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@@rickyweber2651 it’s a bearded hard red winter wheat variety

@@WebsterFarms got it thanks

No, but he worked on my families farm when he was younger.

@@jddriver9565 thank you, I try my best!

Oh cool, I know some about planes, but always wondered what those are, thanks!

It’s the only way I know how to do it lol

No, the chemicals that we are spraying do not cause harm when just touching your skin. Though we are still cautious, and wash our hands, there isn’t really harm to people outside the sprayer, because the chemicals doesn’t drift very far unless it’s really windy. Also, farmers can’t spray when it gets too windy, so there isn’t really much danger other than if you actually stick your hand under the spray and eat something. We’re near Mount pleasant if you know where that’s at.

thanks, in our operation, we don't do deep tillage and have very light soils, so we don't need as much horsepower say other farms in like Iowa. To be completely honest, we don't even run the tractors very hard, still be very productive and still knock out a lot of acres per day. However, sure you could say we do have undersized tractors for some practices we do, but that was my grandfathers decision when buying tractors and I'm a kid, almost an adult, and don't really have say in what we buy or how we operated.

That is a John Deere 6195r

Yeah I’ve been saying the same thing

Some people just think they’re right sometimes

Same difference lol

@WebsterFarms not rlly but alr lmao

@@earthkingdom3122 I understand there’s a difference, but the general term for plowing is tilling the ground, so plowing and discing are the same thing. people use different terms around the world to describe processes on farms.

@@earthkingdom3122 just like how some people say, cutting wheat, and some people say harvesting, or combining wheat.

@WebsterFarms well it's more like fruits and vegetables. Grape is a fruit but a grape is also its own thing that's very differnt from a orange but their both fruits but extremely differnt.

23 foot, and yes it does pull it pretty well too

We have max weights on it so it works

They are the same thing

It’s just like saying, “Harvesting Wheat” to “Combining Wheat”

yep, its good to know some people care about what we do, very appreciated...

Oh are you talking about copyright, I just realized what you were saying. It’s fine to play music because I’m not making money on CZcams, so I can’t get copystriked, just won’t let me upload a video with specific music. Thanks for letting me know.

Shoot, i was hoping no one would ask this question lol

Jokes aside, it’s fun cus you can go really fast, and you get a lot done.

Yep

I wouldn’t know, I just work on my family farm.

No, that’s the craziest wheat I’ve ever seen

Around our area, people make on average 60bu every year, but that field had a really good crop rotation, so it made 40bu more than normal

Sorry, to answer your question, that’s definitely not normal for our area.

Yeah, it’s the best wheat I’ve ever seen

Thanks

Oh yeah, they’re hardworking, and reliable tractors!

@@WebsterFarms Agree 100%! We had our first (somewhat expensive,it was like 2500 bucks) problem at around 3000 hours on our 6175R. (the rest(one issue) was covered under warranty) it would say that is not bad.:)

Thank you, very much appreciated, sometimes I feel no one cares or watch’s my videos, but when I see comments like yours it makes me feel, I’m not doing this for nothing.

@@WebsterFarms No, you do a great Job!:)

Thanks

thank you, its a lot of fun

Yep

Ohh yeah, especially the hay we’re cutting right now, it smells amazing, cows are going to tear this stuff up

yep, my grandfather knew what to buy.

we had a new 2022 8r Signature edition, but sadly, my grandfather past away a week later, and we decided to give it back.

We have a 6215r, Two 6190r’s, and A 7830