This Storm Could've Added $100k To Our Crop!! 

Anyone see the cat in the shop at the end of the video?? 🤔

Scott mentioned how he appreciates us watching. But we appreciate you spending the time to video yourself, the ups and downs to put it out there for the world to see.

I am a 70 year old CPA from Georgia. I grew up on a farm and I get to live vicariously watching y’all. I have been praying for y’all to have a great season and rain. hopefully I will get to see y’all one day! I think I have watched all your videos and enjoy them. God bless you all.

Scott’s words hit home. My wife Of 45 years passed away middle of June at a young 66, and it is difficult to move forward some days.

Scott, what you had to say was something I needed to hear at this moment. I know I'm not alone. God worked through you to deliver that message. Thank you. May you be blessed with a safe and bountiful harvest season. God bless.

People don’t realise the hard graft, the struggles, sacrifices farmers make to grow food. All they see is what’s in the supermarkets. We have kids who don’t know where their food comes from. With channels like yours people can see the reality ♥️🇬🇧

Hi you guy's. Legarms your word's of wisdom really hit home.l am 67 years of age and lost my wife of 35 years just over 3year ago . This hit me very hard and the brain took a holiday for 2 years. Things are back on track at the moment . Enjoy all of your vidios especially the maintenance one as that is what l try to do myself. Keep up the good work and keep defeating the trials of farming as we both know there are plenty of them. All the best to your hole family. Thankyou.

Scott, you are so right ,my wife is having cancer surgery tomorrow, and I've been diagnosed with a heart aneurysm , but life keeps moving forward. You've just gotta keep faith in God and keep moving forward 🙏

You men are Awesome! My husband and I are all the time watching you and rooting you forward. I love the good Christian family that you all are. Be positive and keep pushing forward. Thank you for bringing us along on your journey. Thank you for all the time you spend on the videos. God bless you all!!🥰

You guys are all the best kind of farmers, bar none. I used to farm in Manitoba Canada, i am now 85 and miss it, you guys make those feelings go away. My nephews are farming the family farm today, they run a new John Deere x9 on tracks they hit a new high yield on oats,get this 180 bushels per acre. Keep up the good work, your year of perfect rain will come, and then yields will scare you. Enjoy the harvest, i also recall 8 or 9 bushel hard wheat. Farming is still the greatest way to make a living. I think your dad is the greatest dad, you guys could have. Take care. =Doug

Thank you for sharing your family with all of us.I also live in a subdivision and miss the farm life.I would love to ride in a combine.There is something very special about the harvest! As a Christian I appreciate the clean videos. Love your family!

Thanks Legarms for your words! I’m a retired clergy guy. 15 years ago I was stationed not too far from you all. I really enjoy your spirit!

Scott, I believe that this life is not made to be easy. God wants us to turn to him. My Dad was a farmer and was hailed out five years in a row. He was thinking about quitting farming. He stuck it out and things turned around. He still had hail storms and some year's without a crop. I believe it made his faith stronger. I always remember Job. Love your videos and drone shot.

Mr. Welker you should be very proud of your grown sons you did a great job on raising good, kind men into amazing Farmers and skilled mechanics, great family men thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏💕

You guys constantly inspire me. A friend was moaning about a lack of good male role models in the world today. I showed her you guys, some of us guys are bathing in some wholesome vibes. Keep up the good work.

Sound track on the opening drome work was excellent equipment cutting the crops, United States of America proud!

I was watching Beet Farmin’ Mitch’s “bumper crop wheat” video(he’s a N Dakota primarily sugar beet farmer)& I prayed that the Lord that I’d be watching the Welker’s bumper crop wheat. I’ve been praying for 3 years. There’ll be a day soon when the wheat is so high & thick we won’t be able to see Coby running in it.

I really appreciate the words, I love following you guys. I lost both my parents in 2014, and it has been very tough not seeing them everyday. So hearing those words at the beginning of the video were great to hear. God bless you and your families.

Scott, I really appreciate your gratitude for us watching. We are very grateful for you guys taking the time to film so much of your life for us to enjoy and I also appreciate your words toward the beginning of the video because right now I am looking at a possible cancer diagnosis in my upper back and the words you said help things make a lot of sense for me and helped me to reaffirm having a positive positive outlook and keep pushing forward so I appreciate it

I am a guy that grew up surrounded by farm fields and am stuck in the city now. You are a good family that are having some hard years. Thank God for You tube viewers to help you out. I mainly watch for the mechanical repairs. I do all my own mechanical repairs on my old vehicles and have since I was 13.

Walker’s, I’m so sorry for your low yielding crops this year. At the end of last year I started praying to God that you would get rain this year and have bountiful crops. As Scott alluded to, God is putting many of us to the test, you all for lack of rain, and myself as I’ve been unemployed since the end of June. I will continue to pray, as I know he has something great for us and hears and answers our prayers. God Bless all of you!

Scott's words at 2:55 couldn't have come at a better time. My friends son and his friend was taken from us Saturday Morning in a very bad car accident. Just saw him a couple weeks ago and was making plans to hunt together this fall. Its hard, but you are right. Makes us stronger and grow in life. I can't imagine how my friends and his family are feeling deep inside. I just know how i feel and it sucks. Thanks for the perfect timing on your words of wisdom. God bless.

Guys. I just wanted to thank you I lost my dad to Parkinson's and dementia yesterday and leg arms talk at the beginning of this video about staying focused really meant a lot personally. Thank you

Thank you for your kind words to your viewers. We have enjoyed watching your family for a couple of years. Thank you for taking us along with your family adventure. Love the videos showing the fields and sunsets!

THANK YOU GUYS !!!! I watched wheat farming, at my grandparents farm, back in the 60's, in central Oklahoma, when I was 8 or 9, and I miss that, to today !!!!

Keep moving forward. I lost my farm because of finances so it is gratifying to see you face obstacles and overcome them. I also envy how the three of you handle projects and daily farming.

I love the intro to your videos. Being stuck in a city it brings me back home just for a second 😊 thank you

Walker family is AWSOME I’ve watch and bought merch. You have stayed in your faith and as a west tx dry land farmer I understand the struggle. Scott’s heart felt thankyou lifted my spirits… keep chugging along rain will come and I’ll be watching

We appreciate you! Growing up working on the farm was the best, and seeing you all farm keeps that grounding and passion going in me. Good talk Scott! Reminds me of Jeremiah 17:14 - Heal me, O LORD, and I shall be healed; save me, and I shall be saved, for you are my praise. Blessings!

I worked on a small wheat and sheep farm years ago in WA... Australia. I was unfortunatlely present when a storm passed over us and destroyed the entire crops. To see the owner break down was something I never want to see again.. I have nothing but respect for the farming community. I know first hand the trials and tribulations you guys go through...

Its wonderful to watch your family work the land. Best channel on the Tube.

The sky after rain and the color of the fields is absolutely stunning

Thanks for the encouragement ,Scott. God Bless you guys.

I have a friend who went through Army ranger school. Yup, tough stuff. He said their moto was "Embrace the suck!" Good advise my friend to all as was yours. As to choosing weather to quit or go one: One of my most respected college professors in Computer Science used to tell us "Jump into the deep end of the pool with both feet!" (Go for it). We are far more capable than we think sometimes. Blessings to you and yours sir with Aloha...

You guys offer us a distraction from our daily struggles. I love your equipment videos. Thanks.

Amen, Welker Farms Family is an inspiration to us of faith.

Thanks for another interesting and informative and helpful in understanding video. Wow. Not so easy times. First: you all talked about the rains. Appreciate the way you addressed the difference in your rains and soils compared to the Midwest soils and rains. Huge difference in the affect it has on crop production in both areas. Most interesting. Really sorry you did not get any rains at the right times. Your explanation of that in terms of dollars really hits home. More rain equals more dollars of production from the crops. We sent prayers but just not enough at the right time. Heart breaking 💔. !!!!!! Secondly: the opening video and music was just wonderful; brought tears in terms of what farming the land means in the heart.❤️. Just was so meaningful!!!!!!! Fantastic work Welkers on the video opening. Just AMAZING!!!!!! Ok, talked about the video and rains and dollars and farming at the heart. Now to Scott: Mr Scott appreciate your kind words when you were talking about life struggles and pushing forward in life. Very nice words from the heart Scott!!!!!!! Now to the new 9260 combine and your current machines. Obviously a lot of difference from your description of the capabilities of each. Amazing what technology can do in a short period of time. You talked about the 9260 doing forty acres in an hour where it would take both of yours to do that. Believe that is the way you said it. Amazing difference!!!!!! Too bad it takes dollars to upgrade, hard on the pocket book!!!!!!! Amazing machines. Sorry the hail got part of your crops. Hopefully the insurance adjuster will give you some good news in terms of relief. Weather can really be hard on farming. I remember one year in the eighties where our corn and soybeans were just beautiful and a sudden hail storm virtually took it all; nothing left to combine; we just ran a disk over it and got what insurance could do for us. Heartbreaking!!!!!! Well, think that about covers it. Lot to talk about in this video. Bottom line; you all hang in there. What you are producing is manageable, just need more of it. Sending prayers your way!!!!! My blessings to all of you.!!!!!! I know the Welkers will care for the land and their families and working through the not so easy farm times. I totally believe in the Welkers and their beliefs in farming the land. May God watch over you ALL!!!!!’ The Iowa farm boy. Steve. 😊👍🙏🙏💕💕🇺🇸🇺🇸 PS. Thanks to Bob for explaining and showing us the early lands where the land cannot be used. The older family history is so interesting. Thanks Bob for sharing that with us. Steve. 😊

Three combines brought back great memories of living in South Dakota! Love watching your videos. God bless and God speed.

Great inspirational speech. So many in the world need to hear this right now. 💪

Nice to see a good rain even if it’s too late for this year. Great harvest video.

Talking about inland sea Bob. I have a mountain in Colorado I have been to many times that is covered with sea shells. It sits at 10,300 feet. I hunted it in 2017 and just this year, I brought my kids and wife out there. I told the kids as we were picking up sea shells that they had 2-3million year old shells in their hands. Minds were blown. A wild world we live in

I think leg arms missed his true calling. A Christian Counselor! God heals ALL wounds. He solves ALL problems. If we let Him! I’m proof of that. 25 years ago, I was near death from drinking. It wasn’t until I cried out to the Lord. SINCERELY cried out to the Lord! From that point on, everything fell into place, miraculously. 24 1/2 years sober. Thanks and glory be to God!

Glad to see that Nick actually shared the 9260. Right back at Scott for thanking you folks for sharing your lives with us. Many years ago I followed a couple of custom cutters into Montana, primarily in the Missouri River Valley. One group would not cut after dark regardless of the weather as he had a couple of significant injuries in earlier years within his crew. Be safe and thanks.

its interesting to see how you guys do things out there. Gotta love this country because of it's great diversity. Appreciate you putting your farming out there for the rest of us to see.

Was thinking about your yields and that lovely big combine. You were doing 40 acres an hr and 20 bushels acre that 800 hour. We run a 1983 MF865 18' front 160hp. 15 min for 220 bushels. That's irrigated land for you. You guys work so hard for marginal returns. Absolutely love your videos. Appreciate Scott's comments. 14 years ago lost everything in Christchurch earthquake. Still havnt recovered, insurance problems. Just keep family first. Stuff doesn't matter. New grandchild is what it's about.

Great family show, so much better than all the sitcom crap on the networks Thank Scott, Nick, Robert and family’s Oh and a special thanks to the rabbit 🐇 Hunter Cobby 😊. Remember Nick that Brains always wins over brawn .

I struggle with small farm so I can imagine what you all go through. Love your videos

Man I hope Coby does catch something he's trys his best pray for you Coby ❤

3 red combines cutting wheat = EPIC Welker drone footage (as usual) Well done guys. And Scott is a wise man. Thanks for the motivational speech Mr. Legarms.

Shreveport Louisiana only got 28.93 inches of rain. Wish I could have sent y’all a few inches of it.

Well you know what! Thankyou & appreciate what all use do for us as viewers, I’m a grown man been following for ages, got my own trucking company here in Aus and I still can’t wait for Yous to show a video, helps with stress ect, so thankyou for all yous do for us, may god bless use all

It's always grand to listen to Bob's stories. Nice to know something about the history of this farm. 😊 Thanks a lot for the video!

I’m jealous of Scott’s smile! Beautiful!

I'm really glad you got the rain. Where you are reminds me of a 3 year stretch of the mid '60s in on the south plains of West Texas we only had 1.5in of rain. Thank God we had a really good 8in well, or we would have been up dirt creek. Keep a bind on it, turning to the right. Getter done! 🇺🇸👆🇺🇲⛈️

I grew up in a Commercial fishing family and I know the hardships that are overlooked, ignored or otherwise simply untold. Iv lost so many family and friends to the sea and for us boom and bust are Extreme because our boats hold 5 to 6 crew and sometimes family members as well and when one sinks it can be a great tragedy. When we have a bad season that's a lot of people hurt as well. Fighting to protect our native salmon runs and stop the invasive Canadian Atlantic Salmon that are becoming a real threat to much of the Pacific eco system is tough because our fight is nearly untold as well. From me and mine we pray for you all. Thanks for sharing. Bless and be well.

So great to see a video from the Welker farms I appreciate all the hard work you guys do and I appreciate the hard work you do to make the videos

I was drawn in my the big equipment and stayed for the Welkers. The farm I grew up on had a Case 400, Case 800, Case 830, Case 1175 and the big boy was a Case 1370. They had a Case 600 combine with I believe was a 12 foot grain head and a late 70’s Massey Ferguson Combine with I believe a 14 or 16 foot grain header and a 4 row corn header. There was nothing quick change about them. It would take about 30-45 minutes to change the header then another hour or so to manually change out all the settings in the back to open everything up more for corn vs soybeans. We always waited until beans were close to being done to swap the Massey over to corn. One of your current combines could probably doin an hour what the 2 combines we had could do in a day.

Thank you leg arms for your words of wisdom and motivation to go forward when everything within through no fault of our own wants to shut down. Your a special man and have helped me focus again on going forward. Thank you so much you legend x

Scott thank you for saying that I've been having a hard year I've had a stroke and my motor home had an engine fire and with my depression and all my medical issues that message just hit home thank you being on a fixed income just way too much on my plate so your message could not have come at a better time thank you

Never get tired of cobby and your dad. Always enjoy your interaction with us. Stay safe guys !!!!

Preach Leg Arms!!! Preach!!!! Your words are well placed. Stay blessed.

Thank y'all for the Adventure and the time to show us what y'all have done it was an awesome ride in the Combines and in the trucks also the sidebyside it has been an amazing journey with all of y'all. After my major surgery weeks ago I have been watching every video and it has got me moving around I want to say thank you guys God bless see y'all on the next Adventure I can't wait

Its the Re-Pete 👍🥰💕💕 Scott thank you i enjoy the videos and positive reinforcement talks god bless 🙏🙏💕

Hell a Scott! I thought u had Tony Robbins as a guest! Well done!

The knowledge your father has taught me over the years about your state and land. I say thank you to him.

Looks like Re-Pete is doing well! GREAT job guys!

Thank you Scott. You have no idea how much I needed that.

Nice rain. Excellent. Hope it soaks in and stays for next year for you. God bless you all

You guys are so positive in everything you do. Good luck with the rest of harvest. Hope for better yields next year. Stay safe!

Thanks guys for sharing another great video!

Love watching you guys farm the beautiful land of Montana

Be safe and prosperous!

Love the little self help with leg arms segments

Leg Arms when your dad lesson to the video and hears your words of inspiration He is going to be so proud of you there are no words but thank you.

Great video guys, drone footage is Top Notch. Scott I just wanted say THANK YOU for taking us along for the ride,I really enjoy your videos

Loved the parting shot. Greetings from Pa!

Hey guys, really enjoy watching your videos. Brings back alot of memories. I retired from farming in 2015. I miss the fall harvest here in west central Illinois. I like watching your harvest videos. Be safe out there, hope its a bountiful harvest.

I grew up farming with older iron so I appreciate watching guys a lot like my self actually working on their own equipment not just calling a service truck out for every little thing like the new generation of farmers out there now

Thank you! Always something interesting happening :) I hope things go well as you harvest!

Hay Welker family I love you guys please don't stop what you are doing and Leg arms I grow up with the mine set just do it .

Thank you Scott.

It,was so good to see yall again at the farm show.Billy@Jackie,we are from Georgia.Be safe out there hope to see yall next year.

Scott,you not only gave good advice, but also proved why Cash iH combines are better than other brand combines. 🤠

We farm in Moree nsw Australia we have had rain events at harvest over the years that has dropped 5 to 10’’of rain thats not much good in 2022 we got near 300mm over a few days just before harvest that did some damage cost the north west a lot of money in 1992 and 1996 I traveled around your area stayed in Shelby a few times our neighbours in Australia are Canadian and they farmed at great falls and in Canada as well as here at Moree great seeing your area our harvest is coming around November we are planting sourgum today and will harvest in February hope harvest goes well for you

That is sure a beautiful combine!!

Love your dog. Great partnership you have with your dog

Thank you for sharing the challenges of farm life and the rewards of pressing onward. Blessings.

Thanks Scott, wise words. I enjoy your channel and seeing what you guys do. From kiwi land.

Thanks for the show guys 🍻

Thanks, LegArms, I needed those words you said, next week is very hard for me in my life so Thanks from encouraging words, God bless!

TY Robert as always for your explanations while you were crop checking. You are always a font of knowledge!

Thanks for the pep talk Scott, I honestly really needed it today.

Love You Guys ~ Thank you so much for All that you Do!!

I love how you guys show us what you guys do and have to put up with. Let's face it, farming is hard with what you deal with that you have no control of.

Great video. I'm glad the hail didn't do too much damage. Love watching the sky and the storm! Take care and God bless.

We have smaller equipment than you guys do but we have a 7120 case and we were running a 1660 beside it for the past 10 years and that 1660 would maybe do 1/3 of what the 7120 does, this year i picked up a 2188 to replace the 1660 and wow what a difference that has made in our harvest progress, that 2188 can do at least double what that 1660 did in a day. Bigger equipment is always nicer even if its old bigger equipment haha. Love the videos!

Thank you so much! Love the videos, always intresting to see what is going on over on the prairie.

Bless you guys, thanks for feeding the world

I learned a lot right there Robert. I was not aware of the ocean being so far inland. Thinking about what Nick said, had they got this rain in June, a hundred grand, a good start on buying a better combine

Love the intro. Keep your heads up. God bless!