I fell off the combine! Dad is the King of Sarcasm! Montana Harvest 2022

In today's video, I explain how our combine harvesters work to separate the grain from the chaff. I finally see hawk feathers in the wheat swath and when I get out of the combine I fall off. Grandpa is 95 years old and is still running the show here. He tells Dad what to do and it makes me laugh! Dad has interesting responses as usual. I'm not the only kid in this operation....I'm just the youngest!!!! Arvid saves the day and finishes my wheat swath so we can rode to our other fields to harvest. Grandpa is going to flag our combine harvester convoy so there are no mistakes! I hope you enjoyed my video! Thank you for watching!

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Hello. My name is Kate Stephens, and I am an 18yearold 4thgeneration Montana farmer. My family has been farming wheat in northcentral Montana since my greatgrandfather immigrated from Denmark in 1912 and homesteaded our land. My family has been teaching me about farming since I was two years old. I run one of the combines on the farm at harvest. I believe that it is important for everyone to know where their food comes from and the families who produce it. I love our farm, and I hope that my Farm to Fashion and Farm to Table products can help educate people about where their food comes from in a fun way. That is how Kate's Ag Farm to Fashion became a reality. I hope you love my products as much as I do because this is an extension of our farm and the grains we have been growing to feed other families for over one hundred years.