Wheat Harvest in Washington State - America's Heartland

[@tinamarie9047]

My great grandparents and grandparents were wheat farmers in Washington state, a small town outside of Spokane. My mother grew up on that farm. I have some wonderful memories of my grandma preparing meals to take out to the guys in the fields. It was a huge production and so much work for everyone!

[@justrayena526]

Home sweet home 💜 My family farmed there for many years.

[@Mcsquidy1]

Bless those farmers!

[@justrayena526]

🙏🏻

[@pmarzoccojr]

Washington Sate is very fortunate to have Randy Suess as one of it's Ambassador's. I had the pleasure to meet Randy on his trip to Guatemala in Central America where he visited the flour mill I work for, he is very friendly and highly knowledgeable. SWW has great milling and baking properties, we are very pleased with it and so are our customers.

[@1941pearl]

Great video!

[@oliviagomez815]

God put grass on those hills not wheat. White men made that choice.

[@alexmeplease]

White men huh

[@andrewg.3434]

And without western civilization, we'd all be living in destitution. Thanks to "White Men", we're all living in the best period of human civilization yet.

[@TheWizardGamez]

Wheat and grass arent that far off if u really think about it. U must be gluten intolerant. Just a really dumb comment. In that same light, where do u get ur food?

[@andrewg.3434]

@@TheWizardGamez And "u" seem to be lacking in the capacity of spelling and grammar(Ad Hom.). Wheat and other cereals are part of the family Gramineae, similar but distinct from most other grasses, family Poaceae. That ground is very well suited for growing cereals and legumes. Yes, while it could support grass cover very well, and there are some silly and pointless government programs to put it back into native grasses, that idea is preposterous, since no one derives any benefit, except deranged lunatics intent on ruining other peoples livelihoods. TWG, as to your other remarks, they are no business of yours. -Andrew

[@justrayena526]

Have you seen how beautiful those rolling hills of the Palouse look when the wheat is green and a nice breeze blows through them? 🥰

[@d.saelens4867]

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