You all don't need to apologize. It's a hard life . I don't work well I have seizures and can't work. I walk the roads daily. I pick up cans to recycle and I have hard days too. Days I feel lonely and like why am I here. We all need to vent once in a while. So you can use your channel to vent when needed. I'm just glad to see the work you do.

Thank your mom for her message regarding her challenges. You are all top notch people.

Your mom won dog..you know she did bud. Thank you for an awesome video Hayden

It’s great to show all your ups and downs of every day. I understand as I grew up on a dairy farm and now I drive semi Otr. Thank you for everything you do to feed the world and thank you for sharing it with us. Safe harvest. Hopefully it gets better soon for you.

I agree with your mom sometimes it really gets you down when you know that you need to get in and get it done because there is another farmer waiting for you we all get in the mood and we feel like our glass is half empty we need to look at it as half full keep up with the great videos Thank you

Its wonderful to show the ups and downs of everyday. I found the channel because I was curious. We have a CASE dealer in our town, and they have 2 Combines one with the wheat attachment and the other with the corn. They have some grain carts. I pass the dealer on my way to work. I am glad i found this channel, i have learned a lot in just in the weeks i have been subscribed.

Watching your videos in 4k makes the content experience even better, the machines look cooler😂

Had similar trouble with soybeans years ago, used a grain cleaner, rotary drum type, to clean up grain.

Its not easy but if it was all easy anybody could do it you guys are doing the best job you can I really like the two camera team Mom is really rocking it and BTW she won Thanks for taking us along

You are a family through thick and thin!😃 Please don’t apologize, you are all appreciated and serve such a great purpose 😁 I grew up farming for my grandparents and neighbors my whole growing up life in Idaho, I get it!😉

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Understand your Mom's frustration. I hope you make it to ND. Im from there. Northern part of state has had hardly no rain. More in the southern part recently. Good luck and welcome to N.Dak!

Question: With those weeds lying below the wheat can you not cut higher thereby keeping the heads, but losing as much of the weeds as possible? I love the sound of the combine in the cab. When I was as young as you, I would have given a kidney to do your job. Thanks for your videos.

Years ago (1971) I was with a crew in South Dakota cutting fields that had a lot of weeds. At that time they would swat the fields and then let the weeds dry before we cut it with a pickup attachment. Back then we only had 20 foot platforms, with the swather that only had a 14 foot platform, it even reduce our efficiency. The the elevator would pull a sample to see how much of the weight was weed and then dock the load accordingly.

Yes see Haydens lights

You dont have to explain the frustration. It is completely understandable! Yall are right you have to find the positive and keep a positive attitude, especially with the crew. This would be a time that a swather would of been excellent! Lay it down few days later combine. Best of luck and prayers yall get wrapped up and moved.

Another great video Hayden showing the trials and tribulations of custom harvesting. The Combines seem to be going pretty well, how many seasons do you keep each machine and how many hours do you put on them.

Hayden tell your mom to keep her head up god is with you looking forward for the next video

You got to take it one day at a time so just keep your head up and don’t get down it’s life and you carry on take care

Great video good to see y'all

Back in the 60’s my dad had an old jd 45 with a gizmo above the grain tank we called a scout cleaner. The weed seeds would go down and were collected in a garbage can he had on the side of the combine. It worked pretty slick

@lynwessel2471

11 ай бұрын

Scour Kleen. When I was a kid we had an Allis 66 pull type that had one. Between the combine having a chaffer and 2 sieves and the Scour Kleen the soybeans looked clean enough to plant. Took forever to get anything done though. The Scour Kleen was made by the Hart- Carter Co. who also developed a floating cutterbar back before combines came that way from the factory.

Mom: "... you just have to trust God, ... I don't understand, ... not my job to understand, ... just keep going." Wise words spoken here by somebody in the furnace. Nearly 30 years ago, I found myself in a "Why?" situation. I was reading through the Bible that year, came to Habakkuk in September's reading schedule. The prophet opens his book with this question, "Why?" He was not being rained out while harvesting, but had other issues confronting him that brought frustration. God does answer him; an answer he does not like. Hab 2:4 provides the key, "... live by faith." Hab 3 continues with a hymn of praise, ending in Hab 3:17 painting the picture of frustration. But, 3:18-19 is the Rx, "I will exult, ... praise, ... Lord is my strength." This message has been my "go to" at these times. Maybe it can be a word of encouragement to you as well.

Years ago one fall we were combining beans about 20 hours a day because they were getting way too dry. The night of day 4 at 12:30am my combine's sickle broke. My boss and I stood there staring at it for about 5 minutes and realized neither of us could think clearly enough to fix it so we went home.

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

Gotta love those midnight oil burns haha

Bring the combine back to Texas. We need the rain.

Good luck…

Good mornig 🤩

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

Good morning Nora

Where were you at in Nebraska

It says God never puts on us more than we can take. So lean on him.

@nathanrobinson7715

11 ай бұрын

It's the C&O canal where grass grows.

Everyone thinks it's easy it looks like fun it is need to do you do a lot of traveling but there's also a lot of bills and we are sitting there that's all you can think of been down that road did it for 15 years now we just do it if a neighbor needs help

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

Certainly stressful, but this is what I love and will continue to love till I die :)

Are you seeing the same wear on the cutter bars from weeds like you did in Kansas?

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

No

Why don’t you use Round up as a fall weed burn off?

well if it was all peaches and cream everybody would be out there thats why only a few like you all that was aneat fix on sickle where do you get those /how many hrs on those combines have a blessed day

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

Macdon makes a “slice kit” it’s basically a bar that goes on top and bottom of the broken sickle and comes with longer bolts to counter act the the bar hight… it’s kind of a pain as the now you need a tool to hold the bolts still so you can change your sections. Hours wise…. Too many but we basically live in these combines year round. The combine that I run is on its 3rd season with us so it has the most.

That's some expensive lawn mowers 😊

I would have more fun there than here I just started school

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

Are you watching it in class? 🤨

@Wyattstrnad8430

11 ай бұрын

@@HaydenOnHarvest I watched a little bit before school and yes

Just curious how y’all get acres to cut. Is it through relationships or do you have to actively look for more acres? Awesome job on the videos!

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

Most of the time you know someone who knows someone. Other times people see you going down the road or pass by you in the field and get jobs that way.

They should have sprayed it.

Mom.....If it rains it rains. It's nature causing it and nobody else.

Do custom harvesters charge the farmer by the acre or by the hour.

@HaydenOnHarvest

11 ай бұрын

Acre