B&D Walter Farms Leaving Southern Alberta Heading For Oklahoma (2020 Season)

[@gerryspang5917]

Where’s the rest of the convoy, the combines and headers etc. Love the video. Dealt with Ben about 20 years ago, great person, enjoy your trip, God Speed.

[@billmiller1445]

Most Awesome! Thank You for your Harvesting Skills.

[@stevebiddle8912]

Just watched a Farmhand Mike video of you cutting near Alva OK. I live in Enid and help good friends cut their wheat every year.

[@jackwillie2729]

Nice equipment. ...back in th 60s no cab just umbrella and jug of water for radiator and a drink ( when things got dirty,, dust mask) 1959 JD 95 still can hear the pur of motor and smell of chaff...do the new combines ever plug up with straw

[@TRiceHD]

Pretty sure you guys come through my home town every year. I could be wrong. Not gonna give away the name for other reason but it’s in northwest Oklahoma.

[@codyludwig2811]

I wish I had a farm like yours

[@sattarfotohi]

Me too

[@KevinChristiansen-i2q]

Safe travels

[@philiplewis7252]

Only in America!! Great video. Blessings.

[@andrewwarner5695]

Philip Lewis Canada too

[@philiplewis7252]

@@andrewwarner5695 Yes,of course!!

[@tf6168]

Here come those Canadians. Thank God for America.

[@davidfirth9342]

Dont u mean thank god for Canadians

[@wileydickerson2511]

Great video and song

[@turbodiesel4709]

They're a custom harvesting company. Come on fellas, use your heads for something besides a hat rack!

[@lydiahostetler4151]

Neat video.

[@BigSmiles214]

What happened to the Case combines?

[@rhysdavey5448]

Timothy Welch they were all waiting in Oklahoma!

[@joecole8344]

The cost of that equipment, cannot set around for another year doing nothing. Their season is over. Now, you need to think about that.

[@bradhofer4925]

They also have there own 50 ish thousand acre farm at home in Alberta Canada so that equipment gets plenty of use.

[@bluenetmarketing]

I don't get this. Is this a permanent move or temporary, and why?

[@catherinefroese4628]

In the next article they show this company as custom harvest company some these go all over North America as the crops become ready at different times of the year in different locations

[@corgraveland4874]

@@catherinefroese4628 Thanks, clear!

[@212acres3]

Come on down!!!

[@gerceklersiziozgurkilar3845]

süper

[@corgraveland4874]

How many kilometers, sorry miles this yourney is? Why this move in 2020?

[@Sixinthefield]

5 seconds on Google maps shows about 2800 kms/1700 miles from Calgary to Oklahoma City. They're a custom harvest crew, so they do this every year; they go south, start harvesting, and move north with the crops as they become ready, until they're back in Canada in the fall.

[@brenthoffman3832]

you know if I wanted to listen to country music I'd turn on the radio.

[@jakeknelsen2318]

Thank Justin Trudeau.. more businesses are leaving Canada then we realize because of extreme liberal policies....best of luck to you guys..

[@francoislepine4698]

LOL....so you begrudge contract harvesters working outside the province???? waltercustomharvesting.ca/ You hate his socks...the way he sits and everything is his fault..including the weather !!! Please explain how Trudeau drove down the price of oil to 40 bucks...and the "discount" is 11 bucks right now (lowest it's been in YEARS). www.cbc.ca/news/business/oilpatch-bonterra-meg-oilsands-1.5653518 If I could suffer Harper for ten LONG years, you can take Trudeau for another four!

[@miked5067]

@@francoislepine4698 Totally correct, he had no control over the world pricing, but we never have gotten that, at one point our oil was selling for 4$ a barrel. It's his inaction thus far that's the issue. But hey, maybe after he kicks our knees out and slits our throats economically to cover his ridiculous spending.. maybe then you'll understand. Awesome video guys, equipment looks super good!

[@francoislepine4698]

@@miked5067 His inaction???......... the discount of WCS to WTI is today only 11 dollars...the "fair" and historical discount is around 15 dollars. Unfortunately that has not stopped CNQ, one of the strongest producers, to post a 600 million dollar loss in the second quarter (when oil went to zero for a short while). Consolidation in the industry is ongoing, as it should, I guess. His spending is a whole other issue and I don't know if you mean pre pandemic or his actions/spending to mitigate the damage caused by the virus. He did spend 4.5 billion on TMX....Kenney spent 6 billion on KXL....both projects still face hurdles to completion...it will be interesting to see which project finally pumps oil first.

[@SirHuddy]

You realize the main farm is in Alberta and they do custom harvesting right? The send all there combines around Canada and northern us states and harvest for people…

[@xyzabc2904]

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