Farmhand Mike Euro Tour | Agritechnica | PFG America

Farmhand Mike Euro Tour | Agritechnica | PFG America | Deutz Fahr

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Farmhand Mike Euro Tour | Agritechnica | PFG America | Deutz Fahr
In November 2023 I took a European Trip with several coworkers and some Deutz Fahr dealers. We left Atlanta and flew to Milan Italy. There we jumped on a tour bus and head for Triviglio Italy. We toured the Same Deutz Fahr Factory and Museum there, Loaded back on the Bus and toured a Farm Equipment Dealer and a Cattle Farm in Italy. We then worked our way through Austria doing a city tour of Innsbruck. We then traveled to Germany and toured the City of Stuttgart then traveled to Hanover. In Hanover we visited the 2023 Agritechnica Trade Show. After the show we had dinner and traveled to Berlin. The next morning we flew from Berlin to Paris France then Paris to Atlanta Georgia.
In this video I share some video and photos of the trip from start to finish. I have been to Europe several time before but this is the first time doing it on a tour bus. We left on Saturday November 11 and returned on Saturday November 18.
It was a wonderful trip and the only flaw was my luggage showed up 3 days later. We had a really good tour guide for the trip and definitely want to give a huge thanks the Power Farming Group, Deutz Fahr and all of the folks that were along for the ride.
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@cowchick8130 5 ай бұрын

Hey Mike, as a Dutch dairy farmer I like to watch how farming is done in other parts of the world, so I regularly see your videos. I can imagine that American farmers would also like to see the machines from the video at work. If you are ever in Europe again, you are always welcome and I can give a tour in the Netherlands. I hope to see many more videos from you, all the best and greetings from the Netherlands

@KenSmith-i2e 5 ай бұрын

Great video Mike, you seen a lot of farm equipment. Thanks for sharing.

@chadshafer8095 5 ай бұрын

Another Great video. Nice to see more History on Deutz.

@clovisedanilo2073 5 ай бұрын

Opa meu amigo tudo de bom pra você que Deus te abençoe sempre você 👍

@SimonKL11 5 ай бұрын

Cool to see that you were in europe😁👍 Agritechnica is a really nice show, I'd like to go there someday too😉👍 thanks for the video, greetings from germany👍😁

@garlandhenry6792 5 ай бұрын

Looks like they put on a first class show for you guys

@jeffreyhoover2105 5 ай бұрын

Thank you mike for this beauitful video of the DEUTZ FARH museum and the different country you got to tour as well as all the foods they serve in those countries I enjoyed the AGRITECHNICA SHOW would love to go sometime i loved that green chopper goes to show they are still in use even in other countries. I hope you enjoyed your visit there i am sure glad you got to make a video of your tour over there.i enjoyed every minute of it.thanks mike

@farmhandmike 5 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it. It was a long video but this was a week long trip.

@marklollar8120 5 ай бұрын

You’ll have to watch Clarkson Farm when you get a chance. Good take on European farming, and he bought a Lamborghini 😁

@gerhardma4297 5 ай бұрын

There ist no "European Farming". Clarksons Farm ist a little bit of UK Farming, but most is made up for entertaining. The farming in all European countries is so diverse like the languanges. I hope Americans will realize someday that Europe is not one Country. Europe is a continent with 47 independent states and there are just as many agricultural systems. 🙂

@thr8061 5 ай бұрын

Growing up on a NE WI dairy farm in the 70s & 80s, we had several neighbors who had Sames & Deutz Fahrs. My dad almost purchased a DX90 4wd loader tractor. We had a JD 72 (?) flail chopper. I had to chop 1 load in the morning and another in the afternoon for our dairy herd. We had 2 Schoessow (?) 24' feeder wagons. THAT SMELL of green chopped alfalfa drove the cows (and me) nuts!