Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Rainy days don’t stop the work — they just move it into the shop.
Today we’re unloading oil totes, picking up more used oil for heat, getting our side-by-side back (hopefully fixed this time), and cleaning and servicing one of our loaders to get ready for manure season.
But the big topic in this video… we’re looking at losing around $2.5 million on last year’s potato crop. That’s farming right now. So we’ve made the decision to spread 50,000 sacks of eliminator potatoes back onto the fields as fertilizer. At about $1 per sack in nutrient value, it could save us roughly $50,000 in commercial fertilizer this spring.
We also talk a little about the history of our family farm — started in 1944 — and how it’s structured today.
Thank you to everyone who watches, subscribes, and supports the channel. It truly helps more than you know.
For Rocky Mountain Farmer Merch click here farmfocused.com/rocky-mountain-farmer
To Join the RMF Crew and support the channel click here youtube.com/channel/UCyppd2Is0MLEVEPlGi1Uhew/join
Click here to check out Yankum Ropes. yankum.com/discount/RMF?afmc=lk
Get 10% off at checkout when you using the discount code: RMF
Rainy days don’t stop the work — they just move it into the shop.
Today we’re unloading oil totes, picking up more used oil for heat, getting our side-by-side back (hopefully fixed this time), and cleaning and servicing one of our loaders to get ready for manure season.
But the big topic in this video… we’re looking at losing around $2.5 million on last year’s potato crop. That’s farming right now. So we’ve made the decision to spread 50,000 sacks of eliminator potatoes back onto the fields as fertilizer. At about $1 per sack in nutrient value, it could save us roughly $50,000 in commercial fertilizer this spring.
We also talk a little about the history of our family farm — started in 1944 — and how it’s structured today.
Thank you to everyone who watches, subscribes, and supports the channel. It truly helps more than you know.
