Thanks for the clarifications on the North ah West Farm!!! Always the Adventure. On your second season I see a yard, multiple bins and all the trimmings 😂😂🎉
@jeffbeerwort7886Ай бұрын
Tillage is the best, and I hear ya there, it’s nice when people leave you alone!
@markabina4998Ай бұрын
LOVE THE CONTENT, thanks for letting me into your life as a Canadian farmer from a southern California native.
@TheDuckofDoom.Ай бұрын
I'm a huge fan of hard work. I could watch it all day.
@deanoz9307Ай бұрын
Mike in Southern Alberta the local County used to collect our rocks piles every 3 or 4 years to use as reinforcement for the soil banks when they added new culverts. It sure came in handy, mind you our rock piles were always on the edge of the fields, so they didn’t really cause us any grief. It sure raised heck with the rattlesnakes though.
@rossliston3603Ай бұрын
Mike, that would be my happy place also. When I worked on a farm during the early 80’s I would volunteer to disc fields after a full day of farm work. The farmer would come out and get me about midnight and say that’s enough 😃. Back up at 5:00 am and start all over. I loved running the equipment and would do anything I could do to do more tractor work!!
@scup157Ай бұрын
That is impressive what that tool does to chop it up and turn it black. I need to try one someday!
@JohnJuferАй бұрын
Looking great mike I always found your video's interesting your farm runs super smooth best regards from Ohio
@leddieliveАй бұрын
It doesn't run super smooth on KZbin so I can only imagine how real life goes! Believe, no farm ever runs smooth. A farmer has to wear so many hats it is extremely difficult to be great at everything. 😀
@ThePepeOneАй бұрын
As a former heavy equipment operator, I know I'd love doing that type of job, all day long with a huge smile on my face! 😉👍 I'm going to throw out a guess that you and your wonderful wife will be receiving a very special gift for Christmas, that can't be wrapped or put under the tree?!?!? 🤗 I'm hoping Chapel has a little sister on the way? Take care good sir!
@daleroskydal3027Ай бұрын
❤ Stirling dirt🚜🚜 Blessings from South Texas 🙏🇺🇲👍
@johnc8112Ай бұрын
Mike it looks like you are living your dream now. Plus picked about 30 to 50 acres. There's the bonus.
@KevinChristiansen-i2qАй бұрын
Great video Mike
@leddieliveАй бұрын
The Case pulls that Protill with ease Mike. It would be good if you could put it behind Ashtyns Case & let us know if there's any difference in the tyres? I'm guessing minimal for grip, I'll go less compaction with LSW's & longer life but you're the expert in the seat so would you mind giving it a try please? 🤔
@Briantheitguy2Ай бұрын
You should think about getting a drone, would love to see your fields from the air! Love your content!
@leddieliveАй бұрын
He has one, his name is Brian. Ask Mike about him.😃
@Briantheitguy2Ай бұрын
I know about his brother, my namesake, Brian, he is a pilot and does crop dusting for hire in addition to farming.
@mattwerkowitch4500Ай бұрын
Come in Mike give the old 9380 some love!
@leddieliveАй бұрын
Some real Iron, before technology got involved, love it.😃
@KevinChristiansen-i2qАй бұрын
Great job pro tilling Mike
@spork-ey7641Ай бұрын
I’m retired and have been Pro Tilling for my neighbor for about a week…lots of slews in the pot hole region of North Dakota.
@7rixeeАй бұрын
Soft spot for ne nd here ❤😂
@hiloprime9638Ай бұрын
You know you love farming when you say tillage is recreational!!!! Lol
@matthewbontrager1527Ай бұрын
Impressive how you can pickup land so easy. I sure can't.
@elizabethliska5377Ай бұрын
Certain areas have older farmers and the offspring do not want to continue. Land values have skyrocketed so you can make way more $$ selling it then actually working and farming it!
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
Low competition in Saskatchewan.
@matthewbontrager1527Ай бұрын
@@clearskiesranch1362 high competition in central Kansas!!!!!! It's ridiculous!!!!!!!!
@dmk1529Ай бұрын
Thanks
@OutdoorsEquipmentInFargoNDАй бұрын
Cleaning yup the land each fall is essential
@TrentBenkoАй бұрын
If you call the Degelman factory there is a wing down pressure kit that reduces bounce.
@damienboyd8694Ай бұрын
works fantastic for going 11mph.
@fredericdelage1542Ай бұрын
Salut Mike magnifique vidéo et le tracteur et dégommer est bien équipés 😂😮😅😊
@relandguenther4907Ай бұрын
Loved ur recreational tillage😅, I really believe in pro tillage. FAST AND EFFECTIVE.
@shettysuhas8030Ай бұрын
Here we are celebrating Deepavali the festival of lights. Happy Deepavali to you and your family.
@leddieliveАй бұрын
Is that where you throw colour over each other? It looks fun but I apologise for not knowing the religious connotations. 😃
@shettysuhas8030Ай бұрын
@@leddielive No this is the festival of lights we lit up with lamps and crackers being the part of festival.
@leddieliveАй бұрын
I'm heading for Google to find out more. Thank you for your reply from the UK 🇬🇧.
@leddieliveАй бұрын
My happy place is lying on a beautiful sunny warm beach on the Mediterranean island of Crete in the company of a kind lady & a rum & coke with ice in my hand.😍 Just because Mike's happy place is in his tractor doesn't mean we're that different, does it?🤔
@francescoviale4683Ай бұрын
Hello Mike, 👍😉🇮🇹
@recklessbehaviour01Ай бұрын
Morning
@RONALDRANKIN-k9nАй бұрын
That not lost grain. It ground cover for the winter.
@matthewhooker3193Ай бұрын
Hi Mike, I believe that what you call “Canada Thistle” is actually “Scotch Thistle”.
@leddieliveАй бұрын
Well Mike originated from Scotland 🏴 so I guess that makes it culturally appropriate! 😂🤣😂
@damonens9478Ай бұрын
Mike, S series are probably the worst combines for loss you know that haha
@richardradawetz8788Ай бұрын
Nah case and lexicon are way worse
@damonens9478Ай бұрын
@richardradawetz8788 funny. We run claas 780 and a 8700 and our losses are next to nothing, 8700 being better then the 780 but the 780 we were less and 1/2 %
@Adam-x4bАй бұрын
@@richardradawetz8788nothing worse then a John Deere always was and always will be
@interman7715Ай бұрын
@richardradawetz8788 I can't wait to see JD copying the new Casih AF series, nothing copies like a Deere .
@hybridssuckАй бұрын
Is it the rotor being inline the same direction that’s makes you think that? Because I’m pretty sure nothing will interchange. Plus Deere had an axial prototype in the sixties anyway. Maybe they should’ve mounted it transverse? But then idiots would say they copied Gleaner. Funny how Deere came out with a larger line of combine then CNH later on did the same thing. Almost like they had to follow Deere…
@pietoosterhof5901Ай бұрын
Mike have some coffee on my.😂
@daveschwerdtfeger7842Ай бұрын
👋😊
@keithlawlor9993Ай бұрын
I have always wondered why farmers don't use a ditcher to make a narrow path for the water to flow in rather than have a slough in the spring which takes up more acres that you can't seed?
@Ellison89BrettАй бұрын
Unless something has changed or your machine is different than ours, only the tilt cylinders are supposed to be in float and the wing fold cylinders are supposed to be in constant. If you have trouble with it hopping I’d say that’s because of your wing down pressure, or lack of.
@iwan8014Ай бұрын
Brandt high speed disc needs pressure on the wings and degelman all float. Brandt also has 6 grease zerks on the whole machine but you have to check all bolts holding the pins in atleast twice a day lol, they sheer off.
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
@@Ellison89Brettit’s Mike. The guy isn’t working with a full deck. Spend millions on equipment? Absolutely! Learn how to operate it efficiently and effectively? No way!
@Ellison89BrettАй бұрын
@ I mean I’m not saying that. He obviously does pretty well for himself.
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
@@Ellison89Brett every blind squirrel finds a nut once in awhile
@Ellison89BrettАй бұрын
@@iwan8014 The Degelman manual says wings run in constant flow… we run 4 36’ ProTill. There’s a valve in the center of the machine to set wing pressure.
@NormObannonАй бұрын
That Protill impressed me.
@edwhite6250Ай бұрын
👍
@allenhuckabay5244Ай бұрын
Would putting tile in your north land fields not help in draining those sloughs? I notice not many farmers in Saskatchewan use tile to help drain low spots on fields.
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
No where to drain the water and the cost of the tile would quickly exceed the value of the land so that kind of investment would never see a return
@nikphoenixАй бұрын
Mike, When is the Case 715 going to show up?
@ericdecker213227 күн бұрын
Explain how a 4wd tractor turns shorter than a 2 track?? Every 2 track we have had could spin cookies. Not recommended but would.
@danielhiller9165Ай бұрын
can you map the ruts and sloos while combining?
@Drew-in-NoDakАй бұрын
Leipold our protill at 10-12, or however fast 600 hp will pull it.
@leussinkfarmsАй бұрын
Amazone offers auto greaser on there protill styled discs.
@rorybayless369Ай бұрын
Did you decide to keep the 580 I thought you had a 715 coming
@steveclubb8820Ай бұрын
Do you tile the sleuths and low land?
@edwardyeo8031Ай бұрын
surprised you didn't burn the grass patches before using the pro till
@carlfalt174Ай бұрын
You can clearly see the line as the grain was flying straight out the back door🚪. Just a part of the mysteries of the grain business
@leddieliveАй бұрын
It'll be fine, Mike's just got to plant the same crop again, he'll save a fortune on seeding where the S class combine 'tried to work! 😂🤣😂
@m-videos3643Ай бұрын
How about the prices for land in Saskatchewan? 🤔🤔
@mattl9718Ай бұрын
Is there any news on the new case 712 ?
@fredboiton7893Ай бұрын
How do you gain new fields? How do you become aware of available fields ?
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
Be the highest bidder at the auctions and I’m sure his in laws tip him off about any available land if they’re not interested
@BentTreeFarmPaАй бұрын
Mike, I’m getting old and decrepit, and my biggest tractor is a Deere 6140m, I swear, I’d come work for free just to experience larger equipment and operation before I’m completely broken and useless! 🤣🤣🤣
@randybedker1584Ай бұрын
Old farmers never become useless their knowledge is priceless.
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
@@randybedker1584no it’s not. I have neighbors that are “old farmers” and every spring/summer I watch their land blow away because they refuse to stop doing summer fallow with heavy tillage. There comes a point when you have to classify their knowledge as irrelevant.
@Andrew-iw4sxАй бұрын
Same here the guy I work for the biggest tractor he has is 135 hp.
@grahamhall9470Ай бұрын
Leave@@Andrew-iw4sx
@RodmanvtАй бұрын
Are you seeding The ground before wind blows away
@ericks02Ай бұрын
Mikey my man, how old is your pro-till? they've had greaseless pins for years! yours does look like the old style 40 foot with the wider center section tho yeah
@AndersonFarmsАй бұрын
Mike, im sure its been mentioned but with a decent outlet ,drainage tile would eliminate your wet spots. Why is that not a practice there?
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
That’s the problem. There’s no outlet for the water and there’s really be no economic return on that kind of investment and in most areas of Saskatchewan you’d quickly exceed the value of the land
@BarEFarmsofficialАй бұрын
There’s not much for elevation change over a mile. Not to mention you can turn a wet spot into a honey hole real quick if you can reincorporate those wet spots back to arable ground. You work all that grass in and your getting free nutrients and builds microbiology very quick. And if it’s wet spot it means it’s going to normally have more moisture in a drought year and those little spots will average 30 to 40 bushel higher. Might be a quarter of an acre but that’s still 10 extra bushel you didn’t have before. Tile is also extremely expensive even if all you were going to do is pattern tile a wet spot and run a main line to a bar ditch it doesn’t equal out to be profitable on anything I would say less than 10 acres. Especially in today’s markets and especially in mikes case after what a 5 year drought now?
@bobwest2807Ай бұрын
Hi Mike. Are you going to keep the 580's for another year or are you going to change again?
@jasonwilliams8016Ай бұрын
Any word on that new Case 715?
@beaviccoon470Ай бұрын
Hi mike did you see that video that Tony fast ag put up recently, He had a case quadtrac 715 hooked up to his 100ft air drill and he reckons the 715 pulls his drill a lot harder than his 580 quadtrac thats been tuned to 680hp so thats good to hear.
@leddieliveАй бұрын
True, but I'll bet a weeks wages that the monthly payments are higher!😂🤣😂
@beaviccoon470Ай бұрын
@leddielive ye I'd imagine they are but then again it is a bigger tractor so I suppose naturally it will be higher
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
@@beaviccoon470for a $1.25 million base price it’d better pull harder
@jameswells5617Ай бұрын
You could of dug up a rock or two for us ?
@dieseltrucksarecoolАй бұрын
where is thee new case 715 i thought you ordered.
@georgedavidson1221Ай бұрын
I would like anupdate on the. Well water project
@poppyslater4504Ай бұрын
Do soak holes filled with rocks work
@Andrew-g5o5eАй бұрын
Think Fendt was much quieter than Case.
@scottm344Ай бұрын
Do you do any youtube shorts. Seems to be a fast way to drive traffic to your channel
@michaelstark703Ай бұрын
“Recreational tillage” sounds like something illegal
@chadplaugher5962Ай бұрын
Don’t you map them out in John Deere? Do you flag those spots?
@pietoosterhof5901Ай бұрын
Mike don't protil al your land?🤔
@leddieliveАй бұрын
Mostly no till I believe.
@tractorfixrableАй бұрын
Your OCD wasn't working at 19.25 You left a piece
@andrewvisser372Ай бұрын
Low spots and sloughs promote bio diversity
@clearskiesranch1362Ай бұрын
If by biodiversity you mean noxious weeds then yes.