Well! I"be dammed if the last 3 minutes wasnt the most american-farming sight I ever saw! Great job my fellow potato farmer :))) Keep up the good work! We will meet at the next video. :)
Well I’m glad you enjoyed the video especially the drone footage. I never know if people end up watching it. I think it’s pretty cool. Thank you for watching and commenting.
A trip thru this video would give kids a broader, and hopefully appreciative, perspective of their fries from McDonalds or Burger King etc. Great video, especially the GPS controls for uniform rows!!!
I completely agree with you! It's incredible to see the effort and resources involved in planting and harvesting potatoes. Have you ever wondered about the challenges these farmers face during the planting season? What other crops do you think require just as much dedication and hard work?
I live in New Zealand and moved out of town to a two acre block surrounded by paddocks which have grown wheat, ryegrass and potatoes. It’s amazing how farming is done, the machinery and dedication of the farmers and contractors. I am always enthralled to see something new from season to season. They all deserve more credit because it’s a hard life and they battle the market and the weather. Thanks to all farmers for making our food.
Farming is definitely hard there have been a lot of farmers around us who have quit farming because they couldn’t make any money. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
Man, those tractors are stance'd way the heck out! We plant peanuts, cotton, and watermelons, so I never get to see them out so much. Keep up the great work!
Clarkson's farm has got me incredibly interested in farming lately. The machinery, the technology and how it's all done is incredible. Already held farmers in high regard for the amount of hard work they do, and that's only increasing with every video I watch, even the logistics that go on to make all this come together is amazing. Thanks for taking the time to share your incredible work and help educate people on the work that goes into putting food on their plates.
Thanks for the upload. Potato technology has come a long way in my lifetime. I remember sitting on the bench on the back of a manual planter as a boy of 13 with a cpl of mates trying to make sure we never missed placing a seed in the spinning compartments. Happy days.
Seeing a potato farm takes me back to my time as a 13 year old here in the UK potato picking. We would be picked up by the farm lorry at 5am, then work filling 1 tonne wooden crates with potatoes that you would pick by hand. As a 13 year old, I earned more than £100 a week (about $170 at the exchange rates of the time) doing that backbreaking work from 6am to 5pm for a few weeks every year.
That sounds like a lot of work. I’m glad we don’t do it that way anymore. It would be hard to find people to work that anymore. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Well, I’m a tell you what, I don’t think I’ve ever seen something so cool, and I’ve been around the block I think. Thank you very much for taking the time to show this to a south Louisiana boy. God bless you all I appreciate farmers, I appreciate food hallelujah. As a matter fact, the closer I get to 70 the more I like food!
When iwas young we cut seed potatoes by hand planted normally about 125 acres a year. We had a two row planter with a seat on the back end. Times have changed for planting its all interesting. To see how times have changed. Everything was done with barrels as well with fertilizer. Oh this was in northern Maine
Its really nice to see how other Contries plant Potatoes and what kind of machines are used. We are already done with planting our 830 hectare (around 2000 acres). Greetings from Germany
Yeah, it is interesting how different the equipment is from place to place. Even around here there are many different types of planters and set ups that everybody uses
Great video. I am a retired grain and livestock farmer from MT. Great to see how the potatoes are grown. In my graduate wortk at Oregonstate I Worked for the potato breeding project and Foundation seed. Very informative farming video.
An awesome operation you have there. Last year my wife threw some old potatoes in the compost pile. A few weeks later we noticed the leaves so we took them out, planted them and later that season I dug up at least a dozen lol. So they’re not hard to grow.
They’re not hard to grow, but you have to keep a close eye on them because there’s a lot of diseases that can affect them. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
I was raised on an 80-acre Spud farm near Buhl Idaho. 1947 Hand-cut seed eye per piece. Farmall F-30 tractor. Hand-picked and hand-bucked. School closed for harvest. Pickers got a nickel per sack. Lots of work but it was a great way to grow up.
I remember planting potatoes with my grandfather. We would sty up the night before cutting the eyes off that we planted. Man miss those memories for sure. We would have a 1/2 acre of potatoes the rest all vegetation you could think of that would grow in the south Texas area. We planted 1 1/2 acre of groceries and dang those veggies was the better than what you buy in the stores now. Homegrown is the best without all them chemicals the government wants yall to put on them. Yeah while it took some to keep the bugs, insects,etc away but dang love me some homemade veggies. Keep up the great work!!!
That's what I remember as a young boy, helping my dad plant potatoes in Northeast Arkansas. We had what was called a middle buster and I would drive the A Farmall and dad would walk behind the tractor with his hands on the plow. I was 8 or 9 and the tractor was in first gear so he could keep up. Then we dropped the potatoes by hand then we would cover them by hand with a hand rake. It was hard work to plant a 1/2 of potatoes. By the way, this is my first time watching your videos, Doug.
Back in the 80’s a couple pivots were planted south of Holcomb in SW Kansas as a test. I didn’t hear how it panned out. I know planting per acre costs were much much higher compared to corn and soybeans but the potential for return was said to be really good.
It’s tater time! Now y’all need rain to help the pivots. I really enjoy all your videos last years harvest and your storage videos were awesome. That’s the most taters this old Georgia boy has ever seen. Thanks for sharing and see you next time.
Well, I’m glad you enjoyed it. As far as watering the potatoes we will have summers where we get one rainstorm so we do not depend on the rain. We have to water them or they’ll die.
Planting 1,200 acres of potatoes in just 7 days is an impressive feat! efficiency and coordination that modern farming techniques and machinery bring to such a massive task.
I always wondered how potatoes were planted now days. Several years ago I found this horse drawn potato planter at my in-laws place in South Dakota. I brought it home and restored it. It uses a similar principle in that it skewers the potatoes from the hopper and drops them in the ground and then has disks to cover them up.
I grew up on a small farm in northwest Ontario, Canada in 1950's. Dad had a one-row planter originally built to be pulled by 2 horses, used picks instead of vacuums but otherwise identical. Converted it to tractor pull when i was maybe 6 yrs old. Had a onerow digger as well, all worked excellent.
I loved the detail you show on how the planter works. The only thing I was left wondering about was how it produced so much vacuum. All my life I've had this insatiable desire to see how things work.
Great video. I remember when I was at home and we planted potatoes in the garden we cut a potatoe into pieces. We made sure each piece has 2 or 3 eyes/sprout points. I didn't realize you could plant a whole small potato. I remember one year we raised enjoy potatoes to fill the bed of a 1950 Dodge 1/2 ton pickup truck. We thought we had a lot of potatoes 😂😅😊
I grew up in Shelley, knew your family and good friends with the Dial and Cannon families. RIP Curt Dial. Me and my brothers come and hunt pheasants in and around Shelley every year, harder to find em but still a good time. It was a great place to grow up in the 70’s and 80’s. Moving pipe, spud days and learning to drive everything imaginable starting around 7-8 years old. Thanks for sharing your operation.
Thank you for showing how spuds are planted. I grew up on a small farm, and we had a lot more hand labor and smaller equipment. Thank you, take care Nice equipment. 👍
Love the drone footage. From a family of farmers myself I would like to thank you for all the hard work you do. My son lives in Colorado Springs, not sure of your location, but I would like to visit the farm one day if possible. Keep it up our American Heritage, we are loosing too much to China (our land).
We planted potatoes here in Oklahoma it was back in 1974 we used duck bills to make a mound over the row which made a trench between the row at harvest time a group would bring their self propelled diggers and trucks down from Idaho to dig our potatoes I was eleven years old at the time one digger was huge it was ten feet tall and twenty feet long five feet wide but we only raised potatoes for two years the first year we planted baking potatoes and then second year we planted potatoes for lays potato chip company.
We used to sit one each side of a hopper, and drop a seed potato down the tube when the bell sounded. We had to drive a LOT slower as well. We only farmed 30 acres though.
Well, I’m glad you enjoyed it. There are some big potato farms out here that are bigger than us course the state just curtailed all the water which is going to put a lot of them out of business.
@@RockyMountainFarmer THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE GOVERNMENT PUT'S THEIR NOSES WHERE THEY DO NOT BELONG!!! WHAT ON GOD'S GREEN EARTH IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN FEEDING THE NATION AND PART OF THE WORLD I AM SURE! GOOD THING THAT I AND ALL FOLKS WHO WORK FOR A LIVING LIKE FARMERS KNOW WHO TO VOTE FOR! CERTAINLY NOT THE MENACE TO SOCIETY! HAVE A GREAT DAY!
GPS sure helps planting around pivots, I typically use last years lines and can start at the pivot, makes it easy haha. Just finished planting yesterday :) hope things are going well!
Just came across your channel, never knew exactly how potatoes were planted. Great explanations, great camera angles. Subscribed and liked....cuz like spuds.👍👍🍻. Greetings from NE rural Ohio.
There’s many ways to do it America and a few other countries do it like that over in the U.K. we ridge then separate the land and plant after personal think it’s a better way but everyone has there own opinion and does things differently and that’s okay also could depend on the land how you do it many ways to plant potatoes
This was very interesting. What we would”d like to see, if you haven’t shown it already is how you prepped the seed. I watched the harvest last fall, now you are planting. I have missed a step.
I showed how we do that a few videos ago go take a look here ruclips.net/video/eKGtjEkA_QY/видео.htmlsi=yKHpt_T_jI3IUEWI I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Well! I"be dammed if the last 3 minutes wasnt the most american-farming sight I ever saw! Great job my fellow potato farmer :))) Keep up the good work! We will meet at the next video. :)
Well I’m glad you enjoyed the video especially the drone footage. I never know if people end up watching it. I think it’s pretty cool. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Amazing video of an even more amazing farming operation. This video should be shown on CBS 60 minutes.
What variety of potatoes do you grow
@@glennkramer2922 that would be cool I’m glad you enjoyed it
@@George-rw8ej we grow russet rangers.
This is what should be shown in schools so people actually know how they eat and the time and money it takes to simply get a potato. Keep it up.
I’ve tried talking to the local schools to see if they would show any of it but so far no luck. thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
A trip thru this video would give kids a broader, and hopefully appreciative, perspective of their fries from McDonalds or Burger King etc. Great video, especially the GPS controls for uniform rows!!!
I completely agree with you! It's incredible to see the effort and resources involved in planting and harvesting potatoes. Have you ever wondered about the challenges these farmers face during the planting season? What other crops do you think require just as much dedication and hard work?
@@RockyMountainFarmer Maybe go to schools and show the videos yourself, to get it started? Special events for teachers? In the off season?
They did. What school you go to?
On behalf of potato lovers everywhere, Thank You and God Bless!
We appreciate it!
Excellent narration. My father and I planted potatoes by hand when I was a child and I always enjoyed it. Things have come a long way. Thank you.
It is amazing how much faster we can plant now. Glad you enjoyed it
Retired Saskatchewan grain farmer, first time viewer , neat to be able to watch how things are done south of us , enjoyed your show
Glad you enjoyed it. Welcome to the channel.
Retired potato farmer here. Love the accuracy of the air planters. Little ptsd from no chain guards on the John Blues. Keep up the good work!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. Make sure to subscribe.
I live in New Zealand and moved out of town to a two acre block surrounded by paddocks which have grown wheat, ryegrass and potatoes. It’s amazing how farming is done, the machinery and dedication of the farmers and contractors. I am always enthralled to see something new from season to season. They all deserve more credit because it’s a hard life and they battle the market and the weather. Thanks to all farmers for making our food.
Farming is definitely hard there have been a lot of farmers around us who have quit farming because they couldn’t make any money. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
Yeah, as a fellow Kiwi, I'm amazed at the size of these American farms, I mean 1200 acres is almost 5km squared; that's insane!
That’s just our potatoes. We farm about 3000 acres in total.
Australian farms are bigger again
Come India and see what is real Hard work
❤Thank you for feeding my family!
No problem. Thanks for watching
Give the thanks the Mexicans never see at the video 😅😅😅
Man, those tractors are stance'd way the heck out! We plant peanuts, cotton, and watermelons, so I never get to see them out so much. Keep up the great work!
Clarkson's farm has got me incredibly interested in farming lately. The machinery, the technology and how it's all done is incredible. Already held farmers in high regard for the amount of hard work they do, and that's only increasing with every video I watch, even the logistics that go on to make all this come together is amazing. Thanks for taking the time to share your incredible work and help educate people on the work that goes into putting food on their plates.
Well I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. It definitely is a lot of work.
That last few minutes of the drone shots was awesome. Makes America 🇺🇸 proud what you do . Thank you for sharing a great video. 👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it. I always wondered if anybody would want to watch the drone footage. I’m glad people like it.
Thanks for the upload. Potato technology has come a long way in my lifetime. I remember sitting on the bench on the back of a manual planter as a boy of 13 with a cpl of mates trying to make sure we never missed placing a seed in the spinning compartments. Happy days.
Yeah, things have changed quite a bit. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos
Seeing a potato farm takes me back to my time as a 13 year old here in the UK potato picking. We would be picked up by the farm lorry at 5am, then work filling 1 tonne wooden crates with potatoes that you would pick by hand. As a 13 year old, I earned more than £100 a week (about $170 at the exchange rates of the time) doing that backbreaking work from 6am to 5pm for a few weeks every year.
That sounds like a lot of work. I’m glad we don’t do it that way anymore. It would be hard to find people to work that anymore. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Is that not child labour. Even if its your parents farm, as we always hear that on our farm in Africa.
Well, I’m a tell you what, I don’t think I’ve ever seen something so cool, and I’ve been around the block I think. Thank you very much for taking the time to show this to a south Louisiana boy. God bless you all I appreciate farmers, I appreciate food hallelujah. As a matter fact, the closer I get to 70 the more I like food!
Glad you enjoyed it. I love food especially potatoes. I bet there is amazing food down there.
When iwas young we cut seed potatoes by hand planted normally about 125 acres a year.
We had a two row planter with a seat on the back end.
Times have changed for planting its all interesting. To see how times have changed.
Everything was done with barrels as well with fertilizer.
Oh this was in northern Maine
Things have definitely changed. I hope you enjoyed it
Its really nice to see how other Contries plant Potatoes and what kind of machines are used. We are already done with planting our 830 hectare (around 2000 acres). Greetings from Germany
Yeah, it is interesting how different the equipment is from place to place. Even around here there are many different types of planters and set ups that everybody uses
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Thanks for helping feed America. Would love to see harvest.
Glad you enjoyed it. I will make sure to do a harvest video.
Great video. I am a retired grain and livestock farmer from MT. Great to see how the potatoes are grown. In my graduate wortk at Oregonstate I Worked for the potato breeding project and Foundation seed. Very informative farming video.
That’s cool that you worked on breeding potato seed. I always wondered how that worked. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
An awesome operation you have there. Last year my wife threw some old potatoes in the compost pile. A few weeks later we noticed the leaves so we took them out, planted them and later that season I dug up at least a dozen lol. So they’re not hard to grow.
They’re not hard to grow, but you have to keep a close eye on them because there’s a lot of diseases that can affect them. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Impressive demonstration of current technology for farming potatoes. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Amazing. Clearly technlogy (and smart farmers) are feeding us all! Thank you!!!
So nice of you. Thanks for watching
Thank you. That was so cool to see how potatoes are planted.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
I was raised on an 80-acre Spud farm near Buhl Idaho. 1947 Hand-cut seed eye per piece. Farmall F-30 tractor. Hand-picked and hand-bucked. School closed for harvest. Pickers got a nickel per sack. Lots of work but it was a great way to grow up.
Very cool! The Shelley school district here still closes for harvest. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing your story.
WOW!!! That is so cool! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it
I remember planting potatoes with my grandfather. We would sty up the night before cutting the eyes off that we planted. Man miss those memories for sure. We would have a 1/2 acre of potatoes the rest all vegetation you could think of that would grow in the south Texas area. We planted 1 1/2 acre of groceries and dang those veggies was the better than what you buy in the stores now. Homegrown is the best without all them chemicals the government wants yall to put on them. Yeah while it took some to keep the bugs, insects,etc away but dang love me some homemade veggies. Keep up the great work!!!
Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
That's what I remember as a young boy, helping my dad plant potatoes in Northeast Arkansas. We had what was called a middle buster and I would drive the A Farmall and dad would walk behind the tractor with his hands on the plow. I was 8 or 9 and the tractor was in first gear so he could keep up. Then we dropped the potatoes by hand then we would cover them by hand with a hand rake. It was hard work to plant a 1/2 of potatoes. By the way, this is my first time watching your videos, Doug.
Thanks for sharing your memory.
@@RockyMountainFarmerok
Showing how everything worked was brilliant. Great job. Subscribed!
Well, I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
I love the snow top mountains ! What a view for a farmer !
It really is! I always try to appreciate it.
Back in the 80’s a couple pivots were planted south of Holcomb in SW Kansas as a test. I didn’t hear how it panned out. I know planting per acre costs were much much higher compared to corn and soybeans but the potential for return was said to be really good.
Yeah, the return on potatoes is much more than any other crop that we have seen but they are also harder to manage
It’s tater time! Now y’all need rain to help the pivots. I really enjoy all your videos last years harvest and your storage videos were awesome. That’s the most taters this old Georgia boy has ever seen. Thanks for sharing and see you next time.
Well, I’m glad you enjoyed it. As far as watering the potatoes we will have summers where we get one rainstorm so we do not depend on the rain. We have to water them or they’ll die.
Planting 1,200 acres of potatoes in just 7 days is an impressive feat! efficiency and coordination that modern farming techniques and machinery bring to such a massive task.
It takes a lot of work and planning to pull it off, but it’s worth it!
Excellent videography. You showed use all the interesting stuff. I learned a lot. Keep doing what you are doing.
I’m glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching.
I always wondered how potatoes were planted now days. Several years ago I found this horse drawn potato planter at my in-laws place in South Dakota. I brought it home and restored it. It uses a similar principle in that it skewers the potatoes from the hopper and drops them in the ground and then has disks to cover them up.
That’s cool I bet it looks good being restored. Glad you like the video.
I grew up on a small farm in northwest Ontario, Canada in 1950's. Dad had a one-row planter originally built to be pulled by 2 horses, used picks instead of vacuums but otherwise identical. Converted it to tractor pull when i was maybe 6 yrs old. Had a onerow digger as well, all worked excellent.
Yeah things have grown a bit since then. Spudnik makes a 12 row planter
I loved the detail you show on how the planter works. The only thing I was left wondering about was how it produced so much vacuum. All my life I've had this insatiable desire to see how things work.
There are two big fans that spin with the PTO that produced the suction. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
Great job with amazing technology. I'm glad you guys are out there. If I wasn't so old, I would consider a career change.
Well this is just fascinating. Farming, especially modern farming, is super cool.
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching
I always wanted to drive a loader since I was a kid. Was in awe of the loader from way back....
They are pretty fun to drive
This is freaking awesome. I grew up on an Ohio farm 35 years ago … and today’s planters of any type are amazing.
Well, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
What a system for putting the potatoes in the ground! Those suction cups are crazy.
Yeah, they work pretty well too
great farming machine video thank you for showing me this video keep it up
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
This was awesome to see! Loved the last three minutes of drone footage…totally inspiring!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks Ted
Can you please tell me what drone is that? It looks amazing@@RockyMountainFarmer
Great video. I remember when I was at home and we planted potatoes in the garden we cut a potatoe into pieces. We made sure each piece has 2 or 3 eyes/sprout points. I didn't realize you could plant a whole small potato. I remember one year we raised enjoy potatoes to fill the bed of a 1950 Dodge 1/2 ton pickup truck. We thought we had a lot of potatoes 😂😅😊
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. There are many ways to plant potatoes.
amazing technology that's never spoken about outside of the farming world
Thanks for planting my potatoes for a store near me.
Our pleasure!
Amazes me to see how GPS steering has opened so many options for farming! Just started to see it back in2007-8.
It has made farming more efficient for sure. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I grew up in Shelley, knew your family and good friends with the Dial and Cannon families. RIP Curt Dial.
Me and my brothers come and hunt pheasants in and around Shelley every year, harder to find em but still a good time. It was a great place to grow up in the 70’s and 80’s. Moving pipe, spud days and learning to drive everything imaginable starting around 7-8 years old. Thanks for sharing your operation.
Well, I’m glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment and sharing your story.
Pretty amazing how that planner works thank you for showing that I would’ve never known
Yeah, it is amazing! Glad you enjoyed it
Your channel is great, I always find useful information here. Wishing you continued growth!
Thanks so much! I’m glad you’re enjoying it
First time viewer. Great video. I loved it. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see your next video.
Awesome! Thank you! Glad your here
Thank you for showing how spuds are planted. I grew up on a small farm, and we had a lot more hand labor and smaller equipment.
Thank you, take care
Nice equipment. 👍
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it
Love the drone footage. From a family of farmers myself I would like to thank you for all the hard work you do. My son lives in Colorado Springs, not sure of your location, but I would like to visit the farm one day if possible. Keep it up our American Heritage, we are loosing too much to China (our land).
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. We are in Idaho.
@@RockyMountainFarmer love it and thanks!
Great video and explanation...thank you. A huge operation, running like clockwork.
Glad you liked it!
We planted potatoes here in Oklahoma it was back in 1974 we used duck bills to make a mound over the row which made a trench between the row at harvest time a group would bring their self propelled diggers and trucks down from Idaho to dig our potatoes I was eleven years old at the time one digger was huge it was ten feet tall and twenty feet long five feet wide but we only raised potatoes for two years the first year we planted baking potatoes and then second year we planted potatoes for lays potato chip company.
Very informative & educational .......Greetings from the Far East.......cheers.....!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and welcome.
Thanks for the video, We are from Idaho Falls.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
ive always wanted to see how potatoes was done dont see alot of it on youtube and i think its pretty cool
Yeah, there’s only a handful of channels on RUclips that actually Farm potatoes. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
We used to sit one each side of a hopper, and drop a seed potato down the tube when the bell sounded. We had to drive a LOT slower as well. We only farmed 30 acres though.
That does sound slow. Things have definitely changed.
Great video! I am behind the curve on watching your videos, but I will catch up. Thanks.
I’m glad you enjoy the channel. Thanks for watching.
Thanks!
No problem! Thanks for watching
Thanks great video great to see how broad acre planting happens 😀
Glad you enjoyed it
Massey anti-squak fluid added to your loader might stop the brake noise and smooth the brakes. It worked for me. Excellent Video!
Thanks for the tip! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
Fantastic.
Is this on Rocky Moutain House ?
Great that you took the time, out of your very busy life to show us.
Good luck with your operation.
I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’m not sure what Rocky Mountain house is? Thanks for watching.
super interesting , thanx for the vid !
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
I have hogged potatoes and onoins. Twenty years later and I still don't cry cutting onions.
Cool thanks for watching
great explanations about the whole process. i learned stuff. learning is good. thx
Thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it
Nice video. Thanks for sharing. We farm alfalfa, triticale and timothy hay. Much better than sitting in an office like I did for many years.
Well, I’m glad you enjoyed it
The potato planting machines are very good
They are pretty amazing
@@RockyMountainFarmer thank you for giving us a great video
This is so cool to watch!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it. We have lots of other cool farming videos make sure to check them out and subscribe.
good job guys, keep going!!!!!
Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it
I HAVE BEEN THERE! EACH POTATO FARM IS 5 MILES BY 10 MILES IN SIZE1 THESE FOLKS FEED AMERICA NO PROBLEM! GOD BLESS EM!
Well, I’m glad you enjoyed it. There are some big potato farms out here that are bigger than us course the state just curtailed all the water which is going to put a lot of them out of business.
@@RockyMountainFarmer THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE GOVERNMENT PUT'S THEIR NOSES WHERE THEY DO NOT BELONG!!! WHAT ON GOD'S GREEN EARTH IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN FEEDING THE NATION AND PART OF THE WORLD I AM SURE! GOOD THING THAT I AND ALL FOLKS WHO WORK FOR A LIVING LIKE FARMERS KNOW WHO TO VOTE FOR! CERTAINLY NOT THE MENACE TO SOCIETY! HAVE A GREAT DAY!
GPS sure helps planting around pivots, I typically use last years lines and can start at the pivot, makes it easy haha. Just finished planting yesterday :) hope things are going well!
Yes gps makes a huge difference. Glad you got your crops planted. Hopefully it’s a good year
Thanks and same to you!
As a potato lover all I can say is Amen.
Glad you enjoyed it
Good job filming great I watch from Morocco farm happy thank you for sharing and explanation
Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it
Just came across your channel, never knew exactly how potatoes were planted. Great explanations, great camera angles. Subscribed and liked....cuz like spuds.👍👍🍻. Greetings from NE rural Ohio.
Awesome I’m glad you liked the video and thanks for the sub and the comment.
There’s many ways to do it America and a few other countries do it like that over in the U.K. we ridge then separate the land and plant after personal think it’s a better way but everyone has there own opinion and does things differently and that’s okay also could depend on the land how you do it many ways to plant potatoes
Awesome video! I really liked the side by side of all 3, that is some great looking video!
Thanks. It took some time to setup. Glad you enjoyed it.
there is an oil additive for wet breaks, it helps for better breaking and no squeaking, ask you local supplier
Thanks we will have to check it out
I really liked learning about this 🎉❤
I’m glad you found it interesting. Thanks for watching!
Have a nice day!
You too!
VERY NICE VIDEO I THINK YOU ARE DOING GREAT WORK, THATS A LOT OF POTATOES, THANK YOU FOR BEING YOU.
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it.
first time to your channel, great content and explanation of the process. Subscribed!
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farmers are the coolest people out there
I think so too
Totally Awesome 👏 Thanks
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Excellent video.
Thank you very much!
Great video I really enjoyed it!
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WOW!!!!!!!!❤❤...That's Food security right there
Yeah that’s true. Hope you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
That was really interesting. I figured I had to use some type of machinery to plant Potatoes in 1200 and.
I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for the video. May GOD bless.
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
another great video very informative will be waiting for the next one
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Amazing and overwhelming 🙂
True true
Very interesting. Never knew exactly how it was done. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Wow i never would have thought those seeds are that big.
Yes they are
This was very interesting. What we would”d like to see, if you haven’t shown it already is how you prepped the seed. I watched the harvest last fall, now you are planting. I have missed a step.
I showed how we do that a few videos ago go take a look here ruclips.net/video/eKGtjEkA_QY/видео.htmlsi=yKHpt_T_jI3IUEWI
I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Grainfarming is a holiday compared to potatofarming🤠
Potatoes are definitely difficult. Glad you enjoyed the video
Quite an operation enjoyed the video and informative.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
You do a great videothank you from ascotsman retired in brazil
Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
fantastique, well done
Thanks
Great camera work to show the closeup process!
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing work with them machines is you should change thr loader to a tele handler you'd have more reach over thr bins brilliant work great videos 👍
We were looking for a tele handler this year but we’re not able to find one that was affordable. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos.
Had no idea,,,very good,,,ever time eat a potato will remember
Glad you enjoyed it. It’s definitely quite a process to get a potato to grow.
Great video, thanks
Glad you liked it!