My grandmother grew up in the countryside of the state of Virgi,. She and my great-grandmother used to make pig feet in the oven. It's awesome to see how others on the other side of the globe in a different culture make them. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
Just wanted you to know that I do watch all the other farming UA-cam channels and it does kind of get old seeing corn and soybean repeatedly over and over again and now if you keep doing it we got you and beat farming Mitch doing beats so thank you for your content that was a really good video with a lot of detail so thank you very much and awesome drone footage. Thank you again for the content keep it coming.
Hey mate what on earth is that hanging out the front of the 8200? Do you hang a carrot off it to lead her? I got an 8400 after the 4650 I used to drive. Great to see the original 8 series . Also how many hours has the old girl done. Keep up the good work mate from New Zealand.
This is a good production video- great editing and music etc.and interesting content- would like to hear a bit a bit about the harvest results- good bad or ugly. I think you can go with this channel- might take a year or two to get profitable- but you got the hang of this. Bet wishes!
Are gonna be making content on a regular basis like 1 a week or something. Just asking cuz I subscribed I really want to see your channel grow and I'm definitely interested in the beat farming and there's only one or two y'all that do it on UA-cam I'm just touching base to see if I can continue to look forward to more videos or if this is going to be a once every now and again thing thank you and have a Happy New Year
I'm surprised, No active PTO Guard on the PTO shaft. Highly dangerous. But otherwise enjoyed the video. Ye seem to be having fun while working as it should be.
I appreciate your concern for safty! It’s probably hard to tell in the video but all of our PTOs have a standard issue plastic Safty shied that would stop rotating if your hand fell on it
My grandmother grew up in the countryside of the state of Virgi,. She and my great-grandmother used to make pig feet in the oven. It's awesome to see how others on the other side of the globe in a different culture make them. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
This is sooooo much fun! 😎 Thanks for putting it together, Titus!! ❤️❤️❤️
Just wanted you to know that I do watch all the other farming UA-cam channels and it does kind of get old seeing corn and soybean repeatedly over and over again and now if you keep doing it we got you and beat farming Mitch doing beats so thank you for your content that was a really good video with a lot of detail so thank you very much and awesome drone footage.
Thank you again for the content keep it coming.
Thank-you very much! It was fun to film!
Subscriber 101 LETS GO! cant wait to see ya have 100,000+ great video keep em coming!
Thanks so much!!
Thankyou for sharing. Sugar beet harvest was my favorite.
A lot sugar beets grown in west Idaho. Sugar beet factor, in Nampa Idaho just joined your channel today.
Hey mate what on earth is that hanging out the front of the 8200? Do you hang a carrot off it to lead her? I got an 8400 after the 4650 I used to drive. Great to see the original 8 series .
Also how many hours has the old girl done. Keep up the good work mate from New Zealand.
This is a good production video- great editing and music etc.and interesting content- would like to hear a bit a bit about the harvest results- good bad or ugly. I think you can go with this channel- might take a year or two to get profitable- but you got the hang of this. Bet wishes!
Had no idea you grew beets in N Dakota. I’m south of Saginaw Michigan
Are gonna be making content on a regular basis like 1 a week or something. Just asking cuz I subscribed I really want to see your channel grow and I'm definitely interested in the beat farming and there's only one or two y'all that do it on UA-cam I'm just touching base to see if I can continue to look forward to more videos or if this is going to be a once every now and again thing thank you and have a Happy New Year
I'm surprised, No active PTO Guard on the PTO shaft. Highly dangerous. But otherwise enjoyed the video. Ye seem to be having fun while working as it should be.
I appreciate your concern for safty! It’s probably hard to tell in the video but all of our PTOs have a standard issue plastic Safty shied that would stop rotating if your hand fell on it
I noticed a lit of beets still in the field .what do you figure your lost per ton is?
Do you sod busters go to the Drayton factory