Mike I've noticed how you keep saying "Back home on the South farm"... me personally i like the North Farm better. In the long term you will have far greater potential for sustained success.
Hey Mike. So something I've started using behind the sweep is a leaf blower. No more sweeping with a broom and alot less shoveling. Hope it helps a little bit. Have a safe harvest
What you should do with the bars over the bin auger is make them removal and put them in when you go in the bin and pull them out when you fill the bin. Best of luck with harvest.
Have you ever consider using plastic snow shovels/scrapers to move the grain when you get to the bottom of the granary? They are pushing more grain rather than shovelling, so scrapers would be more efficient.
Greetings from sweden! We hear a lot about all the wildfires in Canada here and I would like to hear you speak about it. We hade a huge fire here some years ago and what I've read our total area in that fire is burning down every third hour in Canada. Please inform us Scandinavians a little! Love to the best TH-cam farmer!
A hopper where I am is those pesky little flying beggars that love green If they ever get to Ireland it will literally disappear, as of course likely under EEC green rules you cannot spray them mmm interesting 🇦🇺🇮🇪☘️🍀
I don't know how work safe operates in Canada but in Australia if an employee put his foot in the auger and lost his foot where you removed the bars it would cost you $100,000's
Yea same over there as well, pretty much all first world countrys have the same rules, We actually had the slackest rules in the world for a long time, or I should say for the employer, anyway, it used to be most things were the employees fault but it's switching to be 100% on the employer
We've all been waiting 5 or 6 years for a lexion demo. Lee has insider pull now he better get you an 8700 to compare with your x9. I guess theres no real reason to try one if their trade prices are garbage like usual.
@@Sixinthefield Because when he goes to trade for a new x9 1000 the trade price for the 8800 will be about $250,000 more than deere. Then the claas salesman will say "well really our 8600 can keep up with an x9. You might even be able to go to a narrow body." Then Mike will laugh and say it sure was a waste of time to demo a claas. So it doesn't really matter if he gets an 8700 or an 8800.
Yes, canola is an oilseed, and theres a few of those small balls in each shell, shed or pod or whatever you call them. Pretty much a same than fresh peas, If you ever eaten them you know, 2 to 6 If those tiny balls on each shell. And a lot of those shells on every canola Bush makes The yield. Can tell from Finnish pov, 1,4 tons per hectare is prettymuch a break Even, 3 tons per hectare is a money maker.
@@jameshill4900 makes sense, Saskatchewan has some of the highest potential for wind in the country, just funny that on many US farm channels there are wind turbines everywhere. Heck Cole uses them to judge the days weather lol
Anything that affects supply or production changes prices of the commodity. Without the war overall prices would be lower especially with crops grown in Ukraine.
Selfishly i would say yeah its benefited us as the commodity prices have been up and we are getting paid a bit more for are grain and meat. But the problem is all does is raise the prices for the stuff we need to produce a crop.
Hey Mike you ain’t lying when you said bad things will happen if you put your foot in the auger. Did that in 1987 and it still hurts!
Thank you for your brilliant videos Look the weather comes and goes keep up the good work Paddy in Oz🇦🇺🇮🇪☘️🍀
Hi Mike, looking at the Swather on the right in the beginning of the Video i hope you got some canola knifes for your cutter this season 😉
Mike I've noticed how you keep saying "Back home on the South farm"... me personally i like the North Farm better. In the long term you will have far greater potential for sustained success.
Hey Mike. So something I've started using behind the sweep is a leaf blower. No more sweeping with a broom and alot less shoveling. Hope it helps a little bit. Have a safe harvest
Doesn’t it raise a bunch of dust?
@SuperEye2eye I wouldn't say its much more than a broom though.
I here that the fendt Ideal combine produces a cleaner sample. Worth a try!!!!!!
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I cant tell if you are joking or serious?? 🤣
Thanks for the videos Mike I really enjoy them.
What you should do with the bars over the bin auger is make them removal and put them in when you go in the bin and pull them out when you fill the bin. Best of luck with harvest.
Nice to see the North farm is producing
Have you ever consider using plastic snow shovels/scrapers to move the grain when you get to the bottom of the granary? They are pushing more grain rather than shovelling, so scrapers would be more efficient.
Hi Mike, I haven't loaded from you in a while. Would love to haul another one.
Looking forward to your future video from Ag In Motion
Great video Mike
Hey Mike 👋 good job the sample is getting probed not you 😄 let's hope the harvest this year is better my friend 🤞🏴😊
I grew up on our farm in Southeast Iowa and always look forward to your content Mike!
Good one
Thank you Sir
Nicely done
Greetings from sweden!
We hear a lot about all the wildfires in Canada here and I would like to hear you speak about it.
We hade a huge fire here some years ago and what I've read our total area in that fire is burning down every third hour in Canada.
Please inform us Scandinavians a little!
Love to the best TH-cam farmer!
Interesting to see the scale built inside the terminal. Hope you have a safe rain filled week
Good ole Viterra wadena. Always seems like a slow probe
Canola sample looks very clean. Considering its the bottom of the bin..
Canola go into the semi looks really clean. Hardly any pod shells even…
Great videos Mike, keep up the good work.
How many acres do you farm at the north farm?
Mike likes getting PROBED way to much lol lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
A hopper where I am is those pesky little flying beggars that love green If they ever get to Ireland it will literally disappear, as of course likely under EEC green rules you cannot spray them mmm interesting 🇦🇺🇮🇪☘️🍀
Hey Mike can you give your opinion on why canola prices seem to be so low?
What price do you get for canola? We in europe sold in july canola from harvest for ~430 euro/t and now its drooping below 400
Shirt has writing on it that i approve of.
Mike is getting probed 😂
How long does it take to make the journey from the farm to the terminal
Loaded on a boat to go to eastern Canada....
Mike I want to buy the wheat if it's not sold
Is it easy to get the chaff out of canola? Or, maybe I should ask if it's "easier" to get the chaff out compared to other crops?
I did some of that miles per instead of acres per bale
nice canola
I don't know how work safe operates in Canada but in Australia if an employee put his foot in the auger and lost his foot where you removed the bars it would cost you $100,000's
Yea same over there as well, pretty much all first world countrys have the same rules,
We actually had the slackest rules in the world for a long time, or I should say for the employer, anyway, it used to be most things were the employees fault but it's switching to be 100% on the employer
Magnifique cilo a céréales et bien intéressante 😮😊😂
Mike, we want you to test CLAAS XERION 12.650. Hope you will get one for one week.
Morning
We've all been waiting 5 or 6 years for a lexion demo. Lee has insider pull now he better get you an 8700 to compare with your x9. I guess theres no real reason to try one if their trade prices are garbage like usual.
Why not an 8800?
@@Sixinthefield Because when he goes to trade for a new x9 1000 the trade price for the 8800 will be about $250,000 more than deere. Then the claas salesman will say "well really our 8600 can keep up with an x9. You might even be able to go to a narrow body." Then Mike will laugh and say it sure was a waste of time to demo a claas. So it doesn't really matter if he gets an 8700 or an 8800.
What are bin temps, there.
I suspect that you would be a bit more than very disappointed, if you’re lucky you might just be leg less.
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Do you guys have any Ethyal Plants?
There is one about 2 hours away from him.
Holy Connolly those are small seeds ?
Yes, canola is an oilseed, and theres a few of those small balls in each shell, shed or pod or whatever you call them. Pretty much a same than fresh peas, If you ever eaten them you know, 2 to 6 If those tiny balls on each shell. And a lot of those shells on every canola Bush makes The yield. Can tell from Finnish pov, 1,4 tons per hectare is prettymuch a break Even, 3 tons per hectare is a money maker.
how many tons fit in a truck and trailer?
42-45 ton load for 63500 total gross.
Every single video you're apologizing about the wind! Why are there no wind turbines anywhere? Lol
Quess its too Windy for turbines 😅 they spend More than they provide on braking The propeller 😂😂
There are wind turbines in Saskatchewan and new ones have been announced to be built in last couple years.
@@jameshill4900 makes sense, Saskatchewan has some of the highest potential for wind in the country, just funny that on many US farm channels there are wind turbines everywhere. Heck Cole uses them to judge the days weather lol
@@jameshill4900 it’s sad that they’ll never pay for themselves
Does Ukraine war benefit the America continent farmers in any way?🤔
Anything that affects supply or production changes prices of the commodity. Without the war overall prices would be lower especially with crops grown in Ukraine.
Selfishly i would say yeah its benefited us as the commodity prices have been up and we are getting paid a bit more for are grain and meat. But the problem is all does is raise the prices for the stuff we need to produce a crop.
thank you!!!! @@crandonborth