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farmers garage collective - look for a garage building, lease it and hire a mechanic.

My 4630 will lift loader on its own too need to rebuild them. I try to stay away from the dealerships it’s ridiculous what they charge

I can’t believe how complicated those scv’s are. I’ve never seen anything like it and I’ve owned a Deere. Thought my new scv was pricey at $300 a valve, but I just take a wrench, spin it off and spin on a new one for the old Kubota.

Is your bum sore? Quite a pounding you took there.

Now that's cool 6yrs old, my kids are grown but I was a mechanic and I showed them how to work on engines and I was always proud when they can do stuff their self.

Wiring is easy. When it welds. It’s not right. lol.

Harvest is not done till you throw your hat in the feeder house and watch it come out the back, then go to town and get a new one . At least that's what I was told when I went west back in the early 80's

Crazy. I was 14 before I ran a combine. But that was the first year we had a self propelled again since i was about 3. Dad had bought a pull type around then. It was around here until 2002. Took it to a sale and it sold for 500 bucks.

That frost burnt our garden right off. Everything

Good morning. 1/4 inch over night. Still have canola to take off. Got 9 hours of combining in yesterday.

Nice to see young people learning and not sitting in a corner playing with their electronics

Nice to hear about ya Parents...First crop....Forty Second Crop.... Mine was 1983 also... Had a poor canola crop like 5 bu. an acre Polish Canola.. Drowned out on new breaking ... But the Price I got for it was $8.67 bu.. Cargill.. This year not new breaking but new discing some did 50bu/acre RR on new first year crop land... But only in the Peace... (2024) $11.93 canola the Cargill price that harvest day!!!!! I gained $3.26/bushel in 41 years... But in the fall of 1984 bought a new tractor so was FARMER smitten with the forty years ago crop it was much much better...

Buy that boy 2 quarters of ground!!!

Still on peas, still too damn tough. These showers can frick right off. Breakdown on the only two nice days didn’t help last week or we’d have been on straight cut oats and be finishing up. Way it goes. Moved a pile of greenfeed today though and been building corrals and got two feet of gravel in the new shed. Get the grain when it’s ready.

Good eavening Robin

We will hopefully be done combining tomorrow night aftwr supper , gotta chew through thr last bit of green canola haha

You farm near hythe ?

Never ask how a flexicoil does what it does. They just do it and they do it well best drill ever made

The farmers HIGH... Good deal Robin yer all done harvesting... Hook somewhat closer?? to the skid?? will pull up slightly and not drag topsoil dirt.. Must have had good rains... Built 2 bigger bins and storage maxed... our canola also surprising running pretty good.. For swath size... About time at the returns/truckload ya need yield... Now I know how Europe can grow most times big yielding crops..Rains/Inputs match and Maybe... Better varieties but did why it take so long at $$$$700.00+ a bag compared to $11.50 Bu. delivered in 2024 to get to the Peace Country..

Finished up our 2024 harvest yesterday, now onto the bosses son’s barely… that’s still green. Starting to turn now but it’s lookin far out still. We’re down here in central Alberta. Our 70ac of canola ran 35bu, peas about the same. Hard red wheat ran 38, soft white did 45(was on our best ground). That heat really hit hard, our corn looks like crap as well. Most of second cut hay is just hitting it to have a fresh start in the spring. Won’t make barely any bales. Enjoy seeing videos from another Albertan.

In the bin 2024. Good Stuff. Thanks for sharing

The corn growers call air seeders a controlled spill.

You produce the data, you should own it; sell it if you want to. (monopoly corporate/government partnership; they don't need voting anymore they measure sentiment minute by minute on your phone - and so chose the corporate partner policy you like least worst)

I'm glad you can articulate those thoughts so well Robin. I have many of the same views but can't put them into a coherent train of thought. The usda really annoys me .....😡

I think the seed treatment gums up bridges the seed a bit. Then back to normal.

Hopefully we will be done in a week, been crunching through green canola straw and plugged choppers hahs

That new app is a joke...... Non sense direct

Congratulations , you're early this year. We've just finished seeding canola over here. Do you plant hybrid varieties? Greetings from Germany 🚜🌾🌞

I know you have a seedmaster toolbar, look into the seedmaster on frame tank, ultra pro or ultra pro II. Canola metering is second to none. We lowered our seeding rate by 30% from what the bag recommends, still seeing 6-8plants per sq/ft. It is deadly accurate in all crops. Then you can use your flexi-coil tank straight for fertilizer, getting more acres per fill.

I don’t get those misses with my box drills.

Congrats on your harvest. I enjoy your videos,

Them bin sense sensors would be coming out in a hurry. That’s bull 💩. Way overstepping their business there I think.

Hahahaha, fvck, I’m still on the first field of combining. Maybe finish that up today finally. Glad you’re done. 👍🍻

I noticed sprouts in the canola before it was swathed…… and the straight cut we just harvested is at 11% sprouts

I am you dodged the sprouting deduction

I keep saying people aren't hungry enough... elevators, markets, processors always have some excuse or "speculation" for things to dock. About like the ergot issues in 2018 and '19... lost money on that wheat. Held back about 5000 bushels for 3 years and sold it, and hardly anything docked even with the ergot. It's a horses ass either way lol

Pretty hard to degrade canola. Unless it heats. Or green count

Good morning. Still chewing on barley over here. Hopefully we'll have a good run this week and get some canola hammered off as well

There’s a win. Nice to have a crop turn out. Hoping to start combining by tomorrow, maybe finish off these peas finally. 🤷‍♂️. Should hopefully make a big dent in greenfeed baling today.

Good morning Robin ☕️☕️👍

With the ditch canola, you've just discovered no till and cover cropping lol. We've been playing with notill recently and just had our first wheat crop the averaged over 100 across a section

Heat got all of us this year, im in SE Alberta and im cutting canola now that’s going between 15-20bpa, has a stand for at least 40 but didnt fill in the heat in july

I average time for a light frost is sept 10. Occasionally it can make it to end sept

That's a sharp 9610

Proving that yield is 90% determined by land quality and weather every year. Thanks for being realistic with yeilds. My wheat made around 35 on solonetzic land east of Edmonton which is not bad considering the year but a bit disappointing nonetheless.. First we had a flood in May and June followed by a drought in early July. Maybe you need to start measuring in Hutterite bushels. That will improve the yield.

do you fallow fields in rotation up there?

buddy says heat - the change this year is lower light levels due to forest fire soot dust. dust = lower light and more rain.

with 'impression evidence' your guessing - too many variables for that; use IT to make real time data sets linked to geolocation data. Add soil sample results, metrological data and yield data too. science rather than craft.

what does 'sprouted canola' mean? - it flowered, seeded, and sprouted? or did it clone tuber and re-sprout? ???? :)

So molasses acts as a catalyst to release beneficial elements that are inaccessible without it. Ask your agronomist what is getting catalyzed. Bet you they have no idea. We are so far from understanding the biosphere it's laughable.