He is not only good at exposing everything he is meticulous in checking all the machines ensuring nothing is amiss great clever man, knowledgeable about farming and machineries , magnitude task, he’s gone along way in what he does will go even further and beyond.

Love the videos. Love the casual way you just show how real farming is done. I realize and appreciate the hard work you and your brothers, and everyone has to do.

Nothing like a woman who can drive a tractor!! We love your videos! Thanks for sharing Mike!

I love your videos because you just explain what you're doing

Hey Mike great video

i like that you explains everything alot, even if i would know the info about equipment it's always fun hearing it from the user as each have their impression on things

Congratulations on her saying yes man, she's pretty. Great job on the videos your job looks awesome.

Hi Mike, & Family another great video with very clear show and explanation of the air drill and with the boots and mid row banders, etc! Nice to see that the full drill has so many independently ran (with variable pressure) from the old Johnny, etc. Clear story. With the full family, all dedicated to the job. As you say al part of a beautiful morning. NICE !! 😎👍🏻👍🏻 What a great explanation again on the cart during loading! What an huge weight, 110 and 200 K lbs together and a tractor of 60 - 65 K pounds, this is say 50 tons of a drill, 40 tons of load (seed & fertiliser etc.) and almost 30 ton tractor, 120 tons altogether (sorry, am from Europe, its about metrics stuff as you know..). 120 tons train on agricultural land!! Cannot believe, so BIG! Nice to see Ashtyn also once in a while, she's doing great. Nice that women play a mojor rol in ag business too these days! Enjoyed it a bunch. Thanks buddy!

Your lentil fountain was hilarious. Thanks for sharing your morning with us.

The scale of your farm is insane

On those hydraulic cylinder pins, they should have the pin held solid in the black arm with an Allen set screw and allow the yellow hyd. cylinder to swivel on the pin. No square head on the pin. It might work.

Love the explanations. Also love that you're all gobbling up acres and burning diesel. I haul a 9-axle fuel B-train for Co-op and we've been short on work since the bulk plants have been stuffed to the gills. Seeding is finally chewing into all that fuel inventory. 😊👍

Ashton is my new favorite 😂

What a fascinating piece of machinery, thank you for explaining how it all works 👍👍

Love your content Mike! Thumbs up from Germany!

Great job again Mike!! Thanks for sharing. Keep them coming

Thanks for the video Mike! You are a hoot to watch and also a good teacher 🍻

Thanks for explaining the air seeders in detail Mike. Love your videos. Always watching from Manitoba.

Really like how you explain everything. Earned yourself a subscription 👍🏻

Just happened to stumble across your channel! Love the big iron and how organized you guys are! Really enjoying the vlog so please keep the content coming! Cheers from west central sask!

These videos are surprisingly interesting to watch! Enjoying the videos!

your rad dude. i farm in CA and deep down i fantasize about this style of farming. love it mike! keep it up, people got to eat!!

Great video Mike

Congratulations

I just started Watching your videos and there great keep up the good work they are very interesting I love the ones that are on the border Great sense of humor too

Good job Ashtyn

Thanks for another great video.

You’re a lucky fellow to find a gal that runs big equipment like that!!! You farm on a scale that is something!! BTO!! I thought I farmed a decent amount here in Kansas, but u have one field that is the amount I farm!!! 😊😊🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ I’d like to have a 2 mile long to spray in!! My biggest field is 150 acres. 🤷‍♂️ I enjoy your videos and commentary!!! Have a good one....

Been enjoying your videos the past couple of days, definitely found my new favorite farming channel

Wow, what a nice Truck. I love this :-) . Best Greetings from Germany

Great video awesome explanation ginormous equipment be careful out there Mike

Great video. I work at jays pulling turnpikes and used that little Mack to move. she’s fun to drive

Brilliant video very informative! Hope there will be a part 2! 👍

New subscriber here and live the content Mike. I grew up dairy farming in bbn northeast Pennsylvania not far from the New York border and main i miss it. Not the chores but the field work. I wanted badly to someday have a farm of my own but it was just not financially possible. The farm I worked on was not owned by my family so i would've had to buy the land, equipment, the whole 13 yards. Given the opportunity I'd go back to it without a second thought but not dairy, just crops.

Mike, I think I commented on one of your earlier videos, possibly the Fendt Ideal combine ones. Just popping in again to say that I'm enjoying the new content. I'm from Alberta, and I still can't get over how flat the land is in Saskatchewan. Keep up the good work, and stay safe.

Hey Mike, Check out LALFIX Spherical Granule. You won't have to use a broom stick to mix up your inoculant. Won't clump or bridge in the tank. Totes will go 320 ac! Brenton

Love your humour Mike!

Ashtyn Rocks!!

Thanks 4 explain as u go very interesting

Great video mike. Funny and informative. Them air drills seems like a pain

Good Morning Mike... Great Video... Thank you.. Have a great Friday 😊

Keep up the great vids Mike!

Great video. Keep them up mate

Hopefully your a patient guy lol , plug ups would drive me to drinkn ,, great vid bud keep on bringing them

Very interesting and informative for this non-farmer. Seams like such an overwhelming job.

Mike, this video is great. You show your equipment very well. That loaded weight is a hell of a load. No wonder those tractors snort. See you next time.

Awesome video. Part 2 please. Thank you!

Might try to take a harrow or cultivator frame and mount old packer gangs to it. Ribbed ones work best. They will smash the downed material and make it easier to pull through without tearing up the coverage. I had similar issue last year and found that if I drove over the material once with packer gangs (was running a flexicoil drill) then after I turned around I could seed through with no problem.

You really upgraded to that gorgeous hardworking woman

New sub from Uruguay, South America. Nice vids! Good explanations! If you ever need a grain cart guy, im all in man. Cheers

Wow that lentil fountain was beautiful :D

Ashtyn & Mike! 👍 - Doug in Iowa

Nice one 💪🏼

Love the content and have been watching for a little over a year now. @ 14:20ish you are talking about cotter pins, a bag of them are relatively cheap, they are quick to replace and it saves headaches and down time later on saving you money in the end. A little time rather than checking, just replace them and call it good. Change them once a season. Same goes for seed hoses and fert hoses. They get brittle in the cold and crack. Our biggest headaches are these pins and the hoses for the most part. Replacing packer wheels suck ass too

I'm a new subscriber to you channel, great videos of you seeding,went back to watch some of your previous videos came across the massey 760 combine I worked one of them on a farm in Scotland in the 70,s can you remember the first massey power flow table the prototype was made in our farm workshops by Canadian and French massey mechanics great combine and table,Arthur scotland

" either that or heroin" I really thought that's what you said until you said harrow the second time 😂😂

24K subscribers and 32K views at this time. I know your a big Patreon guy but you are doing very well at this KZfaq thing! Love your videos!

Hello from Sweden! great vid!

You guys are a Cute couple. Thanks for explaining the Process. Never seen one of these up close as i live in ohio. The company sent me literature on these last yr.. Awesome Setup.

Should put stainless steel bolts in there the cotter pins are no more problem awesome like watching you farm wish I come be there helping you guys and gals your awesome mike keep it up

Dang I useto think keeping up with 2 12row planters hooked to strip-til with Precision gear and Trimble GPS was alot to keep up with, these seeders are some seriously massive equipment.

Hi Mike ! Good job nice video 👍👍👍👋👋👋🇩🇪🤝🤝🤝

Very cool to see how you operate! Always wondered how you guys do things out in the prairies!

Hello from France 👍👍

Hello from Australia

Note to Bourgault. Put a red rubber end on the loading auger handle and some reflective tape to prevent head banging.

I feel like you should have a bucket to collect the seeds as you work on the horses, i believe the seeds aren't cheap .. keep up the good work Mike. S/O from Kenya - East Africa.

Wow amazing 👏😮

Part 2 Please live to watch you’re channel

Ashtyn is way too pretty to hate the camera, it obviously loves her!

Your best video yet!

I’d like to see a video each day of seeding, some different things about the seeders, the trucks, how it works

Ashtyn is worth two men in terms of her work contribution. a real hard worker / asset,

Intressting! Part 2 please!👍😉😎

Nice new video! Would love to work on a farm like yours!

hello, the videos are really cool. this is a second crop that you are planting.

Hi mate..🇦🇺 Fantastic video... Really great how you take time to post these video's. I couldn't even take time to take photos when out in the fields.. Hope you don't mind but I'm gonna copy your idea with the weights on my 9R's... Brilliant idea..👍👍 Stay safe...🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸

Thats a massive land roller haha Ours in 68 ft and i thought that was large 😆😆

Greetings from Poland

imagine your boss owning a multi million dollar farm turning into a cameraman xD I love this ahha

really cool how u show and share with us ur view for operations on these marvelous machines that have direct effect on our daily lives. mike and his crazy machines, when u said tumble weeds my mind went way back to the whiley coyote and the road runner cartoons,darn fer some reason i thought u was married, perhaps the hawiui videos

If by some miracle I got a job, working for Mike. I would already know how to do everything because he does such a good job explaining everything. Lol

Great video. Ashtyn is a cutie!

I like your vids

Ashtyn needs her own “Pink Cordless Tools & Sockets” so no one borrows her stuff and doesn’t return it. Ashtyn’s “Tools” may also have to have a Red Racing Strip” on them to match the “Case Colour” and make them unique from Sam’s and any other female employees. 🤣😂

In army transport parlance this is called FIRST PARADE SERVICE done every morning even if the vehicle is not going to be used but may be you still do it

I like your cannal

Aboat aye

Make more videos Mike! Great job. And include your fiancee more as well!

As with any machine a nickel part can cause a lot of grief , doesn't seem like that cotter key should be that high wear item but your are finding out otherwise , don't know if a roll pin would be better in that spot or not! Just the shear size and features of those carts is incredible , how is it they say , everything but the kitchen sink !!! I have a feeling if growers said they needed one Bourgalt would put it on there somewhere !! Ashton is certainly a trooper you'd think she could get her own tools , c'mon man !!! Hahaha

I want part 2. Waiting Mike.

Man that roller is crazy big!!💯🤘 love watchin ur vids man! and seeing the biggest equipment doin work!!💯👍 2 vids in 1 day!!😂😂 awsum sauce!😎

Doubled the subscribers in a week i think. Keep posting!

I can't even imagine how your land could be efficiently planted without GPS and all the tech you have, coming from Maine and I thought seeing a 150 acre potato field was huge so measuring fields in miles is crazy to me

ADHD farming with Mike Mitchell, SQUIRREL!!!

The only thing we check in Ohio is the weather it never stops raining, 2019 all over again.

Thats what I'm talking about Load the drill 1 time a day.

Thanks for explaining mid-row banners, and the reason why you require a 500 to 600 hp tractor to pull all of that equipment around. At what point are the manufactures going to motorize the cart with electric motors to reduce the work of the tractors?

Would love to know how many miles; yes miles, of hose/cables are on each of those....those drills are insane. New sub here Mike, nice to see something other than beans and corn.

And now I see where the FS19 DLC comes from with the 9RX and that brand and size of seeder