Last Field, Last Ride ❤️ 

Just love your videos. Please don’t stop! Takes me to another world.

Daddy's little helper. The next generation farmer.😊

There is just something so therapeutic watching the seeding process. And it's lovely watching chapel grow up won't be long before he's driving a tractor, i bet. Love the videos. Thanks for sharing, Mike 👍 🇬🇧

Watching Chapel stare out the back window in awe was adorable. Your doing a great job Mike.

He is too darn cute. Already inspecting the equipment.

What a great family you have added to your farming profession! Any God continue to bless you all !

Love how Chapel was inspecting the equipment first priority when running machines!

Chappel is growing up so fast. So smart.

Add a 'mate' to the end of you saying to Chaple 'good eye', when he was checking the drill, and you've said hello in a very acceptable Aussie accent.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Mike, I extremely happy to hear that you are getting some nice moisture on the south farm. We have been very dry for the last 21/2 years. 1 to 2 tenths of rain instead of 1 to 2 inches. We had a few timely rains and we had decent crops because of that. This year we have had almost the same amount of moisture as we had for the last two years. Rain makes grain.

nice looking boy gets his looks from his mum.

Best part of the day is when the inspector shows up. And a handsome one at that. No Mike we are talking about Chapel. 😁

Amazing to see Chapel pointing out the “ Mid row Banders “ that’s gotta make Mike’s day lol 😂

Some great footage of you Mike with your son Chapel, I promise you that you'll rewatch this kind of video & be left wondering where did all those years go? Time seems to flyby quicker the older you get. This is going to be the year that heals some of the hurt of those drought years.

Your son is so CUT. Awesome family😊

Congrats on all the rain and finishing the north farm

Boss in wet boots trusts you a lot Mike. He showed up to inspect your work and machines on the last day of seeding, that's says a lot about trust he got in you :D

Better than seeding in dust Mike 👍👍

Chapel did awesome inspecting the drill, but he is so small compared to the tires on the drill 😂

Such a pleasure to see a lovely little boy like chapel being so much fascinated by your drill. :-) wish you all the best. best wishes german farmer

Excited for the crop checks 😊

Great to see the detail of your decisions, growing apples in UK couldn't be more different but weather watching to decide what's happening tomorrow doesn't change the world over!, in our case earth worms good but lady birds best

HEy Mike!! greetings from Greece! 🙂

Nice seeding season.

14:52 I LOL LOL LOL OUT LOUD whenever you jump on the DOWNFORCE ARMS thinkin, about all the ALARMS GOIN OFF ABOUT THAT 160lbs (totally random number not actually my guess of MIKES SKINNYBUTTYWeuightz) DOWNFORCE DETECTED and the airbags trying to deflait to compesenatate for the extra added downforce of DA MIKE RIDIN DIRTY!!! lol hahahahahaha LOL LOVE JOY COMPASSION

Sure has been cold...all the canola and wheat are slow growing

I get a kick out of Chapel doing the drill walk around! Won’t be long and he will be farming along side mom and dad

.5 mph would be very noticeable when core aerifying with a three point hitch mount on golf course greens.. no speed control that slow, only counting between a line painted on the front tire. Cheers,ed

We seed at an inch up here all the time. My theory is if it’s to wet there will be a quarter inch of mud buildt up on packer tire. And if it’s dry there won’t be any mud buildt up on packer tire. Being dry u probably want to seed deeper anyways. If that makes sense.

I think it would be fun to come out there and help for a few days never operated an air seeder

You should just buy a gopro and leave it running on the front of the cart and just have an hour long video but on 3x speed for people to watch. I always enjoy the seeding videos i make doing that. Just the sound of equipment running

Man Bourgault should seriously hire you for promotional purposes.......some nice camera work there.

Hello hope seedlings getting there. Seen this Mike and thought of you. It's on you tube .. WardysWaffle Andrew ward. Video 186 Capulet .❤

Earth worms are good. They break the residue down makes for better soil

One that little guy will be telling you how to seed one day.

Great video keep up the awesome work you do with your family and your crew. Mike you know that your son is going to copy you 💯 percent, like standing riding etc.

Mike your boy's gonna be running the joint soon lol

That little boy needs a sibling😊

morning still

Love you're vids my dream is to become a farmer ❤

Last ride wasent that one of undertakers finishing moves?

So what do you think of the big case Mike?? Great videos

17:17 RE: WITH SECTION CONTROL you are not seeding where the drill already been..... ''half staying in but not seeding you think it's bad but ya don't see it at harvest time......'' I wonder if it is actually like ''the extra juggle jiggle jiggle'' around the END ROWS actually helps with the compaction that shows up so it ''evens out at harvesttime'' actually instead of ''hindering growth cuz of compaction.....'' it instead offers up a LITTLE BIT OF DECOMPACTION ...without running extra tillage equip thru another pass? did that translate rite?

Tell me Chapel is going to be a farmer without telling me he is going to be a farmer. 😅

Mike, Chapel is the perfect size to set the depth on your seed drill he can walk right underneath and adjust all the openers 😂

Hey Mike are you involved in that runaway Hutterite group? They help them get their feet on the ground

Netherlands vs Canada 4.------ 0.

Earthworms, sign of healthy soil, and fine stewardship.

This is just me talking but your son needs a little brother or sister. Canada is going to be empty if you guys don’t replace yourselves!

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How much kernels per m2 do you seed in canola?

Those openers do their share of bouncing. I think I’ll stick with my C-shank.

Hey hey Mike I was just wondering about you was saying them sectional on it one side was working when you were sitting in the other side since he already did it was not seating was that automatic do you manual do that

2/10 in June is all the rain we’ve had in June so far. South of weyburn

Will be really interesting when the carts become electrified. Drive axles and electric fans. Think an 8RX 410 EVT with powered cart axles would be interesting. Add batteries instead of ballast for power filling capabilities. Add 200 HP to the cart wheels and you get rid of the drag of the cart. Yes and before people jump on this, its being used in Europe for manure tankers and Carts. Its a thing. We will start to see series hybrids entering the market. Edison motors but in the Ag world. Lots of old Iron that could be up powered with electric axles. Big buds would be interesting or old Versailles. There is another market out there and thats selling power on the off season to the grid. All that horsepower just sitting around could be useful, especially if you had batteries on board that could be used for grid services. Farmers could get into the selling power business in the future. It sounds crazy but is it??? Think Alberta last winter. 1000 600 hp tractors can put out half a gigawatt of power onto the grid. Add all the trucks sitting around and you really have something. A but of a tangent, thoughts??

I love you

Chapel did awesome inspecting the drill, but he is so small compared to the tires on the drill 😂

I've yet to see the little guy walk. I've seen him in a stroller and i've seen him run. Truly a one speed Chap 😂😂

Watching Chapel walk around the drill makes me think of being a kid climbing around and riding on the disker. Imagine the changes he will see in his time!

The last statement Mike made on rain on the south is not an exaggeration. The previous three years have only been 7-8 inches all total in the growing season. It's about time that southern Saskatchewan got a break.

The young fellow is going to be a heartbreaker with the ladies Mike

It´s good to know when to call it quits before shit hits the fan. I usually just quit when it´s already hit and then you´ve got yourself stuck in a whole different slew. Drill inspector in chief takes me way back, you don´t know how good that reminder was right now.

Honestly amazed you can get any sort of emergence planting that wet..if we tried that with grain crops in Ontario the land would be so compacted and crusted we'd be lucky to get 5% stand.

My grandad, who was a farmer, used to say that one extreme will follow another (and then a return to normal). So extremely dry will be followed by extremely wet before a return to normal. Where I live we had 20 inches of rain one February years ago and then dry weather for two years.

Sorry CUTE..😅

Those case 4wd tractors sure are nice👍

Ashton might like her red tractors but will Mike be in one next year ?

Train chapel on the grease gun to get the hard to reach stuff 🤣

Ashton is a pro! Under Mike's tutelage of course. 😅

Boy you don’t have to work to hard

You have a nice family Mike !!!

Mike thats called Drizzle...

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6:35 🙂‍↔️ oh not true Brother Mike Sailing races around the Seattle area are often won by a quarter MPH. Sailors know what a quarter MPH feels like because sometimes it’s all we get. 4 knots is high speed in a 25ft Sailboat ⛵️ that’s basically Hull Speed. Basically enough speed to have rudder steering authority. 😏❤️🖖🏼🇺🇸

Salut Mike magnifique vidéo et le tracteur et le grand semoirs et bien équipés 😂😮😅😊

It must be nice using only one type of planter. We use 4-6 vastly different ones depending on the year and crop prices. But planting vegetable/fruit (seedless watermelon, strawberry, etc.) transplants is a whole different experience.

goood morning vie-EVERYBODY😄

Mike your done with the quot track tractor?🤔

Ça profite,la relève.

Mike how did the agtron work for you? We’re looking to put one on our new drill.