Case Ih 8120, 2388 And 1680 Harvesting Canola!!

[@straightpipeacres6365]

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[@andrewwoodhead8305]

King 🤴 👑 👌👏😎

[@tammychrismccormick1901]

Good to see ya posting again its been a while just crawling in the canola good sign you are prally going to say it was a little tough.

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@leeforeman3656]

Mint video, Ryan. Challenging harvest there. 👍

[@farmer_nk]

I wish I was still harvesting

[@kentruckaber3275]

Is it bad when you can make more money renting it out then farming it yourself

[@straightpipeacres6365]

@@kentruckaber3275 stay at home and sleep lol

[@andrewwoodhead8305]

​@@straightpipeacres6365on the cards??🤔

[@duncanmcleish3683]

Mint.👍👌

[@darrintoth532]

Best part of the year…… Harvest!!!!!!

[@Murphyslawfarm]

G'day Baby Shark

[@chadtosh6831]

Hi Murphy 🍻👍

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Should've had the 8010 out there with the 8120 haha

[@straightpipeacres6365]

Just a minty ole threshing B eh hahaha

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

@@straightpipeacres6365 damn rights lol

[@sagecrockett693]

For those of you around the world that don't know, Saskatchewan, though part of Canada, has a climate much like California and they harvest 3 crops a year.😅

[@brianzybura8633]

Sagecrockett693, you are entirely wrong. Saskatchewan Canada DOES NOT have the same climate as California. Farmers in Saskatchewan typically can only grow one crop of wheat, barley and canola per year. They cannot begin working their fields until about mid May at the earliest. Their harvests usually ends by late September, sometimes early October. The only crop that they can possibly grow that might over winter is fall wheat--I may not be sure of that. The usual winter in Saskatchewan is very cold with plenty of snow from early November until the following mid April. Really no such thing as Saskatchewan being able to grow three crops a year. You must have had a real dumb school teacher.