Seeding That Lentil Stubble 🫣 

great expression Mike...'displeased'!

Leaving that residue on top will make you money Mike. It keeps the sun from baking your dirt and makes your micro organisms happy.

Haha I remember the struggle with the X9, I would really love to see the New Holland CR11 in Lentils and also would "love to get to see" if it's really useful when the straw gets stuck in the combine since it is able to reverse the rotors and has a different cutting process of the straw as much as I know... but there are only that few machines of it out there, probably won't get to see it with mike unless New Holland is really willing to show it.

Yes your right Mike a great evening 👍

Mike we come from two totally different lifestyles of farming I grew up on a tobacco farm you cover a lot of acres my respect to all the farmers you feed the world one way or another thanks Mike really enjoy the videos keep them coming always interesting

Nice to see you guys are getting some rain up there

Your canola is gonna emerge flawlessly on that disc harrowed field compared to notilled lentil stubble. Something you couldn't get away with at the south farm!

Seems like you're off to an encouraging start with the rain.

Looks like a disc harrow should be in the future plans for thr north farm, that feild was BEAUTIFUL compared to that other one

That Salford that Larson Farms uses does a good job of chopping up what the combine leaves behind

Howdy Mike, I hope ya'll are doing well, I get it, it's a riddle... ( Keep, Good Try, Real ) ha !! I figured out your shirt 😂 Stay safe, God Bless and Farm on my Friends

They better give you a premium for having to use odyssey lol

Been awesome for moisture south of weyburn. But no rain in June yet. Hopefully not a repeat of last year starting. Atleast it’s not cooking hot

That is good looking dirt.

I think Hammie deserves a shout out “ you rock” 🎤🎤

Running double shifts at 24 hours is just crazy to me. The scale of western Canadian farming is something you don’t see down here in the US.

I am amazed how much land you and your family plant. How much land total (You and your family)? Thank you for feeding us!

Mike I'd like to know what your thoughts on New Holland /case 11??

Mike, your honey Mike says he is looking for trials and tribulations. Hehehe

Thanks Mike for the seeding update. Oilers made it to the Stanley Cup!

Magnifique vidéo et le tracteur et le semoirs et bien 😂😮😅😊

Windrows were taken care of completely.

Morning

Bedankt

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Mike, I need that shirt or a few of them. Would be a perfect advertisement for you and your channel, people will read that, wonder and then ask, heck maybe a hottie will see it when I'm at the grocery lol. Seriously, just like what you're wearing, simple but says a lot

Would a Diamond harrow work up there. Guys down here use them in soybean stubble.

You ever ask John Deere about the whole issues with plugging?

My birthday was May 16th🎉

May 16th is my Birthday 🎉 I turned 34 in case anyone was wondering lmao

Hello Mike will you need a combine driver this year wen you will have a crop?

Is there a reason you don't burn the stubble after harvest. Does it have a function being left like that on top apart from possibly helping retain moisture

Please demo the x9 1100!

That's some good aah soil. 1000bu/ac minimum. (I'm from EU)

Hey Mike how many acres you got on the north farm?? Cheers buddy

So I'm curious if you harvested the lentil seed? And all the stubble we're seeing is what's left behind? Or was the lentils grown for like a green manure?

need a disk drill

Do they not have plows in Saskatchewan?

Mike why the you don't wanna use a New Holland?🤔

Mike, would a disc drill do better in the north? Seems like it would do better if you dont harrow your fields.

So when u getting a strawmaster harrow?

Probably a set of harrows should be dragged up from the south farm

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When are you going to drive your brother's 9rx and he drives your tractor

should of burned the wind rows

First

Your videos are too far behind. Where are your priorities?