Jefferson County Historical Society Threshing Bee - September 2023

The Jefferson County Historical Society Threshing Bee
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 9 and 10, 2023
Held at Casad Family Farms, Madras, OR, where about 1 ½ acres of Sonora wheat was harvested.
Percheron horses, owned by Mike McIntosh, of Terrebonne, OR, pulled an antique John Deere reaper-binder, which cut, collected and bundled the wheat.
Those bundles were hand-loaded into David Campbell’s (CCIWB) antique Ellis Keystone wooden thresher, which separates the wheat kernels from the chaff.
Jefferson County Historical Society - www.jeffcohist...
Casad Family Farms - casadfamilyfar...
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[@jby6277]

Thanks for sharing.

[@barneygirl9643]

Love it😊 Back when neighbors helped neighbors, Hard work was a way of life, home cooked meals on the dinner table and life was a little sweeter.😊 Thank You for sharing and God bless ❤️🙏

[@jerrygaynor4384]

Thank you Casey for turning me on to CCIWB

[@Campbellclan4ever]

So many cool people and antique machines getting the job done❤

[@brian7327]

Great video might just be my new favorite channel

[@cciwb]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Oldways52]

Beautiful work horses and great smooth runnin old iron.

[@yetibremsstrahlung9018]

Love all the old stuff! Wish the Jefferson county here whare quilcene Washington is did this kind of stuff

[@henrycarlson7514]

So wise , Thank You . A fine example of how inovative and hard working Grand Pa and Grand Ma were. Such fine horses . Preserving history is GOOD

[@MrWiseinheart]

Sir I just watched the Casey's video, you're such a character👍 you need to be more in front of the camera just as much as behind it while filming your cool equipment 👍.

[@brycewiborg8095]

Nice drone footage. You put it all in order. The Sonora wheat is evidently tall. Those looked like long bundles.
Thank you.

[@gerhard6105]

Nice to how it is done. Here in my Ardennes barns I found a wind machine. It has such a big wheel inside that looks like a watermillwheel. It is intact and the old German text is still on there. It is light blue with white text. This was an old cow farm and has three big hay attics. I also found these belts and also straw cutting wheels (big). Also the smithing area still has nice items in it. I keep it ofcourse. The sieve machine I took from a straw attic with a Manitou is in a less good condition. Regards from Belgium

[@allenmenard777]

yall have things down to childs play