First day of seeding 2021 - let's go!
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024
- ** Here we go, first official day of seeding for 2021 crop year! Like noted, we always wait until we are all ready to go, then we try meet for quick meeting with the crew, have a few words and course a team Prayer to start off our season right!.. 🙂
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After playing farming simulator 17 I’ve gained an appreciation for this kind of equipment and how expensive it is😂😂
How much does the John deers cost?
@@simonpawel3720 Depends on the model and the goodies it comes with, but it's around half a million dollars. The seeder and the tank together should also cost around 300-400.000.
@@EverydayNormalGeek DAMN
@@simonpawel3720 thats just the tractor - the drills are also really expensive
Each set up looks like it would be about a 1.5 million
imagine jeremy clarkson driving this on his farm
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I was laughing when they called his tractor big. I was thinking how small it is compared to the whole tractor market.
@@zachariahmorris833 i guess its because its very big for england you dont see stuff like this here
@@zachariahmorris833 fields in wester europe are a lot smaller compared to the us there is no need for this kind of stuff
The average field in Europe could be seeded in one pass with that rig 😂
I’m here after playing farming simulator 22’. I gotta tell ya I’ve grown a whole new respect for our under appreciated farmers. Such hard work and such little recognition. Without farmers we would all be starving
"This field is only 160 ac" Thats massive, I am a farmer in Belgium and here we called a field from 12 ac big. It's mindblowing!
my thoughts exactly...lol..the scale of this operation lows my mind
Maybe that's why field 8 in fs19 is only 38 ac, and it's the biggest one
@@ethalstan2469 That's probably because FS was first developed in Switzerland, where everything is even smaller...
@@bujinkan1603 I know
Coz it's free land!
Respect for getting out the food from dirty soil to our tables. Farmers have my 100% respect and support.
growing up on a 100ac farm... the sheer size of this kit is mind blowing for me!!!
+1
Jesus! 😮
This operation costs more than my whole hometown! Lol
I can't begin to express how enjoyable it has been to watch this channel over the past year this is by far the best farm channel that I watch so here is wishing you guys a great and safe season
Thankyou good sir! 🙂
There's alot of videos coming your way!
Mike you do such a great job explaining things unlike a lot of other channels. As a non farmer I really appreciate it. Keep up the great work!
i agree, i was going to say the same thing...👍
And Mike doesn't cover up his mistakes by editing them out. We all make mistakes and do things wrong from time to time. Mike is respectful to the parents and brother, well done Mike
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💯 always showing how stuff is done, not just what, without timelapses
Never could imagine a farm this size here in EU. Those carts are absolutely massive!
To me as a europrean these units look so friggin gigantic. Biggest drill I've ever run was like 12 feet 😅
Hello from California, Central California. We grow lettuce, tomatoes, grapes, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, marijuana, cherries, apples, strawberries, green peppers, almonds, beets, artichokes, I can keep going. And so well, the widest we go is about 30ft. When we seed its usually 10ft.
In canada we see a drill from 10 to 90 feet big.
I remember when we went from a 4 meter combi drill to 6 meter vaderstad we thought we were really flying then lol
Dont use drills but we run 2 20 meter planters. Still amazed every time i go to my cousins farm in manitoba at how big the drills are they run.
That’s because we have farms bigger than some European countries in America haha.
Glad to see I'm not the only one who takes off their boots in a closed cab
mike is a good farmer he explains everything so good.
Mr. Mitchell, thank you for the long hours and work you and other farmers do to grow the crops which feed the world. May God keep the fields green and you all safe! Liz
Love it, alot more people should experience this. I guess it really makes you all a family and gets you tradition like this.
Working your ass off and making a living like this together is great.
Have a good time seeding hope everything goes well!
There are hundreds and hundreds of miles between us, but I feel the excitement of the 1st day of planting! Loved that your parents saw you off! Wishing you a bountiful harvest! ✌️
Absolutely agree we did the same thing waited till everyone was loaded and ready to go and all six rolled out together that way when we had to hit the road we only needed to escort once if someone broke down everyone is there to help out and it helped in the field too looks awesome Mike I wish I was there man have fun stay safe guys
I've been in love with farm machines since my childhood and now seeing these heavy tracked tractors. Its just bliss....not to forget the raw sound of those diesels.
Man time flies! Feels like seeding 2020 was only a few months ago 😅
I was just thinking about posting that. 😂
It was just a few months. Only 12
Days
Same😅😝
@@Len_M. wee on
Seeing Ashtyn walk between tractors and carts really puts perspective how large these seed trains are.
OH YES.
You have no idea how long we were waiting for this Mike. I wish you and your fellas a lot of fun and hopefully not to many breakdowns!
true! !!
You are a man in every sense of the word ❤️ a friend from Algeria 🇩🇿
Mike, you have a great relationship with yourself. As usual good video!!!
There is always something special about starting a new season! All the best to you, take care and have a safe seeding season!
Monstrous machines ,watching you from Zimbabwe Africa
Mike thank you for what you and your family do too feed the world. So dear Heavenly Father watch over the all the worlds farmers as they venture out to the fields. May they have the rains come in needed times.
thank you for farming so that we can be fed
Wishing you guys a safe seeding and a good crop
3:42
few million dollar picture right there.
It's mindblowing just to think about how expensive these are.
“Don’t start by the road...”
That’s the rule here in the UK, back in my day when using even a 4 metre seed drill, and for exactly the same reason.
A lovely piece of video insight into how things happen all the way across “the pond”.
........and then stop, and check the depth.
Brilliant.
Thank you
thats a pretty impressive fleet of seeders. i guess when you are feeding the world you need that. from the rest of canada, we are proud of you.
Sitting in my office day job, I find this video just amazing! Thanks for this man!
You seem so happy and full of energy right now... I'm just waiting to compare this video to a video a week or two from now😂😂. Love the vids Mike, thanks for taking your time to upload these
Who else played farming simulator and thought these things are too overly crazy and expensive for a farmer to own.
Now we see people do own these things. Respect
Me.
Most of the tractors looked fresh. So probably a big lease for seeding
Can someone do a wellness check, Mike only said bye once.... something isn't right!
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Haha I thought the same thing
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Great showcase how to start seeding the first day and get all details right and those huge rigs up and running and do final thinkering and fine tuning etc. Great to see where the durum is laid, close to the moisture. All clear!
Hope you have a good season together Mike, with whole family at faith Hope Farms. Hope there will be rain somewhere.
Canada makes equipment the size of Texas still look small... Nothing better than to do the job you love with the person you love. Good stuff, Mike.
I didn't think you'd take your shoes off, but now that I've seen it makes total sense.
a real gentleman, his wife is allowed to drive the Fendt.
With how light that thing is that might be more of a curse. There's a good reason you have big 4wd tractors on large drills like these; they need the extra size and weight. All the horsepower and torque in the world doesn't matter if you can't get it to the ground effectively.
it doenst fit to my statement, what du u meeeann?
The fattest man/women has to drive the Fendt?
@@Blake_Painter You said he was being a gentleman implying it was a pleasure to drive the Fendt, I see it as a negative to have to drive it for this application so not being a gentleman and making harder work for her.
@@joshuadoll9000 harder, not real, easy and comfotable to drive. In Germany the Contractors loose there employees if the dont having a fendt. Not every, a lot.
@@Blake_Painter I'm not talking about how comfortable the tractor is, every modern tractor is comfortable in their own way. I'm talking about how badly that small tractor will pull a large drill like that and makes more work for the operator having to avoid slopes.
I have huge respect for farmers. You make the world great!!
They poison the food and soil with cancer causing roundup
Quite a lineup. Hope eveything goes good for you
You really are a top notch farmer and boss mike, you always so positive and it’s just awesome..Ppl need be more like u, with all going on round your farm blows my mind 🔥👊🔥🏍🛻🚙🚜
We’re in this journey with you 💪🏻
Oh man... You guys need to mentally prepare! There's alot videos coming.... 😬
@@mikemitchell2554 my psychologist is booked
@@mikemitchell2554 great we look forward to seeing them
@@mikemitchell2554 I have the wine chilled and solid oak & maple cut for the bonfire.
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I feel more confident now that the "boss lady" has been getting everything organized the last few videos, and reminding you guys how to do your jobs! LoL.
What did Mike say to that! 😆
That Fendt looks 👌🏼on the seeder,Agco should ask you if they could use that combination for advertisement
You're living my dream life. Congratulations. Live it well mike. All that kit is so impressive mate
Seeding, the calm before the snowstorm.
I remember seeing loading spot for the drill too during harvest. Low to mid 30s wheat barley. Half the price as 10 years before. Jimmy carter embargo on Russia, ww wont sell to you? Devastating. Now I grew up on a 2500'acre small grain farm with so so 6 pack hired help. We used a Haybuster with huge hoppers and a melroe. There was no calm only lack of skeep and pain from loading hoppers. At least with harvest it's over win or lose. Those Gleaners hammered through the small grains. They made those 427ci diesels scream but never quit. Dropping the chisel plow in after was crazy
ok, when i saw the image of this video i thought it was farming simulator, the first time I see real farming videos, I had never thought to see real farming videos but after seeing this video, I became a fan.
Wow just wow, as a massive jd fan myself here in Holland. I can’t believe my eyes so much beauty I wish we got those jd’s here 😖
Im leaving everything behind! This is what I want to do in my life!
So pissed, I grew up on a tiny 40 acre farm, left it as a teenager, now living an office job in the city and I see shit like this. You guys have the coolest jobs in the world and I'm stuck behind a desk.
Not sure I want to go back to bucking hay or straw into the back of a 1967 F150, but I don't like sitting behind a desk to make money.
Ours was 250, but in the same boat. Wish I could farm again
So amazing,those machines are really huge
The 1050 looks like an absolute UNIT. Hoping it does well for ashtyn this year!
Three tires on the BACK?? Never seen that before ever!! Thanks for the vid..love to watch these. I grew up on a farm east of Ponoka, Alberta, Canada. God bless your crop this year
This kit is massive Mike!!
Haha thanks good sir! 🙂
I was thinking the exact same thing !!
I thought my 40ft would look good 😳🤦♂️
Tom you yealous?
Haha 2 good youtuber keep it up
God bless your season and keep you and your family safe
Should have put a few Bert's in that photo. They are the glue that keeps everything going.
That Fendt looks absolutely ridiculous but at the same time incredible! And I'll never get enough of the 9rx!
That’s one hell of a line up!!!! $10 million Row! I don’t care you are, that’s bad ass!
Happy and safe planting this year Mike ,glad to see the fleet is up and planting many acres.
Hope you have a trouble free season !!!
Mike Mitchell. Thank You for the lesson's in farming ! .....Pennsylvania.....
Good luck to you this spring!
Awesome startup. Thanks for sharing. Love the equipment and the massiveness of the operation.
The first day of seeding for the “NEWLY WEDS” as you and Ashtyn are staying together and maintain your intimate time together in the same field by sending the other units in an other direction. 😂💕💘💓🤣
Netflix and drill obviously
@@shawndoran2879 🤣 🌾lookin a little limp, might need some 💊Viag... I mean more 42-0-0
Thank you, for all your videos, you always make my day.
Hoping for a smooth, successful seeding this spring for you and your crew!! Stay safe !!!
NICE, good luck seeding over the next month mike, very excited for the videos to come
You might as well of went in March. 😂 The Weather hasn’t really gotten much better. Warm, Cold, Warm, Cold!
Good luck with your 2021 crop.
Yeeeeeeesssss. I saw the thumbnail and it looked all too familiar.
Thanks for the video. Have a safe and healthy seeding season.
Jumps right in showing us his unit..😆 great vid! Excited for the next one already!
Great video Mike good luck seeding and spraying your 2021 crops
These machines are unreal!
Thankyou! 🙂
Boogity, boogity, boogity lets go seeding boys!!!! Best time of year for me can’t wait for more videos Mike. Thanks
youtube: he will literally watch anything!
Well done , nice arrangement , perfect calipration and nice feild check up
Professionally done
To have a farm like this is a dream 😍
Thats hell of a crew heading out!!! good luck Mike
Awesome video. Good luck this year.
Thanks John!
This is enjoyable I love watching you guys do your thing and to see what it's like to be out in the field with these beautiful Machines.
Wooooooooo!!!!! My favorite time of the year!!!
Your on a crazy scale Mike it's mind boggling big
We have already had our first field fire in our area last Saturday and since the fire started in the middle of an field where actually no work was being done the speculation is that ignition was either caused by quads, a dropped cigarette butt or the sun reflecting off a pc of glass. 🔥💨🔥💨🔥
Awesome equipment! That Fendt is a mean looking beast with the triples! Love your videos!
I can't even imagine pulling a 84' drill. My goodness we run a 35' and it seems enormous.
Yeah seriously. One of their drills could probably seed our biggest field in 15 mins 😂
Heck our entire farm is just 20 more acres than that "small field" they started with
Nice hope you had great start
Only person i have ever seen take there shoes off to get in a tractor
We just started seeding today! Now I don't need to worry how to spend time on tractor when using gps.
Watch Mike's seeding videos while seeding 😄
Cheers from Turkey 🇹🇷
Now that's some big iron!
Good luck to you Mike and your family
YAAAAH
I hope getting footloose in a tractor is on the agenda 🕺
Last time I did that RUclips wasn't impressed haha
best of luck with the season Mike!
As always, great explanations all around, Mike. I especially like that you don’t edit out the “oopsies”. You’re as human, and thus fallible, as the rest of us. 😂
3:00 That shot gives a city slicker a true scale size comparison. Those drills are enormous.
I am not perfect, I make mistakes all time.. And I want my videos to show that, I am just a farmer, who struggles to RUclips haha
@@mikemitchell2554 and that's why we're all here Mike!... no BS, no sponsored crap.. just a real guy, with real struggles and not afraid to show it all to us. Bravo good sir!
Hope the seeding goes well and you get some decent rain this season!
hope u have a nice year!
Go get em Mike! Happy to see.
Wat no rain till harvest.. well I’ve been saying prayers for you guyzz
My grandfather farmed in the Valmarie area in the dirty30s left after 7 yrs of no rain I believe it rained the yr after they left.Moved west of Edmonton & did blacksmithing for the locals.