Pinto Bean Harvest with Jenny

[@steverobertson4783]

Great video! My wife and I have worked together for over 51 yrs now. A beautiful thing I wish for you and Jenny. Love the harvest, prayers, and faith! God is good!!

[@timothybailey7118]

Not everyone can relate to soybeans and corn but nearly everyone can connect with pinto beans. More folks need to see who and where their grub comes from. Thanks for taking us along.

[@barryyantis9195]

Nice to see Jenny again. She has such a happy smile. You make a fun couple and it shows.

[@kopenhagenkid]

Good luck combining your 2022 crops

[@rypkepaulusma]

Q: "How have you bean Jenny?". A: "Well, hanging out there" 🙂 You are an awesome couple making great videos. I love it. GBWY

[@kopenhagenkid]

Nice to see Jenny in your video

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video Mitch

[@jesusdominguez6335]

Great work very informative love the channel

[@lindaperry1743]

My husband and I want to tell you how much we appreciate your testimony. We are 70 and 71 years old. We've been married for almost 50 years. My husband farms mostly potatoes and hay. We have been serving the LORD for most of that time. He has helped us with every problem and trial and is a faithful Savior.

[@KEarllongJr]

Thank you for your openness to share your faith

[@shealy265]

One plus one one truly is more than two. The two of you interacting adds to the videos.

[@urbancornbread5500]

Beet Farmin Mitch. God bless you two! And God Bless the Case IH! I absolutely love your content and seeing the way yall relate to each other!...you got that young lady trained pretty well already 😜.

[@nefarmer]

Good Video! I've had that same thing happen to my air filter. If the pipe keeps plugging up, you will need to replace the flapper at the end of the pipe.

[@2504499]

Love the videos! Wonderful content😀

[@scottkaercher1733]

I miss farming. Farming gives you a good feeling knowing your helping feed people and your contributing to the economy and doing your part.

[@davidstith9297]

Jenny, OxyClean does a pretty good job at getting dirty stains out of clothes. Oh, those "bean" jokes are the corniest I have heard in a while but I love how both of you were in it together.🤣

[@jenny935]

OxyClean and Spray&Wash have been my only go-to’s so far! I’m glad it seems to be working. I may have to adjust how much I’m using. Thank you!

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

My husband worked in a plastics molding factory for 22 years(til COVID caused it to shut down🙁) I treated bad stains with an Oxyclean/water paste, then soaked them. My very fav laundry detergent has always been Arm & Hammer(that has good old baking soda)that has Oxyclean in it, but I also add Oxyclean to the load. From an old married woman to a newly married woman, here’s another cleaning trick I’ve used(that avoids harsh chemicals in the kitchen) to replace things like Soft Scrub. Make a paste(I don’t measure, but I’ll round some out for you) 1/2 cup baking soda, tsp salt(I only use sea salt in our house but any salt will do), couple drops of dish soap, tsp of citric acid(if u have it, I use it for canning), about a Tbl white vinegar(it’ll foam like a bath bomb), then enough water to make a paste. I use that in my sink, on my greasy, food splattered stove top, etc. If it’s really bad(like sauce or bacon grease), I wipe off the worst of it, then put a layer of paste on it with some extra baking soda & add a little more vinegar. Works like a charm. Good luck

[@robinghunt]

Loved pinto bean harvest. I know you’re having fun even if you’re sick.

[@russellehler6706]

Your video of harvesting pinto beans is very timely. I'm boiling some now for enchiladas later.

[@shanelider3413]

Love your videos from a fellow North Dakota resident

[@estebancorral5151]

This explains why my sack of pinto beans had too many pebbles. You were sick and maladjusted the harvester.😊

[@johnperry5102]

great video, very interesting what kind of beans are you harvesting there, whatever you are harvesting your doing a super job

[@Michael-fd8ob]

Great harvest time good to see the wife out with u. Boy u get feed Great.

[@floozyify]

You 2 are too cute, thank you for feeding us. Where would that hunk of wood come from?

[@robertpongallo4079]

Awesome video

[@ScottGinATL]

Simple green works good on greasy work stains too.

[@timkirkpatrick9155]

drizzle vegi oil on the spots them add a little detergent liquid and rub a little. let it set for a overnight then wash warm only the oily things. the vegi oil mixes with oils and grease, the detergent mixes with the muck mix but also mixes with water.. result it takes it all out. even works with pitch, gums, resins and many other non-water soluble materials.

[@lindaperry1743]

Jenny try Blue Wolf to treat most stains Comes in gallon size at Walmart or food city. Works great. My husband is a farmer.

[@jenny935]

Thank you Linda! I’ll pick some up and try it out!

[@tugboat2739]

Enjoy your videos

[@danielroark2419]

Forrest gump going to pissed when he sees you stole his girl Jenny! LOL

[@williamhawks2372]

It was nice to see your wife be good to her now

[@Godlovesyou-w1u]

Sweet! Thank you Jesus!

[@tigerbatman7881]

Anytime bro.

[@lancemabry6707]

Hey tell your wife to add Dawn liquid soap to each load with Tide and it’s gotten everything I’ve ever had on a shirt or jeans out! Maybe treat stains with Shout before putting in the washer.. Good luck Jenny lemme know if that helps!

[@jenny935]

Ok, I’m terrified of it bubbling out of the washer. How much Dawn soap is appropriate for a load?

[@lancemabry6707]

@@jenny935 What I was taught is to put the Dawn on the stains directly, then add I’m guessing an ounce or two?? Not much I just eyeball it. Best way is to put directly on big stains, then after you add Tide or whatever you use, just count to one while adding the Dawn to load…. Just let it agitate maybe 3 or 4 mins and check, if it isn’t too sudsy add a little more. Sorry, that doesn’t help much at all!

[@lancemabry6707]

@@jenny935 but I promise you it works on every single stain I’ve had so far, except rust. That I’ve never been able to get out completely

[@sweetcornman4058]

What is your yield per acre? How do pintos compare to soybeans? Why do they grow pintos so much in North Dakota and Minnesota? Thank you.

[@Thewaywefarm]

Have you ever direct cut pintos? We direct cut our black beans in western New York and want to try growing pintos

[@skydom1000]

Was taught to always blow the filter from the inside out.

[@beetfarminmitch]

I tend to start on the inside first, but I’ve gotta do both with these filters or they don’t get clean.

[@sawboneiomc8809]

Love making my own refried with pintos....they probably would taste better if they were your beans.

[@beetfarminmitch]

Hahaha, you are right. I can get you some. Maybe email me at [e-mail]. Or DM in instagram

[@justgawkin2418]

I grew up on a farm in the 60’s and 70’s. My mom got so tired of washing blue jeans and having them come out ruined that she made my dad get us boys (and him) uniforms from some outfit that picked them up weekly and cleaned and returned them. That was her fix to the problem. Dad got over it when he realized it was all tax deductible.

[@jenny935]

Uniforms is a fun idea!

[@TheFarmingLife]

You'll have to explain in one of your videos what a quarter is to people that don't know. 640 Acres

[@toddjohnson4723]

Nothing runs like a Deere

[@koerttijdens1234]

Yo, its Jenny Woman now

[@bobbygreen2291]

Mitch ,,who buys all your pinto beans ,,,if I knew I would buy your beans ,,we eat a lot

[@Bob.1973]

You guys in Texas? Or Canada?.... actually I am looking for direct farmer of Pinto and cranberry beans?

[@beetfarminmitch]

Haha, right in between. North Dakota

[@farmboy5622]

Seems like it would be hard to have a bad day with a wonderful wife like Jenny. (I am sorry Jenny, that you have to put up with all that "Red" stuff. Green would be better.) I know nothing about Pinto beans. Could you show us a closer look at how they are harvested? Maybe stop the combine and gives us a tour around the combine head. I am from the days of corn, soybeans, oats, and hay. I have never seen a combine head like that.

[@chuckmid]

Awesome video! But, I think I gave you a nicer hat to wear? 😁

[@beetfarminmitch]

Hahaha, yes you did. I’ll toss er on.

[@JoeMahbalsich]

Jenny, I don't know if you were serious about getting stains out but don't need all the "fancy" named products. They will work, though this has been my rationale. Dawn dish soap is a good recommendation, I personally have issues with foaming over the washing machine and scum layer from regular use. User stupidity?... probably. From my grand Mother to Mother, Fels-Naptha is the go to. Doesn't take much, just a "widdle" off the bar is sufficient. I prefer to not use it regularly as it will make some skin types itchy. So I suggest and use approx a table spoon of Arm & Hammer laundry booster every load . A&H is just sodium carbonate, which is found in all the fancy names item anyway and why they work; but at a fraction of the cost. Then, for example, stains gifted from encounters with blown hydraulic hoses, etc. get the Naptha spa treatment.

[@jenny935]

Wow. Very detailed. I really appreciate that! I will be experimenting. Thank you, Joe!

[@r.scotthill3082]

Does raking the pinto beans into the combine bring in a lot of dirt with crop? Why not direct cut them? The two combines passing with outstretched augers look like two medieval knights jousting with lances ready. I hope the outcome isn't the same.

[@beetfarminmitch]

It can bring in more dirt, yes. We direct cut some. There is shatter loss on the sickle so we leave beans behind, and it takes longer to harvest them because we need to go slower. We also have to desiccate the ones we direct cut. But direct cutting can work well too. Each has their own benefits Hahaha, I hope so too!

[@120Rockwood]

She's a cutey.

[@ileenmcminn2062]

nothing will get everything out of farmer's clothing. Just don't wash you nice things right after his work cloths! Even better get a second washer just for his work clothes!

[@jenny935]

That would be a dream, one day!

[@ileenmcminn2062]

@@jenny935 goodwill or classifieds

[@bpieper]

How are the baby chicks doing? It's been a while since we've had an update

[@beetfarminmitch]

Bill, you are right, update coming soon 😉

[@jenny935]

Oh Bill…

[@oilhammer04]

He who finds a wife finds a good thing, And obtains favor from the Lord. (Proverbs 18:22) NKJV. God bless you both.

[@jayyoder9782]

Purple power it's an automotive industrial cleaner that you spray on before you put the clothes in the washer works fairly good

[@maxsteel6092]

Jean pool is small or your sister sure is cute

[@jeeveswooster6922]

You are going to put on weight now!😂

[@danmaggert7119]

after 33 years of marriage my wife finally got my clothes clean hot water and plenty of soap

[@jenny935]

No way?!! Like dawn dish soap or regular detergent?

[@danmaggert7119]

@@jenny935 regular detergent

[@danmaggert7119]

and make sure the water is hot. warm will not do it. I farm and work on all my equip and trucks

[@bobbypool923]

God is good His love is everlasting.

[@gregstone1306]

Jenny I add dawn dishwashers liquid. The gold kind fades the clothes less. Tip I got from a well drillers wife. It works for me I'm an excavation contractor. Greasy clothes happen. Carry on.