Full Steam Ahead With Harvest

[@PeterShelton-no9qy]

Luv your videos but not long enough we want to see more you rock

[@ronicard]

I feel like Tork would be one hell of a drinking buddy :)

[@samueljoejr5191]

Tork does like to have a good time!!

[@TheHpracer74]

Love the videos, and the bush conversation made me laugh out loud, cause that’s shit we do in my family

[@martialgauthier2871]

The amount of knowledge I've gained from the vids and the podcast has massively impressed my future father in law. He's a canola, wheat and Elk farmer up in Manitoba, Canada and it's been a blast helping him out!!! Can't thank you guys enough!!!

[@azamyahmad]

Great job guys ! .. and absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside adventure ! .. TQSM from Montreal QC! .

[@digger5858]

Great video guys, stay safe during harvest. Drone footage is looking good keep it up.

[@jaysoncarey2157]

Extreme Tork Cam needs to be a regular POV 🤣🤣🤣

[@SbrGrendel65]

Extreme Tork needs a little relief on the zoom and I like a narrow bush. 😂

[@ShirleyPotts-ud3nb]

Tractors really help farmers

[@brianfeickert839]

Tork. I prefer the stripe bush.

[@lisawilkerson8085]

😂😂 Enjoyed!!

[@GreyBeardBey]

What's up guys. Just made my way over to reorder some meat and the store is empty 😢

[@godoftheinterwebz]

I like mine before it is planted

[@Guy-wn3cp]

Question: how come all the equipment seems brand new? is farming so good you can change your equipment quite often? does it reflect only your farm or all the midwest farms?

[@jamesm8965]

A lot of sharing equipment between farms and leases. Everything stays in a machine shed and guys take really good care of thier equipment because you need it to last with the prices of equipment through the roof. If you know much about business sometimes you don’t want to show a profit and a section 179 deduction helps that and makes the job more enjoyable.

[@daveklein2826]

It's called pride of ownership.... They take good care of them

[@rosschirstopher]

A multitude of factors. Some guys lease their equipment and there for tend to have newer equipment. And most of these guys take good care of their equipment so it looks new longer and lasts longer. And bigger farms tend to have newer equipment because of their resources. For instance I live in Indiana and my neighbors are smaller farmers who've been running the same equipment since the 80s, they only have a few hundred acres and they just don't want the newer stuff.

[@ShermanT.Potter]

They've stated in a previous video they lose money grain farming. AFAIK, they custom hire the combining done. Most of my equipment is from the 1960's-90s. Livestock buildings are from about 1900-1965.

[@godoftheinterwebz]

@@ShermanT.Potter Do you still have your horse from when you were in the cavalry?

[@SizzelRizzel]

Where can i vote for 30 min videos?

[@kenlynch6332]

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[@friendship1957]

Very dusty.