Let's See If We Remember How To Truck 💩💩💩

[@suemcmenomy9567]

Up in eastern Ontario we do have years that harvest is done the following year! Works out fine as the corn drys out over winter! No drying costs! So Duffy no worries!

[@rickg3387]

One thing to consider is if there is a farmer looking for corn silage in your area. You wouldn’t have to worry about drying and harvest cost,possible wet fields or snow and you could get some fall tillage done for next year. They could have it chopped off in a day or two and hope for a better year next year.

[@Otherrandomguy42]

High moisture grain corn comes off at about 27% moisture sell some put some in an agbag and fill the barn with pigs and feed the rest.😢

[@anthonybarton2103]

Yanko always takes Daffy for the Ride.

[@danmacintosh4094]

I'm jumping on the bandwagon of people saying to dig out the combine

[@wadesellers7748]

Put your keys with your lunch the night before so it doesn't get left behind.

[@nice-n-generous1649]

You need to tint the windows on the truck for yanko.

[@jimkavalier2831]

Yenko along for the ride!

[@mowerjeff8990]

Won’t be long and there will be burgers and pork chops.

[@sharolbangerter4057]

My son Brad had problems like that

[@bobrat]

Will you be getting a soy bean head for your combine , for next year?

[@sharolbangerter4057]

You could have a small leak in the heater core

[@leroyj7877]

That farm is on the top of a mountain and all the feilds are down the mountain been there

[@deereman2479]

You are doing fine, farmed all my life retired now, but lot people are armchair quarter backs..lol just keep doing what you're doing.....😊

[@fishydubsfishing6516]

Don't throw the leftovers away that's what Yanko the pigs and the cows are for I'm sure they'll eat it

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Great video Chris good to see Robert keep on trucking

[@russellpetrie119]

is it worth putting that stuff out of the trailer in the loft area where the beas are

[@wandabuchholz6508]

Chris, what pays more custom chopping or poo hauling do what makes you the most money, my friend ,and keep the gopro going and don't forget to feed yanko. Corn is looking good .

[@Otherrandomguy42]

Custom chopping is big investment you need a real good chopper and several trucks and push/pack tractor then you need a few guys working for you to operate as a team

[@jasonwoods3384]

you should tent the windows on the trucj

[@jeffgriffith490]

Keep the videos coming, Chris me and myself. I’ll watch whatever you post because I like the content. Thanks for the videos.

[@vicconi3723]

Take care of the bee's nest and hornet's nest in the winter when they're dormant .

[@williamcreen1698]

Millious

[@GravelPitt00]

What's your max speed with that 6 speed??

[@DuffyAg]

64

[@holliemills]

Duffy just look at those ears. Keep the manure moving don't fret the corn. The corn will stand the winter and dry down in the spring. The outside rows fill with snow and slow down deer traffic's price of drying corn wont out way the corn loss and the price may go up win win situation I follow you because i have done the same.Wade

[@Otherrandomguy42]

And the 160 bushels an acre goes down to 110.

[@onehappyfarmer3461]

@@Otherrandomguy42. Phantom yield loss is a real issue.

[@aaronb1300]

Custom what?😂 You haul manure, and occasionally silage, which is fine, but you're NOT a custom operator. You're half-assing both situations, farming and "custom". Pick one to put more time/money into. Scale back the other to be your hobby.

[@Otherrandomguy42]

If you're hired by someone to do farming operations it's considered custom services. Your jealousy is hilarious.

[@anthonyluma8169]

i see hes doing more than u are setting around running your chops against some one else