Farms: Wheat Harvest On A Real Family Farm in Kansas!
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Ever wondered what wheat harvest on a family farm really looks like? This video gives you an inside look at everything that goes into harvesting wheat. Filmed by: Greg Peterson and Laura Peterson Voiced by: Greg Peterson, Laura Peterson, and Nathan Peterson All video filmed on location at Peterson Farm and Livestock.
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Great video!
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Wow my God Jesus ...that's remain me in the glory days in Syria...when we were working on the Gohndeer ...
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how do you dry the wheat before it's harvested? I was told that farmers spray the fields with round up two weeks before harvest. Is this true?
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Do vlogs
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Great job on this video! I am a music teacher in Kansas City and we are singing a song about harvest time. I am going to show this video to my second grade students - they will love it! (I learned a lot by watching it, too!)
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Cool video man! All the best to you and your incredibly hardworking family!
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How much money was brought from this harvest?
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Haha you guys have someone bring food out during harvest. In idaho lots of the smaller farms do that during potato harvest. nothing like a baked tater after seeing several million in a day
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why would anyone dislike such video ? 59 ????
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Great educational video! Thanks!
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I love farming
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I'm. a. farmer. to
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why round bales
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when I win the powerball I'm moving here and dropping some farmers some money to help out, not saying they are poor it's just a donation who wouldn't want to help out with people that feed my kids and wife,
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Thank you from a homeschool teacher. You have a beautiful family.
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Awesome video! It was so interesting to see what farmers do.
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that is some big ass land space
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Well, I didn't know you could feed wheat straw to cattle. And I grew up on a farm!
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I learned to combine at 9. That was before air conditioned cabs and I thought I would die of dust rash.
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I've hitchhiked all across Kansas! I sure do love the Flint Hills area from Newton up to Abilene. I wish I had the opportunity to be a farm hand, because it seems like a lot of fun. Maybe next time I'm coming through I'll pass by Salina.