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Check out the video of this huge farm in Alberta. Machinery To Farm 86,000 acres.

Video from Farm Hand Studios.

HUUUGE farm in Alberta! Does 86000 acres!
14 combines
12 seeders
10 swathers
An amazing fleet of Petes, a big bud and many other amazing pieces of equipment! Any farmers heaven

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Great video.

That is one major operation and huge fleet of machinery.

I would imagine they need to be pretty organized to manage the logistics farming that many acres.

Talk about a huge operation. That is crazy. I haven't seen any operations that big in Ontario that I know of. 

Thanks for sharing

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