what the hell ?? 1.8 million ?? You guys live for your work. you love your job. you could sell everything and put your feet up. but no, you are building for the next generation. i love it and your attitude. respect. Greetings from Germany ☺️

@LtColDaddy71

Жыл бұрын

Farming is like planting trees for future generations. I’ll be dead and gone when this place really hits its stride.

I love photography grain silos

I will say of all the channels. Y’all are the corn pickingest crowd I have ever seen Awesome representatives of getting it done

Wow! That was fun to watch!! 1.8 million bucks in 7:26 minutes!!

Ya , like many comments, please send Cole these guys info. Glad it worked out because disasters can happen. So happy your harvest has been pretty good. I think mama ivers might have blessed this one! Love the channel and keep up the great content!

Wow that’s HUGE! Putting your hard working dollars in the right direction

Fantastic time lapse! Thanks for stitching all that together for us! Can’t wait for the next season!

Awesome job Reece… someday when you, Garret, and David are old and grey you be using this bin for beans!!!

Thank you for your time and energy to keep the camera working and charging!

@paulprigge1209

Жыл бұрын

Ditto! Yes I pushed like as well

Their are two kinds of farmers. There is a farmer, Then there is a farmer that is a business man. You sure can tell the difference between the 2 by watching the different video of operations. Congratulations on the upgrade.

@rb264

Жыл бұрын

Yep, poor farmers.

@rb264

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully Biden sends them another check so they can eat.

@TB-sw1tf

Жыл бұрын

hahaha these "farmers" are playing with the money coming from the legacy their grandpa worked his butt off to build.

@FairlandFarms-NickWink

Жыл бұрын

@@TB-sw1tf you boys sure are jealous. You’ve obviously never worked on or been around a farm to know how things really are. I feel sorry for you guys

Phenomenal Video. It blows my mind why do don't have a ton of more subscribers. I am not certain what has to happen for more people to hear about you but definitely once an individual finds your channel they will be a loyal subscriber for life. Keep up the AWESOME & PROFESSIONAL Videos

@jamesweirich2266

Жыл бұрын

Share share share.

@falcon1722002

Жыл бұрын

Love everything Reese puts out if he would do 3 videos a week I think they would get more. The more you upload the more people watch. Once a week just isn't enough. I know editing takes time. But this channel has a lot of potential.

I know it takes a lot of work to put this out please I hope y’all consider and will do another year . I’m not too thrilled with some of the big subscribing farming channels on the channels. This one is really really good you’ll do a great job. Humble yeah like Jack Webb was saying on his 30 minute cop show Just the facts and you do it in a entertaining way. God bless

Thanks for the time lapse of your bin site and more importantly your work to edit all that video. Happy your harvest season turned out good and look forward to your winter projects.

Major addition to your system there . Thanks for the time lapse !

Very cool video Reese. Thanks for the time it took to put all this together. Blessings to you and your family.

Awesome video see ya on Sunday

The new setup turned out great. Thank you Reese for the time laps I always find grain bins and wet bins and legs interesting and in many different configurations.

Progress, you guys keep moving forward! Thanks for sharing

Great job capturing such a big project!! 👍

That's pretty cool Reese. Thanks. I've really enjoyed your shows. Good job! Massive harvest to you.

That was awesome. Thanks Reese!

Thanks for the full time-lapse ! I always wanted to know what is involved with their construction .

What an awesome setup! Great channel featuring a great Operation!

Great time lapse thank you

Absolute quality Reese!! Thanks man!! Keepim coming friend!!

What a great time lapse. 👍👍👍👍👍

your family must be so proud guys

Great job Reese sure has changed since I was there in summer keep up the informative videos

Awesome time lapse! Thanks

What an amazing video. Thank you for sharing

Very cool video !!!! Great job putting it together for us to view.

Reese, that took a lot of time & effort and it was so cool to see it in that way. You do a fantastic job on your videos and that my friend makes me come back every week. I’ve shared this with my brother who farms & he’s watching every week when time provides. They are still in the field with many beans to take off yet. Tks & God bless you & your family. NW Ohio Paw. 👍👍👍👍👍

@iversfarms

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for spreading the word

@Dresoils

Жыл бұрын

@@iversfarms what’s the capacity of the bin?

Great job on the video Reece!

I really great did realize it took that much sand and concrete for that big bin.they did that alittle different from what we did at sumner. really enjoy that.😃

great stuff reese well done

Very interesting to watch, thanks. Curious to see the sweep work.👍👍✌️

Good video!!

And that’s how it’s done .! Cool vid

Thanks for sharing. That was awesome.

Looks great! I've been through St. F a few times while you guys were doing this. Busy busy.

Love the time lapse, but holy cow 1.8 million doesn't get you much anymore does it.

Awesome video. 👍

Enjoyed the video 👍🏽

Great video

Great. Well done.

Rock on Ivers!

Amazing!!!

That didn't take long. Amazing!

awesome video

Gotta love the floating lumber in the swimming pool. Not necessarily the fact the pool is there though.

Cole should have seen this before he started his 1 million dollar disaster

@coleknutson2794

Жыл бұрын

Ya no kidding

@anthonybanda8192

Жыл бұрын

Truth be known cole cheaped out on his bin site project . It's obvious they did because the quality and money spent was cheap . We built our bin site 15 years ago for 3 million and it's slightly larger but not by much.

@cagrowin1962

Жыл бұрын

Does cole still have that annoying girlfriend?

@paulprigge1209

Жыл бұрын

I quit following him along time ago but I think he is extremely book intelligent but not willing to listen to people from what I see a far. Sorry he’s going through all the stuff he’s going through but like most of us he made his bed. Rather his family

@LtColDaddy71

Жыл бұрын

I like Cole. I’d never say anything bad about a guys girl. His folks are absolute sweethearts. I paid off a farm with the money I’d saved up for our new site and shop. One thing about Cole, he’s not afraid to get specific about details. I ended up getting a loan for stupid cheap and paid off land instead. Land principle payments don’t lower your taxes, but equipment and infrastructure payments do.

Wow eight dollars a bu. What an investment in the future and the ability to keep the combine moving during harvest. Hope it works like it supposed to.

Nice swimming pool

No wonder you had such a big crop with all the rain in July congrats.

Hey that was very nicely done, love the pink colors in the middle? I know u said that's there is room for more at that site. Will u need anymore anytime soon? Keep the videos coming, I've enjoyed everyone of them from the start.

GREAT VIDEO!!!!! When you view it that way, that 1.8 million ia kinda like a $20.00 bill now days ...... it sure doesn't last long. Looks like a fun place to use though.

Sweet

Cool

How many bushels does the big bin hold? Looks nice.

Very nice vid, great addition to your farm. Now if they could only build houses in 7 minutes the world would be a better place. 👍😂

Really interesting video. After all that are you going too have enough storage for all your crops or will some still have to go off the farm?

Reese needs to be acknowledged for the twice daily run to the top of bin to turn on and off the camera.

@iversfarms

Жыл бұрын

Only once a week. I have a good camera. That powers on and off on a schedule

Great video. What was the name of the sweep u installed in your new bin? Thanks

wow

Reese I hope you have better luck with your new bin than Cole the cornstar is having with they're new one. Broken welds, sumps didn't open dump pit burns off belts about once a week, and now the cement under the wet holding bin is cracked so bad its unsafe to use and the ceme6 under the one 128000 bushel bin is also cracking. They're currently suing the contractor but can't talk about it. I enjoy your videos. I work on a 3000 acre farm in Southern Minnesota and finished harvest Sunday.

@ceselb

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, such a bummer on all the Cornstars problems. Maybe some sort of tip on how to avoid contractor problems like that?

@brent9393

Жыл бұрын

Cheaper isn’t always better

HOLY COW!!@@!!!!@@@@!!!!!! How often do you ask yourselves why are we doin this.../????? Did you see the video of the "load out bin" blowing out at the farm over in Clay City? Scary to say the least....

@iversfarms

8 ай бұрын

It’s fun and building it up for future generations to build upon No I haven’t seen that

With a Bin site like yours is there any type of walk-through that y’all do at the end to make sure everything’s done ? Also, does it come with any type of warranty to cover unforeseen problems for like the next year?

@rajubabub1229

9 ай бұрын

Fantastic, we have understood so much about grain storage systems in so little a time .Thanks

Reese how big is the overhead bin here? I’m sure it said somewhere but just looking back here again for ideas.

Nice video. How long is the return of Investment for the farmer? And if that 1 silo + small silo and carrying system costed $1.8 million, how much does the system next to it with the 7-8 small siloes cost? There is quite the infrastructure in a small place, for what i guess out in no-where.

Did you fill all your bins this year?

This video was sponsored by Red Bull.🤣 Thanks for the time lapse.

Nice looking setup. But I wish you would have give a little more time showing the final build out look.

كم سعة هذا الخزان ؟

👍👍

the floating 2 by 4ers

👍Reese

How much of the new facility's capacity where you able to utilize this year?

@iversfarms

Жыл бұрын

All of it

Yeah Cole the Corn Star got reamed out by the company that built their bins. You can't turn your back on those people. You have to stay on every minute while they are working if not, well just watch Cole's video.

So that’s how you spend 2 million bucks in 8 minutes good. Video.

American Pride in craftsmanship is not what it once was. I can't even watch this after seeing Cole the cornstar have one problem after another. You would think its a brand new technology never before put together.

Poor ole Cole.....

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲

I have seen 5-6 videos of you crossing the cannon ball bridge. You said in one of the videos that you are charged $7 each way to cross. I never see you pay the bridge master. How the heck does it work

@iversfarms

Жыл бұрын

They bill us at the end of the month

poor poor farmers

$1.8mil sure doesn't buy much anymore. But like anything else better do it nowadays because years down the road it will seem like a good deal.

these guys obviously have done alot of these lol

I don't know much about farming but 2 million for 1 and 1/2 bins seems like a massive amount of money for not much of something

@iversfarms

Жыл бұрын

Inflation is real but it’s also set up for easy expansion in the future

@boat6868

Жыл бұрын

I am a non-farmer also and i agree. I am not saying that Ivers did not pay a fair price...but just as a person driving by and seeing it I would never imagine that they would cost that much.

Well the pour of the main bins center isnt going to last 5 years.

Did you learn from the Corn Stars to just have an experienced contractor do everything from start to finish so if anything is screwed up you have just one company to blame? Corn and Daddy are at fault in a lot of the mess they have because they hired the subs and did some themselves.

@iversfarms

Жыл бұрын

I’ve never watched them, just using ripco out of outwell, in like always

@gregjames5070

Жыл бұрын

Ivers are on a whole other level than Cole the Cornflake. Coke is a disgrace to the farming community!!!!!!

@thepubliceye

Жыл бұрын

@@gregjames5070 Coke? I see whats on your mind.

hope ya got a good contractor, one of your fellow farmers got ripped off bad

@iversfarms

Жыл бұрын

Always try to work with the best

@gavinperry7237

Жыл бұрын

@@iversfarms Dealing with H & R for your farm equipment definitely shows that if you work with a reputable company that if problems do arise the issues will be dealt with in a professional manner.

Concrete and asphalt are only as good as the base you install it on