Kate covers the entire process from prepping, planting fertilizing, harvesting and storage. She represents the farming community in a very positive manner. I find this very interesting, and I am amazed at how much equipment it takes to get the job done. A huge investment of money. Then add all the time the farmer works. I appreciate and thank the farmer who keeps us fed. God bless the farmer. :)
🇺🇲Hello again Kate🙋. I got a pop up suggested video of this video and I checked it and I could not believe that I did not see this one. I could tell because it was not "liked". I have watched every one of your videos and still can't believe that I missed this one. I really loved it like all your videos. It was cool that you had the day off that day and gave everyone the opportunity to see the grain bins. Once again you get ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ in my book👍 THANK YOU!....BYE👋🇺🇲
I think I like this little gal and her videos so much because Im a child at heart and so are my sisters. We have sooo much in common growing up on wheat farms. I grew up a 2 miles from where my dad did and we could see the one room schoolhouse from the kitchen window that he went to second grade in. We just have a few more trees and rivers. My dad was alot like yours seems. He was strict and down to business. But he did know how to enjoy fun things like your dad does flying. I never got to take him up in my airplane. You are a jewel Kate. Everyone else notices it too. People aren't like you in big city areas. I travel all over this country and alot of people just seem empty and dull. Not everyone. But its common. Youre more like what Im used to in our family. So nice to see others with a similar upbringing. 😁
That is quite the video and your right it’s quite the operation them hoppers on the trucks sure make it easier for unloading and much faster in my middle years I worked in a feed mill and all the grain came in box cars and we would have to unload them by hand and like you the barley was the worse to unload the dust would plug me up and I’d dig and scratch so itchy he wheat was the best and the cleanest oats were pretty good as well but it was always a pleasure to see them hopper cars so much easier and better never had to get inside of them and your right the Montana skies are absolutely gorgeous love the billowing clouds it is magnificent you did a great job always impressed with your videos so well done … thanks again Kate god bless …..
I encourage you to do a video on grain bin saftey. In the 80s I did some grain bin saftey talks at some local high school FFA . I was with my brother at the top door of the grain bin when he jumped into the grain. We were emptying the bin and a crust had formed with a void below it , he was immediately covered in grain and suffocated . To this day I still feel some guilt. The local fire chief talked me into going with him to some local schools , it really helped me to know I did something to get the word out about grain bin saftey .
Thank you for your incredible story! I am very sad for the loss of your brother. I agree that grain bin safety is of utmost importance!!! Thank you for your wonderful and kind suggestion. Thank you for making a difference by talking at the high school too!!!!!! You are amazing!
I am from Texas a farming state. I have been through many small towns with these exact same type grain bins and the unloading auger and really haven’t paid attention to them. But thanks to this video especially, I will know what they are, know how a grain truck unloads into them and what an unloading auger is sitting next to them. It is amazing all these years and I just never knew or researched. But thanks to one Kate’s Ag video I am more informed.
I really like seeing the younger generation of the kids that are willing to take over the farm and I am really happy to see that the women are doing great in the farming industry because they can make a difference in it it makes me really happy so Kate please keep up the great job that you are doing and do what ever you can to learn as much as you can from your dad and grandpa and please keep showing the guys that you can do what ever they can do and always show them up at all the time ok and please keep going with the videos because I have really been enjoying them
What a great young lady. Your explanations of how and why you do things are way better than other ag channels. You appear to be genuinely genuine! I too drove a combine at age 16. That was over 40 years ago. I remember it took all my concentration to coordinate all the controls back then, header height, reel height and speed, ground speed, etc. A little easier in the modern machines with so much automation. Anyway, great job Kate.
I live in northern Saskatchewan and harvest is just about done up here. I used to love hauling freight through Montana because there was such a variety of landscape as you drove through. you are lucky to still have your grandfather working with you and to be able to have such a wide open sky to call your own. I love the vids and hearing the perspective of someone your age who is genuinely appreciative of all they've been blessed with. keep the vids coming
Kate, I’ve been with you from the beginning. You’re doing a great job with your videos. With well spoken, educated young woman like yourself, American agriculture has a bright future.
I don't think you Dad will have any trouble , you have a good handle on how to get things done . Nothing like farming , it will educate you . Great video Miss Kate
Some folks might find that country boring, but I think there is a beauty to the wide open spaces and abundance of sky. Thanks for sharing. I think your videos will appeal to young people who don't know anything about farming.
Thank you for putting up videos, I was watching farms videos yesterday and my granddaughter walked over to me and asked about your videos, so we went through all your videos and she watched everyone of them. Thank you for that, not once did she get on her cell phone, I have been unable to kept her off that phone but did for 6 hours. You have a new fan.
Stumbled on your site a few days ago.. Impressive young lady, your parents should be proud of what you are becoming...keep it up, maintain your humbleness 👍👍
Sorry Kate, I got ahead of myself and should have read more about you. Appears you are well into brand recognition and should be quite successful in years ahead. Young entrepreneur in the making.
Greetings from Oklahoma. I’ve been watching your videos since you started, and have to confess that I’ve had doubts. However, as I’ve thought about it, I believe I see the potential. A whole new demographic, most of whom probably have no clue of where their food comes from beyond the local supermarket. So keep learning, keep sharing, and keep up the good work. I wish you all the success in the world.
What a fun video. The production side of agriculture at its best! Looks like a top-notch operation. Thanks for sharing this video with all of us Kate...take care and be safe.
Hi Kate. You sure have big field,s out there in Montana. Makes field,s around here seem very small. But they still have big equipment. I have been thru Montana when I was a over the road truck driver. Well gotta go. Bye kate.
@@KatesAg Kate you are a beautiful young woman that is highly energetic Happy and proud of what you’re doing.Thank God you’re are Blessed with an awesome family with an awesome History.We are not farmers but it is really interesting to see what you gise do every day to put food on our tables that’s incredible and I’m really appreciate what farmers do for us.Montana is Beautiful Wow!!!!.From Hawaii with love and Aloha keep making videos we love Montana
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion your welcome Kate. Just found your channel the other day, really enjoying your videos. Keep the videos coming. Beautiful fields of gold there.
Great Job Kate. I still love the views of the land and of the old school house. I do have to say the Hopper Trailers are kinda cool to see in action. You can open the Doors or Gates which ever you prefer to call them and let the product out. either slow like you have shown or wide open like if you were at the Grain Elevator that have the large pit to dump them into. Quick story about the clouds, I use to work at a large airport and used to fuel the airplanes. Some of the tires are about the same size as the tractor tires you use on the farm. now standing next to the large planes and then watching them take off and fly next to the clouds you can really see just how big they really are when you have something to compare them against. Thanks for reading the comments Kate and looking at the suggestions. and with this I will say Thank you for the video Kate looking forward to next week, to see what you have in store for us.
PHENOMENAL videos - so informative!! For a young lady, you have a very wise head!!! Don't leave farming - its the best life ever!!! Best wishes from the UK - I'd love to work on your farm (its free - just ask!!!)
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion going up to the top of the bins like that reminds me in the computer game I play called farming simulator 19, some of grain bin set ups that are mods have the stair rails on them like in real life bins and lets you walk to the top and if you not pay attention you fall to the ground but you don’t have injuries or worse in the game but in real life I’d think if someone fell from that height it could be fatal or have bad injuries.
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion you are welcome, I think when anyone that needs to up the high to the bins should use a buddy system unless you are extremely experienced in being safe climbing up to the bins..I know accidents can happen at any given time.
Great video. You are getting some very good suggestions in the comments. And doing what you do you need experience every job. Not only running to combine but do other jobs too this is how you learn. I do not know if you seen a Acres of clay. on UA-cam. All the children can do all the jobs. Including the 18 year old daughter. This is a dairy.
Hi Kate ..... congrats with the 3k+ subs, .. in Europe I have never seen a swather or windrower like the ones in the US or Canada, nice piece of equipment .. 😉 regards from the Netherlands.
Thank you for feeding America and the world. I also grew up on a grain farm in Minnesota and am thankful for the experience. How many more acres do you have left to harvest? Praying you stay safe during this harvest. God bless.
Hi Kate another great video the storage unit is very nice but how much wheat is in a silo please? it's beautiful these flat fields it's very rare for me good luck and take good care of yourself. 🙋♂️Dave
Thank you again. The silos range from 5000 bushels to 18000 bushels. The silos in the video are the ones at the home place. Thank you so much for your kind words and great question.
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion Hi excuse me Kate but with google translate I don't understand the word “bushels“ please? in France we speak in tonnes or when we speak of yield c is in quintals hectares. if you can answer me thank you very much and above all take good care of you and your family. 🙋♂️Dave
Bonjour Dave, les boisseaux de blé sont ce à quoi je fais référence. Je ne sais pas si cela a du sens. Ma mère parle français et sa famille était normande. De quelle partie de la France êtes-vous?
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion Hi Kate I have my answer the bushel of wheat weighs 27 kilograms multiplied by 18000 that makes 486000 kg or 486 tons indeed it is a good capacity !!! I am from the South of France in the department 32 good luck and take good care of you and your family. Bonjour 👋 à Maman. 🙋♂️Dave
You all must be in central Montana. Most of the wheat fields here around Great Falls, you can see the Little Belt mountains to the east and the Rockies and Glacier to the west. Love Montana!
Hello Kate, I really enjoy your story by video. Was thinking about the subject of fashion. What about HAT accessories???? They make a statement, provide shade and cover and protect you as well. Looking forward to see what design/look you come up with. The amazing part of these videos is they are available to the whole world. All the best from Downunder (Adelaide, Australia) John Purdy
Kate, l love your videos. You are right about the sky, It is beautiful and looks so big compared to here in central Md.How much grain can you hold in each bin? I think you need a bigger auger tractor. I should also mention you are a real cutie . 🙂
Thank you that’s an excellent question. In our area we commonly get a fly called Saw Fly. They cut through the wheat stem and lay eggs in it. When this happens the wheat no longer stands up anymore instead it lays down. This makes it really hard to strait cut the wheat because we would have to lay our combine headers on the ground and we would not be able to get all of the wheat. We try and swath the wheat before it falls down. When the wheat is swathed it is much easier to pick up with the combine because it is all together rather than laying down. Occasionally we are able to strait cut the wheat because we plant semi - solid stem wheat which is a variety of wheat with a stronger stem that doesn’t fall down as easy. We did straight cut our barley this year.
Bonjour de France. Belle vidéo on a l impression d être au milieu de nulle part quand on te voit au au-dessus du silo .vous exploitez combien d hectares Merci
Merci pour votre question. Dans le Montana, il faut des milliers d'acres pour gagner sa vie en cultivant des terres arides. Je ne sais pas exactement combien nous en avons.
I don't know where you and your family live but I was going to go fishing and camping this weekend near glendive and then drive back down through Dakota's just wanted to say hello
Kate covers the entire process from prepping, planting fertilizing, harvesting and storage. She represents the farming community in a very positive manner. I find this very interesting, and I am amazed at how much equipment it takes to get the job done. A huge investment of money. Then add all the time the farmer works. I appreciate and thank the farmer who keeps us fed. God bless the farmer. :)
You totally made my day Mr. Williams!!!! Thank you for your amazing kindness and huge compliment!
🇺🇲Hello again Kate🙋. I got a pop up suggested video of this video and I checked it and I could not believe that I did not see this one. I could tell because it was not "liked". I have watched every one of your videos and still can't believe that I missed this one. I really loved it like all your videos. It was cool that you had the day off that day and gave everyone the opportunity to see the grain bins. Once again you get ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ in my book👍 THANK YOU!....BYE👋🇺🇲
Thank you for your wonderful and kind words!!!!!! I really appreciate them.
Not sure what's more beautiful, the view or Kate! 😍
LOL Thank you!
I think I like this little gal and her videos so much because Im a child at heart and so are my sisters. We have sooo much in common growing up on wheat farms. I grew up a 2 miles from where my dad did and we could see the one room schoolhouse from the kitchen window that he went to second grade in. We just have a few more trees and rivers. My dad was alot like yours seems. He was strict and down to business. But he did know how to enjoy fun things like your dad does flying. I never got to take him up in my airplane.
You are a jewel Kate. Everyone else notices it too. People aren't like you in big city areas. I travel all over this country and alot of people just seem empty and dull. Not everyone. But its common. Youre more like what Im used to in our family. So nice to see others with a similar upbringing. 😁
Thank you so much for your kindness! I really, really appreciate it! You made my day!!!!!!
Thank you for the grain bin tour.☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your kind words!
Hi Kate, You are some incredible Girl working on the Farm. Thanks.
Thank you for your kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you father is proud of you, you in a daughter´s love.
Thank you so much!!
Kate you have a very good view from the barns very good video
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Keep up the good work Kate!!
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great encouragement Mr. Caffrey!
I love the grain bin tour awesome video
Thank you so much for your kindness!!! I appreciate it.
Fascinating, thank You Kate.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!
What a great view from up there! 😃
Thanks a lot fdor the video! 😊👍🏻
Thank you for your kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is quite the video and your right it’s quite the operation them hoppers on the trucks sure make it easier for unloading and much faster in my middle years I worked in a feed mill and all the grain came in box cars and we would have to unload them by hand and like you the barley was the worse to unload the dust would plug me up and I’d dig and scratch so itchy he wheat was the best and the cleanest oats were pretty good as well but it was always a pleasure to see them hopper cars so much easier and better never had to get inside of them and your right the Montana skies are absolutely gorgeous love the billowing clouds it is magnificent you did a great job always impressed with your videos so well done … thanks again Kate god bless …..
Thank you so much for your great story and kindness!!! Barley is the itchy grain here. The wheat is okay but the barley is hard to be around.
I encourage you to do a video on grain bin saftey.
In the 80s I did some grain bin saftey talks at some local high school FFA . I was with my brother at the top door of the grain bin when he jumped into the grain. We were emptying the bin and a crust had formed with a void below it , he was immediately covered in grain and suffocated . To this day I still feel some guilt.
The local fire chief talked me into going with him to some local schools , it really helped me to know I did something to get the word out about grain bin saftey .
Thank you for your incredible story! I am very sad for the loss of your brother. I agree that grain bin safety is of utmost importance!!! Thank you for your wonderful and kind suggestion. Thank you for making a difference by talking at the high school too!!!!!! You are amazing!
From the height of the expanse of natural wheat land very beautiful
Thank you for your great comment!!
I'm from indonesia i'm also an ordinary farmer
Kate... Love this video...
You look absolutely amazing...
Thank you so much for your kindness!!!
@@KatesAg your welcome Kate....
Kate, I think it’s awesome you’ve taken an interest and active participation in your family farm!!
Thank you so much for your nice comment.
I am from Texas a farming state. I have been through many small towns with these exact same type grain bins and the unloading auger and really haven’t paid attention to them. But thanks to this video especially, I will know what they are, know how a grain truck unloads into them and what an unloading auger is sitting next to them. It is amazing all these years and I just never knew or researched. But thanks to one Kate’s Ag video I am more informed.
Thank you so much for your wonderful story and kind words! You made my day!!!
I really like seeing the younger generation of the kids that are willing to take over the farm and I am really happy to see that the women are doing great in the farming industry because they can make a difference in it it makes me really happy so Kate please keep up the great job that you are doing and do what ever you can to learn as much as you can from your dad and grandpa and please keep showing the guys that you can do what ever they can do and always show them up at all the time ok and please keep going with the videos because I have really been enjoying them
Thank you so much for your great and kind words!!!! You made my day!!!
What a great young lady. Your explanations of how and why you do things are way better than other ag channels. You appear to be genuinely genuine! I too drove a combine at age 16. That was over 40 years ago. I remember it took all my concentration to coordinate all the controls back then, header height, reel height and speed, ground speed, etc. A little easier in the modern machines with so much automation. Anyway, great job Kate.
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. I really appreciate it.
Thanks 👍👍👍 Kate
Thank you for your kind words!
I live in northern Saskatchewan and harvest is just about done up here. I used to love hauling freight through Montana because there was such a variety of landscape as you drove through. you are lucky to still have your grandfather working with you and to be able to have such a wide open sky to call your own. I love the vids and hearing the perspective of someone your age who is genuinely appreciative of all they've been blessed with. keep the vids coming
That is amazing. Thank you so much for your kind words.
I lived in Calgary and drove big truck through Montana a lot. It is a very beautiful State indeed.
Kate, I’ve been with you from the beginning. You’re doing a great job with your videos. With well spoken, educated young woman like yourself, American agriculture has a bright future.
Mr. Irvine, I would like to thank you so much for your kindness. I really appreciate it. Thank you for all your support and encouragement.
I don't think you Dad will have any trouble , you have a good handle on how to get things done . Nothing like farming , it will educate you . Great video Miss Kate
Thank you so much for your kindness and great encouragement!!!
Bless your heart, young lady! Keep it up.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. I really appreciate it.
Some folks might find that country boring, but I think there is a beauty to the wide open spaces and abundance of sky. Thanks for sharing. I think your videos will appeal to young people who don't know anything about farming.
Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words.
Cool stuff. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for putting up videos, I was watching farms videos yesterday and my granddaughter walked over to me and asked about your videos, so we went through all your videos and she watched everyone of them. Thank you for that, not once did she get on her cell phone, I have been unable to kept her off that phone but did for 6 hours. You have a new fan.
Thank you for the most inspiring comment ever. I am so glad that young people are enjoying my videos too. That means a lot to me. Thank you again.
Stumbled on your site a few days ago.. Impressive young lady, your parents should be proud of what you are becoming...keep it up, maintain your humbleness 👍👍
Thank you so much for your wonderful and kind words. I really appreciate them.
Very nice👍👍
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Sorry Kate, I got ahead of myself and should have read more about you. Appears you are well into brand recognition and should be quite successful in years ahead. Young entrepreneur in the making.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Keep up the good work Kate, your videos are very well done
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Greetings from Oklahoma. I’ve been watching your videos since you started, and have to confess that I’ve had doubts. However, as I’ve thought about it, I believe I see the potential. A whole new demographic, most of whom probably have no clue of where their food comes from beyond the local supermarket. So keep learning, keep sharing, and keep up the good work. I wish you all the success in the world.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kind words and perspective. Thank you so much.
Another great video Kate! Thank you for showing us around.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Great video again Kate, some view from the top of the grain bins, stay safe.
Thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate them.
It's great to see the younger generation farming... It's awesome to see a female doing it
Thank you so much for your kindness and wonderful encouragement.
Wow that view is awesome, really enjoying the videos. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
What a fun video. The production side of agriculture at its best! Looks like a top-notch operation. Thanks for sharing this video with all of us Kate...take care and be safe.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Enjoy your video
Thank you for your kind words!
nice. good continuation
Thank you for your kind words.
I agree with you,nothing more beautiful than a Prairie sky.Hello neighbor from Manitoba.
Hello from Montana! Thank you so much for your wonderful comment.
Your Brave going on top of that Grain Bin I remember Climbing up in a Farm Silo I could not believe how high it was
Yes they are high up there. Thank you for the information.
Hi Kate. You sure have big field,s out there in Montana. Makes field,s around here seem very small. But they still have big equipment. I have been thru Montana when I was a over the road truck driver. Well gotta go. Bye kate.
Great video. I enjoyed watching your video alot. You have a very nice line of Grain bins you have on your Family Farm. Kate
Thank you so much for your nice comment.
I enjoy your videos kate All………right!!!!!!🤙
Thank you for your kind words! I really appreciate them!
@@KatesAg Kate you are a beautiful young woman that is highly energetic Happy and proud of what you’re doing.Thank God you’re are Blessed with an awesome family with an awesome History.We are not farmers but it is really interesting to see what you gise do every day to put food on our tables that’s incredible and I’m really appreciate what farmers do for us.Montana is Beautiful Wow!!!!.From Hawaii with love and Aloha keep making videos we love Montana
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!! You made my day!!!!!!!!!!
Great video! Nice view from on top of bin! That truly is Big Sky country!
Thank you for your nice comment.
Hi 👋🏽 thanks for wonderful beautiful view be careful up there 👆 thanks for feeding us and be safe 🇺🇸
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment.
You do such a good job on your videos, it is fascinating! Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you so much for your kind words and great encouragement!!!
Thanks for another great video! The clouds do look beautiful and you look fantastic too!
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you liked the video.
Those grasshoppers are what goes crunch when your eating your breakfast cereal. Yum!
Thank you for the hilarious comment. I really appreciate it.
Good protein 😆
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion your welcome Kate. Just found your channel the other day, really enjoying your videos. Keep the videos coming. Beautiful fields of gold there.
David H right!
@David H Yes! lol
Great Job Kate. I still love the views of the land and of the old school house. I do have to say the Hopper Trailers are kinda cool to see in action. You can open the Doors or Gates which ever you prefer to call them and let the product out. either slow like you have shown or wide open like if you were at the Grain Elevator that have the large pit to dump them into. Quick story about the clouds, I use to work at a large airport and used to fuel the airplanes. Some of the tires are about the same size as the tractor tires you use on the farm. now standing next to the large planes and then watching them take off and fly next to the clouds you can really see just how big they really are when you have something to compare them against. Thanks for reading the comments Kate and looking at the suggestions. and with this I will say Thank you for the video Kate looking forward to next week, to see what you have in store for us.
Thank you so much for your kind words and really interesting story. I really appreciate them.
PHENOMENAL videos - so informative!! For a young lady, you have a very wise head!!! Don't leave farming - its the best life ever!!! Best wishes from the UK - I'd love to work on your farm (its free - just ask!!!)
Thank you for your wonderful and kind words. I really appreciate them.
I remember driving across Nebraska as the grains are ripening, looks like fields of gold...
Thank you for your great story! Those fields really are beautiful!
great concept
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement.
hey from the uk...grt vids ..love your attitude to your work and your life ...keep up the good work..
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Yes it is so beautiful up there and I hope you do not fall from there please be safe and do you have more work I see I miss you so much
Esta muy bonito ver exselente producción saludos desde Indianápolis indiana Kate
¡¡¡¡¡¡Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras!!!!!!
Awesome stuff😊
Nice vid Kate!!☆
Thank you so much for your kind words.
ДА-КЕЙТ, АКТЁР КЕВИН.. ЗНАЮ-ЗНАЮ... ИНТЕРЕСНО, Я СМОТРЕЛ КИНОФИЛЬМ🙂👍 МЕСТЬ, ВЗЛЁТЫ И ПАДЕНИЯ
Да, он великий актер!
luv your channel Kate!!!
Hello Kate, .... top video ...... great view over the fields. 👍 😉
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment.
Kate you're doing a great job really enjoy watching your videos. You seemed a little surprised when you got to the top of the grain bin.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Another great video Kate!
Thank you so much.
A great video together. Keep on teaching about farming.
Thank you so much for your kind and inspiring words.
Thanks for making these videos, as they are very interesting and informative.
All the best.
Thank you so much. I appreciate your kindness.
Enthusiastic about your initiative! Greetings from Ukraine
Hello from Montana! Thank you so much for your kind words.
Montana is beautiful! Love the views
Thank you so much for your nice comment.
That view up there around the bins is beautiful up there...kinda scary up that high.thanks for sharing this..
Thank you so much for your kind words. It was a little bit scary but the view was worth it.
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion I bet if you go up there quite often enough times,it’s no big deal as long as you remember safety first..
You have an excellent point. Thank you so much.
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion going up to the top of the bins like that reminds me in the computer game I play called farming simulator 19, some of grain bin set ups that are mods have the stair rails on them like in real life bins and lets you walk to the top and if you not pay attention you fall to the ground but you don’t have injuries or worse in the game but in real life I’d think if someone fell from that height it could be fatal or have bad injuries.
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion you are welcome, I think when anyone that needs to up the high to the bins should use a buddy system unless you are extremely experienced in being safe climbing up to the bins..I know accidents can happen at any given time.
Great movie huge farm I am impressed.
Greetings from Poland.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Nice informative video,Kate. thanks
Thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate them.
What a view from the top of the bin theirs no trees around so cool
Thank you so much for your nice comment.
Love the footage you take greetings from the eastern shore of Maryland
Thank you so much for your nice comment.
Great video. You are getting some very good suggestions in the comments. And doing what you do you need experience every job. Not only running to combine but do other jobs too this is how you learn. I do not know if you seen a Acres of clay. on UA-cam. All the children can do all the jobs. Including the 18 year old daughter. This is a dairy.
Thank you for your kind words and great suggestion. I will check out the video. I really appreciate it.
Thank you for the view from the top. It looked a little scary getting up there. What does your Dad think the crop is going to yield this season?
Thank you so much for your kind words. It was a bit scary although the views were worth it. My dad said this year's crop is pretty average.
Hi from New Zealand 👍.
Most of New Zealand's wheat gets grown in the Central North Island and the South Island where it's much colder.
Hello from Montana. I can hardly wait to visit New Zealand and see the farms.
Hi Kate ..... congrats with the 3k+ subs, .. in Europe I have never seen a swather or windrower like the ones in the US or Canada, nice piece of equipment .. 😉
regards from the Netherlands.
Thank you so much for your nice comment. Hello from Montana.
Thank you for feeding America and the world. I also grew up on a grain farm in Minnesota and am thankful for the experience. How many more acres do you have left to harvest? Praying you stay safe during this harvest. God bless.
We have pretty much wrapped up harvest and are getting ready to start seeding. Thank you so much for your kind words.
Hi Kate another great video the storage unit is very nice but how much wheat is in a silo please? it's beautiful these flat fields it's very rare for me good luck and take good care of yourself. 🙋♂️Dave
Thank you again. The silos range from 5000 bushels to 18000 bushels. The silos in the video are the ones at the home place. Thank you so much for your kind words and great question.
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion Hi excuse me Kate but with google translate I don't understand the word “bushels“ please? in France we speak in tonnes or when we speak of yield c is in quintals hectares. if you can answer me thank you very much and above all take good care of you and your family. 🙋♂️Dave
Bonjour Dave, les boisseaux de blé sont ce à quoi je fais référence. Je ne sais pas si cela a du sens. Ma mère parle français et sa famille était normande. De quelle partie de la France êtes-vous?
Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion Hi Kate I have my answer the bushel of wheat weighs 27 kilograms multiplied by 18000 that makes 486000 kg or 486 tons indeed it is a good capacity !!! I am from the South of France in the department 32 good luck and take good care of you and your family. Bonjour 👋 à Maman. 🙋♂️Dave
Yes a bushel of wheat weighs about 60 pounds. We don't use metric here but I hope that makes sense. Thank you so much.
Wow! I like jobs frames
Thank you!
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You all must be in central Montana. Most of the wheat fields here around Great Falls, you can see the Little Belt mountains to the east and the Rockies and Glacier to the west. Love Montana!
We are in North Central Montana. Thank you for your comment.
You seem like a very sweet and genuine girl, I hope this youtube thing works out for ya. You got my subscription
Thank you so much for your awesome and kind words.
I have to agree! Alot 😄
Hello from Oregon; Love your videos.
Hello from Montana! Thank you so much for your kind words. Please stay safe from all the fires.
Another big sky day🤠
Hi Pat, thank you for your wonderful comment. ♥️
Great video, Kate. New sub. here !!!!!
Thank you so much for subscribing and your kind words.
Good job young lady.my girl was in potato truck at 10
Thank you for your kind words. I think it would be really interesting to see a potato harvest. You must be proud of your daughter.
Hi Kate, Do you know the capacity of the new grain bins? Anyway, thank you for taking the time and trouble to make another video for us to enjoy.
Our grain bins hold 5,000 to 18,000 bushels. Thank you so much for your question and kind words. I really appreciate them.
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👍👌🇨🇦❤❤, Kate, your video editing is top notch
I really appreciate your encouraging and kind comment. Thank you so much. 💕
Hello Kate, I really enjoy your story by video. Was thinking about the subject of fashion. What about HAT accessories???? They make a statement, provide shade and cover and protect you as well. Looking forward to see what design/look you come up with. The amazing part of these videos is they are available to the whole world. All the best from Downunder (Adelaide, Australia) John Purdy
I really appreciate your ideas, kind words, support, and encouragement. Thank you so much. 💕
Great video thank you:)
Thank you so much for your kind words.
BEAUTIFUL❤️
Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You should be going up the ladder using two hands young lady, great video
Thank you for your kind words and great suggestion.
Why do you swath it and go back again to combine it? Some do it all in one operation. Thank you.
Kate, l love your videos. You are right about the sky, It is beautiful and looks so big compared to here in central Md.How much grain can you hold in each bin? I think you need a bigger auger tractor. I should also mention you are a real cutie . 🙂
Thank you so much for your kind words. The grain bins hole between 5,000 and 18,000 bushels.
Good video
Thank you so much for your kind words.
So cute beautiful
Thank you so much!
Greetings Kate. I noticed that the wheat was cut and put in rows before combining. Doesn’t the combine do the cutting and heading?
Thank you that’s an excellent question. In our area we commonly get a fly called Saw Fly. They cut through the wheat stem and lay eggs in it. When this happens the wheat no longer stands up anymore instead it lays down. This makes it really hard to strait cut the wheat because we would have to lay our combine headers on the ground and we would not be able to get all of the wheat. We try and swath the wheat before it falls down. When the wheat is swathed it is much easier to pick up with the combine because it is all together rather than laying down. Occasionally we are able to strait cut the wheat because we plant semi - solid stem wheat which is a variety of wheat with a stronger stem that doesn’t fall down as easy. We did straight cut our barley this year.
Bonjour de France.
Belle vidéo on a l impression d être au milieu de nulle part quand on te voit au au-dessus du silo
.vous exploitez combien d hectares
Merci
Merci pour votre question. Dans le Montana, il faut des milliers d'acres pour gagner sa vie en cultivant des terres arides. Je ne sais pas exactement combien nous en avons.
I don't know where you and your family live but I was going to go fishing and camping this weekend near glendive and then drive back down through Dakota's just wanted to say hello
Hello from Montana! Thank you so much for your comment.
Q inmensidad ese lugar espetacular
¡Gracias por tu maravilloso comentario!