Years ago I was traveling from Rutland Vt northbound on route 7 on a hot summer day. Around Leister a tractor with a brim full load of liquid chicken Sh.. er Manure pulled out in front of me slopping it all over the road. I drove through it. That is the worst smell ever.
I watch all your videos I live in Turner, Maine and I used to be a truck driver. I used to see one of your drivers at Walmart. Bring it in, but I can’t remember his name. I don’t drive anymore. I’m 87 years old, but I watch a lot of videos so keep up the good work. I’ll keep watching, God bless
@@donaldshields2483 hey there! Thank you so much for watching! You would see Dave, he is actually one of the owners. I love to see when our neighbors are watching
I live in south central BC Canada and we see a lot more eagles now. I believe they were severely threatened by the herbicide 24D. Since it was banned the birds of prey of all types are rebounding. Thank goodness.
That ripper reminds me of the old plows before moldboards were used. One more part of industrial farming. I think that it would be great to end up with some of your produce. I know that it would be first class. I don’t remember seeing eagles in Pa or Texas. Lots here on the Coast of Maine; sometimes stealing fish from loons or something else that grabbed them out of the water. When I was a kid, we had a pair of eagles on our land when there were only about five pair in the State of Maine - before DDT was outlawed.
I don’t have a cab,, just a big umbrella when it’s sunny ( I h 856 ) all my planting is done , time to re-build chicken coop, thanx for video Molly,,, Farmin 😊😊😊😊😎
Shane has my respect and admiration...("some people dress UP to go to work; we dress DOWN to go to work.. ) he has all that machinery to operate & maintain; i have 4 trucks, a Kia, and three motorcycles, and our `quasi-retirement ranchette` to keep up.. ( we wear "previously stained" work clothes to " kick the day`s ass before it kicks ours" ... ) agriculture here in west tx is very chancy,.. the garden is being eaten by thousands of tiny grasshoppers.
I keep a dustpan and small whisk broom in my excavator, makes it easy to clean the cab out at the end of the day/week. dirt can pile up quick when you are in and out of the cab all day long
Shane's a cool Dude!! Your pretty awesome too Molly!! Love the channel! I'm an East Coaster from Freddy and would go to Maine all the time. Wonderful state!!
I’ve noticed Shane seems like he enjoys being in your videos more each time. Another great video Having eagles and other wildlife around is a good sign of a healthy environment
Here in the mid Midwest where I am at we used to never see eagles my area now we see them all the time. Actually nest locally. I do not I repeat do not want to hit one with my ATV/4 wheeler. Small bird just about ruined your day! Lol
You guys make a great team! Thanks for the videos! I'm learning a lot about potato farming and will ask more about fertilizer needs of the spuds in the future. Glass cleaner, that's some good stuff in those cans and cleans well >>>> That glass cleaner can also remove footprints from the glass in emergencies! HA! (I didn't say that)
I think back to when I was a young boy and going to the rivers, creeks and woods, it was so much fun. Somewhere in life all that was lost. Great views from your farms.
How do you guys find the time (and by the way very appreciative that you do) respond to all of these adoring fans of the farming world? Well actually most of us (I'll bet) have rarely to never stepped foot on a farm. It's hard to leave the coastline.....LOL
It’s very challenging! I honestly have kinda hit my point where I’m spending just as much time answering comments as it takes me to make videos! I do my best, but I’m maxed to the gills
We were up in Caribou this week and saw an old flatbed potato truck with a few potato barrels on it. Side of the truck said "Bell Farm." Washburn rd (Rt 164) in Caribou on the left heading out of tow .
There is another Bell family that has a farm up there. They are the Bell brothers farm. Wonderful people! We are not related it like to say we are cousins!
My Back Surgery Involved The L3. L4. L5. & S1 2 Titanium Bars & 3 Titanium Screws On Each Side. My L3 & L4 Were Obliterated So Fabricated Ones Replaced These 2 Discs. The Remaining 2 Were Saved & The Back Fusion Was Complete. 1 Year & 6 Days For Full Recovery. Retired Chief Warrant Officer 4 That After All The Jumps. Humps & Runs & The Body Said No More. Sciatic Nerve Affecting Right Leg Acts Up Once In Awhile. No More Back Pain. Just Feels Like A Clutch Fist Where Surgery Was Performed. Regardless It Was On Honor & Privilege To Serve. I Wouldn’t Change Anything. Onwards. Upwards & Over The Top. Hoping Your Farming Is Successful & Continues Onto The Future Generations.
Awesome video Molly and great to hear your eagle/wildlife love. Must be those great Ohio roots and drive. Shane and you working the same field👍! Working it together 😁
If you carry a small pressure sprayer bottle of water vinegar mix, much easier to clean widows anytime. Any trout in the river.. Shane man of few words and even fewer kisses..😂
Molly and Shane! Another great video on my birthday! Molly, if your tractor is clean, you didn’t do any work! lol as for the work in the field with the dud potatoes, sometimes you have plans and nature has other plans! In those wetter or swampier areas how do you guys plan on turning them around! Are those stretches of land just at the water table keeping them wet all the time? If it’s going to be wet a lot, what plants can go there to best utilize that land? Hope I didn’t bury you in questions! Have fun!
Hi Molly ... The windows look so clean and you can see cars going by... Even the Truck SWEEPWRR ... You did a Great job like aways.... And for the inside is just going have to Wait until you guys are done doing Plowing..... For us we have to keep Clean . The R-9520 cost to much money to let it get dirty inside and my Sister. Would have my BUTT if it gets that much dirt inside..... It's her Baby .... Thank you for sharing your Videos and God bless you and Shane and your family and Animals 💞💖
Excellent job Molly and Shane 👍 always interesting watching you guys/gals working 💪, loved the camera going under the tractor shot, glad you remembered the camera was there and didn't go over it with the ripper 😮 I was plagued with UA-cam buffering through most of the video but stuck with it,thanks for the upload,all the best from the UK 🇬🇧 😀 👍 🚜
Hey Pete! I’m glad you like the under the tractor angle! I had to come up with some new material hahah and I was a little Scared when I did it to be honest!
Molly, do you pack Salt Potatoes? It's kind of a regional picnic & clam bake favorite, some people in parts of country don't know what they are? We used to plant Silver Queen sweet corn (huge white ears) for canning company, that's the best corn but very rare now after canning plants closed. Thanks for your great videos 👍
@@BellsFarming Here in Michigan. You can't get to close to a nesting pair. You can be ticketed or even go to jail if the DNR thinks you disturbing them..but to answer both comments here.
Great job Molly. Tried to explain what I was saying about Maine. Loved being there because you people are a lot like Hillbillies here. Enjoy watching and BTW the tractor is nice with the dirt on it too. Have a great day.
You made me laugh! Mainer are good people, well most of them. The country people are great! Hillbillies hahaha I grew up in Ohio in the country and my dad always said he was kinda a hillbilly:) I don’t think people in Maine use the term hillbilly hahaha thank you!
I use the same glass cleaner that you are using on my tractor windows and inside the cab. You can’t beat the fresh smell. It just doesn’t last that long.
In my teens on the family dairy farm, we stockpiled chicken manure to spread on corn ground. I had an old car to bomb around the fields. I backed up on the manure pile and spun the tires. Combine the burning rubber smell with the chicken manure smell, it was so much fun. 😂😂
Interestingly Molly, i was going to ask what wild animals you see on a regular basis but initially i was thinking things like Deer and Rabbits/Hares... Here in the Gloucestershire England we often see Foxes, Badgers, and the odd Deer and Muntjacs.. cheers and keep up the great work 🚜
That is a great question! I am going to try and remember to talk about that on an upcoming video. But regulars are deer, foxes, hawks, osprey, ground hogs, porcupines, turkey and I hear coyotes often but only see them occasionally. Thank you :)
Chicken manure good Lord. I remember working on the Eastern Shore in Va. and they have tons of chicken farms. If you think a cat box smells bad a chicken farm is a cat box multiplied about 7 3/4 times. 😂
Man, I thought you were going to get taken out with that wobbly disk...had me nervous for a bit! Great video, looks like you guys have a great time which makes it fun! Stay safe and enjoy the upcoming weekend! 🍁
Looks like you need to do a clean out on Shanes tractor. When living in Roswell NM I worked at my father in laws automotive machine shop. We has some ranchers with one of their fields behind us. Every year they had many many truck loads of manure (they also had a dairy) spread over that field, not only the smell but it drew fly's.
Hahah Shane’s tractor…. I will say that if the air conditioner worked it probably would not be so bad in there. That was me last year. Door and window open and lots of dirt inside the cab. Luckily the smell was short lived. Once I knew what the smell was, it wasn’t so bad. Sometimes just know what it is makes it better lol. Sorry about the flys! I hate flying. I call them Nemesis!
@@BellsFarming We have a large park where you must canoe to access the back country. Hope your canoe is light . Portages up to 3 miles . Speckles 5+ lbs
Chicken manure fertilizer smell! You sure it wasn’t rotten potato smell? 🤭Almost nothing worse than rotten potato stink!😁 It’s really nice to see the bald eagle! Quite a few down here in Florida too!❤
Whats your favorite tractor of all time to run? If Both of you could answer that be cool. I still like late 80's Ford TW 5 tractor i had the most and next would be the 4630 i had before that.
8310 hands down. Last of the metal hoods, with all the comforts and convenient controls of the new tractors, without all the ridiculous extra electronics. 2 nd place would be ford 8000. For open cab work always liked that tractor, and 3 point hitch is great on those tractors.
hahahaha i drive and go all over the world a lot and one thing i always have to have is clean windows.. trash all over but nope gotta be able to see out.. see what is coming or going. And AND i got all my potatoes planted hahaha all 80 plants hahahaha and coming up great. And since that field flooded???? maybe what your smelling is some dead fish? if they are in the field it would be awesome just to till them in and use them as fertilizer.. Americans first.... my grandmother always said you grand kids go out and catch me a bunch of carp.. and that is what she used for the garden... worked awesome. plants flourished really well with the fish as fertilizer. Grandpa used a manure spreader years later to grind them up and spread them in the garden then tilled them under. Too bad he didn't have a chipper,.. that would have worked great. take care be safe have fun life is always an adventure. and you Shane and Bells farms are living one of the best.
Hey! Glad you’re back, I did notice you hadn’t left a comment on a while. Fish in the garden. That makes me think of native Americans! Very cool! Good job on your potato plants!! I hope you have a great growing season!
@@BellsFarming you tube removed you from my page.. had to find you again.... that is why.. and yes i do watch everything you Shane and Bells farms post. great knowledge to know. Always thanks for sharing.
I’m curious in the Midwest we rip in the fall after crops get out. Unless we’ve had excessive moisture . A lot of people also apply anhydrous in the fall.
There are at least 3 eagle nests that I know of here north of Columbus Ohio. Experienced a sorta cheesy Memorial Day moment. Was putting up our flag on a pole up front Monday morning and as I got done I looked up and there was a Bald Eagle flying overhead. Was kinda neat actually and so patriotic. Of course there were 2 blackbirds bugging the eagle but I don't think it really cared about the little birds.
Very cool! I stop what I’m doing most of the time when I see one and just watch them. I was in. Northern Ohio. My dad says he sees them often now. Thank you for sharing you memorial days story with me :)
What a lovely couple you are I’m learning about farming thank you so much love ❤️ from Canada 🍁
Years ago I was traveling from Rutland Vt northbound on route 7 on a hot summer day. Around Leister a tractor with a brim full load of liquid chicken Sh.. er Manure pulled out in front of me slopping it all over the road. I drove through it. That is the worst smell ever.
You make me smile every time Molly. Your so full of life!
😊
I watch all your videos I live in Turner, Maine and I used to be a truck driver. I used to see one of your drivers at Walmart. Bring it in, but I can’t remember his name. I don’t drive anymore. I’m 87 years old, but I watch a lot of videos so keep up the good work. I’ll keep watching, God bless
@@donaldshields2483 hey there! Thank you so much for watching! You would see Dave, he is actually one of the owners. I love to see when our neighbors are watching
I IN JOY YOUR JOY FULL SPIRIT. ITS OBVIOUS YOU LOVE FARMING. THANK YALL FOR SHARING YOUR WAY OF LIFE WITH US.
Thank you!
I live in south central BC Canada and we see a lot more eagles now. I believe they were severely threatened by the herbicide 24D. Since it was banned the birds of prey of all types are rebounding. Thank goodness.
That ripper reminds me of the old plows before moldboards were used. One more part of industrial farming. I think that it would be great to end up with some of your produce. I know that it would be first class. I don’t remember seeing eagles in Pa or Texas. Lots here on the Coast of Maine; sometimes stealing fish from loons or something else that grabbed them out of the water. When I was a kid, we had a pair of eagles on our land when there were only about five pair in the State of Maine - before DDT was outlawed.
You were lucky to see those eagles then. Maine is so beautiful, I love it here.
Very lucky. I am a native of PA and lived in Texas for a long time. I was so glad to get back to Maine.
Nice to see a hardworking family that enjoys each other's company.
Thank so much for your reply Molly . 🚜 🚜
I don’t have a cab,, just a big umbrella when it’s sunny ( I h 856 ) all my planting is done , time to re-build chicken coop, thanx for video Molly,,,
Farmin 😊😊😊😊😎
You get all the fresh air, and dust! Hahahah thank you !
Molly and Shane, Great Couple, wonderful farmers, and my Mainiac friends!!!!! Stay safe and keep showing the Heartblood of America!!!!!
Hey Ed! Thank you very much 🫶
I like how you are always watching out for your equipment signs of a efficient farmer
Shane has my respect and admiration...("some people dress UP to go to work; we dress DOWN to go to work.. ) he has all that machinery to operate & maintain; i have 4 trucks, a Kia, and three motorcycles, and our `quasi-retirement ranchette` to keep up.. ( we wear "previously stained" work clothes to " kick the day`s ass before it kicks ours" ... ) agriculture here in west tx is very chancy,.. the garden is being eaten by thousands of tiny grasshoppers.
I keep a dustpan and small whisk broom in my excavator, makes it easy to clean the cab out at the end of the day/week. dirt can pile up quick when you are in and out of the cab all day long
That’s a very good idea! Thank you
Shane's a cool Dude!! Your pretty awesome too Molly!! Love the channel! I'm an East Coaster from Freddy and would go to Maine all the time. Wonderful state!!
Thank you Very much for watching us!
I’ve noticed Shane seems like he enjoys being in your videos more each time.
Another great video
Having eagles and other wildlife around is a good sign of a healthy environment
Yes I think he is! And yay to good environment!
Here in the mid Midwest where I am at we used to never see eagles my area now we see them all the time. Actually nest locally.
I do not I repeat do not want to hit one with my ATV/4 wheeler.
Small bird just about ruined your day! Lol
Hey, Molly great job. Nice video.
You got a wheel nut missing!!😵💫💥💪💪👍
Probably!
RIP to the sad floppy disc. It's in a better place now😊. Enjoy your content.
You guys make a great team! Thanks for the videos! I'm learning a lot about potato farming and will ask more about fertilizer needs of the spuds in the future.
Glass cleaner, that's some good stuff in those cans and cleans well
>>>> That glass cleaner can also remove footprints from the glass in emergencies! HA! (I didn't say that)
Hahahahahahaha
I think back to when I was a young boy and going to the rivers, creeks and woods, it was so much fun. Somewhere in life all that was lost. Great views from your farms.
Oh I love it! I grew up on a creek and it was the best! Shane and I still play down on the river looking for crawfish!
@@BellsFarming Love catching crawdads and cooking them up so tasty later y’all ❤️😎🇺🇸
How do you guys find the time (and by the way very appreciative that you do) respond to all of these adoring fans of the farming world? Well actually most of us (I'll bet) have rarely to never stepped foot on a farm. It's hard to leave the coastline.....LOL
It’s very challenging! I honestly have kinda hit my point where I’m spending just as much time answering comments as it takes me to make videos! I do my best, but I’m maxed to the gills
Running the ripper plow was my favorite also great job Molly keep on ripping
Yes I love it. After filing the ripper in action, I noticed how there is almost a wave effect as it rips through the ground. Very satisfying!
Hi Molly the eagles nest is soo cool there amazing birds…. You have a amazing hour glass figure, I’m sure we all truly enjoy 😊
Never thought about farming in Maine. Enjoyed watching you clean windows.
Good to see you both sharing a cab, so maybe Shane can find the time to clean that cab and keep it as good as Molly's. 😀
Hahaha
There is a guy out of Canada that takes his shoes off. When we farmed it was wide open cabs. But our largest tractor was 100hp.
That sounds nice on my toes!
Dude in Canada name of Mike Mitchell also takes his pants off. Lol a lot of barley wheat etc. they probably farm? 20,000 acres. Really cool dude.
I’m pretty sure jeans were invented with you in mind. Great, informative video again 👌
Thank you!
We were up in Caribou this week and saw an old flatbed potato truck with a few potato barrels on it. Side of the truck said "Bell Farm." Washburn rd (Rt 164) in Caribou on the left heading out of tow .
There is another Bell family that has a farm up there. They are the Bell brothers farm. Wonderful people! We are not related it like to say we are cousins!
Very Cool to be able to see those Eagles 🦅 wish I was fishing 😊 yall look good working together.
Thank you!
Appreciate Your All Your Contributions In Agriculture.
My Back Surgery Involved The L3. L4. L5. & S1 2 Titanium Bars & 3 Titanium Screws On Each Side. My L3 & L4 Were Obliterated So Fabricated Ones Replaced These 2 Discs. The Remaining 2 Were Saved & The Back Fusion Was Complete. 1 Year & 6 Days For Full Recovery. Retired Chief Warrant Officer 4 That After All The Jumps. Humps & Runs & The Body Said No More. Sciatic Nerve Affecting Right Leg Acts Up Once In Awhile. No More Back Pain. Just Feels Like A Clutch Fist Where Surgery Was Performed. Regardless It Was On Honor & Privilege To Serve. I Wouldn’t Change Anything. Onwards. Upwards & Over The Top. Hoping Your Farming Is Successful & Continues Onto The Future Generations.
Great videos Molly and a big fan , a farmers son from Cork in the south of Ireland 👍
Hey Adrian! Thank you very much! 🫶
Awesome video Molly and great to hear your eagle/wildlife love. Must be those great Ohio roots and drive. Shane and you working the same field👍! Working it together 😁
Thank you
If you carry a small pressure sprayer bottle of water vinegar mix, much easier to clean widows anytime. Any trout in the river.. Shane man of few words and even fewer kisses..😂
Hahah you guys just don’t see the kisses! 😘 🫶🫶❤️
Good response . Lol
You are doing a great job as a very intelligent young lady.❤❤❤
I love the smell of fresh dirt in the fields. Also, I can tell when my dogs have been digging in their pen from the dirt smell. Enjoy your videos!
You guys are so awesome ❤❤.
Molly and Shane! Another great video on my birthday! Molly, if your tractor is clean, you didn’t do any work! lol as for the work in the field with the dud potatoes, sometimes you have plans and nature has other plans! In those wetter or swampier areas how do you guys plan on turning them around! Are those stretches of land just at the water table keeping them wet all the time? If it’s going to be wet a lot, what plants can go there to best utilize that land? Hope I didn’t bury you in questions! Have fun!
Happy birthday!!!! Sorry I’m late
@@BellsFarming thank you for the birthday wishes! Don’t worry about being late, you have a lot going on!
Hi Molly ... The windows look so clean and you can see cars going by... Even the Truck SWEEPWRR ... You did a Great job like aways.... And for the inside is just going have to Wait until you guys are done doing Plowing..... For us we have to keep Clean . The R-9520 cost to much money to let it get dirty inside and my Sister. Would have my BUTT if it gets that much dirt inside..... It's her Baby .... Thank you for sharing your Videos and God bless you and Shane and your family and Animals 💞💖
Excellent job Molly and Shane 👍 always interesting watching you guys/gals working 💪, loved the camera going under the tractor shot, glad you remembered the camera was there and didn't go over it with the ripper 😮 I was plagued with UA-cam buffering through most of the video but stuck with it,thanks for the upload,all the best from the UK 🇬🇧 😀 👍 🚜
Hey Pete! I’m glad you like the under the tractor angle! I had to come up with some new material hahah and I was a little Scared when I did it to be honest!
Hi Molly and Shane 👋🏻 Thank you, hope you're having a great day my friends 🙂 Stay safe and take care 🙏🏻God Bless 💚Appreciate you!
Good job Molly, those mounds are looking great. Thanks for a fun morning.
Molly, do you pack Salt Potatoes? It's kind of a regional picnic & clam bake favorite, some people in parts of country don't know what they are? We used to plant Silver Queen sweet corn (huge white ears) for canning company, that's the best corn but very rare now after canning plants closed. Thanks for your great videos 👍
We have little potatoes but don’t actually pack them as salt potatoes. Thank you
15:50 that wobbly disc is still hanging in there. hahahahaha.
Another great video...Molly yer... Never short of words... Am surprised ya never sat on shane's lap and talked about the first thing that popped up!
Another Great Video 👍 Great content, keep up the great work!
It's amazing to think about how much water there had to be to come up the bank and flood the field.
Yes!
That worked very well for only two tillage passes. Thanks for the video!
Thank you! The old potato ground alway looks so nice! I wish the corn ground would look this good!
Hi Molly...thanks for the video!🐾🚜
When I was younger years ago. When I was around about your age. We had a pair Eagles that nested ever year for the longest time.
It is so awesome to see them! Sometime we will take the canoe over closer to the nest to get a good look at them
@@BellsFarming Here in Michigan. You can't get to close to a nesting pair. You can be ticketed or even go to jail if the DNR thinks you disturbing them..but to answer both comments here.
that fields glowin good job you two,,
Thank you!
always good to see Molly and the farm , thanks for the vid
Molly and Shane are the best team ever.
Thank you 😊
@@BellsFarming you’re welcome.
You and Shane are top notch people the videos are awesome and interesting. Keep it coming
Thank you so much!! You are always so kind in your comments!
Hi Molly I love all the videos and like John Deere to and keep the good work in thanks you both from the uk
Thank you very much!!
Nice area on the river. Does the tractor not have a clutch pedal anymore?
It does have a clutch :) two breaks on the right side and a clutch on the left.
Okay, how did you gauge that shot UNDER the tractor? Have you ever lost a camera doing that?...LOL
I did that shot very carefully! I was a little Scared I was going to Rip up the camera! Hahah no I haven’t lost a camera yet.
This video is very interesting i enjoy it thank for making video i get amazed
Thank you very much!
another great video . thanks Molly
That window cleaner is great !! We use it also . Stay safe out there !
Hahah it’s the best! 😁
Fish are extra-tasty when you catch them yourself. I learned that at a very young age fishing with my grandfather.
Great job Molly. Tried to explain what I was saying about Maine. Loved being there because you people are a lot like Hillbillies here. Enjoy watching and BTW the tractor is nice with the dirt on it too. Have a great day.
You made me laugh! Mainer are good people, well most of them. The country people are great! Hillbillies hahaha I grew up in Ohio in the country and my dad always said he was kinda a hillbilly:) I don’t think people in Maine use the term hillbilly hahaha thank you!
The eagles are always fun to see. Looking good Molly. Don't work Shane to hard !
Hahahah
Never enjoyed watching someone clean a window so much!😜
I use the same glass cleaner that you are using on my tractor windows and inside the cab. You can’t beat the fresh smell. It just doesn’t last that long.
I think this is the universal tractor window cleaner! Haha and no it doesn’t last long!
In my teens on the family dairy farm, we stockpiled chicken manure to spread on corn ground. I had an old car to bomb around the fields. I backed up on the manure pile and spun the tires. Combine the burning rubber smell with the chicken manure smell, it was so much fun. 😂😂
Hahahahah
Pringles chips and molly riding shotgun it doesn't get any better than that Shane. We had a blast the other night by the way. keep safe
Us too Tim, lots of good laughs for sure! We will definitely be back up sooner then later hopefully
I love you guys so much! If you were closer I would be over every week!
@@BellsFarming We feel the same
Always enjoy your videos Molly.. what state are you farming?
Maine thank you
Interestingly Molly, i was going to ask what wild animals you see on a regular basis but initially i was thinking things like Deer and Rabbits/Hares... Here in the Gloucestershire England we often see Foxes, Badgers, and the odd Deer and Muntjacs.. cheers and keep up the great work 🚜
That is a great question! I am going to try and remember to talk about that on an upcoming video. But regulars are deer, foxes, hawks, osprey, ground hogs, porcupines, turkey and I hear coyotes often but only see them occasionally. Thank you :)
This is toooooo much bouncy fun!
Shane working the disk is a maniac! Gear down big rig!!
Chicken manure good Lord. I remember working on the Eastern Shore in Va. and they have tons of chicken farms. If you think a cat box smells bad a chicken farm is a cat box multiplied about 7 3/4 times. 😂
Man, I thought you were going to get taken out with that wobbly disk...had me nervous for a bit! Great video, looks like you guys have a great time which makes it fun! Stay safe and enjoy the upcoming weekend! 🍁
Hey you guys! I loved your latest video! Good work! When will you be back working on the tree house?
@@BellsFarming Thanks Molly, we’re actually up here this weekend, we hope to get the platform framed out for the bridge 😁
Molly(The Cindy Crawford Farm Girl 👧)Chickens eat a lot and poop a lot..Wow..Did you say that Jack the ripper was in your field??Ha,Ha,Ha..
Looks like you need to do a clean out on Shanes tractor. When living in Roswell NM I worked at my father in laws automotive machine shop. We has some ranchers with one of their fields behind us. Every year they had many many truck loads of manure (they also had a dairy) spread over that field, not only the smell but it drew fly's.
Hahah Shane’s tractor…. I will say that if the air conditioner worked it probably would not be so bad in there. That was me last year. Door and window open and lots of dirt inside the cab. Luckily the smell was short lived. Once I knew what the smell was, it wasn’t so bad. Sometimes just know what it is makes it better lol. Sorry about the flys! I hate flying. I call them Nemesis!
The owners are super great people. I was kidding about doing something to take care of the dang things and they sent over 4 fly swatters.
That chicken litter smell, is the smell of money LOL
Hahaha
We have plenty good canoeing north of me .Smaller rivers but with good brook trout fishing
Oh nice! I would Love that!
@@BellsFarming We have a large park where you must canoe to access the back country. Hope your canoe is light . Portages up to 3 miles . Speckles 5+ lbs
Chicken manure fertilizer smell! You sure it wasn’t rotten potato smell? 🤭Almost nothing worse than rotten potato stink!😁 It’s really nice to see the bald eagle! Quite a few down here in Florida too!❤
Hahah I have gotten used to the smell of rotten potatoes hahahah it was definitely chick sh*t or something dead hahah or maybe dead chicken sh*t 😵
I'm not a farmer and rather clueless. When you're driving your tractor through the corn, are you not destroy ing the crop?
I bout figured that blade would fall off lol shane is running 8mph and so he can get a good breeze in the tractor
Hahah you do something for ventilation when your ac didn’t work haha. That was me last year, door & windows open filthy every day!
@@BellsFarming oh yes
I see you you have a dome on your tractors roof why don't you use auto steer , love your videos
I only have a dome hahah not fully set up yet :) thank you very much!
Whats your favorite tractor of all time to run? If Both of you could answer that be cool. I still like late 80's Ford TW 5 tractor i had the most and next would be the 4630 i had before that.
8310 hands down. Last of the metal hoods, with all the comforts and convenient controls of the new tractors, without all the ridiculous extra electronics. 2 nd place would be ford 8000. For open cab work always liked that tractor, and 3 point hitch is great on those tractors.
Hey Dennis. My favorite tractor is the 8320. It be completely honest it the only one I drive. Hahah
Hey Molly is potatoes hard work
Super vids, Jack, RI, USA
Thank you jack!!
Summer Magic Molly Xx ❤️🇬🇧
Another day of tillage came across as another day of pillage!
I was wonder "what the heck"! 😂😂😂
Hahaha did UA-cam correct me lol pillage on those old potatoes
@BellsFarming at first that's what I thought you said. Had to play it over.
THANKS!
🥔👑 It's a sad day for me now that my favorite disc is a goner. RIP little disc 😥
It was a sad day. It definitely is resting in piece somewhere in that field hahah
Your comments always make me smile thank you!
hahahaha i drive and go all over the world a lot and one thing i always have to have is clean windows.. trash all over but nope gotta be able to see out.. see what is coming or going. And AND i got all my potatoes planted hahaha all 80 plants hahahaha and coming up great. And since that field flooded???? maybe what your smelling is some dead fish? if they are in the field it would be awesome just to till them in and use them as fertilizer.. Americans first.... my grandmother always said you grand kids go out and catch me a bunch of carp.. and that is what she used for the garden... worked awesome. plants flourished really well with the fish as fertilizer. Grandpa used a manure spreader years later to grind them up and spread them in the garden then tilled them under. Too bad he didn't have a chipper,.. that would have worked great. take care be safe have fun life is always an adventure. and you Shane and Bells farms are living one of the best.
Hey! Glad you’re back, I did notice you hadn’t left a comment on a while. Fish in the garden. That makes me think of native Americans! Very cool! Good job on your potato plants!! I hope you have a great growing season!
@@BellsFarming you tube removed you from my page.. had to find you again.... that is why.. and yes i do watch everything you Shane and Bells farms post. great knowledge to know. Always thanks for sharing.
Hard to believe how hard she worked not like millions of women.
I’m curious in the Midwest we rip in the fall after crops get out. Unless we’ve had excessive moisture . A lot of people also apply anhydrous in the fall.
We’ve talked about doing it in the fall, we never seem to have time to
@@shanebell9589 Thank you. Not everybody going to get it done specially with the weather. Mid Midwest Here.
Turning dirt and burning diesel. Nothing better in the spring.
You drive the tractor like a Indy race car champion, my bet was on Molly!
Hahah
We see Shane and his Big Disc! 😅
Hahahahahahahahshhs
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There are at least 3 eagle nests that I know of here north of Columbus Ohio. Experienced a sorta cheesy Memorial Day moment. Was putting up our flag on a pole up front Monday morning and as I got done I looked up and there was a Bald Eagle flying overhead. Was kinda neat actually and so patriotic. Of course there were 2 blackbirds bugging the eagle but I don't think it really cared about the little birds.
Very cool! I stop what I’m doing most of the time when I see one and just watch them. I was in. Northern Ohio. My dad says he sees them often now. Thank you for sharing you memorial days story with me :)
Hey ! I wanted to drive that tractor !
Lol 😝
What did you do before you started to learn farming Molly?
Dental assistant for 15 years
@@BellsFarming That explains your beautiful teeth!
Oh your a Buck-eye? Cool im a Michaganer.. Nebiorbers... lol..
Hey neighbor!
Bells Farm. “Potatoes Chiilin”
Hahahah 😊 well they were quite rotten, so maybe chilling wasn’t the best word lol