Randy from Fieldrows

We bring on seasonal help sometimes. Yeah. Yeah. It depends on, lately they haven't done a lot, but usually we bring on extra guy in the spring planting, seeding, and then harvest can be one to two, maybe three guys.

We have a lot of strips. The way the land was built up, there's...

We have a lot of strips. The way the land was built up, there's...

We have a lot of strips. The way the land was built up, there's...

You know, you'd think so. And we do have friends that farm 2,000-acre fields, you know, not far from us. But we're just in an area where the county roads, unless we start ripping up some county roads, which I don't know would go over very well.

You know, you'd think so. And we do have friends that farm 2,000-acre fields, you know, not far from us. But we're just in an area where the county roads, unless we start ripping up some county roads, which I don't know would go over very well.

You know, you'd think so. And we do have friends that farm 2,000-acre fields, you know, not far from us. But we're just in an area where the county roads, unless we start ripping up some county roads, which I don't know would go over very well.

I get them mixed up. Have you ever forgot a field? Yeah. Usually spraying is when that happens. Yeah, that's it. And you come back later and you're like, uh-oh. Oh, no. Oh, that's not good. Call in your cam guy. Can we do this?

I get them mixed up. Have you ever forgot a field? Yeah. Usually spraying is when that happens. Yeah, that's it. And you come back later and you're like, uh-oh. Oh, no. Oh, that's not good. Call in your cam guy. Can we do this?

I get them mixed up. Have you ever forgot a field? Yeah. Usually spraying is when that happens. Yeah, that's it. And you come back later and you're like, uh-oh. Oh, no. Oh, that's not good. Call in your cam guy. Can we do this?

So do you do very much tillage then? Or do you end up leaving a lot of it to help with the wind erosion?

So do you do very much tillage then? Or do you end up leaving a lot of it to help with the wind erosion?

So do you do very much tillage then? Or do you end up leaving a lot of it to help with the wind erosion?

That probably helps, too, with the labor and the amount of equipment that you need. Especially, like you said, if some years it's not for a lot.

That probably helps, too, with the labor and the amount of equipment that you need. Especially, like you said, if some years it's not for a lot.

That probably helps, too, with the labor and the amount of equipment that you need. Especially, like you said, if some years it's not for a lot.

For a while, I mean, high horsepower tractors, that's where big buds were. That's really what drove big buds was Summerfollow. Pulling big Frickstad cultivators eventually became Flexcoil, which eventually became C&H, New Holland, Case IH. But the big, big, that's what the big bud 747 was. Well, actually, that wasn't. That was built for California.

For a while, I mean, high horsepower tractors, that's where big buds were. That's really what drove big buds was Summerfollow. Pulling big Frickstad cultivators eventually became Flexcoil, which eventually became C&H, New Holland, Case IH. But the big, big, that's what the big bud 747 was. Well, actually, that wasn't. That was built for California.

For a while, I mean, high horsepower tractors, that's where big buds were. That's really what drove big buds was Summerfollow. Pulling big Frickstad cultivators eventually became Flexcoil, which eventually became C&H, New Holland, Case IH. But the big, big, that's what the big bud 747 was. Well, actually, that wasn't. That was built for California.

But a lot of other big buds, they were designed for that. Well, When Kemp Follow hit the scene, air drills weren't that big. Guys were still pulling box drills with small horsepower, 150, 250 horsepower tractors. So really our buds actually sat and didn't do a whole lot for a while.