Good update. Thanks for the video.

Good job Travis and Dwight👍🙏😎

Thanks for the video. Hope your cold (or whatever it is) is getting better. Yeah, critters in the engine compartment is no fun. A guy I sailed with had a cat climb into his car's engine compartment once. Let's just say that neither kitty or car benefitted from the dang thing getting a spin cycle in the fan belt. Take care.

Good stuff

With the ports down; sell all the beans off now.

Great short video Travis and proper maintenance like you do greatly extends the life of a expensive piece of equipment 👍

I always enjoy watching your videos and Ryan’s videos!! I like the smaller farms and when they are farmed by just the family!!! Enjoy the bean harvest!!👍

2:56 i like this one

Several years ago I heard of a guy that ran a skunk through his combine! Didn't even try to clean it out, just went and traded it in!!

That new camera looks awesome clear and sharp. Thanks for the update Travis 💪💪💪👍😎😎😊

Grease is cheap insurance, good to keep eye on stuff vs having an issue brewing and not know. Keep big tires turning til next time

A lot of beans disappearing lately.

Good video

Thanks Travis for rolling that beautiful bean footage. 👍🏾

Thanks for the video. Enjoy watching harvest season. Hope all is going well

Thanks Travis!

Very nice looking groups of calves. The best way to farm is being open to your options to see the best way to make money. Thanks Travis

Glad to hear that bean harvest is going well, awesome to see the combine in action

It’s fun watching the combine roll through the field. Thanks for the update and video Travis!

It may be dirty money but it spends like clean money

Great short update. Hope harvest is progressing well.

Some of our neighbors have started beans and some of the beans haven’t even started to turn yet

Thx for sharing

Great stuff Travis, Thank You, hope the auld sinus issue is clearing up🤞👍🙏😎

Nice video

Very nice looking calves you have in your cattle lot, thanks for the update

Your cows are looking good! How many cows do you have that have the genetics from the one you kept from grandpa’s herd? Thanks for the update and video Travis!

Looks like the 9770 is doing better than the 9500.

Hi Travis

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Nice cattle update. If you watch Tom Pemberton he has a hanging brush that the cows seem to love. You might like to look for something similar since you seem to like to watch your cows be happy. That and to make them look nice. Wishing you and your family the best.

Glad you got faster Internet so we can get more videos.

Thanks for the video

Hope you get better soon.

The intern should know not to make the combine wait lol. Glad your posting more although it was disturbing opening my RU-vid to see a picture of your nose.

We use to use log chains stretched out wrapped with gunny sacks soaked in diesel fuel to help as fly control and it stopped a lot of the pink eye issues we had. That may help you too. Thanks for the video.

Great job Travis, Dwight and Andrew, and Good Luck🤞👍🙏😎

The calves look happy👍 thanks for the update👍

Thanks for the livestream👍 get well soon Travis!

Everything looking good to me. Happy cows = Happy Travis. Good stuff

Thanks for the video.

Thanks for the cattle update Travis, I hope you get to feeling better

Great cattle update Travis! They're looking mighty fine!

Looks like your feedbunk is working pretty good. It's neat to watch how much your cattle operation has changed over the years. Thanks for bringing us along.

Thanks Travis!

Hi from oz. If you are testing your fodder,try making some from each cut into wrapped silage and the balance of the cut into hay and then test both. When I started contracting many years ago,we got a client that made half into silage half hay. The result was silage was feedlot quality and the hay was cardboard. He hasn't made hay for the thirty odd years since then.

Good video

Hey Travis, hope you get better soon! Glad you’re able to get videos up faster. Best of luck this harvest

Thanks for the cattle update.

To me there should always be cattle on farm

Good stuff