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Can you fit the white and snowblower down the alleys in your corrals?

Your the best Randy

No GPS Randy?? !!!

Probably burning more fuel than you expected with dry and somewhat frozen ground

Will Randy we all have run out of fuel , lol be well be safe enjoy life ,

running empty happens at times, good thing it wasn't on a weekend cows are looking good we have one of those Vibra shanks too but I think ours is a bit smaller

great dog work Randy , yes new stuff cost to much i always use old things laying around , be safe , be well, enjoy life ,

That dog is awesome!

Don't sweat it buddy, I've lost larger things than that. Like my car in a parking lot!

Looks good!

Randy things always happens to me too , i have a extra tool box with me always , be safe , be well, enjoy life , say hello to your wife for me ,

At 1:28 A spade ? I grew up knowing that as a sand shovel ?? A spade was use for digging a post hole and a tile line by hand.......normally open slates so the clay would not stick......thats a tiling spade. A normal spade is straight no open slates ! Not many folks out there know how to dig a post hole with a spade ! Can dig a post hole 4 feet deep on a few minutes. No need for a post hole digger .

We are new to the prairies (Saskatchewan) and its great to have other prairie farmers to watch and learn from!

As you attempted to restart your tractor , my thoughts turned to the Schumacher power pack , I recently bought at Cndn Tire , comes in handy for times of weak batteries , when a guy does not have a vehicle with booster cables near by. ( good your tractor did restart though !) tractor repairs are a fact of farming , and as you stated in earlier posts , cows are just as happy receiving hay bales from a $15,000.00 tractor as they would be from a $150,000.00 tractor. Thanks for the video , Randy , hoping you have a good winter season upcoming !!

Thanks for taking us along on your day. With winter on its way you can feel the urgency to get things done. Stay safe. Cheers

Nov 6 im near sundown pick n up a 24foot seed drill for next year

Looks like some nice corrals.

Are you the other Randy?😂

Man you need more subscribers what an amazing job your doing . Cant wait for the next vid.

Perfect illustration of why the government isn't in food production. Each bale of slough hay would cost 10 times as much to make. Consumers have no clue how good they have it with regard to food supply. Bellyaching on a full stomach has become fashionable. One of the large grain merchants (Cargill) was asked why they don't purchase land and produce grain themselves instead of buying it. Simple answer. They could never produce grain for as cheap as independent farmers.

You have a captive audience at 16:05.

Thanks for the great aerial shots starting at 13:49.

RANDY great job and we got to see your Charing wife again , be well be safe enjoy life

I cant agree on your costs.......Ive been farming for 40 some years with the same old equipment. Repairs over those 40 years... dont even come close to what your suggesting ???? Example...... My Deutz tractor is a 1989 model. Over the years other then oil changes...... Ive spent less then 3000 dollars... on air conditioning unit.... an air blower.....and two new tires. Thats it. Fuel cost... separate of couse.......but I can not get 1.6 gallons per hour through it under full load ! Same is true with my 7000 dollar disc bine. Replace the knives yearly Maybe (40 dollars ) ....... otherwise... no costs. It still looks like the day I bought it. And works the same too. Everything else.....Maybe your on target

Beavers....... cattle and beavers do not mix. To get rid of beavers..... introduce cattle !

I had a buck deer get my electric fence caught on his antlers.... 200 meter / yards just vanished ! Never did find it back. Somewhere...some got some free wire ! I have this similar situation on my farm.. pete bog........ I tiled it every 8 meters. Some of the best hay ground ever ! I was told you cant drain peat soils. I does work to place gravel over top the tile lines every 20 yards. Mine is seldom wet for more then 2 days. However sometimes its not possible to get the " fall " to drain those areas.

charged $20 per bale just to drop straw for a rancher . He still had to bale and haul. So still pretty cheap

What would you have to pay for the same quality hay delivered to your farm?

Haylage is something I’m really interested in, but there’s little to none of it done in our immediate area. Do you see a big advantage of it in terms of quality and palatability compared to dry hay?

Great job Randy , i enjoy cleaning stuff that i will not use till next year , but there was a time when i did not do that and boy it made even more work the next year , i hope your mom is doing well and the rest of your family also , be well be safe enjoy life ,

G day Randy Boy pour old oil on manure spreader floor, it will preserve wood & oil chain yea dd would make us clean beaters too Boy doggies have it nice Ths

G day Randy Yes our horse & buggy neigbour grows field corn too was told he didn;t need fertilizer because of manure Thanks

Good morning Randy, I like the video! It kind of has an autumn vibe. I noticed two things. At minute 4:01 you can faintly see a rainbow. Don't they say you can make a wish? And I noticed something else: The right door of your 986 front loader is missing. What happened to it? Your farm looks absolutely beautiful from above... Kind autumn greetings

WOW Randy lost of crap to move , great ideal to do it yourself , money saved to buy cat and dog food , i am sure they love that , be safe , be well, enjoy life

New Holland Sperry made good stuff

great job Randy ,, think of the money you have saved on buying less hay this winter for your cattle , i did see two lady's helping you wrap up those bales , one was your great wife with the sun hat i believe ,, ofc i could be wrong about the hat , be well, be safe, enjoy life ,

G day from Ontario Boy I can't get over how dogs r right there. Ths

It shows us, we are in the closed system: just as Bible said !!!

Hey randy, we usually sell some cull cows august september. Spreads some income out and the market is usually strong at this time of year. We bought a hand me down high crop pull sprayer a few years ago. For what we need it for, it works well. Sometimes we still hire some done but when possible we can do it ourselves.

Randy your work is never done , but it is nice to work on your place , i work for someone else 40 plus years , but i did make a living plus no headaches about bills , be well, be safe, enjoy life ,

yeah the storm was no fun

G day from Ontario. Yes neighbours tell me cattle prices are crazy right now Boy doggie got out of the way Good luck with sprayer Ths

Some nice animals.

I always liked Prairie Farm Report videos on cattle handling facilities for ideas

Sorry.........but when you state...... " another stream of income" It reminds me of Greg Judy.... hes got his cattle... UA-cam in come...... guard dog income.... mushroom income... timeless fence income...bull sales income.....heifer sales income... I could go on and on and on. Bottom line........ how many streams of income does a farmer need to survive ?????? Curious ??

G day from Ont Watching dogs go inpen, reminded me of our dog, he got tied up every night when 8-830 pm came around he would sit were he would be tied up & wait to be tied up routine Yes I live inhouse front of farm. Neighbour {all neighbours are horse & buggy} he get cows in on pasture too The neighbours all stocked cattle to about 1000 lbs, it seems if 1 does they all do it some fatten . Thanks

Are those combine tires on that baler?

Randy i can see you both are getting something out of your friendship , it is nice to see Gav learning stuff he could use in this life many year to come , Be safe , Be well, Enjoy life .

Hey randy, Gav seems to have an answer for everything !!🤣 doing a good job👍👍

yeah he did great baling, i see you have a white top 914, i didnt get to use my red top this year, hope next year has lots for it