Ag in Motion 2023!!

[@williammerry4746]

Very nice to go along with you to the great show, Jan, but also so nice to see your dad and his reactions. Good on you.

[@oxfordmontello3281]

Excellent! Thanks Jan!

[@danfinley3690]

Yea nice show and equipment was awesome

[@benkemp]

Great video again, Jan! Love the big tractors and the crop demo plots.

[@ytfan3815]

Hi Jan, there's a Claas Xerion 5000 Trac TS version for years with tracks, it's not articulated but 4 wheel steering, just like the new Xerion 12.590 / 12.650. Hey, nice to see Austin ( 4:40 Full Line Austin ).

[@Lazzar1958]

Great show. My Grandfather's cousin Wilfred Degelman, started Degelman Industries in 1962 near Raymore SK.

[@chaoszombie9995]

The Grain Giant reminds me a lot of the Walkabout Motherbins! a lot of cool ideas were on display this year! I’m also jealous about that Big Bud 😅 can’t imagine how cool it would be farming with that

[@fendtclaas8689]

Claas Xerion 12.650 was just introduced like two weeks ago in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. The owner of Claas was even there.

[@johann752]

hi Jan,wow all those big tractors and other machines, i am impressed, mybe for on the farm, someday a big new loader.thanks for showing,see you next time.💪👍

[@SomeTechGuy666]

One of the problems with modern farming is that the capital expenditure for equipment per acre farmed is astronomical. According to Sask Ag, farmers have $800 per acre invested in equipment and it is costing them ~$20/acre in interest and ~$50/acre in depreciation. As well as $13/acre for repairs. For a 2000 acre farm that is $1.6M for equipment and $168,000 for interest, depreciation and repairs. I grew up on a 3000 acre farm. We didn't have anywhere near that investment in equipment and managed to get everything seeded and harvested without any issues.

[@Michael-fd8ob]

Looked like a killer show. Thanks for sharing

[@zzzubmno2755]

I have been a sub of this channel for like 6 months. I learned a lot. I have been a sub of Mike Mitchell of Faith Hope Farms for several years now. I would not be surprised to see him make vids of this too. I like vids like this. I am a Canadian, but I live in North Eastern Ontario. You will never see ag shows around here. I would really like to see the price tags on that stuff. It would shed some light on the never ending cost farmers are forced to bare in order to provide us all with food. Again, thanks for the vid. Much respect for Ontario.

[@gerryeepp5765]

Hi! Been following U closely for 2-3 yrs. I grew up just outside Langham! In fact was born on the 1/4 section just across the road from “Ag-In-Motion”, (83 yrs ago) just across to the west (south quarter!) In fact we owned the 1/2 section Ag-In-Motion is on today! I really appreciate the work U display on Ur Channel! GREAT JOB! I’ll be tempted to “drop in”, with request & warning of course, should I come up Ur way. Been in Regina since ‘76! Gerry Epp

[@daviniahutton8176]

Excellent video jan , thank you for letting us see the show Excellent

[@mllee2008]

This was really cool! Thanks for letting us tag along Jan. ❤🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@asquithmainlines699]

Nice to see you and your dad get away for an afternoon. I am guessing those test plots most likely got some irrigation throughout the summer. They all looked very good. It would be interesting to see how triticale would perform around here. I had to google it, it is a cross between wheat and rye first bred in Scotland and Germany. It was introduced to Canada in 1954 by the University of Manitoba.

[@harrytaylor6854]

Just amazing what there building for farming great to see your dad along with you thank you for letting us tag along well done

[@brendankavanagh6717]

Super video thanks for bringing us along greetings from Ireland

[@ford8630power]

An old Claas Jaguar 850/860 would do well on your farm Jan, not expensive, cheap to run and easy to maintain.

[@wolzer90]

I am amazed that Weidemann is represented at a canadian farm show. They are the market leader for farm wheel loaders in Germany. Tritcale is important in Germany, around 330,000 hectares are cultivated, primarily as feed, but also as silage for biogas plants. In terms of location, it lies somewhere between wheat and rye.

[@kasselletsplay199]

Ah, noch ein Deutscher? Und sogar Weidemann Fan?

[@VRexxZo]

Hätte ich auch nicht gedacht das da auch Weidemann vertreten ist 😅

[@theburnhams2925]

Tip for finding your truck: Those row markers. But barring that, if your key works, it's (probably) your truck. Thanks for taking us to the show!

[@kenlynch6332]

That was an interesting tour of all the farm equipment - although a life-long city dweller, I have always enjoyed farm shows and farm equipment shows 🚜 🚜 🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄 🚜 🚜🚜

[@Michal738]

triticale is cultivated the most in the world in Poland (Europe). the average grain yield is about 5-8 tons of grain, in favorable years the yield is even 10 tons per hectare of grain, in unfavorable years the yield per hectare is 4-6 tons. it is cultivated on the poorest quality farmland. on even poorer soils, we grow rye, which yields quite similarly, but has much less protein, triticale has more protein than wheat, 12-14% grain. Silage from rye and barley (GPS) yields 20-25 t per hectare with a protein content of about 10-12%. silage triticale reaches even 12-14% protein with a comparable mass yield. we currently use grain alkalization or grain aliplusing which increases the protein content in it. I recommend rye and triticale for silage. unfortunately rye at a later stage of development is quite difficult to pick up due to its flexible and difficult to break stems, we use headers like a forage harvester for it.

[@cjbrown4905]

Every machine is a beast.

[@dougdiplacido2406]

Looks like a lot of work went into setting up the grain bin systems. Amazing machinery.Thanks for the tour.

[@juslookin313]

Thanks Jan. Always enjoy shiny new!

[@RCMechanicalEngineering]

Claas xerion Beast💪

[@user-kl3il9mw8i]

Nice to see the new Xerion on display. Just a short one regarding Weidemann. It is pronounced like the english wide than the e like in Porsche. And it translates to pasture man.

[@PartyOf8Please]

3:16 Hahaha! I was screaming, “DO IT!” Dad’s really checking this bad boy out! Say buh-bye to the MX285 pretty soon!

[@1944chevytruck]

AWESOME!

[@shanelamell2229]

Thanks for sharing and this was fun to watch. Have a nice safe day!! PS: I think you should buy that first tractor for your day for fathers day. The one you and your dad looked at together. LOL :)

[@dalemyers3945]

I could see the numbers going through your dad’s mind with that Versatile, maybe next year.

[@karlherzog3979]

I was thinking the same thing

[@waynerichardson930]

Dad - man of few words. Yup.

[@SqueakyWheelMakesNoise]

Looks like a fun event.

[@latenighthero41]

I play Farming Simulator 22, and it's cool to see videos of the game equipment.

[@theburnhams2925]

O.K. here's the "nut" so far in this video: "Pa 'I wonder how fast it goes?' Kid Sask: " Where are the keys at?" What a hoot! Can you just imagine? Racing that thing around that mud lot among all the show attenders!

[@bkgaragerestorations]

There's been a few times at farm shows I've found the keys tucked away somewhere in the cab while checking out a piece of equipment. Never started anything up though, didn't feel like being escorted off the property.

[@sunroofracing]

Excellent show and much appreciate your video and interviews. A big highlight was seeing there has been some rain in your area, and the sound of your Dunlops! Impressive Versatile display. Lots of beasts in the fields. All impressive machines!

[@SUPERSORNO]

I'll be. I have finally seen pop's without coveralls on!

[@haweater1555]

9:44. 1300 bushel capacity seeder - wow. My grain bin on my Ontario farm is only 1500 capacity.

[@MuddCreekFarms]

I go to the one near me too, every other year by us. Really enjoyed seeing the different brands of equipment there, that seeder was impressive! Thanks for showing an Iowa farm boy how things are done in your area.

[@thomascarey2941]

I have watched your videos for several months, and I am amazed by the mechanical problems you encounter in daily work. Are the manufacturers trying to take action in reducing these mechanical problems?

[@franciscosandiego3026]

Great show brother from the imperial county California 👍👍🇺🇲🚜

[@frankrizzo3915]

Great Video!

[@KanakaMaoli1]

Jan, you just did a lot of these manufacturers a favor by making this video. It's was a very interesting show for sure. Im a retired trucker, and I love this kind of video. Aloha🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@brandonbungard6027]

I seen the look in the old man's eyes, a Versatile seems to be in your future. haha Thanks for the great video. Im from ohio so it would be a dream of mine to see equipment that big in person.

[@thesicklemodernagriculture]

it's amazing with giant machines that can solve all the difficult human tasks

[@MrT79shakeshake]

3:15 I love how cryptic your dad is.

[@jankraaijvanger132]

They do not sell Vatra tractors in Canada?

[@steveneal2706]

great video Jan.

[@joescheller6680]

Have one at Fargo North Dakota every year last i new.

[@bilbobeutlin1202]

Hello Jan, thank you for the interesting video! It's a pity that you couldn't do the tour together with Austin, that would have been great and I would have been particularly happy. Greetings Dieter

[@williammurphy3296]

Here in northern Ireland we say it like "vee Der min "

[@nmccw3245]

4:37 - good to see Austin. Bet he posted a AIM video since he’s working the show.

[@3069mark]

What is the name of Austin's KZbin channel? He sure looks familiar but I can't place him.

[@nmccw3245]

@@3069mark - Full Line Austin

[@arzamumma1202]

7-23-23 State of Illinois, USA. These shows are always interesting . The "Farm Progress Show" here in Illinois starts next month Aug 29 - to Aug 31

[@Gary.g19]

I’m surprised you didnt check out the siloking Now that’s the way to feed cows!

[@fabriceenjalbert4538]

🇫🇷 Weidemann ? .. best knowns are jcb and manitou (French brand ) across Europe … Bourgault machinery awesome and not well known at our place . Impressive show .. well done

[@Jrs-tl4kk]

Tritical is a very good crop, we seed about 300 acres of it, and feed it to our beef cattle, and mix it and alfalfa and our cows do very well. If you plant it where there's water, or the soil is wet, it will get 7 ft plus tall, we usually have 3 ft tall windrows when we cut it, but it's pretty much like oat hay, you have to cut it at the right time, or you have the risk of poisoning your animals, but yeah I would recommend Tritical if you're interested in trying it

[@Officialfulloffaithranch]

Triticale inter-seeded with Austrian winter peas makes some incredible forage. The tonnage is high and the peas add a ton of protein to the mix.

[@jacobwurz6335]

Did you meet any fans at the show?

[@cindifischer6919]

Very interesting, thank you. How does this farm show compared to Tulare, California? I could not tell if it was as big or the same or smaller. I've been to the one on Tulare and I thought it was a fantastic setup. DeLaval girl here all the way and John Deere.👍

[@nowhammies]

Dad, a man of few words!

[@melissagreen1117]

❤

[@DiscoDan23]

@saskdutchkid , sounds like we watch the same KZbinrs , thanks for the tour cheers 🍻

[@Jozomo]

Jan invest in a thirty dollar Apple airtag and put in your truck, you will always know where it is. I put in my wife's car for parking lots, works for her. Great video, love your dads hat, and I could see his eyes light up at that one tractor. Keep videos coming

[@OOpSjm]

Kid dropping hints all over that Versatile 😄😄

[@Larry-325]

Jan real interesting. Can’t believe the size of new equipment! Tractors on steroids 👍👍👍

[@SqueakyWheelMakesNoise]

That 211 tractor looks to be the right size. Enclosed as well. Bet it can get allot of work done. Or just have fun and make trails in the backyard.

[@davidwpinkston4226]

good to see that not all of canada is on fire

[@Pangli2897]

From india,,punjab,,nice inplement,,

[@aidenkoster6427]

I was at the show the same day as you were It was a great show and your video did a great job showcasing it

[@jimpolk]

That crop trailer is enormous. Mike Mitchell should get one.

[@AnRek-bl9pp]

Seat Belt ?

[@michikopka]

Everybody needs a Weidemann!

[@jeffnawrocki6375]

Love your fathers hat and T-shirt 👍🏻👍🏻

[@mattwheaton7621]

👍🏻🇨🇦🤟🏻

[@Finnish_farmer08]

they had that x9 harvester here in finland to on a farm show

[@antoniopietrangelo6567]

You should mention pricing of those machines.

[@VideoJocky1]

💜💜💜💜

[@lidsman2221]

It's hard to not want to go home with something when going to a show like that. Thanks for the video.

[@moulehumide7342]

wheres the BigBud link bud ?

[@MellowYe77ow]

BK Garage Restorations

[@antarcticviking]

Nice to see Vale Ag (Canada) importing some of the best Australian grain carting wagon technology, the same technology my uncle used when he used to build wagons in South Australia. Love the Class Xerion quad tracs

[@10lauset]

Cheers from Edmonton.

[@randybennett5417]

That 365 Versatile would be my pick.

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@keithjanzen9657]

I hauled that Claas Terra tractor up from Indiana a few weeks ago. Smoothest riding tractor I’ve ever driven.

[@arbigdog73]

How much y'all want to bet, Dad made him leave the checkbook at home!

[@joescheller6680]

Claas Lexion also has bigger combine than the X9 JD

[@DonVDBorgh]

Thanks for taking us along. Looked like you could have left the Dunlop's in the truck. Not very wet in the show. 👍👍

[@Bortnoone]

Very interesting from your perspective. Your dad is also interesting. It would be fun to meet him.

[@zackhofer2794]

Got to give a shout out to all our hutterite farmers ass well.!!

[@garymacarthur5275]

Great

[@jayheiman7388]

It’s a cross between wheat and rye. Quite a few here in Kansas use it as a cover crop and then chop it for feed.

[@joeandjudygreen5398]

Lots of high dollar items, but nice. BTY, maybe fly a flag on your truck to help find it 🇨🇦

[@user-bh4zv2kd1w]

Weidemann - is one of the best loader in Germany

[@rothfarms]

You guys need to get these companies to demo them on your farm!!! Good marketing on their part and good use for you all!!

[@andrewterry8092]

Funny Jan sounds like a kid hinting to his father about Christmas next year, for the Versatile tractor.

[@MrHfroese]

Those were some seriously big machines. Difficult to get from 1 field to another.

[@steveharrington301]

👍

[@smoky7acres471]

Do you and Mike Mitchell ever get together?

[@qeshethreamnayeabfynafw9992]

Perdue...or Purdue, huh