4 generations of Harvestore silos, beef cattle, and some optimism for ag.

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Ryan Kelly - Wititan2

Ryan Kelly - Wititan2

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@jonlindner8022
@jonlindner8022 40 минут бұрын
The picture on the22:00 minute mark was a reverse image. My dad put up grain unit in1979, I was12years old so I wrote in to the magazine and told them it was backwards in return they sent me a gold pen and pencil set. I'm on the home farm and still use Harvestore today, I only wish I could find the pen and pencil again. Love the content of your channel someday I wish I could share our farm history with you. Loyal Wisconsin.
@ryanbachman9227
@ryanbachman9227 Сағат бұрын
Good video. Like when you talk to the farmers and hear about the history of the family farms starting out and where they are at today. God bless
@dougschmitii6165
@dougschmitii6165 2 сағат бұрын
Thank you for doing these videos. There's no dairys in my area, so it's neat to see different ways of farming
@hilltopfarm5362
@hilltopfarm5362 2 сағат бұрын
I agree The company made everybody think they needed a harvester because my grandpa, a dairy farmer in Wisconsin who had only ever wore jeans with patches for as long as I remember, had 2 of them built back in the 70s. One for corn and another for Haylege. I am positive investing in those 2 harvesters was the most my grandpa ever spent any anything his entire life - including the farm. Those brochures must have been convincing. But I am grateful for them as I have memories as a kid helping fill both of them using a MM Vista 1000 as the blower tractor.
@southpawred7172
@southpawred7172 2 сағат бұрын
We had I-H 56 blower back in the 70’s . My dad liked the way the auger was on an angle so the silage hit the paddles on the upswing. We had a 25 by 65 harvestore.
@patgreen6313
@patgreen6313 2 сағат бұрын
Bill's curved bunk was fed with a conveyer that traveled back and forth similar to a shuttle feeder.
@davidkimmel5153
@davidkimmel5153 Сағат бұрын
The blue are always neat
@AustynPooter
@AustynPooter 59 минут бұрын
Should come check out dark county Ohio when you come to Indy lol
@geesss8675
@geesss8675 2 сағат бұрын
Those bins look very shiney
@lolMyke
@lolMyke 3 сағат бұрын
Perfect timing
@ethanthopy1996
@ethanthopy1996 2 сағат бұрын
1964 is when they changed the new font. That font was 60-63. white tops came out in 1967 or 68.
@gregloock1499
@gregloock1499 2 сағат бұрын
You should look up Rich Holman from Baldwin. He has a bunch of Havestors.
115 years of one farm selling to the same creamery.
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