20 years ago the day after I graduated high school I left the dairy farm of Pennsylvania and jumped on a plane to Kansas. Couple days later was operating the biggest JD combine at that time for Larry’s crew of Froese Brothers. Worked for this great family for 2 harvest runs! Wonderful experience!Thanks for the memories!
@jeffrey8972, that was me 15 years ago also with Froese Brothers, and I couldn't agree more about the great experience and memories! What part of PA are you from? I'm near Reading.
When I was young in the late 80's early 90's I worked for a canning company in ROCHESTER, MN. working the harvest runs harvesting peas, sweetcorn, beets, carrots, potatoes those were long fun days. Also worked the soybean and grain corn harvest and driving trucks to the river ports and processors and ethanol plants
I remember the long days of wheat harvest when I was a kid. From Yuma, Arizona all the way to Grand Forks, North Dakota. Wouldn't trade those memories for all the gold in the world.
Thanks for the memories. As a farm gal growing up in Kansas in the 50’s and leaving the state in the ‘80’s was hard. Wheat harvests w/my Dad and the crew he hired was my favorite time of year. There’s so many ways to be involved in the wheat harvesting. Many years I worked for Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Assn (now Kansas Grain Dealers Assn) in Hutchinson. Every year, tho not there in person, this gal follows the wheat harvesting thru Kansas reports. It’s in the DNA for me.
What a great video, well done. Without farmers and ranchers, everything goes aways and it's not for the faint of heart. Hard work, frustration, significant capital overhead, travel, and day after day grind. Thank you!
Great video and it interesting to learn more about the farmers and farming. I've been driving semi trucks for 2 custom harvesting companies from Manitoba Canada then we leave for Saskatchewan and do the harvest run there for 3 months and continued that for 5 years. Maybe some day I'll be at it again. But all in all.. I loved it. Happy harvesting.
American at it's best!!!! Keep up the good work and GUD BLESS. Your doing tour kids right - teaching them how tom work and what what it means. Gives them self value!!!
National Geographic August 1972 has an article “North with the Wheat Cutters”. I stumbled on this article when in High School and have been mesmerized by the custom harvest business ever since. I did work at an equipment dealership for awhile and did get to work on combines.
Sitting around a cooler in the middle of no where eating dinner off a paper plate. Can’t beat it. Some of the best home cooked meals I can remember out there
What a great video of both families and how they approach harvest. As a retired farmer I have some appreciation of what’s involved. Hi from Australia, wishing u much sunshine and no breakdowns. 😁
Я аж прослезился слушая ваши истории так как это всё очень похоже на мои истории я также вырос в маленьком селе с детство постоянно ходил с папой на работу он всему научил меня чего он знает на грузовике на автокране на тракторе и на комбайне ...я желаю вам успехов во всём счастья и здоровья... Жаль что я мало понимаю ваш язык так как у нас в школе небыло учителя по данному языку хотелось бы хотя бы 1сезон уборки поработать в ваших краях ..
Farming is a hard life, a ramble, trust in Jesus that it will come up and its gets to Harvest. I lived it for 19 years, then went off to college and graduated. My hat off to all the farmers that grow our food. God bless you all there. 🙏❤️. Great video, enjoyed very much. 👍👍
There's something about those hands on farm girls that's just working for me. They handle themselves so well. They should be role models for little girls and not Instagram models and pop stars.
Here in West Australia, we gave up on the single trailer dinky toy trucks with 350 HP motors. Upgrade yourself to b-double plus a trailer and pull 70 tonnes
20 years ago the day after I graduated high school I left the dairy farm of Pennsylvania and jumped on a plane to Kansas. Couple days later was operating the biggest JD combine at that time for Larry’s crew of Froese Brothers. Worked for this great family for 2 harvest runs! Wonderful experience!Thanks for the memories!
@jeffrey8972, that was me 15 years ago also with Froese Brothers, and I couldn't agree more about the great experience and memories! What part of PA are you from? I'm near Reading.
@@justinmiller5958 im 17 almost 18, is this a good idea for me to do for the next 2-3 years?
When I was young in the late 80's early 90's I worked for a canning company in ROCHESTER, MN. working the harvest runs harvesting peas, sweetcorn, beets, carrots, potatoes those were long fun days. Also worked the soybean and grain corn harvest and driving trucks to the river ports and processors and ethanol plants
I remember the long days of wheat harvest when I was a kid. From Yuma, Arizona all the way to Grand Forks, North Dakota. Wouldn't trade those memories for all the gold in the world.
The care you put into your crops really shows.
Thanks for the memories. As a farm gal growing up in Kansas in the 50’s and leaving the state in the ‘80’s was hard. Wheat harvests w/my Dad and the crew he hired was my favorite time of year. There’s so many ways to be involved in the wheat harvesting. Many years I worked for Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Assn (now Kansas Grain Dealers Assn) in Hutchinson. Every year, tho not there in person, this gal follows the wheat harvesting thru Kansas reports. It’s in the DNA for me.
What a great video, well done. Without farmers and ranchers, everything goes aways and it's not for the faint of heart. Hard work, frustration, significant capital overhead, travel, and day after day grind. Thank you!
Great video and it interesting to learn more about the farmers and farming. I've been driving semi trucks for 2 custom harvesting companies from Manitoba Canada then we leave for Saskatchewan and do the harvest run there for 3 months and continued that for 5 years. Maybe some day I'll be at it again. But all in all.. I loved it. Happy harvesting.
Amazing,, great job, much appreciated ❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸
From kenya ,I love wheat farming 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪
American at it's best!!!! Keep up the good work and GUD BLESS. Your doing tour kids right - teaching them how tom work and what what it means. Gives them self value!!!
Well done! Beautifully done, and represents the family side well!! 🎉
National Geographic August 1972 has an article “North with the Wheat Cutters”. I stumbled on this article when in High School and have been mesmerized by the custom harvest business ever since. I did work at an equipment dealership for awhile and did get to work on combines.
I remember that article
Great video, great people and it's nice to see families working together.
Go big red combines!
Nice video!! I worked on a harvest crew for 7 years and loved it!!
It's pretty cool 4 sure
Shoutout to you guys, Ive been working machinery like this for over 10 years an I just wanna say that you guys are the elite an mean so much to me.
grew up on a combine. Made,a few,harvest runs 73 years of harvesting retired,and miss it badly.
Cool video! Good job editing and capturing their stories👍
I am writing from Denmark, a wery wery good film God bless 😊
Wonderful video. Liked the narrative and insight to a family harvest crew. This lifestyle is very demanding, but enjoyable. I miss it.
You guys bless soul , Thank God For Jesus Christ and the American Farmer ❤️🇺🇸🙏, you're giving those kid SOLID GOLD 💖 ..........N.C. ✌️
Great video! Hope to see more.
Excellent videography! Such a well done video
Sitting around a cooler in the middle of no where eating dinner off a paper plate. Can’t beat it. Some of the best home cooked meals I can remember out there
What a great video of both families and how they approach harvest. As a retired farmer I have some appreciation of what’s involved. Hi from Australia, wishing u much sunshine and no breakdowns. 😁
Love this. Love seeing young people learn and grow up strong! Love the family legacies! Appreciate our farmers and harvesters!
I realy enjoyed whatching the video, thanks!
Such an interesting and engaging story told with great visuals and visuals. Great job all!
Я аж прослезился слушая ваши истории так как это всё очень похоже на мои истории я также вырос в маленьком селе с детство постоянно ходил с папой на работу он всему научил меня чего он знает на грузовике на автокране на тракторе и на комбайне ...я желаю вам успехов во всём счастья и здоровья... Жаль что я мало понимаю ваш язык так как у нас в школе небыло учителя по данному языку хотелось бы хотя бы 1сезон уборки поработать в ваших краях ..
Wish I was there to work with you guys. it's my dream job
Nice job Ryan!
Thank you!
I really Enjoyed this video ~ Thank you!!
Farming is a hard life, a ramble, trust in Jesus that it will come up and its gets to Harvest. I lived it for 19 years, then went off to college and graduated. My hat off to all the farmers that grow our food. God bless you all there. 🙏❤️. Great video, enjoyed very much. 👍👍
The wind generators sure aren’t rotating much at all.
Very good, miss harvest
Awesome
There's something about those hands on farm girls that's just working for me. They handle themselves so well. They should be role models for little girls and not Instagram models and pop stars.
People have no idea that THIS……is what makes our country the best in the world!
Awesome video
What are the logistics? I’m looking for something to do after trucking
Here in West Australia, we gave up on the single trailer dinky toy trucks with 350 HP motors. Upgrade yourself to b-double plus a trailer and pull 70 tonnes
Unfortunately that will not work as the max gvw in the majority of the US is 80,000 lbs. In Ontario, Canada the max gvw 63.5 mt.
Agri Carnies. Love it.
I wish I could experience it.
when i was a kid i watched a real movie about a crew in combines . late 70s or 80s the movie was made i think anybody knows the name of the movie??
🔥🔥🔥
Good jop🚜🚜
Do ya'll hire any H2A seasonal workers from South-Africa?
Lots of crews do
Shouldn’t be allowed
Dope Video
Brazil
Why not run jcb tractors that can go 45mph on the road?!
Lack of support.