Wonderful video. Thank you. Whipple

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I can not fathom the amount of machinery and manpower it takes for their harvest . Let alone the amount of parts it takes to keep everything rolling ! Great video from a retired farmer in Illinois .

Well my dad was a farmer, same as everybody else.. You don't know the power of the beat harvester! Join me and together we can harvest the acres together!

Here in southern Idaho the beet topper always put the knives down on the rear of the machine when topping. How come they don't in your videos. I have 15 years of harvesting in Idaho and have always seen the knives used behind the machine like it is the most important part of the topper.

I really enjoy your videos, keep them coming 😅

The poor bastard on top of the cars would be just covered in chaff and crap by the end of the day. Wheat silo PTSD...

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Tremendous organization and execution of a plan that is dependent on so many people and things/weather out of their control. Adapt and ‘er done.

The Big Bud 747 is a beast! Seeing it work the fields again brings back so many memories. Long live the biggest tractor

This is for growing food? 🫣

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@mikebeem9884 what is the %sugar content of the yield

A myth that these guys have the most beer equipment in the country I know a beer farmer here in southern Idaho that has 12 diggers and 100 trucks during regular harvest but they never have all 12 diggers in the same field usually in several different places across southern Idaho . Can you imagine the congestion with 12 diggers and 100 trucks plus toppers all in the same field? Impossible? Of course maybe they could do it if they had a big ego for the cameras like these two guys

Why do you waste gas and time by having the carts and semis both by the digger at the same time? Is it just to stoke your ego by showing all the equipment together? Here in southern Idaho where many farmers have just as much and just as high quality equipment as you have and get much better yields we keep our semis at the ends of the field and the carts unload there thus saving time and wear and tear of driving large semis in the rough fields? Here the semis also drive by the 12 row wic harvesters but never do carts and semis both drive by the the 12 row diggers together oh did I mention our yields are so much better than yours

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It would be cool to see those big tires set up as duals on a modern Deere 9R

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Are they harvesting grasshoppers?

We rode our bikes across Montana this summer and camped I Grass Range! Loved seeing old grain elevators!

When are agristudios going to come to southern Idaho? Harvest of beets here is at the same scale as in North Dakota there are large beet operations here at the same scale as depicted in this series it might also help lower the ego of these two brothers to see beet harvest in southern Idaho at the same scale as their operation I would be happy to provide names and locations here in southern Idaho where large scale beet harvest is underway we grow nearly as many beets tonnage wise on fades acres with clever river linked canal and deep well irragation not simply letting rain water do the job as they do in north dakota

What do you use for a mount in the truck for that monitor? Thanks

What do you use for a mount in the truck for that monitor? Thanks

What do you use for a mount in the truck for that monitor? Thanks

A bit misleading here in southern Idaho there are many farmers who have as much equipment as these guys have I have been in their fields and have many pictures except here beet farmers don’t put all their equipment in one field for example they may be digging in 5 different places with only two to three diggers per field our fields here in southern Idaho seem to be a bit smaller than theirs but our yields of over 40 tons per acre everywhere blow North Dakota’s yields out of the water

A bit misleading here in southern Idaho there are many farmers who have as much equipment as these guys have I have been in their fields and have many pictures except here beet farmers don’t put all their equipment in one field for example they may be digging in 5 different places with only two to three diggers per field

Your garden is truly a work of art

Some of the best memories of farming all my life is see the young kids young adults running $100-500K pieces of equipment like most others of there age are running a video game on there couches.

Gotten this far in life but still needs help changing oil

Love watching your harvest 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thanks for another great video! Your operation is amazing !

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The fresh air and hard work must feel so rewarding.

What antenna did you have. Looked like a pvc pipe.

Hell yeah! Republicans for harris!!!

Way they dont yuse self propeled harvester like grimme or ropa?

Did they ever hear about self propeled harvester like, grimme or ropa?

Wow, that is an impressive operation! Keep Rolling! Shout out from N.C.😊

How many acres do y'all farm ?😊

While visiting Lewistown this month we stopped by the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters on airport road. The lady that was working recommended your video. So glad she did. It was very interesting and informative. We have been to Winifred several times in the past years, even made some new friends. If you happen to go into the Winifred bar in the back there is a picture I took and gave to them. It is a panorama of the city of Winifred. Thanks from California.

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There would be more farmers if Bill Gates hadn't made the cost of land prohibitive.

Talk about your farmers version of Ice Road Truckers.

How many acres do they harvest?

The 8410 thumping down the rows topping beets is classic. I miss digging beets.

In the U.S. you can not operate a GMRS radio for commercial/business use. So unfortunate.

This is awesome will there be a part 3?

I drove for 3 years down in Moorhead, wild stuff