On to the Wheat!

It's good to be done the lentils for now and get onto something that's nice to cut! First up, the wheat!

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[Delbert]

Love your content and honesty about what's happening...it's unmatched.

[vNexezHD]

Sad to hear Lee moved on. He was a cheery chap

[dingdongdaddytimanderson]

It brings me joy to view harvest. Even with a green. May God be With You.

[Richi]

Your Videos allways remember me working on the Farm of Yak Hengerer in Alberta.
It´s been a great time with good people in a beautiful country.
God bless you and your Family

[mtnoffroad]

WTH Mike!!!! LOL No Demo combines? Really hoping you swung for the fences and have at least one or more CLAAS 8900/NH CR11/ AFS11? Thanks for all the fun videos. Bless you and your family.

[NmbleOne]

Almost fell asleep from that sweet combine noise in the background

[aidanbrennan]

Another fine production. Greetings from Dundalk, Ireland

[SomeTechGuy]

According to the Sask Crop Planning Guide (2024) the breakeven yield for Durum wheat on brown soil is 22.52 bu/acre to cover variable expenses and 34.02 bu/acre to cover all expenses. Assuming #1 grade. The cost of land (rent) is part of the second number. This is before any return to the farmer himself.

[jordans]

Keep rollin Mike! Your doing a great job of many things. Keep it up good sir

[RandomGuy-oyhf]

In europe there is also a hell of work to do in August. It's the absolute peak for the workload. Parallel to the harvest, grain hauling an storage you have to prepare the next seeding season and even start seading in parallel. We start seeding canola after August 10th. Breaking stubbles, do some post harvest burn. running cultivators 2 times, spreading manure & digested residues, spreading chalk and other soil improvers, mowing all field edges, actually seed canola, to the pre-germination spraying... Ahh yeah also seeding filler-crops in case you plan to seed sugar beats next spring.
All running in parallel to the harvest.
Just hope you dont have a diary farm and also have to mow and make hay or silage.
If you need 2 ppl in spring, you can run 10ppl in august easily...
On Sep.1st we continue with seeding smal grains barley/wheat.

[happycanayjian]

More work up north, but like clockwork, more yield, too. 😉

[davidkimmel]

Always enjoy your videos.
Enjoy your honesty

[michaelthola]

I would like to see Mike try some Case IH combines or some New Hollands with the twin rotors.

[Xj]

I love the harvest videos Mike. Hope you get the crop you are hoping for this year.

[benwipf]

We had barley that was like 42 pounds and nobody wants that crap so we just increased our fan and blew the light shit out the back and got it up to 46 which made us a little happier 😅

[daantermeer]

Here from holland.

Its time for a nother combine a claas.
Good luck with the harvest😀

[gavinmilne]

Hey Mike. Enjoy your videos and keep up the good work.
Gav watching from Proserpine North Queensland Australia

[pietoosterhof]

That is nice á, a whole peace of land a mile by a mile, I like that.👍

[Farmer_Gage]

Great video Mike, it sure does take a lot of people to keep an operation running smoothly.

[marklollar]

So, Ricky Bobby had it right, “ if you’re not first, you’re last “ 😂
Hopefully the weather cooperates now, and you get stuff in the bin, and the railroad keeps railroading. 👍