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When I owned my own farm south bank we used to keep the hay fields clean and clear from lambing time and if any of the pasture fields got away on the stock we used to cut it down and bale it as well and also the road sides it really tidied the area up and it was lovely to see we used to put 20 10 10 nitrogen on the hayfields at a ton to the acre and the sewage men would ask if they could empty their wagons on the fields and we said yes and you should have seen the grass shoot up we used to do 2 or 3 cuts of hay and silage and haylidge

Another good episode

Great interview!

Very nice building and good information

At least any progress owing to the unsettled weather is better than none at all. Looking forward to seeing the side dress rig in action. Enjoy your no-frills content...down-to-earth while keeping old iron going.

Very nice project

Ethan found some stuff I think you would like, I just need to know how to send it to you.

ya, saw the pretender, Only one Oliver66FarmBoy..BTY...no more light speed vids 🤟 ...still watching buddy. Love the content. Take care

Long video, but well worth the watch.

Damn- that was one great video!!!!!!!!👍 Dean is one great guy, and an excellent history storyteller! Loved it.

Nice one.

Pretty cool listening to Dean talking about saving the tractors.

Ya got a nice truck there by the barn. Does it run? It looks like a 1981 or 82 chev.

Great video very interesting man with a lot of knowledge. Thanks Ethan!

Now we have the 4-230 to spread rumors and make urban legends about.

This was absolutely excellent thank you for doing this Ethan. What a cool guy, natural story teller

Awesome video. Was just at the Buchholz farm looking at the equipment on the sale!

A good idea to have the tool shed next to the backdoor of your house 🏠 😀 👍.

Excellent job and video

Very good job and filming

great to get this interview, he was a very informed and intelligent guest

Thank you for doing this. He is a great guy doing what was necessary in the tough agricultural years. Which was right when i wanted to farm. But, i live through the memories of those years of great change in agriculture through these videos.

I also noticed that UA-cam inserted a Biden ad into your video

It would be super cool to see the 4-325 out in the field doing some tillage.

Your channel is awesome, you are one of the few that i watch almost every video. I appreciate that you are a real, down to earth person who farms with older equipment, and that your channel isnt filled with constant sponserships and badgering us to buy this or that. Appreciate the efforts! Great channel

Great interview, fantastic knowledge and stories.

I know you said South Bend didn't seem to be interested in history....you might try the Shelby County (IL) Farm Bureau, they dedicated a new building to the Oliver Baler (Ann Arbor Machine). The factory there employed 200 people when production got moved to Coldwater.

This guy is a wealth of knowledge, i really enjoyed this video. It was neat to see an American up close, ive never seen one

I have been waiting for this video. I live 30 minutes from Coldwater. It would have been nice if White was still around.

Good show

Great video thanks.

What a man. Didn't like beating people or companies up. But has so much knowledge. Guys like that are the ones who built American products.

Hey Bud You knocked it out of the park

I have seen that guys channel pop up on my feed. I haven't watched any of his videos, because of everything that you said i already believed. That's why i love watching all of your video's, not only do i farm too (and use whites but also minneapolis moline's) but i also have the same view's as you in terms of everyday life. It's hard to find "creators" that share the same view's about things. Keep up the great work Ethan 👍

This has got to be one of your best videos. Great story and really makes me wish Oliver White was still being built in Charles City.

This was a very interesting video Thank You Ethan

I could listen to that gentleman for hours and not get bored, very informative, and very cool stories

Thank you for these videos

I have to agree with the comment about the over/under is all you need, this new equipment with all this high tech bs makes no sense to me.

Watching this video makes me want to go drag the 4-270 out of the barn and get her going. I just don’t know what the hell I would do with it if I did. Maybe if I ever buy a big square baler. Great video. Love listening to these old guys talk.

Great job on machining got my degree on the farm and then college

They where big horse power tractors back then

Thank you so much for another great video Ethan, I am watching from Denmark 🇩🇰 and looking forward to watching every new video you post, keep up the good work and thank you again

I started watching you back in 2021

My girlfriend thought I was nuts when you posted that first return video. I was like a little kid on Christmas morning. As long as you post, I’ll always watch….

Duals really set that tractor off. Looks to mean and sounds mean.

G’job Ethan, I know that your dad and wife Shelly help out, but for the most you’re a one man show, and you do one hell of a job at it young man🇺🇸👌🏻🇺🇸

You’re the first channel I click on and I’ll probably watch you until it stops. My wife makes fun of me for coming home from farming to watch more farming

You produce excellent content. I don’t know how you manage to do all you do in a 24 hr day! You do a ton of work and set an excellent example! Keep up the great work.

I love watching you farm , old fashioned way. I've always love old tractors and equipment. My grand father farmed with two Allis chamers.