Harvest Like You've Never Seen Before

[@feliciaparker3410]

You have taught my husband & I a respect for farming that we never had before. Thanks for sharing your videos. God bless you, Jenn & your family!

[@beetfarminmitch]

That’s awesome! Thank you so much for watching! I’m glad you are able to glean from my vids!

[@dananderson5009]

Drove truck out of Moorhead in 1963 when going to college.

[@alanwoods2010]

There's only a couple KZbin channels I never miss - your's is one of them.

[@GaryCSchade]

Excellent. Thanks for the education 😊

[@bertrutledge4546]

Nice that you have options to go to, can't do beets go to beans. Thanks Mitch.

[@beetfarminmitch]

You’ve got that right Bert!

[@John-nc4bl]

Mitch, thanks for your excellent videos. I am thinking that a tag axle with agressive v bar tires like the tread of those on a tractor would help with regards to better traction for the trucks in the field. Drop the tag down when the going gets tough.@@beetfarminmitch

[@topworkengine5487]

nice driving Harvest

[@braddobson2060]

Very enjoyable vidio have a good harvest

[@danfinley3690]

Thank you for the awesome video godless

[@tugboat2739]

Howdy beet farmin Mitch

[@bladewiper]

As always a very interesting video.

[@Husker3435]

Great job young man, keep em comin Mitch. Take care and God Bless🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸

[@windmillfarms2845]

Looks like a solid crop coming in! Hope she’s a safe harvest

[@Satta961]

I like your work

[@melvinrenner2891]

Love your videos very much we don't have many beet farmers in the mountains of East Tennessee 😅

[@ocb8486]

Lovely vid as always

[@steverobertson4783]

Keep up the good work!🙂

[@chadb7468]

Mitch just wondering what u use for weed control. Assume pre emergent herbicides. Whatever your doing is working well. Very clean. Thanks

[@beetfarminmitch]

Hey Chad! Yes we do. Pre-plant incorporated herbicide Ethalfluralin.

[@colterhoyt3450]

have you guys thought about going the self propelled digger route with these days of it being hard to find help and fuel prices?

[@shealy265]

Dosen't Case combines throw the trash closer to the full width of the header? Is it pinto bean specific short throw?

[@beetfarminmitch]

It is a short throw, I tried bumping up the spreader speed and it didn’t change anything. It’s light material with a 45’ head

[@Satta961]

Hello

[@wcooman1694]

Curious what your header loss is. Grew up growing light red kidney beans. We did the labor-intensive separate cut, windrow, & combine. (Pre Pickett?) Always wondered if direct cutting would be less loss. Although, I don't think flexible cutter bars, drapers, & crary systems were available back then, so maybe we had the best process at that time.

[@beetfarminmitch]

Back I. The day cutting, windrowing etc. was king due to lack of header tech, combine tech, and chemical tech. I think it’s probably a horse a piece. Knifing and all that seems to be a lot of time and labor, while flex combining them after a spray is convenient. Still figuring that one out haha

[@wcooman1694]

@@beetfarminmitch My dad grew a few acres of soybeans twice(?), but, given the varieties available 50+ years ago, rocky soil, and add to that the 100% manual operation of pretty much everything, running the grain head at ground level was a recipe for disaster. Don't recall if things got torn up, but I'm guessing he didn't like the risk vs benefit.

[@Daveco82]

how does one going about finding a job during harvest season? love the content!

[@beetfarminmitch]

www.theunbeetableexperience.com

[@beetfarminmitch]

I’ll start putting some links in video descriptions.

[@Satta961]

Hello bhai