Crop Update From the Field + A Look at Our Old John Deere 820s

In today’s video, I’m sharing a crop update from the field and taking you on a walk through some of the old John Deere 820s that are still parked in the shop.

I’ll talk about how the crop is coming along this season, what we’re watching for right now, and what the fields are looking like after years of drought. We’re staying hopeful for rain and taking things one day at a time. These 820s played a big role in building our farm, and it felt important to show where we came from while sharing where we’re at today. It's crazy to think how far equipment has advanced!

If you’re interested in real farm life, crop updates, or the history behind the equipment that helped shape modern agriculture, this one’s for you.

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Hello, I’m Kate Stephens, a 20-year-old 4th generation farmer from Montana. My family's roots in farming run deep, stretching back to 1912 when my great-grandfather emigrated from Denmark and began cultivating the land we still work today. Farming has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember; I started learning the ropes at just two years old and now operate one of our combines during harvest. I believe in the importance of understanding where our food comes from, and I hope to share that knowledge in a fun and engaging way through my YouTube videos and products. Kate’s Ag is more than just a brand—it's an extension of our farm, a celebration of the grains we've been growing to feed families for over a century. I hope you find as much joy in my products as I do because they carry the legacy of our land and the hard work of generations.