A Sweet Beet Harvest

[@Drew-in-NoDak]

Anything hot and delivered to my door. I will eat darn near anything in the tractor.

[@farmboy5622]

You 'ol sweet-talker Mitch!!! Nice to see Jenny!!! How can anybody's day be bad, with Jenny around?!?! Back-in-the-day, when I was on the farm,.....we used to get nice hot homemade meals delivered to us. Sometimes it was Pot Pies, Chili, Cheeseburgers, different types of Casseroles, different types of soups, mashed or baked potatoes with beef, or pork. And then sometimes it was PB&J sandwiches and chips. Didn't have cabs or microwave ovens back then, so sometimes we had to heat or reheat things by putting them on the exhaust manifold. Used a lot of aluminum foil and metal containers back then.

[@deloresmcdonald2457]

6:24 am. 1-24-24......loved Jenny helping clean Beet Lifter!🥰

[@steverobertson4783]

Always great to see your videos. A new faith based family helping and building each other up. Farming brings families closer to each other. All I can say is keep it up…it’s refreshing to see! Best wishes!

[@JoaoPires-pd9ot]

Tudo bem tudo bom tudo joia como é que estão vocês beleza 🇧🇷

[@bertrutledge4546]

Nice to see Jenny wanting to learn what you do and to help you. I enjoy watching your channel. Have a safe day Mitch.

[@curtislowe4577]

I watch Cole's channel also. Probably not the favorite meal but statistically speaking the food item eaten most often in his videos over the years hands down is take out pizza. Did both of your parents play that song when you two were kids? The Go-Gos We Got The Beat made it to #2 late Dec 81 to Jan 82. Joan Jett's I Love Rock And Roll was holding down the #1 spot in the same time frame.

[@Jonathan-n4k3n]

Always like seeing Jenny in the videos

[@timmybailey2514]

jenny needs her own channel a natural communicator

[@DG-ne8iq]

I'm always amazed to see your beet yards with old towed harvesters, trucks in the fields packing the field, and spreading dirt on the roads. In France, we use self-propelled machines, semi-mounted buckets on farm tractors with low tire pressure, and end-of-field storage to regularly supply the sugar factory in the event of crop failure caused by heavy rain... Reclaiming the heap with a digger, using non-muddy trucks! Finally, we're thinking of limiting sugar consumption to limit the number of diabetics! Daniel depuis la France

[@fightingsioux637]

Any hot food brought out to the field is appreciated. It means a lot to the people in the field. Cold sandwiches get old after a few days.

[@stephenellis4392]

You have some of the best videos.

[@thedonleroy]

At the end of the day any meal that is hot is my favorite. Cold sandwiches get old after awhile. My friend's wife makes a lot of meals for us. She makes homemade beef stew & chili that is awesome.

[@momentsoflife22]

Another great video! Good of Jenny to bring you snacks! A good go to field meal is pizza! (homemade or bought) And usually eats well cold when your hands are busy running equipment! Sausage on a bun or hot dogs work good as well! But honestly, anything is better than an endless diet of junk food through harvest time. Greetings from a farmer in New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada!

[@DDL2728]

Y'all are so sweet & so much fun to watch. God bless y'all & your families! ❤️🙏❤️

[@johnsandell4501]

Great channel and you can't beet the content.👍👍👍

[@giles-df9yu]

Biscuits and gravy. Sausages gravey. Try it. Lots of you tube channels of southern ladies making it.

[@BRPFan]

Thanks for another “sweet” video! I always look forward to your videos!

[@danfinley3690]

Nice video god bless y’all be safe

[@minnesotarailfan11]

Now that harvest is over time for winter baby yeeehaww

[@patricknesburg575]

Sure enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing with us! To answer Jenny's question about meals, hot dish, lasagna, grilled cheese are all favorites of mine. Things that are not messy or easily spilled, and you can set down when you need both hands. 🙏🙏🙏

[@Drew-in-NoDak]

Glad this year was a nice year for digging, not much mud on the road and pretty quiet in the shop.

[@muddhog5733]

The weight that you were talking about is probably what they called a window weight a rope was tied in the hook and the other end of the was connected. to the window trough a pulley to keep the window open

[@mikewood3203]

The long round weight was probably a window weight used to help open and close windows in old houses. They were built into the walls and look like really big fishing weights.

[@donh6416]

Yes. It very well may a counterweight for the old wooden frame verticle sash windows.

[@willyfindlay4398]

Two for the price of one in this episodes.😊❤ Hello from Scotland 🇬🇧 😊

[@bladewiper]

Always good to see Jenny. I personal like strong black coffee with a bit of maple syrup.

[@randyvoth5497]

Where is your farm located. I am a truck diver and haul alot of corn from Park River or Crystal or Dryton and other places in to Canada and it’s very interesting to see the beet harvest in action.

[@joenicoud5967]

❤ YOU BOTH

[@oneninerniner3427]

E Grand Forks I belive they deliver to. It didn't snow till after harvest in the northern valley.

[@Godlovesyou-w1u]

Bless you two sugerbeets!

[@jackkanderson]

Can I have a farm wife like yours please ? Where do u find them ?

[@oxenforde]

Extra-sweet video.

[@judyhendry1945]

I love all your videos, but this one was a bit more sweet!

[@keithspillman]

Another great video!! Jenny brought up a great point when she was worried about going to the wrong field. How do you know which field is which? Your dad says "Hey Mitch, go down to the pinto field and start cultivating.". Which pinto field? Are the fields named according to roads or some other "landmarks"? And 6 generations farming the same land?? That is VERY cool. YOU can definitely say your family roots are firmly anchored in the dirt!!! Take care!!!

[@Drew-in-NoDak]

Everyone has their own way of doing it, some go off of the name of the person they acquired the land from. (Parsons, Johnson's) Some go off of natural features in the area (river qt, the sandpit qt) and some people use strictly township, section and quarter numbers. (Opps township Section 20 SW qt, Harrison township section 34 NW) The township and section names are mainly used when planning and talking to agronomist or custom applicators. Or very large operations.

[@brownacres2639]

Do you guys live closer to Fargo because I don’t see any snow near you

[@jtn-minn8105]

Looks like 88,000lbs every truck right on the nose;) Did you have to leave any? We had to leave 4% at the Minn-Dak co-op.

[@oneninerniner3427]

88k with a permit? yup right! on the button! ;) Our farmer gets pinched by the DOT because even though he has a cart with a scale, it's tough to get them exactly because the trucks don't all weigh the same empy. It has been better loading trucks with the cart versus loading under the lifter, a little less tare dirt too I think. I mean our cart operators try hard to get close and not overload them, but it still seems to happen sometimes. And then the commie Minn DOT goes into American Crystal and checks weight slips too:( Think I heard ND allows a little higher gross weight. Am Crys had to leave a few-ish % as well. Good crop!

[@BK-fy2xi]

Oh man…lotta beet puns in this one

[@lighthousecommodities]

🚜

[@SanaUllah-jf2wj]

What was the problem that you stopped making videos and then started making after many days?❤❤❤

[@Jake-farms-l8x]

Egg sandwich