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Saw you on Country View Farms and came over to check out your channel. I subscribed with notifications, Thanks you letting Rebecca and Evan video your family and for sharing you knowledge Blessings Abound!

try a go pro for your videos just trying to help mate

or get a dash cam that does the inside front and back

why do you not use a dash holder for your phone ? so you can keep 2 hands on the wheel?

hope evan doesnt mind me saying but if you have electric problems give evan a shout he is good with electric and solar

Sure wish "good christian" folks like you understood how insane it is to base your entire livelihood around the use of carcinogenic endocrine disruptors. Perhaps that is a re-think you should, uh, rethink

Nice ride

interesting system. I like the forethought of having the backup system. I don't imagine it takes too much time in hot weather to lose a lot of turkeys if there were no water.

I hope your former students showed more interest than the current bunch of turkeys you are hanging out with. haha. I am amazed at how much a farmer has to know to make a living. These days you have to know circuitry, mechanics, welding, fabricating, engineering and be a good operator too. Glad to see another video. Keep them coming. PS I did catch your daughter on the Country View Acres video. Glad she is still involved on the beef cattle side of the business.

yes, they are all riveted to your explanation of the printed circuit board. they didn't go to college for nothing !

Those turkey are so hyper. How do you keep them in the barn??

Gracias 🎉 genio

Thanks for the update. I don't have any criticism of what you are doing. I have several tiny farms that just hold 4 to 6 cows and has hay fields to bale. I know what it is like to juggle weather and projects. have to do what you have to do to keep things moving like you said. I will let you know though.. the sound on this, at least for me, was poor. It was low enough even with my sound turned way up that I would lose what you were saying a lot and try to guess from reading lips and the context of the conversation. Not a criticism, I am happy for the update because I know you are busy. Glad to hear there is also some progress on the house. Keep chipping away at it... time will take care of the rest. it will all get done eventually.

Great Video, I believe that Triticale is the ideal Crop to sow between Maize silage crops, thanks for sharing

Man, you've had some issues.

Thanks for the update

I'm 72 and have never seen 2x8 T&G before. Live and learn.

Soooo..8-10 head per bale per day? have you seen any weight variation with the crosses feeding the TRICAl over standard rotational field grazing?

Being a florist my self you do really nice designs. Sure wish I lived close to you I would love going there. 💐

😅 I like it, you do great work. That little helper didn't do to bad either.😊

It helped me sir, thank you.

hi, how much to tighten for psi tension

Interesting. I have seen lots of wrapped bales from a distance but never knew how or what they were like. We have round bales wrapped with a string but it doesn't get made like that and you can cut the strings and it doesn't just fall apart. Is that because it is triticale or just the way wrapped bales ferment and look like?

A nice relaxing interlude on the farm.

Neat video. So fun listening to how things turned out versus what was planned and to hear about the surprises. Also, I didn't realize sunflowers came in a variety of colors. I'll have to look online and order some of the various colors this year. As a surprise to my wife last year, I planted the outside of our garden with sunflowers. They turned out great but adding different colors this year would really pick it up a notch. :-)

Now that's a bunch of flowers. I hope you will do another video of the flower garden in the spring and summer. I'm interested to hear how the drip irrigation worked out.

Will you guys be adding any roses?

Never had much luck taking wet triticale with wheel rakes, I bought a Vermeer hydraulic V rake which I use for only wet cereal grain forage

Thanks for sharing. Love your videos! Always enjoy turkey Tuesday

Another great video, very nice family. Keep up the great work. Merry Christmas and god bless! ❤

of interest, did you ever process it as one would rye or wheat for human eating, and bake up some bread with it?

Glad you had a great thanksgiving. One of the sayings or catch phrases I remember is from another youtube video where someone was out in a rainy, dreary day to move or feed his chickens and the whole point of his video that day was to remind us about being thankful instead of complaining about his current situation. He said "remember, we GET to do this."

A very nice family.

You are blessed, nice family.

Looking forward to the next hundred. How has the Challenger been running?

Thank you and GOD bless

Thanks Kannmacher's for sharing your family with us. Congratulations on 1000 subscribers. - Steve

The beans came up and did very well!

Good to see you guys

You are funny! Just started working on a turkey farm 2 months ago. Trying to soak up as much knowledge as possible! Thank you sir!

Are you still active on this channel?

Passing it on

Thanks for letting us ride along - Steve

Neat you have family out toward colorado springs. good friends of our are just up the hill in Divide Colorado. Beautiful area. sounds like you are busy busy busy on the farm this time of the year.

Love your way of combining family n farming.

Nice to see what your in to . Hopeing you have a good harvest . May GOD keep you and your family. And thank you for sharing

That mailbox decoration is a good idea. I remember when I was a boy seeing a mailbox somebody had set about 15 feet in the air. It's bottom was right by the other mailboxes, but it was just up there. I backed up to get a better perspective and read 'AIRMAIL'.

It is always nice to see that a new KF video is up. Looks like things are perking along for you all. Good.

Enjoy Your Videos

Good thing you run the HR department. It could have been a really bad day. That is definitely a learning experience. I can tell that barn was humid and scooping that much feed is the equivalent of eating an elephant one bite at a time. Beans are looking good. Hope your hay is too. we had a dry spell last May and got ours in but.. there wasn't a lot of it. we baled more property just to try to get the same amount of hay.