Got A Call From LegArms... What'd He Do This Time?!?

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[stevewbeards]

Telling the history of the farm is awesome. I always like learning about that stuff.

[robbiefrench]

Thanks for letting me enjoy your farm. You guys are a hard working family. God bless from Tennessee!

[MrGerritStok]

You deserved a good vacation. It has been a long harvest and seeding. After building the new houses. Time to take a rest. Wish you all blessings. See yah!

[MartinWiegard]

Great to hear the history of your family farm

[lesmewis]

I love your appreciation for history Bob. A trip to the top of the Sweetgrass hills would make a great video by drone. I suspect the tops are quite different topography and flora than the surrounding prairie! God bless your family!

[peternewman]

NICK I may have said it before but thank you very very much for date stamping the video’s it really helps know where you are in the season.
Watching from Ipswich, Queensland Australia.

[SteveNicoson-ui]

Thanks for another awesome video Welkers. It was interesting and enjoyable to watch.

Thanks to Bob for the history lesson on the original settlement of the land they now farm. Bob took us back a lot of years ago and that was really cool.
Interesting there still are some pieces of the original settlement left to include the
Thanks Bob for sharing with us the history of your farm.

Glad you were able to get Scott’s seeder going again with a tire change. Looks like Bob and Scott were able to finish up the seeding of the winter wheat. Believe you said 3500 acres. Good going Welkers.
Looking forward to a good crop for 2025.

Your grain vac really sucks up the grain in a quick hurry. Didn’t take long to fill the trucks and empty the bins. Another job done. Yeah.

Enjoy some time off all of you. Been a real busy fall.
With my blessings always. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
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[andrewschmidt]

Thank you for putting the date in the video. Finally someone who does that. Keeps chronological order and most importantly where we are in real time.
Enjoy your vacation!

[digger]

Great video guys, and thanks Mr Welker for the history lesson, I love hearing stories like that one

[jamiesuejeffery]

I love homestead stories. My great grandfather homesteaded two plots which share a boundary in eastern Idaho, overlooking the Teton Mountains. The homestead is not any good for farming (too many steep hills), but great for running cattle in the summer. I visited it two summers ago and my family is still running cattle on the land. My great grandfather’s second wood cabin is still standing (one could not live in it, but it would still give you a bit of shelter in a severe winter storm).

[grantmagnuson]

I like your talking about the two seat outhouse lying on its side. I grew up in Central Minnesota ha ha dairy hog and chicken farm, with a two seater house. We had an indoor toilet in the basement, and we were allowed to use it when it was below zero. But even at 10° that was a cold trip to the old house now. If we have to pee in the middle of the night, when there was snow on the ground, we had to walk around the south side of the house, or nobody would see it if they come to the door.

[badgerpa]

Always great to see you all are doing well. I hope you guys and your family are all safe and healthy. Hope your family time went well and your "cottage" is doing well.

[RobertLarsen-nt]

Thank you all for sharing your farm and stories I love watching and listening God Bless you all

[ryanorcutt]

You guys are the best! Learned a lot from you guys. From the Conrad area so cool to see someone so close to home doing such great things!

[rodgilmour]

Hi Welker family, Rod from Brisbane, Queensland, it is 40 years this year since I came to Fort Benton as 21yr old on an Ag exchange for a year. Experience of a lifetime. I have been calling my olds friends George and Elinor every couple of months for 40 years. Went back to see them 14 years ago. Enjoy your videos immensely. Fantastic part of the U.S.

[jamesholmes]

It was great to hear Bob tell your linage. You all are blessed. Thank you for your channel.

[SteveMichaels]

3m auto panel tape fix that right up .. Enjoyed watching ... now go enjoy that vacation Welker Farms ! God Bless

[DickAnderson-ky]

Listening to a little bit of the history of the farm and family was enjoyable. It stuck with me, the fortitude to make it work and thrive under those conditions. I do believe that it gets handed down from generation to generation. It explains the work ethic and the desire to succeed. It’s folks like you guys that I be enjoy seeing being successful. Best of luck with the winter wheat crop. I hope your family’s gamble pays off big time come harvest season !!

[wayoutwest]

God Bless! Mr Robert Welker was certainly happy in Re Peet. He is always in a good mood. Missed Kobe, was he laying in floor?

[bjrnhjjakobsen]

You guys are not the only ones who are very happy for that your bins are not empty this year - have a nice vacation❤️❤️