Rocky Mountain Farmer

Rocky Mountain Farmer I am a fourth generation potato farmer in Southeast Idaho. We farm about 4000 acres.
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09/03/2026

Watch as wheat heads are tested for dryness and kernels are examined. The combine header needs calibration as the tines are currently hitting the knives. This field will be cut and opened for semi-trucks to load. harvest

09/03/2026

Harvesting crops with the west coast on fire. Smoke blankets the sky, creating an eerie red glow. We're working around the smoke and trying to make the best of a challenging situation.

09/03/2026

There's a special kind of satisfaction in bringing in the grain harvest. It's a moment of connection to the land and the cycle of nature. What do you call this time of year?

09/03/2026

The sun paints the sky red over a vast harvested field. It's a dusty morning as we empty the combine, the land turning brown under the rising sun. A beautiful, raw start to the day.

09/03/2026

Last year was tough, especially with potatoes. This year, we're praying for good wheat, potato, and hay harvests. Seeing a full grain pile is a good sign, and avoiding downed crops is a win. Fingers crossed for a great yield!

09/02/2026

We're maxed out on this pivot. It might not make it to the end. Going to try and get it moving while we wait for trucks.

09/02/2026

This farmer's year is surprisingly abundant. So abundant, in fact, that the combine can't keep up, leading to constant, messy dumps. A good problem to have, but a problem nonetheless!

09/02/2026

Farmers are on high alert this harvest season, discussing critical combine fire risks and troubleshooting equipment. Ensuring top wheat quality means addressing these challenges head-on.

09/02/2026

A surprise pile of straw during harvest today. It’s a race against time to finish before the mill closes. Every minute counts as we push through the day's work.

09/01/2026

Watch as this farmer empties the silo before it reaches the end of the field, a crucial strategy for maximizing efficiency. Learn how this technique ensures a complete harvest.

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