very little payload. They are an important means of transport for any bulk cargo, for example like fuel. It already shows with products or raw materials not available. There are also lots of forest fires, mostly in the south of Europe, way more than there are usually. But also here in germany, where these fires are rather unusual. I cant remember such an intense drought.
Thank you for your great story and wonderful kindness!!! Yes this drought is financially devastating for farmers. We have been farming since 1912 and we save money because we know that there will be really bad years. We have had a lot of really good years too. If farmers have debt though this can completely wipe them out.
Great video Kate, as long as you have good health, that's the main thing, I can see every one is on deck to get the harvest finished, keep up the good work , Cheers & Best Wishes Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness Mr. Bacelli!!! Yes we are all working hard to get this crop out of the field!!!
Love watching how you guys harvest out there! Love the videos Kate! Keep um coming!
Thank you for your amazing kindness and great encouragement Mr. Moratz!
Another informative video Kate stay safe.
Thank you for your amazing kindness Mr. Armstrong!
Que mal Kate que pase esto cuando está uno para empezar el día y se descompongan la maquinaría y como ustedes que tiene algo de terreno para los cultivos Kate lo bueno que ay refacciones rápido y no demoran en reparar los neumáticos verdad lo malo es cuando no los tienen y te demoran días para las partes en fin lo bueno que todo está bien Kate saludos asta montana cuídate mucho saludos desde aquí de Indianápolis indiana que tengas un hermoso día Kate cuídate mucho saludos a papá buen domingo tengan ustedes
Sí estoy de acuerdo. ¡Realmente hace que el día sea más lento con las reparaciones! ¡Gracias por su increíble amabilidad y un saludo desde Montana!
Great video, That sure was a big piece of metal, and lots of great information. I love your harvest videos and definatley love learning all about you operation. Thank so much.😃
Thank you for your terrific comment and amazing kindness Mr. McLaughlan!
Hi kate, you know that big roller you use to roll crops? Install large magnets on it so that when you roll in the field, all the stray metals stick to the roll. These problems no longer happen. The more magnets, the greater the attraction capacity of the roller.
Thank you for your fantastic suggestion and kindness Mr. Righi!!!!! I will let Dad know!!!!
Excellent video again Kate thanks ,the updates are great, just what you need first thing a lump of metal in your tyre. I hope you have great success with your new tee shirt just shows hard work does pay, take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Thank you for your amazing kindness and wonderful encouragement Mr. Gravel! All kinds of things happen at harvest. LOL
Sempre linda e ainda é trabalhadora e talentosa amo ❤
Obrigado por sua gentileza incrível Sr. Joaquim!!!!
Kate that tire is old it has dry rot, it's time to replace that tire. I love your directions: Go straight, then left, then left again, then left again, (You just made a complete circle). Just give the tire guy your GPS, and wallah he's there to repair the tire. Another great video Kate, keep up the great work.
hahahahahaha!!!! Yes, that is why I laughed when I was editing the video!!!!! I just made a circle!!!! hahahahahaha! Thank you for your hilarious comment and wonderful kindness Mr. Cleary!!!!
Hi Kate, I appreciate and enjoy your videos... Thanks for taking the time to record and edit them for us.
Las Vegas, NV.
Thank you for your amazing kindness and great encouragement Mr. G!!!!
It's sad that the wheat isn't yielding well, hopefully next year will bring better yields it's so expensive to operate on a large scale today!!
Thank you for your great encouragement and wonderful kindness Mr. Desselle!