May 7th to June 14th delay in releasing videos means harvest could be started before all seeding videos are released . Using the same timeline snow could be on the ground before all harvest videos are watched.

@mikemitchell2554

3 жыл бұрын

Haha right?! 😬🤣🤷🏻‍♂️ I have slown down on the recording, so just burning up the back log here

@gavinperry7237

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikemitchell2554 You also need to schedule some relaxation time to go camping with Ashtyn with the firewood & wine that awaits you in Saskatoon 🔥🔥🍷🍷🔥🔥

@benny8300

3 жыл бұрын

@@gavinperry7237 I would too lol

That 320 Acres is perfect size for the 1105 and the discers. Just 3 very long days of seeding!!!!

Thats a long way up the wing when it is raised. You might be able to see a tree from that high up.

@greenthumb6875

3 жыл бұрын

That was good…

@darkamezcua3628

3 жыл бұрын

Or like millennial farmer said "you can about see Australia from here"

This is one of your most hardcore videos I've seen so far.... It shows how damn hard the seeding process is even with most advanced machines. Awesome insight as ever. Thank you thousand times for all your awesome videos.

@mikemitchell2554

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 🙂

Frankles, ... " .. do you fall, I won't catch you " 😂 .... Frankles you're a PRO sir. 😃

Patiently waiting for a harvest video where mike finds that dirt mound in the middle of the night with the combine

Frankel is awesome he should have a KZread channel 😂

@darkamezcua3628

3 жыл бұрын

He should do like chet from Larson farm, he gives a cameras to his father and a hired friend to recorded

Frankles with the money 💴 shot. He may want to renegotiate his contract with those great camera 🎥 skills. 😂

Glad to see you Mike I keep waiting hoping you would make a show, you make my day complete thanks a lot I’ll sit back and enjoy, Steve

Drove a fendt for the first time yesterday and my dad thought I couldn’t do because he never told or taught me to drive one but I though Mike Mitchell taught me how to drive a fendt and I drove that fendt with no issues

Frankels is a slick cameraman Mike, I only threw up twice while trying to watch you fix the bust hose, lol. I'm sure I heard him whisper into the camera, "hopefully Mike will fall, it will make great footage", but I could be mistaken? Tee hee!

Field repairs! I work in the masonry industry. Stuff always seems to break in downtown San Francisco or somebody's expensive property. Pro job getting back up and running. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos

Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.

Mike: climbs everything Mike when Mike has to climb: :O

That's some ingenuity right there.

Thanks Mike!

I see a purchase of a replacement hose plus maybe a couple of spares to be kept close by. 😎

Great video Mike Frank and Frankles

Oh yeah. Excavator booms when they blow a line on the top of em lol. Always fun.

Awesome Well Done Mike 👍👍

While watching you I could actually smell the hydraulic oil.

Mike, have you ever thought about making a spare hydraulic hose that is the length of the longest one on the drill? Yes, you might have to put a loop in it to take up some slack but, you will always have a spare to use and be able to keep going until you can get one that is the correct length.

Mike we always had an extra roll of hose and ends we had with us all the time . Didn't take much time at all the make &install a new hose .

Ploughing is the tuff job...you guy doing good task....day and night....🙏

Video size for these must be HUGE! The size of those fields...wow. Cheers from Ontario (grew up west of stoon)

That's the best cliffhanger ever😂😂

Hello mike, past few days I just addicted your vlogs Love you brother from India 🇮🇳 I am also a former son , same pinch 😍

Great Camera job Frankles

Love the video

I like your tire rag 🤣

Great awesome video mike

👋 thanks

Can’t wait till you get to test out the Fendt 2 track. Thanks Mike see ya on the next one

@professor_thunder

3 жыл бұрын

It seems as though he already has.

Mike, it's a wonder you weren't playing bumper cars with three big drills in a field that size! You take care.

Mike be very care . Going up . Very careful

Thats why my dad despises these drills because there's enough hydraulic lines on it to reach the moon and back. Sure they're accurate but that's your trade-off.

@jackbannock3458

3 жыл бұрын

So true. That's why we got rid of ours and went with a new 40 ft pressdrill from JD. But we can seed just as many acres in a day and 10x less complicated

nice job on the video!

We never had that problem with our 16’ drill. 😂

That field might look like Jeremy Clarkson seeded it 🤣

We bike a few holes at are farm in the Upper peninsula. Boy was it HOT. That oil

EVERYTHING

Wow, now you can see how big it is 😅

Again with the Kalahari Desert lol

just missed that interesting bit about the Fendt two-track...

@tomharper2709

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

“A wing and a prayer” Must’ve been originally spoken by a farmer in your exact situation

Mike i know your feeling of a blown hydraulic hose try losing a fold pin on a 50' field cultivater

Haha Murphy's law classic bro.

That a lot of light on that deere

Mike You remove your shoes in the tractor but keep your oily cloth on lol

@biobauer8

3 жыл бұрын

yeah right and not using gloves when handling hydraulic oil lol

Hit every button but the right one. We need that as a shirt. Please.

👍

You can drive forward while unfolding and it won't hurt anything.

Mike 🆗 video🇮🇹👍🤣

Bourgalt must have built their frames with you in mind Mike. Mike's monkey bars or Mike's gymnasium

Men that where many hats now doing high line work lol

Keep a pack of nitrile rubber gloves in the tractor for situations like this. 👍 Hydraulic oil is nasty stuff.

i reckon it's time for a mobile hose maker? That would sort a lot of issues much easier.

Mike can you carry a hose maker and fittings on the shop trailer ?

I'm surprised you don't portable hose making equipment along with fittings and hose to make new ones on your service truck....

"That's the theory"... In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. However... 🤪

Tough Luck

You know what you should a is another contest the most broken hoses?

Mike don't do a 'mid row bander' in the family jewels. It will hurt.

yep he did mat

Need to clean thw windows on the deere

Face it, you guys are just hosed……….😂😂😂😂

How do you see Ware you guys are going. It's so Dusty behind you. Mike you got Great set of guys working for . Did you get a Tal Bell

Luckily there is not a 100 KM / Hr wind to deal with 💨💨💨

Did you cover the hydraulic ends you took the hose off of?

That is real slick eh guyzz, found it 😃👀

Quantos acres vcs plantam ao total ai na região

Everything comes in threes that's fact. Lol

Man I thought my leaky cylinder sucked!

320 acres shit that's my whole farm .126 hectares effective.

Are we going to see any seeding up North with the "New Johny Popper"?

@mikemitchell2554

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 🙂

@EvilVon777

3 жыл бұрын

We call all of our deere's "Ol Johnny Popper" now, directly because of Mike Mitchell... loooool

good morning Mike & crew !!! :) how doing 2Day aRe yoU ??? ;) ;) ELEVATE not escalate!!!!! (me)

Hi Mike, are you normally in the habit of using your drill as a climing fram .

Mike I have a question. Do your tractors communicate with each other? If more than one tractor is in the same quarter, how do you prevent seeding the same ground? I apologize if this question has been already asked.

A portable hydraulic hose repair kit system may have to be added to your wish list so new hoses can be manufactured right in the field. 🔧

After viewing your trailer, I'm wondering which field you lost the ladder?

Doesn't section control work with gps, so you won't seed what other seeder already seeded? Or how would it know when to stop seeding?🤨

Morning

Hose and a hose-end machine in that shop trailer, no? Not enough hoses to justify, ha?

Frankels he had to get the content

@mikemitchell2554

3 жыл бұрын

Haha 😂 right?

@leddielive

3 жыл бұрын

How come your comment says 1 day ago? We only got notification 30 minutes ago here in UK or is that a patreon thingy?

@mikemitchell2554

3 жыл бұрын

@@leddielive that's because it goes to Patreon first for "Ad free" 🙂

@brentbarclay9990

3 жыл бұрын

@@leddielive also a day early, personally of you like the content its $1 a month and you get tons of other posts

Is the greasemonkey an endangered species due to it’s natural habitat??

How many drills do you guys actually run?

May 7th is also my birthday :)

That's a good day May 7th 1968 was my birthday

What's your go to chemical to kill stubborn wild oats in wheat?????

Sectional control, does that shut off openers when you overlap just a little?

@farmcentralohio

3 жыл бұрын

yes

Mike mike mike i have a couple questions, do you ship Your merch to norway and when do you Get more hoodies/merch in

Mike I have a question. How big is the drill and card that Jared is pulling with the two track? Great video have a good day and be safe.

@ScottMiller-rx2wc

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry I meant cart lol

@ytfan3815

3 жыл бұрын

84ft drill with 7950 cart .... ( John Deere 9560 RT )

#bush fix... 🍻

Fendt 1167 for harvest ?

So the drills talk to each other? You said you don't share GPS line but sectional control still works.

@ernestrollins383

3 жыл бұрын

Based on what he showed I think everyone manually set a line along one edge perhaps by driving up the same wheel tracks. First person did lines one through six, second person did lines seven through 12, next person picked line 13, etc. this made 5 really skinny “fields” that each worked on.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the viability of regenerative agriculture / no-till on this scale. Have you had any thoughts on it? Would love to chat you up sometime. Much respect man, food has to come from somewhere.

@jackbannock3458

3 жыл бұрын

You do realize that regenerative ag is in the same category as no till/minimum till farming

@gregevans6658

3 жыл бұрын

He is no tilling?

@paracelsus_rose6934

3 жыл бұрын

@@jackbannock3458 Yeah I do, I just dont always like to say only regenerative ag. Kinda draws a line like, one side is bad, and one side is good. Farming needs to be done so neither side has a bonus yet. Cheers.

@paracelsus_rose6934

3 жыл бұрын

@@gregevans6658 I was thinking more of a crimped approach, building top soil instead of taking it away each time. See alot of bare ground and dust, but that seems to be how it ends up regardless of method. I am no large scale farmer, just a mere field peasant. And if he is already in no-till thats great. I was just trying to see if something on his scale is possible in a more traditional style. Love his channel and learned more in a few weeks than I have in a few years about large scale ag. I just am an organic type person around our few acres. I couldnt imagine how to scale to this size doing what I do now is all. Cheers

Your lucky it’s not a 1 inch line like I blew on top of a cat excavator. 30 gallons of oil to refill it.

Since blown hoses on the drills are a thing, and a thing you know about, why don't y'all carry some extra "longest possible span replacement hoses"? I'm sure a long hose can be looped and tied up out of the way as needed for a field repair of a shorter hose.

@Sicktrickintuner

3 жыл бұрын

Cause you would most likely all need the same one on the same day

@kennethcarlton2860

3 жыл бұрын

You could also just have an extra on each machine in case of an emergency

@bradmeacham6982

3 жыл бұрын

Yep... At least one spare emergency hose, for each size, on each drill. And a wrench or two -even a pair of adjustable wrenches would do in a pinch.

How long did it take you guys and girl to plant that field?

@mikemitchell2554

3 жыл бұрын

Couple hours

What happened to the 9620r tractor that you were working on in the spring??

@farmcentralohio

3 жыл бұрын

It stays up north at Ashtyn's parents, where Mike has started farming some. He rents/uses her Dad's drill and cart. Videos of it will be coming, there's a backlog at the moment.