Along the Edge 2023 - Montana Wheat Harvest with an Epic View

With a higher-yielding wheat crop this year, I didn't have as much time to pick up the camera and film for this year's harvest video. However, I was still able to put this short film together highlighting the season.
My family farms and ranches Northwest of Winifred, Montana in and around what's called the Missouri River Breaks area, which is comprised of rugged 1,000 foot cliffs that the rivers and drainages have carved out. I work full-time as the owner of AgriStudios, an ag-focused media production company that helps clients share the story of their role in the world's most important industry. However, during harvest, I work full-time in the field until the work is done.
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[@samskeeter1]

Made me feel weak at the knees seeing them opening up this field from the air. Wow wow and wow again.

[@chuckrobinson6244]

Very top of the line I look forward to all you very informative and personal touch to your videos keep on making these videos and thank you for letting us look into y’all’s family farm and the last professional cart driver career

[@johnfurnival4133]

Lovely countryside

[@tanksaawk]

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!

[@joescheller6680]

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.

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

Paused at 1:06 HOW I WAIT FOR THIS!! Most beautiful crop land in the world!! So beautiful!! Here we go!!

[@dobberaaron6658]

Yeah you don't look good in green that's for sure really enjoy your videos guys keep up all the hard work

[@sarah_farm]

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.

[@bcdieselsofficial]

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.

[@paulwilson2466]

Very enjoyable video and drone footage.. Keep up the good work and stay safe.

[@braddobson2060]

Very good video I look forward to seeing you every fall

[@nitrodad15]

The video I look for every year. Thank you.

[@mrweir7422]

I worked for the Peterson in the summer of 2005. Had the privilege of helping harvest in some of these beautiful fields. Good memories of harvest suppers with the Slivka family. Glad it was a good harvest for you and the biggest worry was finding enough bin space!

[@AgriStudios]

Awesome! Good to hear from you.

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

Paused at exactly 14:00. Thems real cowboys. And a cowgirl if she's involved. So GD American. 💯💯💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@garlandhenry6792]

Such Beautiful country

[@sunroofracing]

Epic video Riley! Always very appreciative of your phenomenal films and first class storytelling. Amazing feature on Sam. Very happy to see the addition of the cattle work. Thank you for sharing the amazing beauty of your farm, and the hard work your family puts in to keep food on all our tables. Heroes All!

[@AgriStudios]

Thanks for watching!

[@cra6459]

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

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

So incredibly beautiful. Thank you!! The most beautiful field EVER!! Thank you! 💯💯❤️🇺🇸

[@candyfaber8469]

My kids and I enjoyed this.❤🚜

[@joehowe9532]

I've been a subscriber for several years and i don't know why there aren't more subscribers.

[@AgriStudios]

If I posted more often, my subscribers:views ratio would be higher. Also, even among the farm channels, the way a video title and thumbnail is will really determine how many clicks it gets.

[@ericteneyck8691]

Always look forward to your videos!

[@johnporter1347]

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

[@MrGaby47]

Wow! Breathtaking view! 😮

[@jhanlarosh6620]

Very nice video I liked the fast cutting 👍 great views beautiful country 😀

[@MrSimbo65]

I enjoyed the videos. Please keep making them; they have fantastic scenery. Very good video production. Gloucester England

[@georgehankins9115]

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

[@Retired-nohurry]

Great video.

[@joelgarvin2906]

This is a well done video, great job.

[@AgriStudios]

Thank you very much!

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Video, I have been watching your videos for years, this one touched me like no other thanks for sharing

[@eastar5120]

such a nice wiew

[@billsietsema6890]

Great video ! Superb editing ! Beautiful scenery ! Two thumbs up from Minnesota.

[@jimholty2274]

I have been wondering what happened with out any videos this year.I really enjoy them, but too bad you had to get a green combine. I am glad you had a good harvest .

[@bcdieselsofficial]

What's wrong with John Deere? I have had experience with them and Case IH, and the John Deere is a far superior machine.

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

15:45 Merch?! I need that shirt! Sorry. Just boosting the comments.

[@AgriStudios]

I did merch a couple years ago and would like to open a program again when time allows.

[@daniel_millican]

Before i saw Sam i was like "Where is the last professional cart driver?"

[@desertfarms2997]

How much snow fall do you usually get ?

[@AgriStudios]

It varies a lot, but the annual precip for this area is 12-14 inches.

[@ernesthouse4706]

What made the flat fertile fields on top of the mountains

[@AgriStudios]

These are river breaks, not mountains. The Missouri and Judith rivers and it's tributary drainages carved out the cliffs around these fields.

[@rockfosg]

What elevation are the Fields at?

[@AgriStudios]

Just over 3,000 feet