Hey Tony! Greetings from Dawson County, Montana. Back when I was farming...a great number of years ago, we had a little joke when it was real dry. We'd say we got a 4 inch rain...yeah right...1 drop every 4 inches. I'm really happy you got 4 REAL inches of rain in the past few weeks! Good...NO...GREAT for you guys! I've lived in Eastern Montana my entire life and it never ceases to amaze me how a little bit of rain can make our world so much greener and beautiful. We don't need a lot of rain, just some at the right time and we're off to the races! Thanks for your videos Tony! Take care and be safe.
Cool to see you and your dad working together many memories to be had and all the updates you have had on the farm this year, like the drill and spray trailer and shock hitch as you have to keep up with the updates nowadays in farming. I've been praying harder for you farmers and ranchers and you have been getting the rains and the crops are looking great this year compared to the other couple of years. Looks like nacho is learning alot from you as you are a good teacher to have.
Looks like an Old Monarch Lathe back there. What I learned machining on! Glad they are still out there serving people. Glad you guys are getting some moisture too, best wishes!
Thankful you got early moisture for the crops.... getting off to a good start.. hopefully you will keep getting rain throughout the season.... stay safe..
You got. Nice rains for your crops and they look nice. I seen the welkers crops on a recent video, they are really hurting for rain. It's too bad how the rain is good in some areas and nothing in others. Good luck
Nice truck 🛻 I have a 1967 f-250 that belong to my father in law and my dad has a 1970 crew cab. Nether are on the road now. But I would love to fix up bad crew cab some day if it don’t rust down first. Love the Chanel 👍 from East Tennessee
We've got 14 inches of moisture here in NE Wyoming so far.. ranchers are haying like crazy right now.. one told me he's getting 1.2 tons per acre so far.. I'm sure others are getting more
Send some to Northeast Neb please! 3 inches behind in June making 8 inches behind for the year, and hasn’t been a wet July by any means either. But glad to see someone’s getting moisture
Good video as always Nice old truck for Dad Did you ever get the Hood damage in the windrower fixed May God bless you and your family In my prayers as always 🙏
Have a Shocker hitch on 5th wheel as well. My experience with it, need to have *active* air. Installed air bags on truck with a compressor and added a line for the Shocker hitch too so I can add or bleed air. Found this significantly improved the performance of the Shocker hitch. To optimize the performance, the amount of air really needs to change, albeit slightly but doing this really made a difference..
It is really hard to comprehend all the small rocks there. I live in southern Minnesota and I hated picking rocks but it looks like it would be a never ending project to pick them all up there. Tony you missed the ladder on the side of your chem trailer.
The corn should have responded to that 4" rain. Our dryland corn in NW Texas has had 10/100 and 15/100 since being planted and now at V5. A good rain now would help with the constant 100 degree afternoons. It will be silking around the third week of August.
@@FastAgMontana Hope you were able to sell much of what will be harvested. I did not sell my dryland feedgrain because it will have to start raining. My dryland wheat made 7 bus per acre. Hundreds of thousand of acres were not harvested here. No sub moisture with 4" in 12 months for the 2023 crop so winter wheat may not get all that cheap. who knows?
Since corn is not a normal crop planted in your area and you planted it in 12" rows do you plan on choppng it for sileage? Just curious. Thanks. Keep up the Good Work!
With all that rain your hay crop will be very valuable to those down in Texas and Oklahoma as there drought is causing them major issues No feed no water in ponds they are selling all livestock So sad 😞 Just a few years ago when I was working there we got flooded out on numerous occasions
Tony, someone asked when you was seeding the corn how you plan to harvest it didn’t see a answer with 12” row spacing is silage a possibility but you do need ground corn for feed worked on a farm when I was in H.S and helped a neighbor for about 15 years until he went no-till love watching all the different farming from across the U.S. once a farm hand from Ohio god bless you and your family
I remember back in my younger days working on my neighbors farm, we had a little bit of silage corn left after filling up the silo. We just used the grain head on the combine to harvest the corn. It was a slow process but it worked. The header had a bat reel on it, not a finger pickup. I think a finger reel would get torn up.
That is the neatest spray trailer I’ve ever seen.
It amazes me how much the rain can very across the state and the weather as well.
Ask your trash company for cardboard recycling dumpster
Possibly a plastic jug recycling dumpster too.
Diggin’ the ole Ford!!!
Looking good. Need to pray for the Welkers. They need rain.
Great looking Ford !
All the green looks great! Hope the weather keeps cooperating for healthy crops.
Y’all have a great video editor…and the best chemical mixing music of any UA-camrs out there. 🤣
Sweet Truck Dad!!!!
Glad for the rain! NE NY we are very dry this year. Opposite of last year when it rained every other day it seemed.
fields are looking great!!
Awesome sprayer trailer Tony
Hope the rains keep coming as needed
Great to hear you're getting some much needed rain. Let's hope it continues.
Love that ford truck, my all time favorite truck
Finally some much needed rain!
That's one sweet looking & functional chemical trailer you have... Best wishes for a bin busting season.
almost as thankful for your rains as you are!! wonderful!!!!
Thank you , God bless your family
Tony your dads new old truck is awesome! great video, glad you are getting the much needed rain.
Hey Tony!
Greetings from Dawson County, Montana. Back when I was farming...a great number of years ago, we had a little joke when it was real dry. We'd say we got a 4 inch rain...yeah right...1 drop every 4 inches. I'm really happy you got 4 REAL inches of rain in the past few weeks! Good...NO...GREAT for you guys! I've lived in Eastern Montana my entire life and it never ceases to amaze me how a little bit of rain can make our world so much greener and beautiful. We don't need a lot of rain, just some at the right time and we're off to the races! Thanks for your videos Tony! Take care and be safe.
Man!! What an awesome setup you have for spraying!! Keep up the good work we appreciate you farmers and please keep the videos coming!!
Cool to see you and your dad working together many memories to be had and all the updates you have had on the farm this year, like the drill and spray trailer and shock hitch as you have to keep up with the updates nowadays in farming.
I've been praying harder for you farmers and ranchers and you have been getting the rains and the crops are looking great this year compared to the other couple of years. Looks like nacho is learning alot from you as you are a good teacher to have.
Great video Tony
Thank you for the video! God bless.....
Love the hoodies in JULY 😂😂. Bumblebee ford nice
Love the 67 through 72 Ford pickups
Happy you got the rain!
Looks like an Old Monarch Lathe back there. What I learned machining on! Glad they are still out there serving people. Glad you guys are getting some moisture too, best wishes!
There is normal man’s tight. And then there’s the Tony Fast tight.
Tony Tight!
Thankful you got early moisture for the crops.... getting off to a good start.. hopefully you will keep getting rain throughout the season.... stay safe..
Glad to see you’ve been blessed with good soaking rains!! Very dry here in Oklahoma
Great rain 👍🤗
Glad ur getting some moisture great video again
Great video thank you love the high boy beautiful truck warren
Thank you for sharing the 5th wheel shock hitch. Going to check it out
Sweet pickup, my brother just bought a 1971 ford f100 with a 360 and it is very clean .
Praise the LORD for the rain
You got. Nice rains for your crops and they look nice. I seen the welkers crops on a recent video, they are really hurting for rain.
It's too bad how the rain is good in some areas and nothing in others. Good luck
Awesome truck, had a 68 two wheel drive, wish I still had it
Up here in winkler manitoba Canada us guys like the early frost on the corn it helps the corn on drying out the plant process for harvest
You ought to recommend that spray trailer to the Larson farm. I believe that they could use a good upgrade.
Very good video 👍 👍 👍
I don’t think I’ve ever heard you say “ it’s muddy” before.
Praying harder is working !!
Amen!
Love the yellow truck, I've got a 69 that was my uncles, 199k miles with the 360. Untouched. About the completely rebuild it.
When you were backing the trailer in I thought Nacho was a new grey headed employee. 😁😁
YAHOOO!
Praying for you.
I just told Chet from Larson Farms he needs to get a trailer like you 👍🏼
God is good everyday , every way
Nice truck 🛻 I have a 1967 f-250 that belong to my father in law and my dad has a 1970 crew cab. Nether are on the road now. But I would love to fix up bad crew cab some day if it don’t rust down first. Love the Chanel 👍 from East Tennessee
You need to send some of that rain over to Welker farms. Nice to see things are going well
Beautiful truck
Very nice
I want it 😎
I'm so glad you guys got some rain not the Welker's could just get some they need it really really bad
It’s nice t see the green fields
Love the old jd garden tractor
Your Dad bought a nice looking truck
We've got 14 inches of moisture here in NE Wyoming so far.. ranchers are haying like crazy right now.. one told me he's getting 1.2 tons per acre so far.. I'm sure others are getting more
Rain yea Mr Tony a w is a w on rain
Send some to Northeast Neb please! 3 inches behind in June making 8 inches behind for the year, and hasn’t been a wet July by any means either. But glad to see someone’s getting moisture
I didn't believe in dragons until I saw the pile of excrement left on the corner of the hood of your pickup. :-)
Good video as always Nice old truck for Dad Did you ever get the Hood damage in the windrower fixed May God bless you and your family In my prayers as always 🙏
Shocker hitch’s are made in Arthur North Dakota bob Sagan invented them ! He built race car frames for years before he got into shocker hitch’s
Have a Shocker hitch on 5th wheel as well. My experience with it, need to have *active* air. Installed air bags on truck with a compressor and added a line for the Shocker hitch too so I can add or bleed air. Found this significantly improved the performance of the Shocker hitch. To optimize the performance, the amount of air really needs to change, albeit slightly but doing this really made a difference..
So dad is gonna get us a video tour of that sweet ‘69, right!? 😍
It is really hard to comprehend all the small rocks there. I live in southern Minnesota and I hated picking rocks but it looks like it would be a never ending project to pick them all up there. Tony you missed the ladder on the side of your chem trailer.
You need to teach Nacho how get stuff Tony Tight. Lol.
Good video
The corn should have responded to that 4" rain. Our dryland corn in NW Texas has had 10/100 and 15/100 since being planted and now at V5. A good rain now would help with the constant 100 degree afternoons. It will be silking around the third week of August.
The taint total since we started seeding us 4”. But we have had 3.7”in July now. It’s looking good.
The taint total since we started seeding us 4”. But we have had 3.7”in July now. It’s looking good.
@@FastAgMontana Hope you were able to sell much of what will be harvested. I did not sell my dryland feedgrain because it will have to start raining. My dryland wheat made 7 bus per acre. Hundreds of thousand of acres were not harvested here. No sub moisture with 4" in 12 months for the 2023 crop so winter wheat may not get all that cheap. who knows?
Wow 4 inches we could use that down here in Illinois been really dry pasture are not looking very good
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Since corn is not a normal crop planted in your area and you planted it in 12" rows do you plan on choppng it for sileage? Just curious. Thanks. Keep up the Good Work!
Are you planning on combining the corn or haying it?
We've had just over 26 inches of rain here in West Virginia so far. July 13th.
It is so green it looks like Wisconsin.
Yeah I hear you about that bird poop use it happened right after you wash your vehicle
need to get a hold of the LARSON FARMS and tell chet or dougo about that spray trailer he was just asking to get a bigger and better set up.
With all that rain your hay crop will be very valuable to those down in Texas and Oklahoma as there drought is causing them major issues
No feed no water in ponds they are selling all livestock
So sad 😞
Just a few years ago when I was working there we got flooded out on numerous occasions
That sounds like parts of Montana yet. We are blessed to have a great crop this year.
Fast, how far are you from the Walker’s farm? The reason I am asking is cause it seems like you get more rain than they get.
5 hours east.
It seems like you get alot more rain than the Welkers?
Yes we have we are about 5 hours east of them.
How far from Welker's are you? You have been getting rains that they have not got.
Ed Elm Tony is about 5 hours east of Welkers
Vos Ignacio, sigue adelante con los chistes.
ok understand.
Have had my shocker hitch for about 6 years, wouldn't have another, carry a battery operated hand compressor to adjust air bag!
Wouldn't have another make hitch
Nice crop of small rocks in with your corn. Is this the normal timing for rain or is there no normal? Wheat looks really good. Any yield estimates?
We had some in the high 80s in the past.
2:28
So Warren DID eat his wheaties that morning ...
How close the Saskatchewan border are you at your north farm?
25 miles.
I’d be worried about the foil on those jugs going into the tanks and plugging screens.
Look up "ed's Red"- penetrating oil half ATF,
CONCRETE!
Where’s Colin been?
Tony, someone asked when you was seeding the corn how you plan to harvest it didn’t see a answer with 12” row spacing is silage a possibility but you do need ground corn for feed worked on a farm when I was in H.S and helped a neighbor for about 15 years until he went no-till love watching all the different farming from across the U.S. once a farm hand from Ohio god bless you and your family
I remember back in my younger days working on my neighbors farm, we had a little bit of silage corn left after filling up the silo. We just used the grain head on the combine to harvest the corn. It was a slow process but it worked. The header had a bat reel on it, not a finger pickup. I think a finger reel would get torn up.
We have a set of corn pans from flexi finger. We put them on the Draper heads.
Hi
Buy your dad a step so he doesn’t have to make one nice pickup 👍
Was that a John Deere 318 in the background?
Tony needs to do a video on that round fender John Deere.
we haven't seen 4 inches in two years
i would use a fireblade or torch burn them off lol.
The bolts had a special head on them and thus possibly didn't have replacement bolts easily available
Your audio is not great.
It's not crisp your voice is mono tone which makes you sound far away. A few videos now😞