Western Kansas Wheat Harvest Begins

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[@BrianRutherford-o7i]

Weatherman is the only job that you can be wrong all the time and never get FIRED from it

[@billmonroe8826]

Like an old weatherman said before he finally was retired, "I'm going to keep on giving the weather until I get it right"! That sums it up quite well. lol

[@DuckFarms]

I get so happy when I see the notification come up on my screen that you have uploaded a new video. I broke my ankle and it’s been a really boring time. These videos bring light to my day thank you.

[@albertalcozer7071]

I tore my knee up and im lying here wishing i was working but im thankful For this Family in making great Custom Cutting video's .

[@DuckFarms]

@@albertalcozer7071 I feel your pain buddy. Hung in there

[@albertalcozer7071]

Thank you brother , I know it's rough on You too right now but Lord help us. One day will be walking again. I grew up in west Texas spending countless hours Plowing and planting the fields but know that I'm down I never realized how special it was to be able to get up And down the John Deer 4010, 4430,, 4640, 4850 tractors and that's counting Up and down the Combine's and the cotton pickers.. By the way I'm 60 years old and have a little history behind me But still not enough like my hard working DADDY did . I'm sure your from A hard working Family also.

[@joelpierce9132]

What! No mom ending? Good to see the harvest is going well in Kansas. Later Gator🐊

[@Navajo-man]

Hi 👋🏽 awesome video plus your mom doing excellent work did you see Dorothy? and that’s what I usually say I in wrong field should be weather person the still get paid even they wrong you all be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@trapperbob8812]

Thats a nice crop in Kansas. When you get to N.D be prepared for slow going. Tremendous crop so far. Were im at in northern part we have had over 17 inches of rain.

[@AureFreePress]

Thank you for your hard work Hayden. It's very much appreciated ♥️ I loved the bit with the five of you carrying the sickle bar. And thank you for showing the yield monitor on the field you're on 👌

[@CharlesSmith-ty2ce]

So windy did you happen to see Dorothy blow by 😊😊😊

[@tomrinehart3022]

Beautiful sunset! And you’re right, cameras don’t do them justice!

[@larrybreer9430]

Good to see that you are in Kansas and that wheat really looks good. Most of Central Kansas has been harvested and yields were good. Some frost damage though to some Wheat

[@kevinwithers2713]

Again, you only lost the light game because your mother let you! You know darn well that she hast to keep her sons confidence up by letting you win because that’s what a mother does! 😆😃

[@taterogers4741]

Love to see more of your mom and dad and maybe a little bit longer video

[@Ismail-Iwanttolearnenglish]

Hello I like wheat fields and you're working on it good job keep up thanks for sharing

[@steveneal2706]

Awesome video Hayden. Thank you

[@jayjklasser8681]

Hi. I got the same OCD when dropping windrows. Pain in the butt for sure.

[@Arham7cheema]

I am a new subscriber i like this video you make informative video I enjoy it

[@gunnarbeck225]

Hayden you need a s790 foreign x9

[@hasletjoe5984]

Hayden, thanks as always for a glimpse into the harvest life. The challenges are immense! Couple of curiosity's or questions.... 1) As you lay out the pattern to cut each field, do you strategize to minimize the downwind time of one machine to avoid the dust/chaff? 2) The light game - I have gone through numerous web sites searching for the season standings. Are they on some Members only/Patreon/Dark Web site? Appreciate all the work and videos! Thank you

[@Terry-dz5ke]

Love ur videos where in western Kansas are u I grew up in a town called garden city on my family's farm

[@johnmedici6655]

Nice video, but you need to angle your camera so we can see both people in the cab and not just you...just a suggestion 😉

[@darrellmilne6877]

More then likely talked about this but with varying yields and conditions how to you bill the customer-don’t want to know how much. Do you go by the acre or by bushels or do you bid the jobs? Maybe a combination of all

[@johnjohnson65]

Where’s the next move to the north. Wheat in south central / western South Dakota is maybe a week out for the most part.

[@Careynolastname]

Do you mostly break your knife at the head end? If so you are greasing too much ( too many shots or too often). When you grease the head, stop as soon as the head moves down any amount at all. 2-3 shots every other day I think.

[@Wyattstrnad8430]

Why do you guys buy combines from bti instead of the dealerships in Texas? I don't mind the rethesher I just take it slow in weeds.

[@connorsupreme9286]

Where you guys cutting at

[@billtiner1080]

More than once I have watched you work on equipment without wearing gloves😢. They don't cost much money

[@toddjohnson7972]

Why do you use Honey Bee heads versus John Deere?

[@Careynolastname]

They are Macdon heads.

[@leefury7]

You look tired, Hayden. Q. Do you do your best not to follow one another so as not to clog all your air filters? Your parents are the best. Another enjoyable watch.

[@HaydenOnHarvest]

Are you even on harvest if you aren’t tired? Lol most of your filters are on the back of the combine right by the chopper so it really doesn’t do that much good. I guess it would be better on your cab filters lol

[@joewurz5408]

Haden who is the girl with you all the time looks like a nice lady.

[@anzacday4141]

Hayden, "wore or worn"? Is the phrase “wore out” correct or “worn out?” “Wore out” is correct as the past tense of the phrasal verb “to wear out,” meaning to cause something to fail from the effects of excessive wear or overuse. “Worn out” is correct as the past participle of the phrasal verb “to wear out.”