Strobel Row finisher 

Awesome work Cale and Ethan! Ya'll rock!

All the different angles were GREAT!!!

5:25 great shot! Truly shows what the implement is doing there.

Love those action shots and the detailed explainer on how the implement works!

What a awesome machine. Thanks, Cale

I remember when we didn’t even make 100 bushels per acre.

Love the different views.

Neato! I'd buy this if I were corn farmer! Works really well!

Excellet action shots at the end. That thing is really doing some work.

Great camera work Cale and Eathan. That is some piece of machinery!

It's good to see you have a sponsor Cale!!

Thanks for those exceptional views towards the last few minutes, as that was some up close “sausage making” at its finest. 🍻🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸🍻

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Thanks for spending the time to do the videos. I really enjoy Laura and Grant's channel as well as yours. I think y'all have a great channel for seeing farming in all aspects, the good, bad and ugly. BTW, man I've learned a lot from y;all already! From the southeast corner of Texas.... rice fields.....

Oh that shot under in front of the slicing discs was fantastic, perfect!!! Risky, but Perfect!

That is cutting edge technology. We don't see that piece of equipment used around here yet.

Take my money! I’m probably one of the biggest Orthman homers there is. I’ve been using their equipment for over 20 years. I have two one trippers and two of the stalk pullers. Especially good since they went to sealed bearings.

Exceptional video from all angles, no one can find a better one than this. It had to take some time to reset your camera each shot. Thank you so much.

I just tune in to hear the way ya'll say "root" up in the midwest! 🤣

Good evening, Cale! Nice to see you getting your field prep done! Up here, west of Minneapolis, it rained quite a bit yesterday. It might be a while before the renters can get out in our fields. How much of the soil on this place(my parents' farm) is clay. You go a couple miles south or east, you run into river sand (also, the border with Hennepin County). The Northern 1/4 of the county is sand ,as is Sherburne County to the north. Southern Sherburne County has a good number of potato 🥔 farms; from about Elk River to Clear Lake. I see you tried contact me, but I am currently not subscribed to Telegram. Sorry. Dk if You Tube will give you my Email address or not. In any case,say hello to your family from me and God bless this planting season with good weather!

GOD BLESS FARMERS!!!!!!

FLYING.

Really like the way it pulls up and chops the old root balls up. 1. How deep is it set to run. @. do you ever go over a field twice?

Non farmer question why don’t move over to middle of row and the next year move back.