Wheat Harvest in the Palouse Washington Area

Have you ever wondered where things like bread, pasta and flour come from? As we sit down to Thanksgiving dinner this year, it's a great time to reflect on our blessings and the bountiful food we have available. Let's take a moment to thank the American farmers who grow the food we eat. Join Kendall as he takes you back to the Morgan Family farm in Whitman County Washington. The Palouse area has well above average net bushels per acre. Along the way we will learn about wheat growing and harvesting from our favorite wheat farmer, John Morgan. Then watch his son Doug and his grandsons Brock and Eric help out as they harvest the wheat with a Gleaner combine.
Join Kendall as he and his friend, the video camera, take you on an adventure. The autistic artist, graphic designer and filmmaker shares some of his favorite places to visit. Normally not overly social, he comes to life when he has a conversation with the camera and his viewers. Kendall starts the adventures with a quick history lesson where you are bound to learn something new. He uses his God given gifts to bless the world, and encourages others to do the same. His motto is "autistic and gifted...God doesn't make mistakes".

[@aeschliman100]

This was great loved it good job putting it together

[@adventureswithkendall]

Thank you!

[@faengelm]

Very well done. Nice music and drone footage

[@adventureswithkendall]

Thank you!

[@justinmarshall5381]

Yes, can't wait for the big boy!

[@adventureswithkendall]

It was a very special adventure to see it rolling down the tracks. We drove from Central California to Denver and it was well worth the drive. I hope the tour comes out west soon.

[@danamomc]

Thank you farmers!

[@adventureswithkendall]

Absolutely!

[@bradcollins9001]

Another great episode! Great job!

[@adventureswithkendall]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@benjaminmayo5222]

I saw your reply to my comment on another video so I came over to check out one of the 'non rail history' videos. Just as good as the others. Great quality, very well brought together, and informative. Love your videos.

[@adventureswithkendall]

Thank you! I love making these videos. Any suggestions for a future episode? I am located in Central California but try to get out and about with the help of my parents. I enjoy going new places and learning new things myself.

[@benjaminmayo5222]

@@adventureswithkendall I'm on the East Coast, so my ideas tend to focus there. Like the Mt. Washington Cog Railway in New Hampshire. I think that is why I love your videos because they introduce me to West Coast history for the most part.

[@adventureswithkendall]

@@benjaminmayo5222 I'll pose my question differently based on your response. What have you always wanted to see in the west that you haven't had the chance to experience? Maybe we can go there and do an episode.

[@benjaminmayo5222]

@@adventureswithkendall How about the Grand Canyon Railway? Have you covered that one? I didn't see it in your video lists.

[@adventureswithkendall]

@@benjaminmayo5222 Perfect! I've been there many times, but never for an "adventure" video. I will try to get that worked out with my parents as a place to visit soon. I want to go back to Durango and do the Durango Silverton soon too. It's amazing!

[@apache-yaquibrown4060]

The cinematography and music just keeps getting better and better, thanks for sharing.

[@adventureswithkendall]

Thank you! We are so glad to hear that. The learning curve is straight up for all of us.