I'm going back, after this one re-watch, to 1988 to see how it went back then I love your videos, especially the drone work, and hope to see a lot more in the future. My weather app is never right either 😅
My husband and I love to watch the daily updates on what your family is doing. He was raised on a farm, but not me. I enjoy the machinery and the crops as I know nothing about them. Pictures of Montana are beautiful. We live in southern Missouri.
I will claim them all as family. However, none of them are family. We don’t own the farm or the equipment. We’re strictly here to provide labor during the harvest. Our story can be better understood by watching this video 👉🏻ruclips.net/video/xWDxXQsOuDI/видео.htmlsi=KDxpfCGyg6BUevHf
Like the other viewers I never tire of seeing those combines harvesting ! Sitting in my easy chair I get a little itchy remembering riding a “ bagger “ then the task of gathering the filled bags , you prayed your millers knot held !
Great to watch again. The drone footage are great again! I guess the drone can be used for fun but also to check the land or when there is a fire you can watch it from above. Montana is beautiful!
Great scenery and insight into harvest in the USA. Your videos are the closest I am likely to get to it living in N. Ireland. Thanks for all of them. Trevor
My grandfather use to say about predicting rain in Montana is a science all in it's self. You have a 50/50 chance of being right....Glad spring wheat is going well. Have a good day, get some rest. See you on the next one...be safe
If we had a long day of harvest I would get leg cramps once I got on the ground from sitting so long . Long , long days wear on a person . Glad to see that your getting some rain up there . Everyone can sleep in and get some much needed rest . Tracy the landscape is simply beautiful . Thank you so much for sharing your harvest work . Be safe
Thank you Jim and Tracy and crew for providing another update video I loved the scenery that Katie provided .GOD surely has provided some beauitful scenery And I am glad that you get to share that beautiful scenery with your viewers. As for me I can only dream of taking in this scenery. Again thank you for sharing these videos and all the hard wok you and the crew .GOD BLESS YOU AND THE CREW FOR A CONTINUE DSAFE HARVEST.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Tracy, you were correct. The videos were awesome. You can see from the videos that we are totally blessed to live in the USA. I also see why you and Jim keep coming back to do the fall harvest. Hope you can keep doing it for lots of years more as you are blessed to be able to do it and you are enjoying it!!
Another great video. You are recording history for the family that you both are helping the generations that follow will greatly appreciate your effort with the camera.
That’s beautiful drone footage of some awesome landscapes!!! Keep them coming for several years from now! You have an awesome place to work & some awesome people to work with!!!
Hope you had a nice relaxing evening that is so well deserved. Another superb video and great drone videos also that show the lay of the beautiful land! Thankyou!
Hi Tracey, I was the mother of the bride that got married there last year. Hate I am not this year but so glad to get to see videos of the old family farm and surrounding area. Love the drone shots! Hey try backing BBC a car down that Shepherd’s hill I totally darkness and pouring rain back when it had very little gravel on it! Thanks again! These videos mean so much to me. Dalene Katzenberger Bartle.
I just found your channel a few days ago and I have to say, you have to be a special kind of farmer to farm the terrain you have to deal with, but it makes for some beautiful scenery for when you are farming!
We don’t own the farm or the equipment. Jim and I are here strictly to provide labor during the harvest. Our story can be caught here 👉🏻ruclips.net/video/xWDxXQsOuDI/видео.htmlsi=KDxpfCGyg6BUevHf
You know Tracy I think you have a cult like flowing and for good reason the most stunning views everything you record is so amazing and every day you start with a smile and good morning that brings a smile thanks for the ride
Always start the day with a good cup of coffee. Those fields are vast. Looks like they are a mile long. Then you have the patches. Looks like you got rained out. You can use the time you get off early. Always nice to be doing something that you enjoy doing..looking for the next chapter in Montana Wheat Harvest 2024. CYA
When I watch your videos of Montana, I always think of one of my favorite western writers, Ivan Doig. Most of his books are about Montana. He wrote one novel, “Bucking the Sun,” about the construction of the Fort Peck Dam that you might enjoy if you have not read it. My favorites of his work are “This House of Sky,” a memoir and “Dancing at the Rascal Fair,” the second book in a trilogy.
@@gime3stepsI got interested in Montana as a kid, reading My Friend Flicka series. I was delighted to find Ivan Doig and think I read every thing he wrote. Miss his voice adding new work.
We’ve been over the Fort Peck Dam multiple times on our way to Glasgow. I know of Ivan Doig. I’ll have to see if I can get the audiobooks and listen in the combine.
I was thinking~~it's too bad Frankie wasn't in the field for the photo op when then airplane was there a couple of days ago. You kids would have bawled your eyes out! Another great video Tracy! Even a "non-wheatie" like me noticed a difference later in the day compared to earlier in the day. Enjoy your earlier finish time!
All the best haven't started harvesting yet still 2 fields of hay to cut hopefully get one cut tomorrow weather has been atrocious since may rain rain barley was supposed to be sprayed of but amount of rain just loose it all take care and all the best from us north east Aberdeenshire Scotland
That was so cool of Tim Sheehy to fly in to talk with actual hard working farmers instead of high paid lobbyists. The drone footage is awesome! The plane looked so small compared to the combines. Thanks for the video! Stay safe!😊❤
My husband and I enjoy your videos very much. Do Katie and Nick have their own channel? Also, I have a request. I would love to see a video about the kitchen crew and their hard work in preparing the food for the crew. Thanks again Tracey, for such good content.
Thanks! No, Katie and Nick don’t have a channel. Two things with the food crew. I’m in the field all day so, unfortunately, I can’t get video. And, our cook doesn’t like to be photographed. And I don’t want to make her mad. Thanks for the suggestion though!
We sure don't get to see scenery like that here in Minnesota. We had 2-1/4 inches of rain today. Last week we had 2 inches so we are wet. It can stop so the fields dry out for harvest.
Thanks for another awesome video Tracey and Jim. It was so interesting and enjoyable to watch for sure. Before I get into today, Just a note to thank you once again for the link to the history of your harvest family. I posted my thoughts on that day 25 video from last year. You made my day!!!!!!’ Thanks again. Steve. Now back to today. The drone footage showing the Belt Creek area was just out of this world Beautiful!!!!!! Wow, such a fantastic area to enjoy!!!!! Great work Katie with the drone footages. You are a great drone operator!!!!!! Also thanks to Nick for the drone footage when the airplane came to visit. What a fantastic keepsake picture that made!!!!! Combines and airplanes, don’t see that real often. Thanks Nick!!!! Your combine footage today was awesome once again. The spring wheat even looks thick and heavy in some areas. Good year for the crop production. Lots of hills and valleys and narrow roads to negotiate in this area. You did great with your combine, great work Tracey!!!!! Combines are not easiest to keep balanced in terrain like that, nice going!!! Beautiful country once again with great scenery and the town of Carter in the distance. Interesting!!!!!’ The rain stopped harvest but gave you all some down time to relax a bit and enjoy!!!! Nice to have that time to share one another’s company and visit about your harvest days. About it I guess for Day 13. Totally enjoyed another harvest video in beautiful Montana!!!! You and Jim and all the crew take care and be safe. Anxious to catch the Day 14 video tomorrow. Thanks for everything Tracey!!!!! The Iowa farm boy. Steve 😊😊👋👍👍✅🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸❤
Thanks Katie and Nick for sharing more cool drone footage. Traci, can you explain why all wheat is not Winter wheat if yield is so much better for Winter wheat.
The spring wheat is included in the rotation. Winter wheat is planted in the fall (September). Spring wheat, along with the barley, is planted in the spring.
Hi! Just wanted to comment on your videos. I came across you and Jim several years ago when you were moving south to Sharon, KS. You drove through Pratt and I recognized the town as I was born there 60+ years ago. I have been watching you since. I really like the videos you put out. I do have a question for you. My dad farmed around Isabel, KS for 20 or more years and harvested a lot of wheat. We didn't cut as low as you are in MT. Is there a reason you cut so low? Dad never wanted that much straw going through the combine unless the wheat was down and we had no choice. Thank you for all the time you put into getting these videos out. I know harvest is a lot of work itself. To then video and take the time to edit it and get it on You Tube just adds so much more time. Just so you know, it is greatly appreciated!!! Videos like these are the only way I get to farm any more!!! Thanks again and God Bless!!!
For the non farmers who watch your excellent videos Tracy could you explain why spring Wheat is grown which yields less and presumably less profit than turning all the land over to Winter Wheat which yields heavier and generally looks a better crop.
I always do my thumbs up first so I don't forget. Really appreciate the videos. The drone shots are awesome! What's the difference between spring and winter wheat? The same seed different time or a different variety?
Sorry I mentioned rain in my last post- but you guys needed a break. Question - does spring wheat get used for a different purpose than winter wheat? Yield is less- so does one get used for cattle feed other used for human consumption? Stupid question, but wondering what's difference
Not a stupid question. It’s the different time of the year the crop is planted. Winter wheat will be planted this fall (September). Spring wheat is planted in the spring. “In North America, wheat is often classified by how it grows. The difference between spring wheat and winter wheat is when the seeds are sown. Spring wheat is sown in the spring and is harvested in the fall. Winter wheat is sown in the fall, lives through the winter, and is then harvested in the summer. Harder winter wheat usually contains a higher protein content than spring wheat and is suitable for making pasta and bread. Spring wheat is used for products that do not require high-protein content, such as tender pastries and cakes.”
Just curious if you do your own servicing on the combine you drive....greasing/ fueling and blowing down , cleaning cab n windows?...or do you and Jim just have to turn up and drive each day?
Well, we’re pretty spoiled. We just get in the combines and drive. However, when we owned our own machine and took our circus over the road, we did our own maintenance.
@@ZeorianHarvestingTrucking Nice....im from Queensland Australia and did 2 seasons for Strunk Harvesting outta Topeka Kansas as a combine operator in 08/09.... i remember getting in the seat at 8am and not shutting down till 2am...Long Long days😎...Got to see a lot of USA though....we cut from Texas to Canadian border doing wheat then turned around and did it again cutting Corn/soybeans and Flax and Canola. Nearly 9mths total...
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I dont mean to detract from your excellent videos but please take a look at some hillside wheat harvesting in the Palouse , the south east area of Wa. Search in RUclips--- Three John Deere Harvesters Cut Hillsides of Wheat by Trevor Struthers. You will be impressed.
The Palouse has always been an interest of mine. Not so sure I could do that. Be sure to dig into the history and very early years of harvesting wheat there. Quite amazing!
Thank you for another good video and I know those days get longer and longer until you get a day off. Did you start all over? Please be safe and thank you for your effort to show the world what it takes to feed the world. From Wisconsin be safe.
I'm going back, after this one re-watch, to 1988 to see how it went back then I love your videos, especially the drone work, and hope to see a lot more in the future. My weather app is never right either 😅
My husband and I love to watch the daily updates on what your family is doing. He was raised on a farm, but not me. I enjoy the machinery and the crops as I know nothing about them. Pictures of Montana are beautiful. We live in southern Missouri.
I will claim them all as family. However, none of them are family. We don’t own the farm or the equipment. We’re strictly here to provide labor during the harvest.
Our story can be better understood by watching this video 👉🏻ruclips.net/video/xWDxXQsOuDI/видео.htmlsi=KDxpfCGyg6BUevHf
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Like the other viewers I never tire of seeing those combines harvesting ! Sitting in my easy chair I get a little itchy remembering riding a “ bagger “ then the task of gathering the filled bags , you prayed your millers knot held !
Great to watch again. The drone footage are great again! I guess the drone can be used for fun but also to check the land or when there is a fire you can watch it from above. Montana is beautiful!
I've gotta say those prime movers look so good, they like they're going to a show!!!!!!!!!!!!.....🤠👍
Unbelievable force!
Great scenery and insight into harvest in the USA. Your videos are the closest I am likely to get to it living in N. Ireland. Thanks for all of them. Trevor
My grandfather use to say about predicting rain in Montana is a science all in it's self. You have a 50/50 chance of being right....Glad spring wheat is going well. Have a good day, get some rest. See you on the next one...be safe
thanks for another great video, you do such a nice job making these videos, see ya tomorrow!!!!!!!
This video is pure gold! Thanks for making my day better.
Glad you enjoyed it!
If we had a long day of harvest I would get leg cramps once I got on the ground from sitting so long . Long , long days wear on a person . Glad to see that your getting some rain up there . Everyone can sleep in and get some much needed rest . Tracy the landscape is simply beautiful . Thank you so much for sharing your harvest work . Be safe
👍👍 great great video all I can say is keep them coming 😀
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Another great video. Stay safe!
Thanks!
When you can see further than you could walk in a day you know somewhere special. Thank you.
Thanks for being salt and light in this world and helping us all.
Thank you Jim and Tracy and crew for providing another update video I loved the scenery that Katie provided .GOD surely has provided some beauitful scenery
And I am glad that you get to share that beautiful scenery with your viewers. As for me I can only dream of taking in this scenery.
Again thank you for sharing these videos and all the hard wok you and the crew .GOD BLESS YOU AND THE CREW FOR A CONTINUE DSAFE HARVEST.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your kind words!! The crew appreciates the prayers!
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Me, too!
I do the same!!
Me too
Tracy, you were correct. The videos were awesome. You can see from the videos that we are totally blessed to live in the USA. I also see why you and Jim keep coming back to do the fall harvest. Hope you can keep doing it for lots of years more as you are blessed to be able to do it and you are enjoying it!!
Thankyou .short days are nice .enjoyed the variety you showed in this .
Another great video. You are recording history for the family that you both are helping the generations that follow will greatly appreciate your effort with the camera.
I agree!
That’s beautiful drone footage of some awesome landscapes!!! Keep them coming for several years from now! You have an awesome place to work & some awesome people to work with!!!
Yep another awesome video.
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Spectacular drone footage.
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Hope you had a nice relaxing evening that is so well deserved. Another superb video and great drone videos also that show the lay of the beautiful land! Thankyou!
Excellent video's, great drone shots, love the music added!
Thank you!
Hi Tracey, I was the mother of the bride that got married there last year. Hate I am not this year but so glad to get to see videos of the old family farm and surrounding area. Love the drone shots! Hey try backing BBC a car down that Shepherd’s hill I totally darkness and pouring rain back when it had very little gravel on it! Thanks again! These videos mean so much to me.
Dalene Katzenberger Bartle.
Tracie good music with video great vacation be safe God bless.
Thanks!
Loved the video !! Short day !! Looks like a good patch of spring wheat !!😊
Tracy i was hoping that Jim was going to give us words of wisdom when you were in the shop . take care .
Thank you for taking the time to make the amazing videos, and thank you for sharing the drone video they are amazing
Thanks for watching!
I just found your channel a few days ago and I have to say, you have to be a special kind of farmer to farm the terrain you have to deal with, but it makes for some beautiful scenery for when you are farming!
We don’t own the farm or the equipment. Jim and I are here strictly to provide labor during the harvest.
Our story can be caught here 👉🏻ruclips.net/video/xWDxXQsOuDI/видео.htmlsi=KDxpfCGyg6BUevHf
Awesom video Tracy! I swear I can smell the grain dust! Beautiful drone footage!
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You know Tracy I think you have a cult like flowing and for good reason the most stunning views everything you record is so amazing and every day you start with a smile and good morning that brings a smile thanks for the ride
Glad you’re along for the journey!
Always start the day with a good cup of coffee. Those fields are vast. Looks like they are a mile long. Then you have the patches. Looks like you got rained out. You can use the time you get off early. Always nice to be doing something that you enjoy doing..looking for the next chapter in Montana Wheat Harvest 2024. CYA
The early off was much needed by everyone!
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Wow it's an amazing video I love Montana! I'm from Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil🇧🇷
Whoa! Hello, Brazil!
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Good morning!😊 What a great video. Hope you have a great day!
Beautiful drone footage. Thanks for sharing. Just in awe of the landscape
It is amazing!
👋 from across the river in Carter! Enjoying watching your videos again this year.
Amazing how much better these crops are yielding than Welker's in Shelby just 50 miles away. This area must have gotten a couple more timely rains.
It seems it does.
Another gem y’all, enjoy the short rain break😁
Another great video. Just to witness that in person, to take in the sights, sounds smells of the harvest, is on my bucket list. Thank you for sharing.
When I watch your videos of Montana, I always think of one of my favorite western writers, Ivan Doig. Most of his books are about Montana. He wrote one novel, “Bucking the Sun,” about the construction of the Fort Peck Dam that you might enjoy if you have not read it. My favorites of his work are “This House of Sky,” a memoir and “Dancing at the Rascal Fair,” the second book in a trilogy.
I've read those too, excellent author. I read those because my grandfather and dad both worked on the Fort Peck dam. Good reading
@@gime3stepsI got interested in Montana as a kid, reading My Friend Flicka series. I was delighted to find Ivan Doig and think I read every thing he wrote. Miss his voice adding new work.
We’ve been over the Fort Peck Dam multiple times on our way to Glasgow. I know of Ivan Doig. I’ll have to see if I can get the audiobooks and listen in the combine.
I was thinking~~it's too bad Frankie wasn't in the field for the photo op when then airplane was there a couple of days ago.
You kids would have bawled your eyes out!
Another great video Tracy!
Even a "non-wheatie" like me noticed a difference later in the day compared to earlier in the day.
Enjoy your earlier finish time!
As always LIKE
Thank you!
Great video and Drone shouts 😊
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Love the drone shots of the beautiful terrain there. Beautiful harvest and family
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Take a moment to accept the blessings of our lord for some rain, rest, and beautiful scenery. God bless you all
The rest was much needed!
The space is so ideal to experience, I love it
Nice looking Rigs
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All the best haven't started harvesting yet still 2 fields of hay to cut hopefully get one cut tomorrow weather has been atrocious since may rain rain barley was supposed to be sprayed of but amount of rain just loose it all take care and all the best from us north east Aberdeenshire Scotland
Rain makes harvest very difficult! Hope the weather clears for you soon.
That was so cool of Tim Sheehy to fly in to talk with actual hard working farmers instead of high paid lobbyists. The drone footage is awesome! The plane looked so small compared to the combines. Thanks for the video! Stay safe!😊❤
Nice work
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I’m a farmer in northern Illinois we do corn beans hay and we bale some wheat straw from a neighbor from one farmer to another be safe
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I hope you enjoyed your evening and got to go to bed early.😴
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Tremendous amount of lightning here today, now in between storms.
I love summer storms!
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Thank you for Carter Montana now kinder know where you at !
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@@ZeorianHarvestingTrucking one years cut in Montana high were in the. 50’ lows in 40’ at night 110 in Oklahoma!
My husband and I enjoy your videos very much. Do Katie and Nick have their own channel? Also, I have a request. I would love to see a video about the kitchen crew and their hard work in preparing the food for the crew. Thanks again Tracey, for such good content.
Thanks! No, Katie and Nick don’t have a channel. Two things with the food crew. I’m in the field all day so, unfortunately, I can’t get video. And, our cook doesn’t like to be photographed. And I don’t want to make her mad. Thanks for the suggestion though!
you should talk them in to driving the x9
We sure don't get to see scenery like that here in Minnesota. We had 2-1/4 inches of rain today. Last week we had 2 inches so we are wet. It can stop so the fields dry out for harvest.
Seems, as usual, some places are getting too much moisture while others would do anything for it to rain.
@@ZeorianHarvestingTrucking That sure seems to be the norm now. We had another 1/2 inch today.
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See ya All Tomorrow !!!
Thanks for another awesome video Tracey and Jim. It was so interesting and enjoyable to watch for sure.
Before I get into today, Just a note to thank you once again for the link to the history of your harvest family. I posted my thoughts on that day 25 video from last year. You made my day!!!!!!’ Thanks again. Steve.
Now back to today. The drone footage showing the Belt Creek area was just out of this world Beautiful!!!!!! Wow, such a fantastic area to enjoy!!!!! Great work Katie with the drone footages. You are a great drone operator!!!!!!
Also thanks to Nick for the drone footage when the airplane came to visit. What a fantastic keepsake picture that made!!!!! Combines and airplanes, don’t see that real often. Thanks Nick!!!!
Your combine footage today was awesome once again. The spring wheat even looks thick and heavy in some areas. Good year for the crop production. Lots of hills and valleys and narrow roads to negotiate in this area. You did great with your combine, great work Tracey!!!!! Combines are not easiest to keep balanced in terrain like that, nice going!!! Beautiful country once again with great scenery and the town of Carter in the distance. Interesting!!!!!’
The rain stopped harvest but gave you all some down time to relax a bit and enjoy!!!! Nice to have that time to share one another’s company and visit about your harvest days.
About it I guess for Day 13. Totally enjoyed another harvest video in beautiful Montana!!!! You and Jim and all the crew take care and be safe. Anxious to catch the Day 14 video tomorrow.
Thanks for everything Tracey!!!!!
The Iowa farm boy. Steve
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Thanks Katie and Nick for sharing more cool drone footage. Traci, can you explain why all wheat is not Winter wheat if yield is so much better for Winter wheat.
The spring wheat is included in the rotation. Winter wheat is planted in the fall (September). Spring wheat, along with the barley, is planted in the spring.
Do they have a maintenance crew that serves and cleans the equipment at night? They always seem to be clean in the mornings. I just love these videos!
Hi! Just wanted to comment on your videos. I came across you and Jim several years ago when you were moving south to Sharon, KS. You drove through Pratt and I recognized the town as I was born there 60+ years ago. I have been watching you since. I really like the videos you put out. I do have a question for you. My dad farmed around Isabel, KS for 20 or more years and harvested a lot of wheat. We didn't cut as low as you are in MT. Is there a reason you cut so low? Dad never wanted that much straw going through the combine unless the wheat was down and we had no choice.
Thank you for all the time you put into getting these videos out. I know harvest is a lot of work itself. To then video and take the time to edit it and get it on You Tube just adds so much more time. Just so you know, it is greatly appreciated!!! Videos like these are the only way I get to farm any more!!! Thanks again and God Bless!!!
I’m 😔 sad, last two videos we didn’t get to see what was for dinner lol😂
Do they have those sprinklers set up to help wake you up in the morning??😂
No. But maybe they should
For the non farmers who watch your excellent videos Tracy could you explain why spring Wheat is grown which yields less and presumably less profit than turning all the land over to Winter Wheat which yields heavier and generally looks a better crop.
This farm has spring wheat in its rotation with winter wheat, barley and chem fallow.
Great video AND fantastic drone footage!! I understand your working against the weather clock BUT people need rest too!!! Ye even stop to eat??
Only at supper time. Otherwise, as long as the sun is shining, we have work to do.
Thanks yal stay safe !
Thank you!
I always do my thumbs up first so I don't forget. Really appreciate the videos. The drone shots are awesome!
What's the difference between spring and winter wheat? The same seed different time or a different variety?
I’m going to try to work something in a video about the difference between the two crops. 😉 Lots of questions.
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Fantastic work you guys. Is it problematic when you're in massive fields if you need a toilet break?
Great video. Are you running the same JD 780 as last year?
I bet some one would enjoy a dog to ride along in the cab. any more deer, or roosters , coyote?
How many miles on your combine and I enjoy your channel
How's the temperatures in the afternoon? Morning? Yields better than last year???
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Tracy is Jimmy being grouchy today? Maybe the early off today will help.
Hi Tracey…was wondering if your settings change for spring wheat?
Yes
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Sorry I mentioned rain in my last post- but you guys needed a break. Question - does spring wheat get used for a different purpose than winter wheat? Yield is less- so does one get used for cattle feed other used for human consumption? Stupid question, but wondering what's difference
Not a stupid question. It’s the different time of the year the crop is planted. Winter wheat will be planted this fall (September). Spring wheat is planted in the spring.
“In North America, wheat is often classified by how it grows. The difference between spring wheat and winter wheat is when the seeds are sown.
Spring wheat is sown in the spring and is harvested in the fall. Winter wheat is sown in the fall, lives through the winter, and is then harvested in the summer. Harder winter wheat usually contains a higher protein content than spring wheat and is suitable for making pasta and bread. Spring wheat is used for products that do not require high-protein content, such as tender pastries and cakes.”
@ZeorianHarvestingTrucking thanks for information, was always wondering what the differences were, learn something everyday!
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Just curious if you do your own servicing on the combine you drive....greasing/ fueling and blowing down , cleaning cab n windows?...or do you and Jim just have to turn up and drive each day?
Well, we’re pretty spoiled. We just get in the combines and drive. However, when we owned our own machine and took our circus over the road, we did our own maintenance.
@@ZeorianHarvestingTrucking Nice....im from Queensland Australia and did 2 seasons for Strunk Harvesting outta Topeka Kansas as a combine operator in 08/09.... i remember getting in the seat at 8am and not shutting down till 2am...Long Long days😎...Got to see a lot of USA though....we cut from Texas to Canadian border doing wheat then turned around and did it again cutting Corn/soybeans and Flax and Canola. Nearly 9mths total...
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Do you happen to know if the price for winter wheat is close to the same price as spring wheat?
I really don’t know what those prices are. But maybe this site can help.
www.uswheat.org/
Do you stay in a bunkhouse on the property?
Go back about 18 days. You will find her travels as they pull their travel trailer to this farm. That's their housing while they are on site.
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❤️ Hello, Morocco!
I dont mean to detract from your excellent videos but please take a look at some hillside wheat harvesting in the Palouse , the south east area of Wa.
Search in RUclips--- Three John Deere Harvesters Cut Hillsides of Wheat by Trevor Struthers.
You will be impressed.
The Palouse has always been an interest of mine. Not so sure I could do that. Be sure to dig into the history and very early years of harvesting wheat there. Quite amazing!
سلام دوستان خودا قود ماشالا برکت زیاد یامولا علی مدد ادریکنی Hallo Gutenabend susamen danke schun 🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🫶🍎🍏✅️✅️✅️🏞🏞🌻🌻🌻🌾🌾🍇🍇🍇🍓🍒🍊🍉🍉🍔🍔🥨🥧🍪🍩🍯🌄🚜🚜💯💙💚💛💟💖💙👍👍🤝
Thanks for all your wheat the bread it makes for all of us. 🍞🥞🧇🥨🥯🫓🥖🥐 Blessing to you all!!
Yummmmmm! ❤️
Thank you for another good video and I know those days get longer and longer until you get a day off. Did you start all over? Please be safe and thank you for your effort to show the world what it takes to feed the world. From Wisconsin be safe.
Did we get started again? Yes!
Thank you for your kind words!