@8010cookie In America, almost anything is possible. You don't have to be born into a farming family. What I would do is work for a farmer as a farm hand for a while, to gather some knowledge, then eventually acquire some land and borrow some equipment. You have to start small. It all requires a tremendous amount of dedication.
@fuelfarmer Cool! I didnt realise they grew canola in that area of the states ! I assumed they only grew it in Montanna/ and the Dakotas.. What sort of yields do you see on canola it in your parts?
@Brick663 Not many people grow canola in our area. We grow it for our own use. Our best crop was 58 bu. per acre,and we are still learning how to grow this crop.
@fuelfarmer Good for you guys! The average yield here (Saskatchewan, Canada) is anywhere from 40-70 bu. per acre. Be on the lookout for it this year alot of acres didnt get planted in canada due to a cool wet spring so i think the price is going to skyrocket! Cool video and keep on trucking bud have a good spring down there
@8010cookie In America, almost anything is possible. You don't have to be born into a farming family. What I would do is work for a farmer as a farm hand for a while, to gather some knowledge, then eventually acquire some land and borrow some equipment. You have to start small. It all requires a tremendous amount of dedication.
ZackVDH 10 months ago
This must be in alberta?
Brick663 10 months ago
@Brick663
No. Virginia, USA
fuelfarmer 10 months ago
@fuelfarmer Cool! I didnt realise they grew canola in that area of the states ! I assumed they only grew it in Montanna/ and the Dakotas.. What sort of yields do you see on canola it in your parts?
Brick663 9 months ago
@Brick663 Not many people grow canola in our area. We grow it for our own use. Our best crop was 58 bu. per acre,and we are still learning how to grow this crop.
fuelfarmer 9 months ago
@fuelfarmer Good for you guys! The average yield here (Saskatchewan, Canada) is anywhere from 40-70 bu. per acre. Be on the lookout for it this year alot of acres didnt get planted in canada due to a cool wet spring so i think the price is going to skyrocket! Cool video and keep on trucking bud have a good spring down there
Brick663 9 months ago
How did you get the up close shot of the feeder house?
theoldshap 1 year ago
@theoldshap
The camera was on a long handle. I just walked beside the windrow.
fuelfarmer 1 year ago
how do you guys afford all that stuff? those harvesters aren't cheep
djtohkee 1 year ago
@djtohkee fAFamilys man...I want to be a farmer... have all my life... But if you dont have parents to give you a farm dont count on anything...
8010cookie 1 year ago
Looks like you need a chaff spreader
1981Mansell 1 year ago