Cleaning Oats and Good Friday Combined Farm Auction Sale!
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2022
- In this video we get our oats cleaned and my brother goes to the Local combined farm auction sale in search of something we need for the farm. 
Hi my name is Paul & I’m Organic Dairy Farmer South Dakota. I farm with my younger brother & we milk 50 cows. We are a 4th generation family farm that farms 400 acres in which we raise corn, oats, alfalfa, soybeans plus we do rotational grazing with our milk cows.
We have been a certified organic dairy since November of 2006 & we take a lot of pride in what we do & strive to produce the highest quality products that we can.
I hope I can teach you a little bit of something about organic farming also in process maybe have a little fun along the way. Don’t be afraid to think outside they box!
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Thanks for the video, I think that you are really going to like that fuel barrel. Looking forward to warmer weather and spring work.
We are definitely looking forward to warmer weather and a chance to get to use the new pump. Thanks for watching.
Thank You Steven for a great video, great tank that you bought
Thanks Jan!
Good to see an update 👍 always enjoy an auction sale an that tank looked like a good buy💪 hope the electric pump is in good shape 👍
We tried it out and it works good. Thanks for watching Bob.
Nice buy anything is better then nothing
Missed seeing Paul is he OK.
He's been getting camera shy lately lol!
Thanks for the update. Hope Paul is doing well. Don't worry, you did great job. Sometimes those auctions can get long and boring, lol.
Yep especially when your waiting for your item to sell! Thanks for watching.
Glad to see another video! hope all is going well for you guys this spring, we keep getting snow! Gives us more time to work on equipment I guess. I miss growing Oats, it was a crop I enjoyed.
Thanks for watching Bill. Things have been going fine here. Paul has been showing me the pictures you have been posting about the work you have been doing on your 770. It should be pretty nice when you're done. Some day we'd love to come and pay you a visit. Take care.
@@stephenfonder7409 it was field ready when I bought it, I just decided to dig in and chase little things which turned into a big project. Transmission/ pto/ hydraulics this spring, engine, steering, and clutch in the fall. Maybe electrical too.
Would be fun to have a visit some day, maybe I could come down for your local Threshing show or you come up to mine.
@@BillTheTractorMan Sounds cool well keep in touch.
Was that the same auction place you picked up your Ford narrow front? I planted Albert Lea beans several years ago. I liked them. Never did their corn. I did Foundation corn seed out of Onalaska Wi. Had some pretty good hybrids and real good to work with. I just dink around farm now. No longer organic and grow just enough to feed the critters. Sure hope your weather improves a lot better than it is up here around Hayward, Wi. Luck to all the farmers out there this year.
No this is not the same place where I bought the 6000. This is our local auction lot. I was actually going to buy some corn seed from Foundation seeds. The guy was supposed to get back to me about a seed variety but never did. I called him twice to remind him, but he kept forgetting, so I figured I'd give my business else where. I guess it's his loss. Thanks for watching!
Nice video how much you pay for tank? Is that a 12 volt pump? Good to see you have a great day.
$500 and it is a 12 volt.
@@stephenfonder7409 Thats a good buy it was needed way better than messing around with cans
that auctioneer wasn't too good- no cadence and fooling around with so many slow bids causing no excitement which makes a slow and boring auction
The auction company is run by a family. They all work together to do the auctions. Their Dad passed away last summer. He was a legend in these parts as far as auctioneers goes. He is a tough act to beat. Thanks for watching.