Harvesting in the Hills of the Palouse!

[@Snowtruckdriver]

I grew up on a farm in Eastern Washington and went to college in Pullman at Washington State University. Have taken many trips up to Steptoe Butte where you did the opening shot. No antennas though in my days (1968). Great scenery out there good memories. Thanks

[@edwardmiller6353]

Thanks for posting your work and area! from Indiana.

[@jamesberg3106]

Steptoe Butte is awesome

[@kristenscott9438]

Another amazing video, Greg! I have cousins that live in Washington! They live in East Wenatchee, Washington! So glad you guys got the chance to visit Washington! God bless each on of you fine young men and women for all you do to keep us fed! I am so grateful for you all!

[@Quarton]

Great video - It's good for people to know what your work is all about. . . Thanks for sharing! God bless, and may the harvest go smoothly this year! (I grew up on a family farm in central Illinois, so this brings back a lot of memories.)

[@sr.7862]

Me , my wife & kids moved to Oklahoma about 5 years ago from Spangle area. Really enjoyed sledding down them hills in winter!! Especially since back home anymore we don't even really have no a winter little loan snow!! Lol thanks for your channel enjoy it..!!

[@stephensaasen8589]

Great video! Brings back so many memories. We farmed just 40 or 50 miles further north near Reardan, WA. Amazing to see them still tilling the ground and running with a crawler tractor. I'm told a lot of the farmers have gone to no till. You did get to do one thing we never seemed to get around to - you drove to the top of Steptoe Butte.

[@garywest8901]

Thanks guys . Great vid. Thanks for taking time to utube. Gives me chance to see places we would never get to visit.

[@paulcasefarms9933]

Good video. I heard you talk about 40 rock on previous videos and wondered what its numbers were. You guys are so fortunate in your travels to have such a connection to all things agriculture. Thanks for showing that in all your videos.

[@curtweatherbee2523]

Thank you for the journey God bless💫❤️🇺🇸

[@justjacqueline2004]

Amazing efficiency of agriculture.

[@stevemacdonald3749]

WOW, great video. It was interesting and enjoyable to see the footage from the Palouse Hills in Washington State. Glad you did a ride-along with the Combines, gave a great perspective of working that type of geography. The shot of the sky with the storms moving in was awesome (@8:00 mins). Not great for farming plans, but beautiful all the same. You would not be able to see expansive views of the sky like that in my area unless you go to high ground.

[@tylerkoohns122]

I am a farmer on the Palouse near the Pullman Wa, area. Where you guys running around with Kevin Mator’s operation? They run about 10 case combines 8 bankouts and 40 trucks. Got to love the Palouse!

[@boostingarage4754]

Maders, Druffels, Schultheis, and Wolfs are the biggest around pullman pretty much.

[@redeemedfarmer2670]

New to your channel , hello from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Video, New Sub here, thanks for sharing

[@jerrymontgomery5878]

You guys are so professional, I really love watching your videos which are really educational and well produced, keep up the good work.

[@hamidahlouch7727]

Thank you very good informative video . It looks the soil is highly fertile . We have vast areas of hills similar to those of your place but they are hills of sand in the sahara desert 😂very hot in summer terribly cold in wenter .You would cross hundreds of kelometeres to find a small oasis with water springs .

[@glendalenton8954]

Ah...great plains..lol windy.

[@imrdyru]

I live in washington on the west side. It is beutiful country on either side. But what stark diffrences in geography on either side. Love your videos

[@rupps_timber]

Well, if I had to guess, you were just west/northwest of Garfield, WA and you were riding along with the Pfaffs. Awesome area!

[@tessacurtin7054]

I love y’all video

[@glendalenton8954]

I do love this stuff.. now I want you to cook lol

[@JPRN.]

Great video, beautiful scenery, loved the wheat waving in the wind. Is that privately owned land or owned by the city?

[@stephandegroot3234]

Thanks for the video. Just wondering regarding the farm save seed you are planting. Are there a tipe of royalty being payed to the seedcompany who bred the wheat variety? The cost for developing new wheat varieties is very high.

[@kendallfarms5957]

I live in The Palouse and have a 1200 acre farm here but we have 1 2388 combine (hillside of course) also who did you harvest with

[@Peter-vs8ou]

looks like Pfaffs

[@eastonhicks5470]

I love your videos!!!!!

[@Snowtruckdriver]

What did you think of those Hillside Combines out in Washington. I went to college out there at Washington State University in Pullman.

[@boostingarage4754]

Thats all we run out here is hillside machines unless its a gleaner.

[@wayneburnett8532]

Freaking awesome how em combines tilt sideways to go on the hill. Never seen them do that before. Do u know how much travel it went from side to side an did they do the same thing goin up an down a hill?

[@randybrechbiel9748]

The John Deere dealer in Steptoe Washington has a ramp that is about 5 feet tall that they will drive one wheel up on and and the combine will still be level

[@wayneburnett8532]

@@randybrechbiel9748 now that's freaking cool.

[@boostingarage4754]

Our 8240's are 35% and the shoe of the combine levels an extra 10%

[@macoyreiber4482]

Back in the day the 1470s and 95Hs would level 44 degrees. Nowadays they only level the whole machine into the mid-30s and case takes the shoe another ten.

[@Snowtruckdriver]

What did you think of those "hillside" combines?

[@jackaldrich1065]

Is this footage from Washington Kansas if it is great footage and I have an uncle that runs a 100 head of beef cattle and he does silage and corn and soybeans up in Washington Kansas on the road to the state fishing lake

[@kendallfarms5957]

No this I’m in palouse

[@ilamay77]

isn't it ironic low that you cannot save GM o seeds of corn and whatever n you have to sign a contract my question is why do you bother to even grow GMOfood? Grt Vid!

[@thedumbestofthedumb6343]

What's your favorite Machinery brand?

[@cameronweidert8784]

we own a farm in clyde wa

[@cameronweidert8784]

i met you guys at the spokane farmshow

[@vulcan1429]

Illegal to save seed!?!?!/

[@cmusic52]

why would they cut the wheat that low if their just chopping the straw anyway?

[@GK-lw6gr]

Because they bale it later

[@cmusic52]

@@GK-lw6gr I figured if it was that way they wouldnt chop it but just shoot it in a pile straight out the back

[@boostingarage4754]

we cut ours low on the palouse to save time in the fall shredding and chisel plowing

[@curtweatherbee2523]

❤️🇺🇸💫

[@earlrussell1026]

You must love Jehovah your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. You must love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus the anointed is Lord! Repent and be baptized and believe the Gospel.

[@farmerbros764]

First

[@1STGeneral]

First video looked at your other video list and as a Christian I'm not going to subscribe

[@Snowtruckdriver]

Your loss