CaseFTVHarvest08.mov

[@k2farmtv]

Thanks, yes it was nice to have the opportunity to video it.

[@TractorNinja]

The most beautiful site I've ever seen! I think I may have had a dream similar to it once...

[@jlase]

Now that is awesome! I's love to be in the helicopter! What an awesome view! Thanks

[@massimotarroni5167]

La migliore mietitrebbia per quel tipo di terreno

[@k2farmtv]

I also have another client who runs 14 combines in a family run operation. John Deere and New Holland, they have been organic for more than 25 years.

[@k2farmtv]

Thanks for your comments. No this is not a custom harvester.

[@Webb36]

What a beautifull site!

[@dbev6]

Keep doing what you are doing. Now thats farming

[@Gmajsa]

THIS IS AMAZING! Very nice! 5*****

[@k2farmtv]

As in a custom combine operation? No, it's a private farm operation farming their own as well as leased land. cheers Morton

[@k2farmtv]

No sorry, don't know him although there are several Kolk's around here. Thanks for your comments. cheers M

[@gwen0316]

wow!!!! good video!!!!!!! ;0)

[@k2farmtv]

Yes helicopters do provide for great views.

[@k2farmtv]

I'm not sure of the total acres they farm. This is leased land on the Kainai Nation north of Cardston, Alberta

[@fordpowered333]

the population has increased as well as demand and farmers are way fewer. what do you expect farmers to do? im sick and tired of people who think they know whats going on, critisizing farmers about how they've turned into factories. these farms are still family owned and are feeding you and the rest of the country and are keeping up with a growing demand for cheap and plentiful food. be greatful and respectful, and most of all get your facts straight!

[@k2farmtv]

Sorry but it's not walmart. It's a family run farm, their employees are well paid and defiantly not on drugs.

[@k2farmtv]

100,000 acres

[@fordpowered333]

the time of ma and pa farms is over buddy, this is alot bigger then most farms but bigger farms and bigger machenery are what farmers need if they are to keep up with societies demands. everyone wants food cheaper and they want it there when they want it. how else are farmers supposed to do it? not to mention farmers barely make up 1% of the canadian population. it would be impossible for the number of farmers today to feed our country on a 50 to 100 acre farms like they could yesterday.