Outstanding, brings back memories of growing up on our wheat ranch north of Mansfield back in the 50's and 60's. Of course our equipment wasn't as nice nor nearly as much of it. But, you have to respect and show appreciation for our Great American Farmers! Ken M.

Thanks. Gives the big city folk an insight as to where their food comes from.

Chelan, Waterville, Farmer, Mansfield, Withrow, 10th Road NW . . . _my heart and soul !!!_

Excellent video. My dad worked for the John Deere dealer in Almira as a mechanic from 1954-1959. He also ran the elevator up at Highland for Grain Growers in the summer. We moved to Moses Lake and he started farming on his own in 1959 but he worked winters for years after up there doing "set-up" work on combines for the Deere Dealer. I remember going with him to deliver machines in the Waterville area. I live in Maine now but I always love the videos from out in that area.

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Thank you. Glad you like.

Well done!

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Thank you Paul!

thank you, nice video by the way. Im thinking of getting a LUMIX TS5

thank you for making this amazing video. it really lets people know 1 of the steps in getting their food. really brings back memories

nice video

Love the video, and love the international combine

Fantastic video, thanks from the uk!

thx! Great vids man..

cool!!! I'm so excited now!

Wow..Top quality video.. So does this wheat used here in Washington &/or USA or does it get distributed to other countries?

Nice video D!

I just got a GoPro 3 Black Edition excited to try it out.

cousins are from your country. Love watching harvest vids.

what kind you camera did you use to make this video

GoPro Hero 960

Thank you! Mansfield is a great little town. You should check out my blog on the Great Northern Mansfield Branch Line. ndarrin97.blogspot.com/

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