Beautiful country uo there. Been through there a few times picking up fall calves for delivery to feedlots. Have hauled many loads out of stonr lx at Lewistown and countless ranchers all over Montana. Great people.

This Big Budd was built when we were in Highschool !!! It changed things for sure !!

From Saskatchewan Canada, hats off.

Are they farming on top of a mountain?

A beautiful machine

Dam that’s a big field

Sad part is that it's now sitting outside in Havre...but I imagine making a space for it would be expensive too

Lovely countryside

Still less power than the Case 150 Road Locomotive though :( But DAMN impressive none the less

I installed 8 new tires on one of these. Not many tire men can make that claim.

I'm curious how the licensing works for GMRS on the farm with non-family members? I would think every non-family member would have to get his or her own GMRS license. Seems like way more of a hassle than business band. Your business band equipment looks like it needs a little maintenance and upgrading, and once that is taken care of... Business band would run circles around GMRS and make GMRS look quite silly. Especially if you installed a business band repeater. There would be no comparison.

The voice over is brutal sorry

The field at 5:20 is located here 47°43'49.6"N 109°48'01.6"W. At rough calculation just this one field is 3.0 km2 or 300 hectares or 740 acres.

Could some kind of screen such as an alfalfa seed screen be used in the combine to clean up the seed sample. Found this video interesting and look forward to more videos as they come available.

It is massive

I remember watching the beat season in Denmark in the 70s on telly, fascinating back then, fascinating now.

I’ve been watching this video since it first came out and I’ve continued to come back and watch it again every 6 months or so. It is still truly epic, the scenery, the editing and the soundtrack. Boundary in the beginning, transitions timed to the score. That beautiful Montana scenery. The Missouri breaks. I’ve never been but I am in love and hope to visit the area one day. Thank you for this video it has and continues to inspire me. I’m a small dairy farmer on the east coast. Cheers!

I know you guys aren’t John Deere people, but that 9770 is one of the best combines to ever roll out of the harvester works in East Moline, Illinois. It was one of the last Pre-DPF combines from John Deere.

There´s just something about these videos that makes me feel happy and warm inside. The beautiful scenery, the familiarity, the upbeat music, the gorgeous shots of combines at sunset.... It feels like home. Thanks for another year!

I am not a farmer, but I wonder if they could combine the Camelina and have a "dirty" sample (with pods left in), then clean it at the yard, and see if this would be helpful for efficiency and less loss

I like snow yeah easter but you're smart you're talking sorry

I helped haul barley to the bins 2022 rileys family is very involved whether grain or cattle good family john porter❤

thats such awsome landscape!! i wanna come out and help...

What is wrong with buckwheat?

I'm pretty sure I've not viewed this video before, fantastic production, thanks for sharing

Boss's pay lip service to their employees mostly. Look into these guys eyes, that's genuine concern.

Doesn’t help with the compaction of the land sir !

Those are some good views from the flats up there.

8:30 You're welcome.

what radios do you use in your rigs? next time test hand held GMRS along with your rig radios. Id like to know how well 5 watt hand held does

Can the next video in the camelima series be at the refinery or extraction planet?

If you need any ideas for videos, Stuttgart AR is the rice and duck capital of the world. The amount of trucks running during harvest is wild. Come on down during rice season it's a sight to behold!

Great Video, Love these Harvest Videos, thanks for sharing

Great Video, Love seeing this gear and the harvest process, thanks for sharing

Thank you for this video. We also grow camelina in France. However, we have never managed to reach 2t/ha so far. I would also say that it is not a very low carbon renewable fuel compared to any legume species such as soy (without fertilizer).

You work so hard to build your dreams!

Why cant you hook it to a 100 ft seeder borough has one now tony fast near wolf point uses one.

10 years ago but the challenges are still the same thanks for sharing

Thanks for making this video, I learned a bunch! Nice to hear and see the whole farming process.

Nice video 👍 whe grow camelina to on our organic farm. Fun to see that you guys had the same "problems" whit growing and harvest. Whe clean and proses the camalina on the farm, and sell the camalina oil for human consumption. Greets from a Dutch farmer

Could do with a few self propelled harvesters (Ropa/Holmer/Grimme). One machine that does multiple jobs (cutting leaves, lifting beets, cleaning). That's how it's done in Europe

My grandmother grew up in the countryside of the state of Virgi,. She and my great-grandmother used to make pig feet in the oven. It's awesome to see how others on the other side of the globe in a different culture make them. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

Really enjoyed your video. This all the behind-the-scenes stuff that we consumers know nothing about and take for granted. Thank you and Happy New Year.

Large farming🌍

Brilliant Video! How lucky you are to have Sam come and run the grain cart!

Amazing how much sugar we really use daily..mind blowing...great job guys

Hey! That’s my house! 🤣 neat video Riley!!

We traveled through Montana last September. Saw some beautiful country but definitely not much if any corn. Living in the midwest it is definitely a different landscape out there than what we are used to. Enjoy your videos, keep them coming!

Classic Case international 1680 combine. I grew up in those models. Spent a lot of my childhood in one of those