The Largest Farm Shop We’ve Ever Seen | TOP SHOPS® | Successful Farming

[@anthonybanda8192]

That shop is huge. Ours is 85 by 250 and it could fit inside theirs . The way they work as a community helps them with these type of projects.

[@94Gidge]

The entire depot were i work would fit in there

[@dubns]

It has nearly 3x the sq footage as yours then.

[@robertquast9684]

Nice to see a big shop that is used. So many times the big shops seem to be heated machine storage

[@kristinarp526]

The farm shop is like a nucleus of a cell. It’s the most important part of the farm

[@j.walker3498]

Time for a revisit.

[@lancelarson6710]

My neighbors shop is 80' x 480', two truck wash bays, a boiler system, laundry room, and shop area. Iowa

[@Dextamartijn]

the Hutterites sure know how to build a shop. its amazing what good builders can do

[@pmgodfrey]

THAT'S NOT A SHOP! THAT'S AN AMAZON SHIPPING CENTER!!! Wow! That's so cool.

[@hubertrobinson8825]

Nice shop everything a farmer and fabricator needs

[@niemdan]

Such a humble shop for a humble people who do not desire owning extravagant material possessions………..

[@jellyjust4676]

Nice shop, but when you dont have to pay your staff makes a huge difference in what you can and can't afford. I am surprised it took 50 years to build most Colonies around here build with the we can expand later strategy, Colony about 2 hrs from me started with a 40Wx80 long. Which turned into a 80x80 and so on last time I was there to get some meat products they were almost ready to expand the shop again. Farmers like me have no shop yet but I only been farming 5 years and I should have a shop with in the next 5 years.

[@mikeznel6048]

So basically you're just yelling at yourself.

[@mouscj3]

Did a Commercial builder build this shop and if so who??? Also where can i find floorplans??? I wish this information was included for every video about Farm Shops...

[@SuccessfulFarming]

This shop was built by local builders.

[@mikeznel6048]

You don't need that information. Its personal information and it belongs to the family who owns it. Ask them for it.

[@cajunnathan4586]

Sure would like a Revisit & more details & longer video (parts storage, do they have permanent machinist, mechanic & parts manager?) down here in sugar cane country of Louisiana all the Big Farmers have their own mechanics with Fully Rigged out Service Trucks. When something breaks they can't stop harvest

[@heartwoodfarms9982]

Cost/sq.ft.? And how do they heat it? Not too much info in this video really.

[@anthonygross4757]

Floor heating

[@mikeznel6048]

Most of that isn't any of your business anyway...

[@skidudeify]

Nice shop but show more of it! Not Dave staring into thin air blabbering along. 😊

[@jimbernard71]

Feeding us all- Cool to see your dreams come true!!!

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

Nice little shop! I saw a few things I might change, but I'd take it!!😎

[@mattbarnes3467]

Amazing shop. Never even knew there were hutterites. I learned something new and got a shop tour!

[@JT-gi8rx]

They’re the biggest scale farmers there are. Insane amounts of money behind their operations. And they’re all over the U.S. and Canada. They’re dealing with 10’s of millions in revenue every year, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s closer to 100 million for the bigger ones. They probably farm anywhere from 20,000-80,000 acres per farm/per colony. They have a lot of manpower, though.

[@aahZeiK]

@@JT-gi8rxI farm in NE Alberta Canada the biggest colony’s around here are 30k acers most are around 15k there starting to diversify operations as they can’t buy enough land to keep all the employees busy. Also helps that there employees make no pay

[@danielhofer7386]

There is a Colony in South Dakota that builds the walls for these buildings, They current are sending walls out west. This very well could be one of there's.

[@tannerkrcil1021]

Daniel Hofer, where is that colony at, I’m from South Dakota

[@dustinsmith4556]

The walls were cast on site. They are composite concrete walls with concrete on the outside and rigid insulation in the middle. The insulation system is produced and engineered by Thermomass.

[@MrAceVz]

Great video

[@jamieshields9521]

Great top shop👍I can understand why farmers need shop like this because it’s not just saving money n meeting safety requirements but some farmers don’t have community close by that can fix everything that on the farm. We are lucky that farm equipment dealership close by, hydraulic specialist, engineer n other ag related specialties. Though we have to address is our workshop meet all safety requirements not for our self but for ag specialists who turn up n work in our workshop. Safety is big issue in Australia.

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

Google farm subsidies in your county, then you will find out how they can afford all this.

[@MegaMoto4]

Most big operations are successful through good bankers, using bankruptcy as a business strategies, and govt subsidies.

[@SirHuddy]

Laughs at how no government subsidies in Canada (family farmed)

[@interman7715]

What is a Hutterian colony?

[@delbutler885]

Hutterians are a old German religious group. They are much like Mennonites in their beliefs. Salt of the earth people but very very good business people.

[@Ottomannkahuna]

What the cost of the same shop these days?

[@theodorehochstetler4935]

I’d love to show you a massive one here in northern Indiana, if you ever come around let me know.

[@groth3395]

reading the comments on here is more fun than watching the video

[@robertbradford2734]

Amazing shop!👌

[@CanadianCNCAutomation]

Uncle Jake sounds like the right path..

[@JasonSmith-yo3re]

Very nice shop. Our farm shop way out does as far as square footage but its spread over several buildings. One for tractors and combines one for passenger vehicles one for trucking one for fabricating aluminum trailers as well as 4 stall wash bay. One building I don't think would work for us.

[@Monuments_to_Good_Intentions]

Jason Smith keeping all your tools local is nice. If you combined all your shops into one, it would be the same. Sqft is sqft,

[@Javinkay]

That was a nice shop

[@gregorysampson8759]

LOL

[@austinj1924]

Check out a shop. Look at the farm shop south of Killam AB To hwy 53 and hwy 36

[@keenankelley187]

Not to many farmers even the big boys can build something like this.Funny HuH

[@eliwurz7111]

They worked for wat they got..IDIOT..You can't own one of tem shops sitting on your ass .. man..

[@aaronfogg302]

@@eliwurz7111 chill bro

[@johnsilvernale6472]

When you don't pay wages you can spend it else where

[@heatherfraserdaley460]

So it’s the same on both sides of the 49th eh. Damn hard to compete with those commies in agriculture. Funny how they get so much govt. assistance because individually they’re all broke, but have the biggest and best equipment.

[@JT-gi8rx]

@@heatherfraserdaley460 and don’t forget land ownership. They pay large amounts of cash for land, blow smaller farmers out of the water. Easy to make both machinery and land payments when no one takes hardly any cash to live off of.

[@stephenhofer5464]

That is a baby compared the the colony shops in Alberta

[@ndguam]

56,000 square feet! Wow!

[@davelamb5895]

Apparently, you've never been to Forsythe Family Farms LLC in Marshall, IL.....

[@wesboyd7416]

Very surprised to see case equivalent. Most people are JD nutts

[@mikeznel6048]

What do you base that in? Farmsim? Thays not real life.

[@wesboyd7416]

@@mikeznel6048 based off what all the farms run in my area, go be a Richard else where boy

[@matthewbjordahl2866]

I love this series im a farming simulator fan its made in Germany and most maps aren't American and European farming is very different then us American very small buildings and machinery

[@bebo5558]

That's not a shop, that's a Walmart!

[@jeremypitchford140]

I live in dahlgren Illinois there's a farm in Mcleansbro il that has a 200x600 shop its ridiculous

[@jenniferwhite6089]

all my family has something to do with farming I have 12 siblings did not like had it was working as to farming we tried to work as one farm now the first year was the hardest not knowing were it was going to take us we keep it up and did see the light at the other end we all had about the same amount of land to start off with that was not the problem it was how we farmed the land what was the problem now it not we as a family have bought more land to farm now same as the farm machinery we had we worked together and was able to use all of our equipment when we need it first we choice my farm to be the main farm because it was the homestead that started it all for us it's cool we picked a new sport on the property first was a very big shop for us to work in the same thing what do we want to do in the shop and need in the shop this building was just for mechanics shop drive throw shop for the general maintenance on the machinery over build the shop at first is starting to get cramped inside we build a fabucation shop as was have 10 projects going at on time too that build has the welding shop in it too we have to build a 120 feet conveyors system here and 10 wide for someone here have a tire shop here too we do keep new tires on hand for the tractors when they are close to being changed out we do change out tire too to have used tires on hand to we have warehouse build just for the tires to semi and trailer tires we stock them to same as the vehicle tires have them in stock all the time have large parts shop too here as to the parts we stock all air and oil filters all the oils we used semi parts and tractor parts we do look for tractor we have for parts like transmissions and thing like that too, we, it not in my farm it on and there farm we buy used machine and have a used parts supply company too we do make very good as to the parts we sell all of the machinery is now keep inside too we have pretty new or new equipment to farm with now to we have so much land now we hire people to work in the fields to have 10 sets of crews at one time ten different field too some are cutting and baling for use as for the harvest time to have 10 combines with 40 to have different corps we farm too we have greenhouses here too not on the main farm grow all year round in them have a farm we just have silage and the bales we store to have 7 of of the 8 dairy barns have other livestock as well

[@massimopecile9666]

Neither my nh dealer have a similar shop here in italy ahahah

[@johnossendorf9979]

That's not a shop, that's a full out service center plus, plus, plus...

[@John-nc4bl]

Great shop and there is nothing like thinking big and building for the future. All of the old wooden shanties of barns, old machinery and junk needs to be cleared off the land as it looks like something that you would see in a third world country.

[@georgedoolittle7574]

Andrew Camarata. Andrew Camarata..

[@harryrichards5862]

9

[@mikeznel6048]

No.

[@nahuelmariansky]

I wonder which Gross he is, I'm also a Gross :/

[@kimbrokaw598]

The Hutterites at Forbes have a bigger shop

[@Monuments_to_Good_Intentions]

This is a for profit shop. Please dont glorify this crap!! This is not just some family shop where only used for family purposes. You can not compare this type of shop to any other farm shop like the youtuber “Cole the corn star”

[@delbutler885]

Wrong. This is a Hutterite colony farm. Most colonies are an extended family. It may be 7 or 8 brothers in the first generation with several successive generations included. All working for the good of the colony.

[@mikeznel6048]

Lol use that click bait liar as an example lol. Yeah... ok...

[@edwardwalter4141]

We built a shop like that at fort pitt 30 years ago with a wheelbarrow an a backhoe with an extended boom no contractors in the yard poured our own cement an finished everything you try that now with useless generation at fort pitt or Spokane they'll laugh at you an tell you to go to hell good for nothing sucker's with grade 12 education but all they can do is hold a steering wheel what are they going to learn their kids?

[@eliwurz7111]

HATE MUCH????

[@henrymiller7743]

Any education going threw school after 12th grade other then medical school is a waste of time and resources go out and work it then you work yourself to the top going to college is worthless unless it’s for medical

[@rustyford73]

But kids... stay in school long enough to learn proper punctuation. 😉

[@charlietanner6211]

that shop aint nothing i have 340 acre shop only problem ac and heat are oout of time 180 day,s cold in winter hot in summer

[@Skankhunt-uf4nd]

If you want more subscribers you have to do more tour less talk

[@daqliu1502]

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[@pd-ox1pd]

No hoots don't count. Do call wahlmarts and any big companies are not family farm shops

[@olddave4833]

makes me wonder how many tax dollars(farm aid) went into this

[@freedomring4813]

I guess the money could go overseas to other countries.

[@SirHuddy]

@@freedomring4813 so a farm shouldn’t get a new shop to keep there machinery in top condition and instead should give money to countries over seas?

[@freedomring4813]

@@SirHuddy I guess you don't get sarcasm.

[@hotsauce3690]

These boys raise thousands of acres of seed potatoes and the equipment you see in the shop is only a fraction of what they own. They are just successful farmers who make good use of the money they make. No government help...

[@mikeznel6048]

None. And why does it matter? You think you're all that and a bag of chips huh? A man doesn't stuck his nose in another man's finances. Obviously you're no man.

[@e030396]

Farm subsidy tax dollars at work.

[@delbutler885]

Not one dime. The Hutterians don't participate in Government give away programs. The are very hard working people where everyone works for the good of the colony.

[@mikeznel6048]

No. Thats hard work at work. You're so ignorant its not even funny.

[@JT-gi8rx]

@@mikeznel6048 right. City people probably look at them with jealousy and want to take their money away, not understanding that these are hard working people, who don’t spend anything on themselves, in order to make it easier for the colony to afford better machinery and buy more land, for the future generations. It’s scary that left wing governments are trying to find ways to stop people from handing their farms down to their kids.