My Sister Stole The Tractor!!

[@satish8896]

On this festival of "RAKSHA BANDHAN" you and your sisters lovely video seen . We are very glad here .........Happy Raksha Bandhan to both of you 😊

[@johnthompson982]

You're an awesome young man Jan the amount of work you do day and night working most of the day and then go bailing in night thats dedication to you're farm and the way you and Your family work together is i think is pretty awesome Because of all of that That's why you have the best videos on KZbin and i look forward to a new one every day and im enjoying these daily videos so much Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮

[@rdyardie]

Those packers behind the harrow brought back memories. I likely referred to this previously. I worked on the Flexi-Coil advertising with my Uncle Em back in 1963 or so. The reverse twist left a unique pattern in the field that was supposed to cut down on erosion. My Uncle Em liked the word "unique". How does one tell the owner of a company that perhaps we should use a different word rather than keep repeating "unique". The answer is, "Carefully". Uncle Em left this earth far too soon as those left on this earth are prone to think. (By the way, Uncle Em is in the Agricultural Hall of Fame at the U of S, Saskatoon Campus.)

[@tetedur377]

That reminds me: I saw that right-hand most coil bounce right next to Jan as Miriam took off. It looked like it hit a rock or a small stump.

[@TheStuport]

Awesome share RD...appreciate your history! Cheers From Columbus, Ohio! 👋

[@rdyardie]

@@tetedur377 One of the features of the Flexi-Coil was that they were fairly indestructible. That was stressed in the early advertisements. The competitors who manufactured the crowfoot packer could break a wheel on a big stone.

[@mienafriggstad3360]

Cool 😎 My grandparents farmed by Radisson back then. I married into the Friggstads; as in Friggstad Manufacturing. I love hearing stories from the 60s, 70s & 80s.

[@rdyardie]

@@mienafriggstad3360 Flexi-Coil bought the assets of Friggstad Manufacturing in the early 1980's. I had already moved to Calgary by then. Olaf Friggstad had many awards and even the Order of Canada. Frontier was never the same. Flexi-Coil was sold to New Holland in the late 1990's. (now Case IH New Holland) My Uncle Em saw his son Terry playing with an old car coil spring in the sand. Uncle Em was intrigued with the marks left by the coil spring. My father helped build the first machine to turn out the coils. (Note that Uncle Em did not want to form a company at the start but no major machine company wanted to built the coil packer.) Dad named the company after a Flexi-Coil Notepad lying on his desk. Uncle Em called my father, Harv. They were cousins. When my father passed away in 1997 in Creston, BC, Flexi-Coil flew their company Citation Jet plane to Creston from Saskatoon filled with 12 relatives plus the pilot and co-pilot. That is quite the memory. My father did not become part of the company because his father (grandpa) wanted my father to concentrate his efforts on making the Summach Depth Control. (It was a patented idea that fell out of favour in the early 1950's.)

[@TheStuport]

It is very refreshing Jan that you feel comfortable in sharing your Homer J Simpson "DOH" Moments with us Fans! That Smile/Smirk @ 5:00 was A Beauty as it was apparent you were ready to bust a gut while confessing your Air Filter Sins! I appreciate you keeping it real. Pretty sure most people wouldn't have divulged that information. Being humble at any age is a blessing to be sure! Awesome Drone Shots as you ran The Swather over those weeds! Cool to see those Turkey Vultures up close! Wonder if they hang around in your area come Winter or if they head South?!? Speaking of birds, Myself and my Twin Brother were known as Mom's "Heckle & Jeckle" 🤣 Some Fans will understand! 🙃 Moo From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋

[@ajmiller7102]

The SaskDutch Belle is really a good 'ern and does so many of the farm chores with grace and has a good sense of humor too. Another good dose of the daily farm life and I think I am feeling much better. Keep up the good work which is always appreciated with much respect for the time and effort put into doing so. Have a great day and change those dad-gum filters, lol.

[@nmccw3245]

Yep. Checking the oil is almost as important as changing your air filter. 😉🐄🇨🇦👍🏻

[@timothymbonham4453]

Yes, buy a case (12) of the filters. They cost less by the case, and you have them ready in the house when you need them. Also, set a memorable day of the month, and change the filter every month on that day. Like tomorrow, the 1st of the month. Setting habits like this for routine house maintenance tasks makes it much easier to remember to do them when needed. And timely maintenance of equipment keeps it working well -- something you know from the farm!

[@patherron8300]

Her answer to "you stole my tractor" should be "You snooze you lose"!!!

[@gracielarojas3200]

Your sister's smile is lovely so is the brother/sisterly love you guys have for one another. Wish I had that with my older brother 😢. Great camera angles, thought you might need to pull your 📱 out of the hay too for a moment there 😂. That Tim Hortons ordered sounded YUM. Never had Tim's but I hear alot of good things about them down here in Texas 😁. Get some rest and Til tomorrow. 👍🫶👋

[@MrCrazycook8]

The turkey vulture (Cathartes aura) is the most widespread of the New World vultures.[2] One of three species in the genus Cathartes of the family Cathartidae, the turkey vulture ranges from southern Canada to the southernmost tip of South America. It inhabits a variety of open and semi-open areas, including subtropical forests, shrublands, pastures, and deserts. (And dairy farms in Asquith Sk)

[@johngreydanus2033]

I just don't understand the whole "invasive" species, plants or animals, movement; it's all one planet. Who appointed humans as the caretakers? It's a losing battle, just forget about it, humans will never control Mother Nature (environment) and the Billions of dollars saved can be used for better things, like world peace!

[@dougdiplacido2406]

Clogged filters can very easily burn up the compressor. Filters are a cheap item to replace often. It also allows the unit to run more efficiently using less electricity. Fishing the manure pump out of the lagoon would not be fun. Great video and thanks.

[@joannemcleod5240]

Having you post daily is great. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@francrawford3246]

Something we use to remind us about HVAC filter changing, a calendar on the wall. We mark down all the house maintenance reminders on that calendar. You can even hang it on the inside of a cabinet or utility door, but you must train yourself to take note of it. $300.00 will buy a lot of filters. Buy a big pack.

[@deepwoodguy2]

a couple of years ago...looked out my window and saw this huge bird feeding on something in the road..........got a pic of it and it was a black vulture with a grey head...from the State of Connecticut, USA....first i have ever seen one..........👍👍

[@jaredjames8091]

Vultures: Nature's clean-up crew!! :)

[@Emg2463]

I live in Connecticut U.S. and we have a lot of turkey vultures and some black vultures around here. I had a pair of them courting in my back yard a few years ago...pretty cool ! You know....that's twice with that manure rig that you "just happened" to see something sketchy on it....the first time was the 2 bolts that sheared off, now this ! Wow....might pay to do a once over on that every time before you move it ! THAT's why your sister had to use that tractor today !

[@kenlynch6332]

Always good content with excellent commentary. I enjoy seeing drone footage. I too would have stopped at Tim's -- I bet you could easily change the AC Filters every 6 months. Your home is new and very clean. You can tell when changing the filter how dirty it is compared to a new filter 🚜 🚜 🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄 🚜 🚜🚜

[@timothymbonham4453]

Not worth the risk. Filters are lik $1.5 -$2US. For that service call Jan could have paid for 14 years of filters. But he could probably get away with changing them every 2 months in winter, when it's less dusty. After doing it a few months, Jan should be able to see if they need changing this month.

[@marthab255]

Change your filter every month. Surprised you didn’t know. We have our unit cleaned every 6 months because we live in Southwest Georgia around lots of fields and several dirt roads.

[@MC-uf1ts]

Don’t forget that you have stuff on your furnace that needs to be checked also

[@jimconnor8274]

How about an electric driven pump in the liquid manure lagoon? It would free up that tractor.

[@billinburlington5507]

Your subtle humour comes out again at 0:25 and again at 2:12 when you express your disappointment in not being able to spread liquid manure… LOL😝. As the saying goes, the early bird gets the worm… in this case Miriam gets to use the tractor!

[@joeharvey8423]

We bought an old citrus grove to build our tractor dealership on. I think those row beds had been there at least 75 years. We had it disced and harrowed at least 15 times (2 40acres) all it had to do was rain hard and there were the rows again. The ground won.

[@Ginger-sm5ed]

Change my filters every 3 months. Reminder in my phone. Maybe it's dustier on the Prarie

[@yodaddy9957]

Might want to consider getting just a diesel engine that can be attached to the liquid pump. That way, that doesn't tie down a tractor.

[@nmccw3245]

Or an old tractor with a strong engine just for powering and moving the pump.

[@timothymbonham4453]

A permanently installed electric pump for the manure lagoon might be an enhancement to consider. Electric pumps are cheaper to run and need less maintenance. Then you could haul manure anytime with only 1 tractor, instead of needing a second one to power the pump. Of course, since you already have the tractors, using them involves no capital expenditure on an electric pump. So there might be better places in the operation to invest your money.

[@mattunderwood1523]

Jan, my 2 cents, bale up those weeds but don’t feed them or use them for bedding. Best to throw them away. The weed seeds will pass right through the cows and will be an issue when you spread the manure. Same if you use it for bedding.

[@homagetogorto]

I'm with you on the vultures. First time I went to Nova Scotia, I was shocked to learn that we have porcupines.

[@Len_M.]

Any time I think of vultures I just get a picture of a crucified person getting their eyes pecked out. Freaky birds, they’ll circle around you until you die too.

[@SusanS588]

Neat to se the turkey vultures more close up. I’ve only seen them soaring in the air currents formed as the warm air rises over the hilly terrain where I live.

[@debraknol7661]

Turkey vultures are the earth's cleaners. They are actually amazing birds.

[@janrobinson328]

We have those same vultures in Iowa. Keep up the great videos. Glad you found the phone too. Thank you Jan.

[@FarmFreshIB]

Oh the joy of home ownership! Lol! Pretty sure you will remember filter changes after that expensive lesson. Technically I think those are Black Vultures. No feathers on the head so that you can eat inside a carcass and keep your feathers clean.

[@nmccw3245]

That factoid, while interesting, is rather disgusting. 🤢🤮

[@adamsherm29]

We have turkey vultures here in NY as well. It's cool to catch them sitting with their wings spread out. Looks kind of crazy. They do it usually in the early mornings to help warm themselves by catching more sun.

[@markhicks9545]

Sounds like you could do with an extra tractor there when funds are available

[@qeshethreamnayeabfynafw9992]

“Blowin’ in the wind”…up close and personal…still rock in roller…I haz skilz, big bro! (👍 Mirjam)…cheeky monkey 🐒…dazzling lapis lazuli…red-billed oxpecker…rye is a good choice for that 🥪…*waves back* 👋… man, the spotting is so good here 🦌 🤠🎮 🧃...*smirk* keep that unit clean outside "your house"...you gotta reach up in there 😆

[@ohnomrbill7984]

I believe it's called a "panhard bar" that broke on the liquid spreader. Anyone, correct me if I'm mistaken. 👍😎✌

[@bladewiper]

How well do the weed seeds survive the cows digestive system ? I know some berry seeds survive birds digestive systems.

[@mienafriggstad3360]

Most or all are used for beading not eating; just like the straw ones he was making

[@johncox4249]

I always change my furnace filters on the first day of every month so I don’t forget.

[@nwpioneer2551]

your cute sister is a great worker.

[@613rob]

Keep up the hard work 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@jamesbarry4324]

Thanks for another great video!! Got to change those air filters. Learned my lesson, years ago, just like you did. Thanks again!

[@yeagerxp]

Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦

[@ajm1268]

You have to remember she’s still dads favorite 😊

[@Leoforever79]

Well, were I am from we use ice cold water in a water gun for family farm thievery... 😅

[@ziauddin7948]

good soil leveling machine for new crop preparation but i have been witnessing soil with plenty of rocks in US & even after that vegetables are grown nicely # ❤️🇵🇰

[@jtbear70]

Good to see the siblings get along.

[@fendtclaas8689]

Plow the field in the spring it won't dry out it will actually help with moisture. Bring up the clay and you will have a bumber crop.

[@edmo43]

Thank you Jan for another great video!! Give maintenance to the A / C, because it is better to prevent and more in summer!! 👍

[@steffc8881]

New home ownership always a teaching experience, cleaning your ducts and furnace once a year too is important. You also need to also clean your washing machine monthly 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@sunroofracing]

Outstanding video Jan! Always learning something new from you. Thanks!

[@CurrentChoices]

Vultures face only a Mother could Love!!

[@damienboyd8694]

It’s probably cheaper to just get it fixed for $300 every 18 months than 18 months worth of filters lol

[@Digeroo123]

Fat Hen (lambs quarters) is a pain. I read that they can produce up to 2500000 seeds per plant. If you feed the seeds to your cows the seeds will come round again in the manure. We also call it manure weed. I find planting rye very beneficial to control it. I like its cousin oak leaved goosefoot. It has very tasty red flower heads. But it can be a pain too, the plants are very difficult to pull up, the branches just break off at ground level and it keeps on growing.

[@noerej99]

de dagelijkse upload🎉 lekker bezig Jan. Groeten uit Nederland

[@johnmilburn5715]

Fantastic video as ever! And it was nice to hear your Sister use the word "twice" instead of two times......which does my nut in! 😂❤

[@asquithmainlines699]

Perhaps your Dad was thinking, that little bugger is literally working night and day now. If I take his tractor away he might slow down a bit?

[@matthoyle484]

We’re you thinking of Trigger and Nutsey from Robin Hood?

[@WildWillysProductions428]

Can’t wait till I’m done school and I start farming

[@GordonHickok-yf5so]

I was in Ontario delivering a load I thought it was sitting in traffic. It wasn’t paying attention looked up sheen. Everybody was sitting in the slow lane and I went around them. I drove down the road about a mile up to my right everybody was waiting to get into a Tim Hortons.

[@earlyriser8998]

every 90 days is fine even for high spec filter based on 10 years in Texas outside. Dont worry about the outside unit unless overgrown. But don't forget the filter for 2 years. We had a baby turkey vulture in our barn over teh summer. Takes months to leave teh nest. We are putting a fence up across the top of the barn over the gate before next spring.

[@lindaphillips1481]

Can you go in now and spray those weeds again to help keep them coming back in the Spring?

[@caseywirtel561]

Enjoyed the video, thanks for bringing us along!

[@jordanhodnett5273]

Would your older case tractors or smaller new Holland tractor run the manure pump

[@dangerdavis5655]

The older case would but they have two tractor off the farm bailing hay.

[@bettywaldner8900]

Love the Tim Horton trips.

[@jonsmith7708]

Man you have really stepped it up with the videos, more often and showing a bunch more farm life I love it. New favorite channel keep up the awesomeness! Two thumbs up.

[@randychristian7642]

That's what happens when you sleep in, Sister steals your tractor

[@georgebotelho2545]

We have aTurkey Vulture nesting site in my town

[@tannenbaumgirl3100]

With you mowing....they're hoping for roadkill (or mowkill)

[@julielumsden5184]

We have them here in south west Ontario as well, when I first saw them I kept thinking turkeys don’t fly. And they don’t it was the vultures flying

[@STONEDay]

Lower the MERV number the more efficient your HVAC will run. The higher the MERV number the more particulate/dust you will filter out of the air.

[@barbiebush]

Yup. Them birds look like they belong in Jurassic Park dinosaurs.

[@ThyBountyHunter]

We have Turkey Vultures in BC. For Canada it is only their Summer range, they are mostly farther South and into South America.

[@ethangingras3959]

Their are in Alberta north of Edmonton too.

[@verdagarner5112]

Lay flat on the ground and the Turkey vultures will come check you out, you can get some great pictures. Used to loved the Turkey vultures at the Crater of the moon NPS in USA. Great video your sister is awesome worker.

[@glenlaughlin6547]

Cool birds, always neat to see wildlife, with the drone.

[@derekwpennington1796]

One big ass lawn mower😂😂😂😂

[@HaydenM37]

Great video, do you think you could do a video on your cattle’s genetics and pedigrees and if your classify your cows could you touch on that.

[@HaydenM37]

😊

[@phyllishermann4059]

The Disney Jungle Book movie had vultures

[@melissagreen1117]

Hang in there. Your getting it.

[@tompreiss5010]

Ya, vacuuming, mopping, lawn mowing, and warshing EVERYTHING in clouding you when you where little is not even a fourth of the work that it takes to keep up around the house😮😮😣😣😣😣 So before you get a list to-do or a app for all that, get a card for mom and dad for doing that for you for all those years😓😓😓😓😓😓

[@tetedur377]

Is it really stealing the tractor unless you joy-ride into town to pick up a sixer? Not that I'd know anything about that. Since my parents have passed, I think the statute of limitations is up on that. Maybe.

[@todddeptuck]

Those are turkey vultures common to Saskatchewan

[@flatbedtruckergaming2974]

I figured it would be turn the key on and "crap I forgot to turn the battery switch on"

[@SuburbanDon]

I'm surprised - you must change filters all the time at the farm and you forgot your house. Hmmm.

[@greggardner2823]

Must have been filtered out.

[@chrisgilbert2152]

Featherless heads.. avoids bacteria growth from dead meat rotting!

[@kevinhovis4]

Don't let the outside AC unit run while mowing it sucks the dirt and grass up as your going by. And my question is, if you bale weeds and feed it off don't that spread the seeds via cow manure. 🤔

[@darrellrobinson5742]

We have them in notheast iowa they will work the ground in the snow to get to the manure keep giving sisters bad time that what brothers are supposed to do

[@johnbucklerfarms]

Thanks For Checking the Oil! Oh And Get ya Some Foaming Coil Cleaner preferably Acid Type and Spray down the Condenser outside and nd The A Coil in the furnace if you can get to it! I maintained 8 McDonald’s for 33 years and I had over 200 Refrigerator Condensers to Keep Clean in Greasy Air and in the Spring the Oak Pollen Plug up the Condenser on the Rooftops!

[@AT4AFT20]

we have them in ontario as well they migrate to mexico yearly

[@snarky_farmer]

Turkey vultures are kinda cool yet creepy af.

[@davidhardaker7957]

We have them in New England too. They love road kill and died animals in the fields.

[@lordhoho1]

Whatever you do to your farm equipment do the same to you home equipment

[@nickneibauer1557]

I think the disney movie you are thinking of is Robin hood. The vultures were jail keepers

[@thimo739]

why dont you plant cover crops? wouldnt that help to conserve the moisture?

[@RiDankulous]

Very nice video, thank you! The vultures are interesting. They clean up the carcasses and their immune systems are amazing. I've read that bats also have extremely developed immune systems.

[@GP-gm9qf]

She steals tractors and beautiful views

[@jonsmith7708]

Also your drone footage is always awesome tied for best with the welkers

[@davidwpinkston4226]

not too early to let santa know the need for a tractor. fendt or deutz?

[@VideoJocky1]

💜💜💜💜

[@kevinwalsh1619]

I'm glad you could understand the Tim Horton's staff, because I couldn't.

[@mienafriggstad3360]

I could

[@Bortnoone]

Guess I’ll change my AC filter tomorrow

[@lesterhertel2945]

Another very interesting video Thank you

[@nwpioneer2551]

Great video. Lots of content.

[@steveneal2706]

Air Filters...WOW other than that great video.. thank to you and your dad