@@Look_What_I_Did chill out man, I think Chrissy is saying the fact that their ground has moisture. MT went through a drought. I’m a farmer I get why you don’t like a flooded field but don’t turn people away from learning and watching more about agriculture
@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob I hope the last few weeks of being dry isn’t a trend! Here in PA, we haven’t had rain in a month. We had a few days in April of downpours that made my 50 gallon rain barrel overflow for 2 days. Haven’t had a single drop since. Not the norm for us. Looked like Nick was planting into good moisture, hopefully the crops have had a good start.
@@aarondias5185 thank you & yes, after 2 years of such a horrible drought destroying their crops it felt like that was the new normal. So seeing fields wet was a good thing.
Maybe put some some waterbars (and roadside rock piles) in the sloping road when the semi-trucks have completed harvest, to reduce erosion and the runoff water velocity.
Sometimes the hoses from the sensor to ecu get holes in them and produce ghost blockages. And the odd time the port on the ecu goes bad, so switch the hose to an unused port but don’t forget to change which port those run to in your configuration. That fixed two ghost blockages for us this year.
The Welker Farms commitment to the legendary Big Bud is inspiring. You guys are the best of the best when it comes to honoring the past and blending the old with the modern tech world of farming. Sure is fun to watch those big white machines doing what the were built to do. Thanks.
I was born in 71, that little bud is making me feel old, but i like it better than the new stuff, so i'm not old. All the different stages from prepping the field's all the way through harvest, is like relearning with you guy's. When i was a kid, my family did a lot of corn and alfalfa over here in lower mid michigan, because we had dairy cow's, a few hogs, along with around 3000 acres of corn, and a couple hundred of alfalfa, and i really miss all that. Thanks for the video's, because no matter what you grow, it's still great every year. G-d bless.
Hallelujah... Welkers have moisture in their fields... after draught like conditions it's good to see better seeding conditions... God bless you all with the best yields this season... Amen...
Seeing those Big Buds rollin' coal is pretty cool. Those tractors are like a Harley Davidsons marking its trail & leaving its mark. The new tire seem to be helping.
Great to see a family work together. My parents have passed and two older brothers have passed. One younger brother but addicted to drug abuse years ago. At 67 and the parents of 3 young men we work together the way you guys do. I ALWAYS LOOK FORWARD TO THE CONTENT OF YOUR PRESENTAIONS. STAY SAFE!!!
You know how much we like watching the buds get stuck. Imagining what it takes is insane. We appreciate your "mistakes" that are totally not just for us. No need to argue, we already know
These vids are so entertaining. Once again the epic drone shot from directly ahead of the tractor. The boca. The heat waves The incredible backdrop. I also love when you roll the coal. Praying you have an incredible harvest.
🌾💦🌞 It's truly a mini miracle to see standing water on a Welkers field after the challenging past two years. The resilience of nature is awe-inspiring. Here's hoping that the hail stays away this year, allowing for an amazing harvest. Wishing you a successful and bountiful season ahead! 🌾🙏🌱
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. Hey Nick, stay out of the mud!!!! Just giving you a bad time-ha!!! Thanks for the drone footage. Always enjoy your drone footage. Bigger perspective on the lay of the land. Good to see Colby and Bob in action again. Colby likes his tractor rides. Thanks Bob for your narrative across the field. Get that seed in the ground. Yeah!!!!!!!!! Thanks Bob!!!!!! Sending more prayers your way for more rain. Hopefully you get more moisture!!!!!!! Big bud really leaking but you can get it through planting season and then slow the leaks some. Yeah. The old big bud that Bob is using is doing a good job. Alright!!!!! Getting the seed in the ground. That old road is in rough shape. Easy does it going over that road with machinery. Scott is trying to make it better to use. About it I guess. You all take care and be safe. Keep getting that seed in the ground. Go get em. Thanks for everything Welkers. The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
I've been fighting with our seeder lately lol it's a older mechanical one and one side is seeding a little more than the other except it's still working lol just keep tweaking n seeding and find that sweet spot is all..many blessings to y'all
I spent my teens working on a neighbors dairy farm and it was the best thing I ever did! I miss that life so much. Sadly like so many small family ran dairy farms, this one in NY, It eventually couldn't sustain itself anymore. I would give anything to have been born and raised on a family farm. Such a rewarding life! You learn absolutely every kind of skill you could ever need to know as you have no other choice. lol And to see the fruits of your labor every single day was just the most amazing thing ever.
I grew up an a dairy farm in northern Illinois. I was always jealous of the city kids ability to ride their bike on paved roads. We had a blast riding our bikes our in the fields and pastures,. While the city kids were enjoying paved roads, I was operating a tractor, by myself, as a preteen.
It’s such a different way of farming but still the same. Love this channel. That bud is a 71 so it’s compared to a 7520 Deere. They were way ahead of their time on the cab and design.
That was nice to see mud on your ground. Maybe you will have a good year, hopefully better than the last 2 years. I just luv to see your dad and his favorite son of all Colby. Legarms just luv running the grater. God bless see you in the next video
Video was absolutely epic!!! Great mix of everyone, things are in full swing, weather is holding up, seeds going in the ground, and everybody is smiling. Couldn’t ask for a better visit to the farms guys. Thank you for all that you do and keeping us fed across America
Very glad you have some base moisture this year. The drone footage of the 2 big buds is pretty sweet. Bob did a great job walking backwards filming also, I would have been on the ground, lol. Hope you all stay safe and healthy.
we have many roads like the one LegArms shows on the ranch, or I should say had, proper packing, crowning, material, ditch mitigation , 269 tons of ABC and no more problems,
When we build our roads on my logging business we water bar the hills to prevent wash outs. Don't know if that would work in y'alls area or not. I'm in the south and our ground is probably different. Just a suggestion. Would love to see Montana one day. Thanks for the content. You guys are truly blessed.
Oh yeah, that's what mud looks like. It's been a while since we've seen it in west central SK as well. We're finally getting some rain here over the last couple days. So now I'm watching you guys farm while I wait to get back in the field. Stay safe and good luck this year!
Love to see moisture in the fields. Hopefully it gives the seed a great start to a even better harvest!! I think LegArms should just put Welker Towing on the side of the Series 2. Hope the bill he sends isn't to bad Nick.. Thanks for sharing and once again those drone shots are absolutely steller.
More drone footage please, know your busy but you by far do the best aerial photography of any of the channels I watch, always makes me feel the grace and glory of gods creation in them. Saying my prayers that you and all the other farmers get good and timely rains! God bless
Fellows I was so happy to see you sowing wheat , man its nice to have good moisture in the sub soil, even if you get bogged a few times Nick ,its a good feeling knowing you have a good chance of a bumper crop this season,Bob, after seeing your terrain you have some wonderful sites for Irrigation Dams & big ones at that ,the Drone sure is wonderful gave some Fantastic views , its Great feeling having Scott on stand by even if he is trying to grade the roads, but now he has the workman back to help out when theres a field call out for help ,good one, now Bob you know I love old Kobe he is a real mate , ready for any action, you 2 are the real Stars even if your the Bosses of all you can survey , well this was a Beaut video Fellows I thoroughly enjoyed this one, Bob please can you give me a contact email for the Big Bud Factory I would like to make contact with them, once again Blessings to you Fellows & Family, Regards & Best Wishes , Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia. 👍🐕🐎🐎🐎🦄🦄🦌🦌🦌🐂🐃🐄🐖🐏🐑🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦃🦃🐔🐓🐓🦋🦋🦋🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴
Your view on the oil leaks versus planting makes total sense to a non-farmer. 🙂 The only thing I'd watch though is the potential for fire because those babies get pretty toasty... I noticed a bunch of debris/dead grass/etc on the one engine... I' be cleaning that out before the next go-round 😛
Nick don’t feel bad I got stuck 2 times seeding this year, we just got done seeding yesterday good timing because it rained here today greetings from north of the border 🇨🇦
Sorry you kept getting stuck, although it Is kind of a nice problem compared to what you're used to. Those Yankum ropes are pretty impressive. The coolest thing is those two, three Big Buds working! Thanks Welkers!
Seeing standing water on a Welkers field is a mini miracle after the last 2 years. If the hail holds off this year, that’ll be amazing.
Flooded field is a miracle.... What circus did you escape from clown?
@@Look_What_I_Did chill out man, I think Chrissy is saying the fact that their ground has moisture. MT went through a drought. I’m a farmer I get why you don’t like a flooded field but don’t turn people away from learning and watching more about agriculture
I agree wet ground is appealing. But the weeks since the snow left have been very dry, less than two tenths total. Greetings Chrissy
@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob I hope the last few weeks of being dry isn’t a trend! Here in PA, we haven’t had rain in a month. We had a few days in April of downpours that made my 50 gallon rain barrel overflow for 2 days. Haven’t had a single drop since. Not the norm for us.
Looked like Nick was planting into good moisture, hopefully the crops have had a good start.
@@aarondias5185 thank you & yes, after 2 years of such a horrible drought destroying their crops it felt like that was the new normal. So seeing fields wet was a good thing.
So glad you guys are having trouble with mud and not dust bath.
Yea I suppose that is a welcomed issue.
You clearly have never farmed. Neither situation is any better.
Love your guys videos.
@@Look_What_I_Did you clearly haven’t farmed wild rice it requires mud!!
It’s nice to watch professionals using well made, well cared for machinery that makes work easier. I love this channel.
Love seeing Coby back on rabbit duty.
21 yrs USMC + 8 Yrs DOD Contractor. 12 overseas deployments in 8 countries. At 63, You Inspire Me!❤😂❤
Nice to see Scott being his old happy himself!!
MUD: over Blessing of water😉Still better than dry. BTW, love that (no D.E.F) black smoke!! God Bless!!
In 1971, I was 11 yrs old. Did you know? 5-gallon bucket, werent invented till 1967. I was 7. Love Farming❤😂❤
Big Bud seeding in the spring with the mountains in the background is SO awesome!
Thanks for creating "content" by getting stuck Nick! Love the channel. We pray for rain for you guys. Drone footage is excellent.
Thank you! Who needs TV when our UA-camrs like you all.
One of the more talked about father-son brother operations on UA-cam.
Maybe put some some waterbars (and roadside rock piles) in the sloping road when the semi-trucks have completed harvest, to reduce erosion and the runoff water velocity.
Sometimes the hoses from the sensor to ecu get holes in them and produce ghost blockages. And the odd time the port on the ecu goes bad, so switch the hose to an unused port but don’t forget to change which port those run to in your configuration. That fixed two ghost blockages for us this year.
I added an extra run to tgst ecu, (11 instead of 10) and disregard the bad one #9.
I’m so glad to see this content today, but mostly to hear Bob’s Daily Puns… 😁
I will never not be amazed at the drone footage from the welkers. It's just insanely beautiful. Feel like I'm watching a documentary on a big bud🤙🏼
Great job seeding peas Nick and Bob
The Welker Farms commitment to the legendary Big Bud is inspiring. You guys are the best of the best when it comes to honoring the past and blending the old with the modern tech world of farming. Sure is fun to watch those big white machines doing what the were built to do. Thanks.
I was born in 71, that little bud is making me feel old, but i like it better than the new stuff, so i'm not old. All the different stages from prepping the field's all the way through harvest, is like relearning with you guy's. When i was a kid, my family did a lot of corn and alfalfa over here in lower mid michigan, because we had dairy cow's, a few hogs, along with around 3000 acres of corn, and a couple hundred of alfalfa, and i really miss all that. Thanks for the video's, because no matter what you grow, it's still great every year. G-d bless.
Hallelujah... Welkers have moisture in their fields... after draught like conditions it's good to see better seeding conditions... God bless you all with the best yields this season... Amen...
Thank God for farmers. Keep up the good job 👍😊. God Bless 🙏 u All.
Seeing those Big Buds rollin' coal is pretty cool. Those tractors are like a Harley Davidsons marking its trail & leaving its mark. The new tire seem to be helping.
Great to see a family work together. My parents have passed and two older brothers have passed. One younger brother but addicted to drug abuse years ago. At 67 and the parents of 3 young men we work together the way you guys do. I ALWAYS LOOK FORWARD TO THE CONTENT OF YOUR PRESENTAIONS. STAY SAFE!!!
You know how much we like watching the buds get stuck. Imagining what it takes is insane. We appreciate your "mistakes" that are totally not just for us. No need to argue, we already know
Love the dramatic music with the drone footage. You do an awesome job with that. And please keep showing the tractors getting stuck, love it!!!
Drone footage was awesome. ❤
These vids are so entertaining. Once again the epic drone shot from directly ahead of the tractor. The boca. The heat waves The incredible backdrop. I also love when you roll the coal. Praying you have an incredible harvest.
Dad and Scott really know how to get it done
That drone shots with the dust and music. I could watch that all day.👍
Seeing mud is such a blessing. Praying for a great year. God Bless.
I am grateful that you have moisture in soil to plant into. I will keep praying for adequate moisture for growing season. Jerome Manhattan, Ks.
Cody living the Dream. Got a dog of my own. Chief German-Shepherd❤ why I'm still here, Combat Vet, with Service Dog
Leg Arms Rescue Department arrived to the scene, got the job done and the seeding is back in business.
🌾💦🌞 It's truly a mini miracle to see standing water on a Welkers field after the challenging past two years. The resilience of nature is awe-inspiring. Here's hoping that the hail stays away this year, allowing for an amazing harvest. Wishing you a successful and bountiful season ahead! 🌾🙏🌱
Use a landscape rake to finish your roads. Makes great finish and it's fast! Indded, the faster you go, the better the outcome.
Thank you for all you do to feed this nation. The pullback drone shots are awesome seeing that enormous equipment in those huge fields!
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Hey Nick, stay out of the mud!!!! Just giving you a bad time-ha!!!
Thanks for the drone footage. Always enjoy your drone footage. Bigger perspective on the lay of the land.
Good to see Colby and Bob in action again. Colby likes his tractor rides. Thanks Bob for your narrative across the field.
Get that seed in the ground. Yeah!!!!!!!!! Thanks Bob!!!!!!
Sending more prayers your way for more rain. Hopefully you get more moisture!!!!!!!
Big bud really leaking but you can get it through planting season and then slow the leaks some. Yeah.
The old big bud that Bob is using is doing a good job. Alright!!!!! Getting the seed in the ground.
That old road is in rough shape. Easy does it going over that road with machinery. Scott is trying to make it better to use.
About it I guess. You all take care and be safe.
Keep getting that seed in the ground. Go get em.
Thanks for everything Welkers.
The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
That's why they say
THIS BUD'S FOR YOU 😂
Good luck Welker Farms seeding your 2023 crops
Love Kobe in the cab. I miss my Labrador who died a few years back. Dog's are priceless.
Modern agriculture technology wisely used and well explained. Thanks for another video, can't get enough of this beautiful landscape. God bless!
That was too cool!! Both buds rolling coal at the same time when you were stuck. Epic!! So Awesome!! And twice !!
I've been fighting with our seeder lately lol it's a older mechanical one and one side is seeding a little more than the other except it's still working lol just keep tweaking n seeding and find that sweet spot is all..many blessings to y'all
I spent my teens working on a neighbors dairy farm and it was the best thing I ever did! I miss that life so much. Sadly like so many small family ran dairy farms, this one in NY, It eventually couldn't sustain itself anymore. I would give anything to have been born and raised on a family farm. Such a rewarding life! You learn absolutely every kind of skill you could ever need to know as you have no other choice. lol And to see the fruits of your labor every single day was just the most amazing thing ever.
Plus we always made time for fun as it was equally necessary just to keep your sanity sometimes! lol
I grew up an a dairy farm in northern Illinois. I was always jealous of the city kids ability to ride their bike on paved roads. We had a blast riding our bikes our in the fields and pastures,. While the city kids were enjoying paved roads, I was operating a tractor, by myself, as a preteen.
I appreciate any vehicle that takes a square key to start it and a round key to unlock it!
My suggestion: Lots of towing hooks for the Yankum ropes. Some of the Cleat style, or trailer hitch and Clevis type.
Great video guys. Like seeing dad and kobe in the tractor. I know getting stuck is a pain but at least there's soil moisture. God Bless all.
Dad and Kobe is the best!
It’s such a different way of farming but still the same. Love this channel. That bud is a 71 so it’s compared to a 7520 Deere. They were way ahead of their time on the cab and design.
drone flying and that majestic music feels like transformers. any minute they will stand up and run across the field. lol
Glad to see little bud getting some work. She's been on vacation long enough..
Glad to see you using the old trucks.
The Grader could use towing hooks also. And then you clean up the ruts too, for replanting.
I know it's not fun getting stuck, but I love the drone coverage!!
I love seeing the Big Buds in action. Great content as usual!! Praying for a successful season of farming 🙏🙏🙏.
Yeah I just hate when we get are 525-50 big buds stuck. Sometimes all the other tractors on the farm to get them moving again.
That was nice to see mud on your ground. Maybe you will have a good year, hopefully better than the last 2 years. I just luv to see your dad and his favorite son of all Colby. Legarms just luv running the grater. God bless see you in the next video
Video was absolutely epic!!! Great mix of everyone, things are in full swing, weather is holding up, seeds going in the ground, and everybody is smiling. Couldn’t ask for a better visit to the farms guys. Thank you for all that you do and keeping us fed across America
Thanks Dad Scott (Leg Arms) & Nick....This Old fighter pilot in my 80's loves watching your movie like video's....
F-4 Phantom 2 Shoe🇺🇸
Very glad you have some base moisture this year. The drone footage of the 2 big buds is pretty sweet. Bob did a great job walking backwards filming also, I would have been on the ground, lol. Hope you all stay safe and healthy.
Thanks Welkers...those Buds are amazing tractors.
Glad to see you had problems with mud. Haven't seem that for quite awhile. Hope the extra moisture helps for a great harvest
Why did you get so close to that standing water at 15:15? When your dealing with gumbo soil there is lots of moisture storage I that soil
we have many roads like the one LegArms shows on the ranch, or I should say had, proper packing, crowning, material, ditch mitigation , 269 tons of ABC and no more problems,
Great job grading LegArms
When we build our roads on my logging business we water bar the hills to prevent wash outs. Don't know if that would work in y'alls area or not. I'm in the south and our ground is probably different. Just a suggestion. Would love to see Montana one day. Thanks for the content. You guys are truly blessed.
Oh yeah, that's what mud looks like. It's been a while since we've seen it in west central SK as well. We're finally getting some rain here over the last couple days. So now I'm watching you guys farm while I wait to get back in the field. Stay safe and good luck this year!
Reminds me of one of the first videos I saw of the Welkers blowing COAL!! Good to see you seeding into moisture
Love to see moisture in the fields. Hopefully it gives the seed a great start to a even better harvest!! I think LegArms should just put Welker Towing on the side of the Series 2. Hope the bill he sends isn't to bad Nick.. Thanks for sharing and once again those drone shots are absolutely steller.
Nice drone shouts. I got goosebumps 16:07 Beautiful 😍
What a great family--even (or should I say especially) the dog.
More drone footage please, know your busy but you by far do the best aerial photography of any of the channels I watch, always makes me feel the grace and glory of gods creation in them. Saying my prayers that you and all the other farmers get good and timely rains!
God bless
Wide open vista's, nothin for miles around, not like southern Ontario. It's quite different.
looked lime coby was enjoying time with dad
Fellows I was so happy to see you sowing wheat , man its nice to have good moisture in the sub soil, even if you get bogged a few times Nick ,its a good feeling knowing you have a good chance of a bumper crop this season,Bob, after seeing your terrain you have some wonderful sites for Irrigation Dams & big ones at that ,the Drone sure is wonderful gave some Fantastic views , its Great feeling having Scott on stand by even if he is trying to grade the roads, but now he has the workman back to help out when theres a field call out for help ,good one, now Bob you know I love old Kobe he is a real mate , ready for any action, you 2 are the real Stars even if your the Bosses of all you can survey , well this was a Beaut video Fellows I thoroughly enjoyed this one, Bob please can you give me a contact email for the Big Bud Factory I would like to make contact with them, once again Blessings to you Fellows & Family, Regards & Best Wishes , Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia. 👍🐕🐎🐎🐎🦄🦄🦌🦌🦌🐂🐃🐄🐖🐏🐑🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦃🦃🐔🐓🐓🦋🦋🦋🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴
Thanks Trevor. I don't have an email for Big Bud. Might be the Big Equipment one on their web site
20:35 Dang... I was about to learn about steep hills 😥
Need to add a rim shot onto some of your Dad's jokes!😉 Always love seeing him & Colby! Great video, thanks for the drone footage!
Your view on the oil leaks versus planting makes total sense to a non-farmer. 🙂 The only thing I'd watch though is the potential for fire because those babies get pretty toasty... I noticed a bunch of debris/dead grass/etc on the one engine... I' be cleaning that out before the next go-round 😛
Glad to see moisture!!😊 Keep on farming!
I was extremely sceptical when I first saw your idea. Now I'm one of your biggest supporters. Best wishes from Indiana, in the United States!!
Nick don’t feel bad I got stuck 2 times seeding this year, we just got done seeding yesterday good timing because it rained here today greetings from north of the border 🇨🇦
Awesome drone footage Nick
good to see you guys got some water finally!
Those were some really good shots of the bud pulln the drill.. thanks again for the hard work you do and for the welker channel
Thanks for the great content. Always enjoy both the beauty and commentary..Very professional and at the same time, spontaneous. thanks again.
The great thing about these older tractors is no damm DEF
Dint take this the wrong way but sure is good to see ya stuck what a blessing the water is God bless
Love this. Love Big Bud. Be safe and stay healthy. Cheers from Sarnia Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 eh
You said in restoration part 8 it would not get stuck. But seed is going in the ground. Maybe their will be a good crop with the water.
Great seeing some moisture for you all !
When I see your drone shots it makes me want to jump in the car and come back to Montana. Been there three times on vacation and loved it.
Here I come to save the day !!! The theme to underdog a saturday morning cartoon instead of instead of underdog is leg arms
Dry as a bone in Michigan.
Enjoy the moisture!
Great video guys, love hearing about the buds. God bless.
Easily the best video yet!
Nick, Love that you took the time to make content for us but, 2 stucks is a little overkill don't you think? 🤣🤣
Great drone pics ,nice to see water on your land,good luck for the season.
Sorry you kept getting stuck, although it Is kind of a nice problem compared to what you're used to. Those Yankum ropes are pretty impressive. The coolest thing is those two, three Big Buds working! Thanks Welkers!
You should have at least broadcast spread seed with the side by side in the wet spot areas to take advantage of the moisture.
Great video, thanks guys.
God bless welker farms and Colby🥰🙏
24:40 🤔 Who’s Stone Farm on your left?😢 Holi!? ❤️🖖🏼🇺🇸