You mentioned the National FFA Convention. I was a member of the National FFA Concert Band in the fall of 1958. It was an awesome experience for a 15 year old from central Michigan. In the 50s the National FFA Concert Band was made up of two FFA members from each state in the Union. FFA members who were also musicians auditioned for the band at each respective state convention in the early spring. The National Convention was held in October in the following fall at the same time as the International Livestock Show in Kansas City. Both the Livestock Show and the FFA Convention were huge events in my High School years.
HELLO FROM SOUTH CENTRAL IOWA. WHO HAS BEEN AROUND 84+ YEARS. HAVE BEEN IN YOUR COUNTRY SEVERAL TIMES A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO WHEN GOING TO CANADA TO SEE MY SISTER WHO WAS MARRIED TO A FARMER. LOVE TO LISTEN TO YOU AND YOURS. GOD BLESS YOU IN ALL YOUR LABORS.
I'm from Milwaukee Wisconsin originally. I'm a city boy but a nature lover at heart. I spent a few summers on dairy and grain farms in rural Wisconsin. Case equipment is made in Racine, Wisconsin. Wow how modern they are now. Montana is one of my favorite places ⛰ 🚜
Leg Arms…..I was told years ago by a trauma nurse that if you massage the area in a rotary motion that’s full of scar tissue it will eventually loosen up some. Not a quick fix by any stretch of the imagination, it does take some time, but with continual massage it will get better. It helps the mood too because you feel like you’re actually able to do something about it and it doesn’t hurt anything.
Thanks for going to the National FFA convention. My son and his friends were thrilled to meet you guys and for the signed bobble heads. (Apparently, many others were thrilled also as he said you guy were very busy). I’m glad that the people my kids watch and look up to work for a living.
Since you are not able to irrigate, do you leave half your land lie fallow while planting in the other half to allow moisture to build up in the unplanned half? This would require keeping the weeds down on the half not planted. Does No-till work under this strategy? It would seem one would be required to keep the weeds off the unplanned half which, I guess, would be accomplished with weed killer and No-till. Maybe you get enough moisture during the winter to allow planting 100% of your land each year? Or at least this provides the largest profit return which is what has to be considered. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 for our farmers for good health and weather that is conducive to growing crops. ✌🇺🇸🖖
Hey Nick the squeaking noise you hear was a section climbed over on top of a guard. You can clearly see it at 2:18:16 center of the feeder housing just one guard to the left.
By tossing the rocks on the ground after replacing the bolt(s), you'll probably have to deal with those same rocks in the future. Would a tray/box be a better place to put such?
I understand the logic but let me put that in perspective. Imagine a sandy beach and you don't want the sand, so every time you go to the beach you take a cup of sand away. It'd take a thousand lifetimes to remove all the sand. That is the same situation on the Montana prairies. We only focus on large rocks basketball size or larger as that is all we can handle.
@@giannidifrancesco193 Kiwi winter wheat record - New Zealand farmer breaks world record with massive ,wheat yield with a crop producing 17.398 tonnes per hectare,= at - [ 259 Bu/Ac ] = (7 t/ac).; Instead of burning off crop residues these are incorporated into the soil, creating a friable compost-like topsoil which is ideal for establishing new crops. - th-cam.com/video/VSs_A4Uxab8/w-d-xo.html .NZ Harvest time. .th-cam.com/video/c59FimAHRnQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=KieranDoherty 2020 HARVEST- th-cam.com/video/RyoFfk_Qb74/w-d-xo.html - Canterbury Kiwi-,Volgs - New Zealand ..th-cam.com/video/vHcg7nTDsxE/w-d-xo.html . Cattle Hauling:- th-cam.com/video/juUb_ymW3PU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WoodleysNZ . . 2019 Harvest. th-cam.com/video/8YkXTPhMYcU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=FloshesFarmContracting
Glad you have act of God on your contract. Never heard of that in Corn, beans and wheat. I'm in Michigan and for years my dad was a bookkeeper at a grain elevator. You always Hoped if you didn't have enough bushels, board price was cheaper and some one would fill your contract.
I started watching your channel 4 years ago during harvest. Your oldest was a newborn, and Kathleen would bring her into the combine with you. Thanks for sharing your journey, have enjoyed every step.
I grew up in the 90s as a teenager driving 1640, 1660, 1680, and 1688 Case International. I get so darn jealous of you when I you in those beautiful modern combines...lucky s.o.b. keep up the good work. PS, it be cool if you visited Zack and helped him out a day or 2 during harvest time...it be a pretty cool video.
I am over east of you in Chinook. Really enjoy your live stream. The monolog while working is great entertainment. Better then any radio commentator. So sorry the crops around here aren't the best. Keep the wheels turning. 👍
It's a pity you couldn't use light crop fingers made if plastic .we have them or cast steel ones for light crops ..we can go a bit faster and quite bit higher and still get all the heads.
@@paulcopeland9035 Yes I did, but I may have missed it. The video was almost 3 hours long, and I apologize if I did not memorize almost 3 hours of info. I am humbled to be in the presence of a person that probably knows the answer, but is too high and mighty to share the answer.
@@farmboy5622 New Zealand farmer breaks world record with massive ,wheat yield with a crop producing 17.398 tonnes per hectare,= at - [ 259 Bu/Ac ] = (7 t/ac).; Instead of burning off crop residues these are incorporated into the soil, creating a friable compost-like topsoil which is ideal for establishing new crops. th-cam.com/video/VSs_A4Uxab8/w-d-xo.html .NZ Harvest time. .th-cam.com/video/c59FimAHRnQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=KieranDoherty 2020 HARVEST- th-cam.com/video/RyoFfk_Qb74/w-d-xo.html - Canterbury Kiwi-,Volgs - New Zealand ..th-cam.com/video/vHcg7nTDsxE/w-d-xo.html . Cattle Hauling:- th-cam.com/video/juUb_ymW3PU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WoodleysNZ . . 2019 Harvest. th-cam.com/video/8YkXTPhMYcU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=FloshesFarmContracting
Thank You !! Your comment on four under four just made me think of my mother, she used to say she had four under four !!! They were grandkids though !! My sister's two daughters and my two daughters !!! They spent a lot of time together ❤️🙏
Just like last year in Nebraska, no rain and harvested soybeans in September and corn in October. Got done early October before Halloween. And talk about weird. Usually pushing to get done for thanksgiving but last year done way early. So far this year, been pretty solid, but still need to get thru August with some rain.
Just left working at a high volume Ford dealer for 8years. 6.2 is the most reliable tried and true along with a 6.8v10 that isnt offered in anything new. The 6.8 v8 concept should solve the issues they have been having on the 7.3. My experience it's hit or miss.. only 7.3s i have seen in have been engine issues to the point of replacement or valve issues. Seems like i rarely saw them otherwise. Call it coincidence but 3 that needed engines i talked to the customers on and a lot were just get up and go beat the vehicle didn't let it warm up and pushed oil changes over 5k miles.. My thoughts is 2020 and newer ive seen vehicle and manufacturing quality go down crazily.
Back then we likely only had a few hundred acres. Only a few of those acres were broke for farming and most ran sheep on the tough land. A few fences here and there, 2 or 3 small wooden buildings. Possibly a small gas tractor, cultivator, and seeder as well as a horse or oxen. Overall I can't be exact as I am fourth generation but to my knowledge that is how they farmed back then. It was very hard and few made it. That's why 100 acre Farms turned into 10,000 acre farms.
Do you have any pets or do you like to do carbine how do you go about weeding out weeds and stuff like that and when it comes to like inside the grass or whatever
Your spring wheat prices are not that bad...just need more to sell. Our year was dry with 17" from June to June 2021. About 11" during the fall and spring in the Texas Panhandle. It came 2 in 3" at a time and just in time so made 55 bu/ac but at $6.27 and now $6.80 for HRW. We have been no-till drilling into CRP ground where most who disked to get rid of the grass made 25 or less.
Hay tim & scott please can you both fix the Wagner you will not how good to have it to use hope you get good harvest get lots more money for the hard work you boys do I am a farmer we do hay some seed for cows. we milking. 300 +. thay eat lots of hay & grain keep safe god bless aremen
The drought is only going to get worse in August. Since your yield is so low couldn’t you cut your wheat and bale it for feed to the feedlots? Might be worth more money that way.
Totally get what ya mean with visitors. Would love to meet ya and shit, I’d be willing to help on your farm but definitely understand the privacy and everything. Goes the same for millienial farmer, would love to meet him on his farm and learn some things but if he let everyone, it wouldn’t be good either. Plus he runs the wrong color of equipment. Haha
If you have cottonwood trees around their notorious for clogging up radiators. If there is one on that beauty, pressure wash it and might clear things up.
Time to get a 90ft header to feed the machine enough material to work with, or give the blades a samurai sharpening for the 10-12mph high speed harvesting
I just REPLAYED THIS LIVESTREEM with the 2016 ABUNDANTE PART3 HARVEST ..... on loop... vizulizing a MUCH MORRE ABUNDANT NEXT HARVEST FOR YOU ****ALL****!!!! THE ALL!!!! ABUNDANTE HARVESTS TO AND FOR ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Insane, you harvest your Spring Wheat before our Winter Wheat is good, it's still green in some places. But we about to harvest 11-12 Tons per Hektar. Totally different fields, wish you the best.
If you get to go to the farm progress show you will see our landscaping plants in the plantings at the show I have Michigan evergreen nursery we grow landscaping plants for the trade enjoy your time there this is a great country to enjoy
The fact we have entered a grand solar minimum it's created a bit of chaos where ever you farm. Look back in time to what was called, "the little ice age". That just happen to be during a grand solar minimum. Some of the years during that time were called the years without a summer. They had times in June, July that snow few.
Nick, do you guys have any plans with it being so dry this yr to run a ripper to break up compaction? Dry yrs are the best time to run a ripper to break up compaction, but it also means you wear thru the ripper points much quicker, along with burning a lot of fuel, especially with how many acres y'all have.
About a 1/3 of the soil moisture is left after a crop. That last 1/3 can be taken out by the atmosphere. That is why No Till works for arid lands. Most soils hold 1 to 3" water per foot.
@@robertreznik9330, yes I know they don't get the rain, nor have the rich top soil like we got here in the Midwest. But if you do have compaction issues, the best way to break it up is in the fall with a inline ripper. Compacted soil, don't let water penetrate down in the ground. While they don't get the rain we do, they do tend to get quite a bit of snow.
You mentioned the National FFA Convention. I was a member of the National FFA Concert Band in the fall of 1958. It was an awesome experience for a 15 year old from central Michigan. In the 50s the National FFA Concert Band was made up of two FFA members from each state in the Union. FFA members who were also musicians auditioned for the band at each respective state convention in the early spring. The National Convention was held in October in the following fall at the same time as the International Livestock Show in Kansas City. Both the Livestock Show and the FFA Convention were huge events in my High School years.
HELLO FROM SOUTH CENTRAL IOWA. WHO HAS BEEN AROUND 84+ YEARS. HAVE BEEN IN YOUR COUNTRY SEVERAL TIMES A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO WHEN GOING TO CANADA TO SEE MY SISTER WHO WAS MARRIED TO A FARMER. LOVE TO LISTEN TO YOU AND YOURS. GOD BLESS YOU IN ALL YOUR LABORS.
I'm from Milwaukee Wisconsin originally. I'm a city boy but a nature lover at heart. I spent a few summers on dairy and grain farms in rural Wisconsin.
Case equipment is made in Racine, Wisconsin. Wow how modern they are now. Montana is one of my favorite places ⛰
🚜
Hey Nick, thanks for the shout-out on Kate's AG channel, and of course on the other awesome farm or dairy You-Tubers. 😉 👍
Leg Arms…..I was told years ago by a trauma nurse that if you massage the area in a rotary motion that’s full of scar tissue it will eventually loosen up some. Not a quick fix by any stretch of the imagination, it does take some time, but with continual massage it will get better. It helps the mood too because you feel like you’re actually able to do something about it and it doesn’t hurt anything.
Thanks for going to the National FFA convention. My son and his friends were thrilled to meet you guys and for the signed bobble heads. (Apparently, many others were thrilled also as he said you guy were very busy). I’m glad that the people my kids watch and look up to work for a living.
Since you are not able to irrigate, do you leave half your land lie fallow while planting in the other half to allow moisture to build up in the unplanned half?
This would require keeping the weeds down on the half not planted. Does No-till work under this strategy? It would seem one would be required to keep the weeds off the unplanned half which, I guess, would be accomplished with weed killer and No-till. Maybe you get enough moisture during the winter to allow planting 100% of your land each year? Or at least this provides the largest profit return which is what has to be considered.
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 for our farmers for good health and weather that is conducive to growing crops. ✌🇺🇸🖖
Correction: "unplanted" half.
Hi! Mr: Nick how much is a bush hole? Europe M3 ????
It sounds like the chopper dosent bog down when you go over a big wad
Hey Nick the squeaking noise you hear was a section climbed over on top of a guard. You can clearly see it at 2:18:16 center of the feeder housing just one guard to the left.
By tossing the rocks on the ground after replacing the bolt(s), you'll probably have to deal with those same rocks in the future. Would a tray/box be a better place to put such?
I understand the logic but let me put that in perspective. Imagine a sandy beach and you don't want the sand, so every time you go to the beach you take a cup of sand away. It'd take a thousand lifetimes to remove all the sand. That is the same situation on the Montana prairies. We only focus on large rocks basketball size or larger as that is all we can handle.
@@WelkerFarms Yeah that was well put.
@@giannidifrancesco193 Kiwi winter wheat record - New Zealand farmer breaks world record with massive ,wheat yield with a crop producing 17.398 tonnes per hectare,= at - [ 259 Bu/Ac ] = (7 t/ac).;
Instead of burning off crop residues these are incorporated into the soil, creating a friable compost-like topsoil which is ideal for establishing new crops. - th-cam.com/video/VSs_A4Uxab8/w-d-xo.html .NZ Harvest time. .th-cam.com/video/c59FimAHRnQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=KieranDoherty
2020 HARVEST- th-cam.com/video/RyoFfk_Qb74/w-d-xo.html -
Canterbury Kiwi-,Volgs - New Zealand ..th-cam.com/video/vHcg7nTDsxE/w-d-xo.html
. Cattle Hauling:- th-cam.com/video/juUb_ymW3PU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WoodleysNZ .
. 2019 Harvest. th-cam.com/video/8YkXTPhMYcU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=FloshesFarmContracting
Glad you have act of God on your contract. Never heard of that in
Corn, beans and wheat. I'm in Michigan and for years my dad was a bookkeeper at a grain elevator.
You always Hoped if you didn't have enough bushels, board price was cheaper and some one would fill your contract.
I started watching your channel 4 years ago during harvest. Your oldest was a newborn, and Kathleen would bring her into the combine with you. Thanks for sharing your journey, have enjoyed every step.
I grew up in the 90s as a teenager driving 1640, 1660, 1680, and 1688 Case International. I get so darn jealous of you when I you in those beautiful modern combines...lucky s.o.b. keep up the good work. PS, it be cool if you visited Zack and helped him out a day or 2 during harvest time...it be a pretty cool video.
I am over east of you in Chinook. Really enjoy your live stream. The monolog while working is great entertainment. Better then any radio commentator. So sorry the crops around here aren't the best. Keep the wheels turning. 👍
You could add a 110 v power inverter 1,000 to 3,000 for your hand power tools when changing out broken parts etc.
It's a pity you couldn't use light crop fingers made if plastic .we have them or cast steel ones for light crops ..we can go a bit faster and quite bit higher and still get all the heads.
How does Bob like the new LSW tires on his combine? Hopefully they provide a smoother ride, resulting in less fatigue at the end of the day.
Did you listen to the video?
@@paulcopeland9035 Yes I did, but I may have missed it. The video was almost 3 hours long, and I apologize if I did not memorize almost 3 hours of info. I am humbled to be in the presence of a person that probably knows the answer, but is too high and mighty to share the answer.
@@farmboy5622 New Zealand farmer breaks world record with massive ,wheat yield with a crop producing 17.398 tonnes per hectare,= at - [ 259 Bu/Ac ] = (7 t/ac).;
Instead of burning off crop residues these are incorporated into the soil, creating a friable compost-like topsoil which is ideal for establishing new crops.
th-cam.com/video/VSs_A4Uxab8/w-d-xo.html .NZ Harvest time. .th-cam.com/video/c59FimAHRnQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=KieranDoherty
2020 HARVEST- th-cam.com/video/RyoFfk_Qb74/w-d-xo.html -
Canterbury Kiwi-,Volgs - New Zealand ..th-cam.com/video/vHcg7nTDsxE/w-d-xo.html
. Cattle Hauling:- th-cam.com/video/juUb_ymW3PU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WoodleysNZ .
. 2019 Harvest. th-cam.com/video/8YkXTPhMYcU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=FloshesFarmContracting
Thank You !! Your comment on four under four just made me think of my mother, she used to say she had four under four !!! They were grandkids though !! My sister's two daughters and my two daughters !!! They spent a lot of time together ❤️🙏
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Prayer your winter crop will be awesome and next year your crops will be amazing as well.. Prayers .... Bless your family
It was an awesome experience for a 15 year old from central Michigan.
The work you put in really shows in the quality of the produce.
Just like last year in Nebraska, no rain and harvested soybeans in September and corn in October. Got done early October before Halloween. And talk about weird. Usually pushing to get done for thanksgiving but last year done way early. So far this year, been pretty solid, but still need to get thru August with some rain.
The wind is not blowing in Montana when Wyoming is not sucking, right!
Just left working at a high volume Ford dealer for 8years. 6.2 is the most reliable tried and true along with a 6.8v10 that isnt offered in anything new. The 6.8 v8 concept should solve the issues they have been having on the 7.3. My experience it's hit or miss.. only 7.3s i have seen in have been engine issues to the point of replacement or valve issues. Seems like i rarely saw them otherwise. Call it coincidence but 3 that needed engines i talked to the customers on and a lot were just get up and go beat the vehicle didn't let it warm up and pushed oil changes over 5k miles.. My thoughts is 2020 and newer ive seen vehicle and manufacturing quality go down crazily.
Listening on headphones doing laundry, prepping for dinner all while Hubby is asleep 12 feet away. Lol
Hello from Melbourne, Australia. I hope your yield increases
I have been watching this channel for not long since around when you had 350,000 subs. Soon to be 500,000
1:07 it is from the fire in bc canada
5.42 Beastbine to the crops:
"I'm too much combine for you!" 😉
Thanks a lot for the video! 😊👍🏻
Love those paddles on the sweeper. Seems like they help a lot.
10,000 acres...could you answer how your farming is different then during the 30's and the dust bowl
Back then we likely only had a few hundred acres. Only a few of those acres were broke for farming and most ran sheep on the tough land. A few fences here and there, 2 or 3 small wooden buildings. Possibly a small gas tractor, cultivator, and seeder as well as a horse or oxen. Overall I can't be exact as I am fourth generation but to my knowledge that is how they farmed back then. It was very hard and few made it. That's why 100 acre Farms turned into 10,000 acre farms.
Do you have any pets or do you like to do carbine how do you go about weeding out weeds and stuff like that and when it comes to like inside the grass or whatever
And my dad have been big fans of your channels for a while and my dad went up to see the big bud one time and he passed by your farm
Your spring wheat prices are not that bad...just need more to sell. Our year was dry with 17" from June to June 2021. About 11" during the fall and spring in the Texas Panhandle. It came 2 in 3" at a time and just in time so made 55 bu/ac but at $6.27 and now $6.80 for HRW. We have been no-till drilling into CRP ground where most who disked to get rid of the grass made 25 or less.
When I worked in grain inspection it was usually 65)LBS bushel
Tony sure had a lot grasshoppers. Never seen anything like it.
How many of your acres require the new expensive tripled fertilizer.
Hay tim & scott please can you both fix the Wagner you will not how good to have it to use hope you get good harvest get lots more money for the hard work you boys do I am a farmer we do hay some seed for cows. we milking. 300 +. thay eat lots of hay & grain keep safe god bless aremen
How do you pull wheat out of the fields on farm simulator 2022 and where do you take it to being sold
I seed 150 lbs /acre wheat in Saskatchewan. North of Yorkton. Looks like 30-40 bu acre this year
The drought is only going to get worse in August.
Since your yield is so low couldn’t you cut your wheat and bale it for feed to the feedlots? Might be worth more money that way.
The straw keeps their topsoil from blowing away .
Hello from south Africa.. What do you guys think bout the new Holland combines
Totally get what ya mean with visitors. Would love to meet ya and shit, I’d be willing to help on your farm but definitely understand the privacy and everything. Goes the same for millienial farmer, would love to meet him on his farm and learn some things but if he let everyone, it wouldn’t be good either. Plus he runs the wrong color of equipment. Haha
Is there a hole in the fold down passenger seat ??
If you have cottonwood trees around their notorious for clogging up radiators. If there is one on that beauty, pressure wash it and might clear things up.
Haveyou seen the new cutter bar you can cut faster?
Kalispell, old home and favorite place ever
We had drought here in Finland too... And I think my crop was bad, but thanks to you, my crops started to look pretty good! 😅
Whats a bad crop in Finland like in terms of yield ?
@@kevinklingner3098 We had drouth in here too.
And just today I harvest my worst crop ever. Barley, 1500kg / ha.
When is the wind NOT blowing in Montana?
Omg that sound! Definitely ducked when I heard this sitting at the VA right now lmao. Great harvest!
Time to get a 90ft header to feed the machine enough material to work with, or give the blades a samurai sharpening for the 10-12mph high speed harvesting
Lol that would be awesome
It's been great watching your channel grow over the years
I appreciate that! Glad you enjoy it!
@@WelkerFarms mm
Hi, I see you all time from Spain. I love the farm and god bless you.
We are cutting 26 sww in Walla Walla but got rained out today!
3K, THAT'S A FANTASTIC FOLLOWING. (I'VE BEEN WITH YOU A COUPLE YEARS NOW) I'M MORE OF A I LIKE TO WATCH YOU WORK., LIKE I'M 87 AND RETIRED.
I just REPLAYED THIS LIVESTREEM with the 2016 ABUNDANTE PART3 HARVEST ..... on loop... vizulizing a MUCH MORRE ABUNDANT NEXT HARVEST FOR YOU ****ALL****!!!! THE ALL!!!! ABUNDANTE HARVESTS TO AND FOR ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
with the 2016 tab up front ;) for the EYES TO SEE :) so it can BE!!! :) so shall it be... ;) sounds good to me!!! ;) ;)
amen
Insane, you harvest your Spring Wheat before our Winter Wheat is good, it's still green in some places. But we about to harvest 11-12 Tons per Hektar. Totally different fields, wish you the best.
We are getting the bad air quality here in North Wisc too from Canada
I wish I could send you some of our rain here on the east coast with you all out west.
I know they opened up the border. We cut in Colorado and Walters from Canada was there
If you get to go to the farm progress show you will see our landscaping plants in the plantings at the show I have Michigan evergreen nursery we grow landscaping plants for the trade enjoy your time there this is a great country to enjoy
We were in SW Minnesota last week. The smoke from the Canadian fires was really bad!
Hello from Fairhope, Alabama. Love the blog.
Will you try winter wheat this year if it rains some after harvest? Could you tell where you had ripped last fall? Did it help any?
The fact we have entered a grand solar minimum it's created a bit of chaos where ever you farm. Look back in time to what was called, "the little ice age". That just happen to be during a grand solar minimum. Some of the years during that time were called the years without a summer. They had times in June, July that snow few.
Nick, do you guys have any plans with it being so dry this yr to run a ripper to break up compaction? Dry yrs are the best time to run a ripper to break up compaction, but it also means you wear thru the ripper points much quicker, along with burning a lot of fuel, especially with how many acres y'all have.
+ eliminating the last bit of moisture in the soil by turning it up
About a 1/3 of the soil moisture is left after a crop. That last 1/3 can be taken out by the atmosphere. That is why No Till works for arid lands. Most soils hold 1 to 3" water per foot.
@@robertreznik9330, yes I know they don't get the rain, nor have the rich top soil like we got here in the Midwest.
But if you do have compaction issues, the best way to break it up is in the fall with a inline ripper. Compacted soil, don't let water penetrate down in the ground. While they don't get the rain we do, they do tend to get quite a bit of snow.
13 per acre sucks guy 20 was not uncommon when i did harvest and 35 to 40 was really good for winter wheat...but that was a few years back
Thank you for what you do! No farms no food. 🚜
My cousins are moving out towards Shelby
Hi from Sweden 🇸🇪
Do you have any bindweed?
The yield is the equivalent of just over four bags per acre.
Where did the names "Breastbine" and "Clifford" come from?
How many years have you been farming
Soybeans are looking good. The corn is short.how are the corn prices in Montana
Your mirror's not straight!! Lol! I about spit my teeth out :-) Good one, Nick
In Sask Canada it was so dry a lot of crops dried up in the field and will be a total loss I think this will be one of the worst seasons
the fields are massive in your country
How's the fight going as a farmer with the manufactures with right to repair. Maybe see you in Fargo, ND. at Big Iron. That's 70 miles south of me.
New Zealand has 1 of the world record's for wheat yield and has done on and off for last few year's 👍🇳🇿
260 bu/acre for wheat and 225 for barley, crazy
No tilling My cousin started on my place in the mid 70s.
How many chidden do you have? Is his one a boy or girl?
Horns are only $10-$20 each, the horn relay is not much more than that. And then the combine can get Angry and 😊honk at you again...
Do you ever plow the soil
Do u guys need to have a cdl license to to drive the 18 wheelers
Hello from Kansas... Thanks for all the videos.. Enjoy them a lot ..
What time do you go live
That accident happen in west tenn I follow him he was a blessed man God is always in control
I had every instructor rating you could have below type ratings. Used to have to renew them every two years, finally gave it up a few years ago…
Larry from Saskatchewan
Hope harvest goes great for your family
A simple farmer from India wishes you luck ...
Hello from Sundance Wy. Love you and the whole family.
Just have to press lb and b to raise the header
Hello, from Saskatchewan. Great videos!
Hi watching from New zealand Enjoy your channel
Thanks for the ride, enjoyed it... Yellow Springs Ohio
How acres do you farm?
Wait, is it really on FS??
Chet said June 20th when he was talking about height of the corn must have a abundance of content