Nathan, you and your family run an extremely tight operation. Your dryer fire was nothing more then an unforeseeable unfortunate situation. Your content is top notch and I feel that you hide nothing from us. You're the most upfront farming contenter on KZfaq. I never miss your videos. Best wishes & happy harvest...

Everything you do Nathan is awesome, negative people are everywhere. Please keep up the great content!

Stephanie, Nathan does a good job supporting y'all an golden harvest, he deserves a sponsorship, he's one of the best farmers on KZfaq that explains stuff very very very well, an he can grow a good crop, he deserves it, thanks for sharing Nate 💪🇺🇲🤙

WHAT A GREAT YEAR SO FAR. And yes Phil is like a mother hen with the grain set up. Couldn't ask for better.

Nathan, It's hard to believe another harvest season is upon us. I'm so happy that your beans are doing so well

Geese are the worst for crops. I was attacked by those damn things when I was on my way into work. The fact of the matter about the fire is that you got there and took care of the problem. You know you take care of you equipment and farm I don’t think anyone can deny that. I have learned things from your channel that other channels don’t even touch on. Nathan keep bringing us great content.

Glad it wasn't any worse than it was, you guys take better care of ur equipment than anybody else that I have seen.

You have had amazing success with your entire bean harvest thus far. Hopefully it will continue!!

I was raised around potatoes, worked many hours in the. Fields cellars, driving truck. Watching from Idaho. Great video

Don't let the negativity get to you Nathan!! Anyone who watches your channel should know that you are all very knowledgeable, detailed, and safety minded farmers. Looked to me like it was just one of those "flukes" that happened!! Really enjoy your videos!! Keep up the good work!!!

Thanks for a great video Nat. Don't wreck yourself over the grain bin incident . In the end, you had the right 4 people evidently. It's still standing and usable.

Nathan y’all do a great job with every aspect of the farm, and that’s coming from and old retired farmer who was very meticulous about details and you remind me of my operation. Things happen that cannot be explained nor anticipated but as expected y’all handled the emergency in true Baker fashion

Nathan don't pay those negative Nancy's any mind what so ever. Anyone that has a clue about real farming can see preventative maintenance is not lacking on your operation. Remember bees don't waste time explaining to flies that flowers taste better than crap !! Keep up the great work and wish you guys a continued great harvest season .

Ah Taters and Wheat , as a young pup that is what i thought farming was all about . Back then tater harvest at my uncles was done with crawler tractors. and Olver O C 6 pulled the two row digger then migrant workers with tater forks would fill bushel baskets that were tacked on two wheel flat beds and at 8 years old i ran the oliver O C 3 crawler pulling one of the two flat bed trailers hauling the full bushel baskets stacked five high into the storage where four men would unload and dump each basket on the elevator that piled them in the huge storage building . That was 1954 . In 56 was the year the first two row harvester arrived and now instead of baskets came the home made self unloading wagons and and trucks and the first wheel tractors only to find out that OH the Super 88 did NOT have enough to pull it by it's self and now the O C 6 was put inft of the 88 to add pull power and PONY POWER . That is the year i started working harvested fields to get them ready for wheat . Not till 63 did he get a wheel tractor that would pull the new harvester and that is when he bought the second 806 Farmall sold in my area of N/E Ohio , the first one went to the man i worked for .

Nathan, don’t let the trolls get to you, your farm and equipment is some of the most meticulously cleaned and prepped around. That drier looks like new, dry fires are one of those unfortunate events that I believe are the more you use it something like this will happen. Thank god you caught it early, we’re close and got it u dear control without further damage. Keep doing what you are doing.

Wow! You sure can pack a lot stuff into one day

Thank you for bring us into the cab. as often happens many dont give the full story of what effects add-ons can have on yield , keep the videos going

You are very honest and humble giving us your bushel count when things are bad or good. Your beans are great and you should be proud. Great crop. BVF, Welkers, Ivers, Larson farms, fast ag Triple R. are my favorite channels.

watched another farmer that used source this year unfortunately his corn didnt make it through the drought, so he was unable to even see if it helped. It sounds like it should help you from the way you guys explained it. Glad the fire wasnt more serious and that you can keep on keeping on.

Hey, Stephanie, Y U NO sponsoring Border View Farms???

Nathan awesome Beans 👍 Great Job. Do you think the Chicken Litter 💩 is helping the record bushel harvest? Pray 🙏 for trolls and negative commenters. I know it Rubs Your Rhubarb the wrong way. I don't get people like that. But 99.9 % of us 💙 and support you and family 👪.

GREAT VIDEO!!! GREAT BEANS!!!! UNBELIEVABLE YIELDS!!! CANT FIGURE OUT WHY THEY WONT SPONSOR YOU, YOU REALLY WORK HARD AT GROWING AND CARING ABOUT YOUR CROPS. JUST REMEMBER THAT THERE ARE PEOPLE OUT THERE THAT THINK THEY KNOW IT ALL BUT MOST TIMES DONT!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND KEEP VIDEOS COMING

You doing excellent job on maintenance some people are just negative

Don’t take those comments to heart Nathan. Anyone who has seen the work Phil does around that grain system knows you have one of the best maintained grain setups around. Thanks for the interview today, that was great!

Nathan you have a awesome operation, you guys are thorough on your equipment and grain facility. I watch all your videos I know how you operation not a stone not unturned. You guys appreciate what you have. I'll definitely catchya at the next one. Stay safe!!

Thanks for all the effort you’re putting into all these daily videos! Looking forward to the map overlays to see spray : yield differences and irrigation.

Glad you having a great bean harvest this year!

Great video thanks for all the content it taught me some stuff I never knew so hope you have a great harvest no more problems and you guys have a good one thanks for all these great videos

Nathan in past videos you have said that you don't like filming in front or with other people in and interviewing type video. Just wanted to say that you did a wonderful job today with your rider and rep from Source. Excellent and informative videos as always. I don't miss a one. Also coming from a part of Canada that is in the potatoes belt (New Brunswick) it was nice to see what looked like a Spudnix Airsep on your channel. Lots of them here but usually being pulled by two track tractors or large row crop front wheel assist tractors.

Thanks for another great video Nathan! I appreciate getting to see what you all do with your operation.

Better man than I. I would have told them to F off! 😆

Nice one Nathan.👏👏👏👏🇨🇮🍀

Don’t listen to haters their going to hate no matter what

The chains are made in my home town Greeley colorado

Good job👍🏼👍🏼

Phenomenal beans . Makes harvest fun . Up here in Ontario once the corn is close to 30 % it`s go time . No way your corn was too wet .

Thermal imagine camera so useful. Can also use it to find hot bearings after a day of harvest before u go home

On our cotton equipment the yield monitor is basically useless because our humidity will change 80-90% during the day and night while we are running. You’ll quit late one night and then the next morning the next pass will be making 20% more or less then it did the night before. We use the data on our corn beans and wheat but basically ignore it on the cotton picker and stripper.

Do you know what Nathan, these negative comments piss me off as much as you. No other farm I see on KZfaq has as good a maintenance regime as you all at BVF. Ignore them and crack on doing what you all do. You still need to give Brock a go on the combine 🤣🤣

You do more preventative maintenance than most people

Whatever effect happens on the monitor after dark is definitely real. It’s not every night but definitely happens. I’ve documented it for years

What are Phil’s thoughts on the 8rx? Thanks for the videos

There is attachments for cellphones that will let them do thermal imaging.

good morning nathan i had a welding fire yesterday at my farm burned a small portion of my lawn and burned my finger but the key to any fire is to not panic

I've had mud buildup on the pressure sensor in elevator accumulate in beans at night reducing yield monitor

On the test trial plots do you survey the loss out the back of the combine on each plot as this loss may be a variable function of the differences in the treated plants?

If the grain cart lights are too bright then just have the cart driver run his lights dim when he is next to you

Someone will always have to say something negative to make themselves feel better about their situation. Keep up the good work.

Did the grain cart weight verify the monitor was off on that last run?

Don’t pay any attention to the mutts when they bark!!!👍🏻

If I remember correctly you shut off your drier once or twice. Maybe the sweaty corn got settled in to tight and that’s why it stopped flowing? My drier is different, but it will bridge up.

All summer long every time you looked at beans you said you were not impressed lol they got a chip on their shoulder and decided to show you!

I have watched every one of your videos and know that maintenance is a number one priority on your farm. I was just wondering if the dryer rollers had a malfunction do too a drive motor, chain or gear wear and does need to be addressed by the manufacturer.

I'm curious to your opinion on 30" rows vs 20" or 15" rows. Pros and cons, etc. Beans and/or corn since corn is sometimes planted in 20" vs 30" also.

Ref drier fire....why didn't the corner turn to pop corn? Legit question. Cheers mate. Keep the vids coming. Big love

Don’t let a few negative people bait you You all do pristine maintenance It shows all the time in the videos You provide great content Don’t let tools rattle your cage You provide very good content 99% enjoy the heck out of what you do You all run quite an operation

Did you check your combine weight against the cart on individual loads after you were concerned it may not correct? I often wonder if the increase in power consumption and decrease in yield are the result of incomplete threshing due to tough conditions. The old auger heads made it way easier to pick up on that. Thoughts? My cart doesn't have a scale so just my theory.

Always have to be a clown about something some times some people that's just the way they are you all are doing a great job at the farm good to see y'all

15:10 NATHAN (and anyone) what's your OPINION on the HITCHES on the back of the combine to pull the header... like MikeMitchell talks about all the time... that dude roads more than in the field! LOL SO IT SEEMS LOL I kno it ain't really so, when you have mile long runs.... lol ''SO IT SEEMS'' lol is road crown an issue when pulling it behind the combine???

Nathan what is your opinion of the new reel I see some going over. Thanks

Nathan, never thought maintenance was a issue as you guys work on equipment all winter long - it is just that you never showed or talked about it . ? Could the rollers getting plugged up have been from loading the dryer with wet corn to start drying .

Is this were I apply for what happens with corn in the bean set up. And there way around. Beans in a corn set up. Other than mess!

Do you know if a wind system on the head help you more or not?

Looks like you were let a lot of cobs pass thru your JD into the tank in the corn and that can cause problems in grain handling. Not sure why you let so much foreign material stay in the grain, but it can and should be reduced with simple adjustments. Looked like the dryer fire could have been due to heavy cobs.

Eff dem geese, 3" magnums is my recommendation.

Have you done a 30” vs 15” yield trial?

Stop giving the haters what they want... we know how well run your farm is... wishing you a GREAT harvest.

Have you ever contacted the department of natural resources for crop damage? If your state is anything like ours, they offer compensation for loses like that goose damage

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I am interested in your soybean population plot. I always was told soybeans population will adjust them shelves no matter the thickness planted.

Stephanie, why doesn’t he have a Golden Harvest sponsorship?

Can you explain how you decide what speed to run your real on your header? Yours seems like it spins pretty fast compared to some of the other farm-tubers .

thermal imigin good... how far will your LAZER TEMP THINGIEY shoot a beam??? 12:32

It was DEFINITELY a build up on the rollers.

It would be nice if Golden Harvest got on board

It’s amazing how many expert keyboard farmers there is!

Did you use that sugar addition on this beans, you got some sample jugs.

Nobody can know why dryer was on fire it happen now and in my opinion that will not happen again just all ingredient come together and BAM fire it can happen to anybody that use dryers

To add to the dryer thought… have you ever had birds build a nest in the dryer over summer? Stupid pigeons & starlings get in everything. lol I could see them going in and out of the air vent triangles 🤷🏼‍♂️

How does combine determine yield? Weight ? Camera? Sensor? Maybe it needs light after after dark it looses light. IDN. Just thinking

How was your sulfur trail?😊

For your 2.2 soybeans what’s the price per unit for next year?

Can you put in a claim with fish and game?

accidents happen. If you didnt do preventative maintenance, it would have been bad. God Bless You All

My only comment is I would hope the dryer manufacture has a method for handling fire situations. What I mean is the way you emptied the good corn seemed slow. I'm sure there are a tremendous amount of understanding of the dryer system and why it seemed to take a long time to get the corn out, just seemed to be an observation of how the system works. I guess what I'm asking, is there a way to have the dry corn exiting auger run in reverse, exit to the other end into a pile that can be moved with front-end loader? This would elevate the concern of having hot corn go somewhere it should not go. or is the bypass function for the corn allowing it to go somewhere other than into a bin? I understand the bottom doors offer the function of emptying the dryer, just seems like that is for panic situations of getting corn out quickly. Maybe that is the part I'm not embracing on what can be done to empty the dryer when there is an emergency. Next ten days of weather looks good. Guessing you'll be done by Halloween.

This farm is more thorough on maintaining the equipment then anyone

Dryer Fire - Spontaneous Combustion or Flaming Floating Embers? And Why?

I am leaning on the COB CROWD here NATHAN .... I HAVE NO MORE EXPERIENCE IN THEM THIS LIFE THAN YOU AND LARSONS AND ZACK MFdude (all them craweling all inside them as you have, BRIAN has showed some, but not as much INSIDE, altho I do remember seein him crawl into one one time and *I* SAYS NO WAY if I had a beerbelly watnot bod, NOPE that memory was too small lol ) anyhow I know what YOU & THEY have SHOWN ME ON THE VEDIOz .... BUT... some of those CHUNKS seemed kinda biiiig, the 1/2 x 1/2 in CHUNKS .... what makes me thingkz that, is *I* DO NOT KNO how big the SLIT IS the corn gets to go thru in there to trickel down.... and that's why *I* am COB CROWD ... like removing that would have cut the fire triangle kinda thing .... ''fuel removed no flameage'' RULE2 I think... RULE1 is always hit the BASE ....... RULE3 gets into YOU n ME and OUR SAFETY lol woah... my ''THOUGHTS'' and minds eye see a couple of those ''cob chunks'' gathering up together and making a 2 or 3 piece 1/2 inch square pieces becomes a 1.5 or 2 inch CHUNK and PLUG.... and it was on the CORNER, what doess the END ROW CORNERS SLOT look like? and when I was watching the vid, may have even been one of the ones that asked, '''ISSNT THAT QUITE A LOT OF COB CHUNKS IN THERE?????? THEY MAKE GREAT FIRESTARTERS!!!!!''''' I THUNK THAT OUT LOUD ANYHOW even if I didn't TYPE IT THEN... sigh... I AM GLAD you all wernt toooooo far away!!! (good reason to always have a truck near the workzone as proceedure tho, eh?) CONTINUED SUCCESSES$$$!!!! (did you get a LOTTO TICKET??? I always get a lotto ticket when feeling LUCKY!!!) speaking of TRUCK AT THE WORKZONE!!! did you see DIRT PERFECT's VID about going up to the THUNDEEEEAAARRRRRRR trailer FACTORY THEIR FARM!!!???? well the FACTORY PART Of THE FARM lol it is QUITE THE SETUP!!!! I APPROVE not that my approval matters much for most huMANz lol, *I* WOULD GET ONE IF I HAD the NEEED!!! :) try to go check it out if you hadn't yet! THUNDERCREEK DUDES HAVE A BIG MULTITANK TRUCK NOW TOO that instead of FLATBED IT BE TANKS!!! oh my think about being able to have one of THOSE as a WATER TRUCK :) or settin it up as the TOOL TRUCK, 4 tanks, remove 2 put the aircompressor, generator, weldor, and a crain on the back.... anyhow, the truck is pretty cool, lookin forward to someing doing a VID ABOUT THAT ONE!

Anyone who sweeps down the bin walls is meticulous.

Nathan - I don't need you to include daily video of you checking the oil or running around with a grease gun to know you're doing it. Please stick to your current content format. Haters are going to hate. Fun fact: You were so focused on giving us a dryer update that you forgot to include the usual BVF opening when editing. Continued success with the harvest. Be safe! 👍

Hello first comment once again

REMEMBER Nathan...........opinions are like bellybuttons, everybody has one. Ignore it and move on.

What is Red Dog? And where does it come from? What's the remedy if the season means you get build up again?

And you upset. They win. They don't care except any coments. That made your blood pressure rise.

Sure your father can do that, just needs practice.

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I liked the raccoon comment

Nathan are you Shure you are not an agronomist.

Don’t pay any attention to the mutts when they bark!!!👍🏻