Harvest Continues With a 5 Year Old Farm Hand Season 2 Episode 26
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- The younger generation pitches in as Corn crew keeps dodging rains to continue harvest for awhile. Bean crew does for a little bit before being rained out.
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No bull. Just farm. I like it.
That Tripp is a doll! Teaching him well Reese! What a great family!
You will never forget these times with Tripp! Congrats!!!
Congratulations-you have produced the perfect video! Includes everything, good music, good drone shots, lots of equipment, three generations of perfect family,and perfect conversation! God bless you all!
Great videos Reese, your beautiful little daughter bringing your dad the beverage in the cornfield was priceless...👌🇺🇸
Elbow corn - learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you! Be safe guys.
Happy to hear that
A certain red company should play that George repairing the loose fitting segment to all their employees in the factory.
I agree 😆
Enjoying the wed. Videos.
Mr George, better watch out Tripp might get your job. What a good, smart little lad. He did well. Good job dad!!!!
We are new subscribers! Thank you for sharing! It is nice to see you all farming together as a family! We had wind damage too on our corn! We are a farming family of all girls from Kansas! Our thirteen year old girl is the voice behind our channel! We hope your harvest continues to go well and stay safe! Blessings!
Thanks for subscribing and I’ll have to check out your channel
Good night from Waterloo Iowa
farm boy tuff good young man with a great dad as his teacher well done
Wow, that is a corn eating machine. Hope you have a great harvest
So happy to see some more Morris clips. He seems like a fun guy to learn from
He is
Excellent my friend, getting the future farmer evolved
Your handsome young farm hand is a thinker. Obviously he'll be a good Farmer in no time.
56 years ago I was his age. I pray and hope the best for all young people as this world is NOT what it used to be when I was his age.
A prayer that I’m praying as well
Always enjoy seeing your progress. Nice to see your harvest moving along rather smoothly. It’s been a lot of years since I was in a combine. Came home from the Marine Corps in 1978 ran a 7700 with rear wheel assist shelling corn. It was extremely muddy at harvest that year here in Northwestern Ohio. I think we finished up the day after Thanksgiving. Then shelled quite a bit for the neighbors. Thanks for letting us watch your Farm .
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Very interesting, thanks for sharing
That Tripp is quite the farm hand! I couldn't help but notice the cool lamp shade there in the moisture testing room, that could have some value it definitely should be in a nicer environment!! Always looking forward to your videos.
That thing has been there for as long as I can remember
Sharp kid. He will make a good farmer.
Cab corn is the variety!!!!!
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Superbe vidéo, le jeune apprenti connait déjà bien son travail, très belle éducation pour toute la vie, bravo👍👌😍
You'll are doing a great job like always. That little boy will learn a whole lot of stuff most kids will not learn in a classroom. Pretty soon he shall be behind the wheel of one of those semis unloading that corn and picking what truck he wants to drive first lol lol .
My daughter is the same way with doing farm work. She loves helping us and says "baby help" when she wants to help out. Awesome video.
Nice, something to encourage
I saw a handy little item the other day y’all might consider. An old boy rigged up white LED lights on the gram rail in the middle of each hopper bottom so you can see dumping at night. Rigged it up on a toggle switch.
That is a good idea
@@iversfarms I need to spell check apparently… “frame rail”
I used to help my dad farm up in the Texas panhandle long time ago and I really miss it that's why I enjoy you guys this video so much
Happy to be able to bring that feeling to you
You have no idea how much I love the drone footage! Such cool shots
Thanks, hoping to get a night one tomorrow
That’s some really good help you have there! He will be driving tractors and semis before you know it!
Texas farm speak,,,, a rain bigger then a downpour? Toad strangler, or my personal favorite I got from my grandad,,, it’s rainin harder then a cow pee’in on a flat rock.
Ur family farm is what many strive to be like
All "hands" on deck at Ivers Farms....even the little 'uns! Sorry ya'll have a few start harvest hiccups but it looked like ya'll are always a step ahead of most it! Looks like weather's co- operatin'...and some fine yields! Thank Ya'll for farmin' and feedin'!👍🌽🌱🚛🚚🚜🆒🤠
It’s not always fun to drag a camera along with you but it sure is good for us
Thank you guys for thanking me for appreciating your videos you guys do a great job keep up the good work
like the pumpkins
Awesome. Double video week again.
I concur!!
Great video I really to see how the guide work on the corn head looks like it works good in the elbow corn it would been great to have back when I was farming Great see the bean crew got to run a little bit looks like the beans our still yield staying up there.
Things just keep getting better and better
It's cool to see Dalton and Jay they seem like really cool people I love how you guys explain everything awesome video
Yeeeeessssssss!! Another Ivers Farms video!! ❤❤🙏🙏💪💪
To hell with your progress, I’m from Freeburg and don’t have a dryer so I took my boat to Kincaid and got rained out
😂😂 when do you think you’ll be able to start?
That was my truck, before I had kids. Sleeper cab now! Haha;
Just like a lady trading in the car for a minivan
Reese, I am impressed with your families operation. Your comment about being greedy when things are going so well is so true. I figure just keep on praying, God will tell you when it is time and he will give you hurdles to keep you humble. Love that you have everybody get some camera time.
Amen brother
Great content keep it up 👍🏻
I was raised on a Cotton and grain farm, and really enjoy the family aspect of your farm!
You will never meet a farmer who is not well versed on the weather radar ☀️
For sure
2 videos again another good week 👍
Watching you harvest while I harvest. Pretty cool 😎. Really liking these 2 videos a week. Gives me something good to watch. Get tired of the radio ya know?
I agree, I’ve been listening to a lot of podcasts lately
Dan Carlin’s hard core history are really good if you like military history
Looks like it is going well What a impressive young man When the legs grow a little more he'll be dumping with out dad helping Keep up the teaching it will serve you both well 👍
your farm is just one big learning curve, so much info. so much knowledge it's just grand thank you for the teaching, what an education
Y’all’s harvest videos are bad a$$...good views nice equipment and organized chaos...👍👍👍keep em comin Reese and family 🇺🇸MERICA 🇺🇸
Deb it out we didn't have his nice equipment as you guys got that's great I'm glad y'all can do that we farmed with John Deere 95 combine back in the '90s and had an old 40/20 and an old 50 20 John Deere but we was all happy and we made a good living at it
Harvest, my favorite time of year. Wished I was out there helping
Enjoy watching, what a family and crew you have assembled.
Above cars and dogs rain would be a Frog Strangler
Keep after it fellas!!!
It was a tough harvest running 90s machines. Had to have a rotary come save us.
Reese, you’ve definitely got a keeper there pal! Good times!!
Like 👍the double video week you guys are awesome 👌👏
What a great little helper !
great to see dads and yougens on the fram takes me back great video reese god bless ivers
We call that corn gooseneck up in Minnesota.
Just found yall recently reminds me a lot of Larson Farms. Bad new yall just got a new subscriber. Awesome content.
Happy to have you
Thanks for subscribing
I subscribed to your channel last harvest and really come to enjoy watching and seeing your family work together. Appreciate everything you guys do. Good to see David on the up and up.
I really like when you have more than 1 video a week!
Little helper was on point! Moisture tester use impressed me.
I was impressed that he got all the numbers right
I think David was saying the corn crew are divas glad to see David getting out more great video great advice about checking your equipment glad to see y’all jump in there together and get it fixed and having a good time doing it
Also liked your little helper
Thank you To Dennis, David, George, Reese and all who stand in front of the camera to add their prospective. The major contribution of the elder Ivers is unexpected and refreshing. See ya next time!
Love learning from those two
You missed Gully Washer!!!!🤣
A workin’ man needs a pair of workin’ man boots and gloves! 😎
Yeah, definitely not proper farmer attire😂
Great,
Great video. Great advice for “young farmers”. Need more of that. I’d like to hear how you decided on your buildings, size, number of as well as likes and dislikes etc. Thanks
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Bigger the better of course but we thought this size would work for us
No complaints, it would be nice if the semi parking was insulated but we didn’t want to spend the money on it
@@iversfarms Thanks. Great video Thanks
@@iversfarms understandable but can always do that later on
Gully washer , Frog strangler , Of biblical proportions.
Those are good ones
Thanks for the awesome video keep up the good work.
Great job everyone at ivers! Would love to hear about your new combine and differences with old ones, how you like or dislike
I’ll tell George
Best video yet.
Don't forget a "frog-stangler" rain.....
The "Boss Man" is sure giving you hell Reese. 😂😂😂 Keep it up "Boss Man", keep the kids in line. 😎😎😎😎👍👍✌️
Always🙄
Badass as always ! 🇺🇸🌽
Here in Tennessee we have two more advanced stages of rain we have the Ditch washer and the worst is the 🐸 frog strangler
Don’t forget raining cats and dogs and the comparisons to a cow and a flat rock.
😂😂 I hadn’t heard the cow one
@@iversfarms I guess you filled in the blanks. You run a PG channel, I won’t do that to you.
Man that combine looks like it's flying for 16 rows! I mean 12 Still a corn eating machine!
We have talked about a 16 but then we wouldn’t to cut through on a 1/2 mile pass
Oh I see. @@iversfarms
Thanks for your video, I just watched it. It was busy here with the harvest of the onions. If you want you can watch it on vlog-92 which will be online tomorrow. greeting Jilles
Share a link to hit on the video today so people can click on it. I look forward to watching
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full load of cab corn LOL
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stake the nuts and bolts so they don't turn, like a br 16 gas bolts maybe try a couple...I staked shear bolt nuts on the bushog worked good
Awesome video as always love to help during harvest at least drive a truck great content
Where do you live?
@@iversfarms st Louis,mo
Looks like your centering spring is broke on your row feeler. Not sure if it makes any difference until u get a bare row
Its excellent up here
This is great having all the harvest videos way to go Ivers Farms family is a great family farm. 🎃 Growing in the ditch 🤣😆😂
Good to see David back out and about! Boss man and his paperwork, never fun. Not fun to be the boss
True site would be a huge advantage because if I ate fried chicken mashed taters and corn I would be asleep before I got to other end of field
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Love your videos
Tripp will be driving a tractor soon now
Too soon
How is our hero faring? He looks like he's healing up well.
He’s doing great. Keep trying to get him to take a camera with him
Great videos as always. Might be interested in the true sight you have if it’s still available
She’s sold
Crops look fantastic!! I always thought 50 bushel beans were fantastic!! Y'all are doubling that.. Says a lot about how good of farmers y'all are.. Where are you getting tacos on Tuesday? That little tavern on the south end of Lawrenceville? Syds I believe was the name..
They have it on Wednesday
The port In Bridgeport has them on tuesdays
One thang for sure if weather men are paid anything at all they are way overpaid.
Gotta be hard to trust the technology with the feelers when your view out the cab is such as that!
As always Reese nice video with lots of info. But all I really care about is this news of tacos at the port. As I’ve been gone from the area for sometime this is news to me. I’m gonna need a ranking from you against the area taco staples.
Syds
Willies
St. F legion
The port.
Need to know where to invite you next time I’m home!!
I’ve never had Willies and I have a hard time picking a favorite between the other 3
Great content again as always. Are you guys shelling 6k acres of corn with one combine? You, Reese, George and the boss man Dennis are fun and informative. Great job!
Yes sir, second year for it. It’ll have 3 million bushel ran through it by the end of the year. Next year that combine will go to David on the bean crew
@@iversfarms can you run 200 acres in a day?
On the big fields
looks like stuff piling on top of devastator too much for the bolts to hold
SHOOTS HE SCORES AND THE CROWED GOES WILD
Why don’t y’all run the crazy air system on your bean head? Larson Farms swears by theirs Chet put out a video with the camera on the head with and without air it was a huge difference and Brian’s Farming just put one on their new Gleaner. I believe Larson Farms said the air system would pay for itself in a matter of a few hundred acres, I think that’s what Chet said.
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We tried one last year that we now have for sale if you know anyone who wants one that fits a 40’ macdon.
In our tall bushy beans the bean crew thinks they knock out more than they save.
They did sidexsides with 2 different heads but didn’t video it
Are the new tracks on the case an improvement
Yes, I hope they start putting them on the tractors in the future