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J.P. Faivre Farms
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2023
Harvesting food grade soybeans with our John Deere S780 and Draper
We’ve started harvesting our transitional soybeans, these are food grade non-gmo soybeans that will be used to make tofu. We’re running our s780 combine and 640fd Draper. #johndeere #unverferth #farming #organicfarming
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Planting winter wheat with a Deere 455 drill
มุมมอง 2Kปีที่แล้ว
Planting our first ever winter wheat crop with our John Deere 8260R and 455 grain drill. #johndeere #farming #organicfarming
1988 Stalk chopping
มุมมอง 1.3Kปีที่แล้ว
Chopping stalks in fall of 88 with Deere tractors and MC choppers
High Speed Corn Planting
มุมมอง 1.1Kปีที่แล้ว
Corn planting may 2023 with a 16 row John Deere 1775 ExactEmerge and a 24 row John Deere 1770 converted to Precision Planting high speed. This is our first year planting with a 4WD tractor since the early 90's
Strip-Till 2021
มุมมอง 496ปีที่แล้ว
One part of our current farming practices is strip-till. We till a 6-8 inch strip of soil, apply out fertilizer then plant back into those strips in the spring. Our 9460R is pulling our Black Dawn One striptill bar with Pluribus V row units. The tank is a Montag Gen 2 giving us the ability to apply two products at 2 different rates.
1989 John Deere 9600 demo
มุมมอง 7Kปีที่แล้ว
The last of our combine demos in the 80's. The one we decided to purchase. The John Deere 9600. We ran it along side the 8820s harvesting beans, and it ate the 8820's lunch for capacity and comfort. We were able to drop from three combines down to two with 9600s. its cool to see them running side by side.
New Holland TR96 Combine and Brent 770 demo. 1989
มุมมอง 7Kปีที่แล้ว
Fall of 89 we were looking to replace our 8820s. We previously demoed the Case IH 1680 combine, then the New Holland TR96. The 8820 combines were walker machines, the 1680 was a single rotor machine and the TR96 was a twin rotor combine. At the same time we were looking to replace our Orthman carts and got to demo the new Brent 770 corner auger grain cart.
Case IH 1680 demo fall of 1988
มุมมอง 15Kปีที่แล้ว
Fall of 1988 we started looking at replacing the 8820s, Case IH brought out a new 1680 combine for us to demo. We ran it along side the 8820s combining corn. We ended up staying with Deere machines, but cool to see.
Farming in 1978, Super 8 footage.
มุมมอง 88Kปีที่แล้ว
Super 8 footage of the family farm in 1978, field finishing with our new John Deere 8630 and field cultivator, Planting with our Deere 4020, spraying with our homemade sprayer, and harvesting with two John Deere 7700 combines.
soybean harvest 1990
มุมมอง 16Kปีที่แล้ว
Soybean harvest 1990 on our family farm in northern Illinois. This was our first year with our new John Deere 9600 combines, Brent 770 carts, and 853A soybean heads. The 853A was a row crop soybean head produced by Deere in the 90's. We ran them due to their ability to follow ridges in our ridge till system we used at the time.
Fred Stoodard, my grandfather. He worked for them after retired from farming. So cool you posted this!!
What implement is this and what model?
We own a 8820.
Grandpa bought a 9500 brand new in 89. Since we didnt have any crop ready yet, they had him harvest a neighbors corn so they could take a picture for a magazine. Those were the days
yes that's true, those were tough times in certain contexts, but i think they were the cooler times. Compared to now? The mid-80s were an absolute dream. Not so much of this digital crap and this fake-stuff. No mobilephones. So much was so much more real. I personally miss that time and those ingenious machines where you didn't need a notebook to fix something. Yes, somehow it was all better... I love these kind of videos. Thanks for uploading!
Love these videos !!! Makes me think of home...
How do you like the triples?
As far as a tire machine goes I don’t think you can beat the floatation of triples. Ride is decent, but the width isn’t great and trying to get the ballast right can be a chore. I’ll take triples over everything but a quad track
That’s a fantastic tractor
our family had 2 of them , the rice and soybean specials and they would walk the dog, wasnt a deere or a case around that wanted any lol, that was the only 2 things on our farm that wasnt green
Great work Josh and crew. Looking forward to some more videos as the season goes on
We do the same thing then broadcast it and roll it in!
Hope all is well
That is some might wet corn, why not wait we never picked above 18 %
I guess they weren't no roundup soybeans back then huh
The big guy is my grandpa, Skip! I’ve never seen more than a photo of him so this was great. My dad hasn’t heard his voice since he passed. Thank you for posting this!
You’re welcome, that’s amazing to know.
I havent heard Skips voice since the last day i worked for him on a dairy farm in Minnesota. he was a great man to work for. thanks for posting this video.
Grace your dad like riding with me in the tractor growing up in MN on the dairy farm. still remember the good old days
@@CraigJackel I’ll tell him you said hi 😊
The plus is a cat motor
Are those organic beans?
Doubt it. Probably Monsanto
Not yet. They are the first step towards organic. Non-gmo food grade beans farmed like they were organic.
@@j.p.faivrefarms so your operation is going to all organic?
@@sew1194 we’re working through that decision now so we don’t have a good answer
Row crop heads left alot of beans behind IMO
Cosechan la soja con el cabezal maizero ???😂
Nice video
Ahhh…how we take our chopping heads for granted these days! Noticed you guys had already put a 50 series front hood light bezel on your 4440 way back then. Love the 8650
Do you have any videos of stalk cropping around 1989 to1990? That when my grandfather was working for them, after he retired from farming.
I remember as a kid watch them using this. In field across the road from us. Cool they video all this.
I was 13 that year awesome video
I luv the commentary. Dumb it down for us non-big farmers. Keep moving forward and holy sh*t faster!
Great video! The old videos are great history! 👍🏻
Noice
Great harvest to see. New 9600 and an 843A all crop on an 8820 Turbo. 👍👍
I miss running them combines to it brings back memories
I run a 6620 and a 8820 I run them plenty of times I enjoyed them
He's pushing that 9600 Deere
There's never a good day if your running a row head. Love the videos brings back a lot of memories
I love these ol operations. You got to love how they number all the tractors and hoppers. What, do you get them confused? Big operations
Tom, Bob, David and Fudd. Truck 24 operated by Grandpa JP Faivre. Roger and Julie Barr too!
Nice. We ran an 8820 and 9600 together for 4 years. The 9600 was all over the 8820 in comfort but capacity wise there wasn't much difference between the 2. This was in wheat though,
Spectacular video. You guys took such good care of your equipment. That’s a 30 or 40 series 4 wheeler and it looks new; Muffler is even black. Were they good tractors for you?? That 9600 is just humming across the field.
Pretty sure the guys my dad worked for went to 9500 from 8820
Yes sir
Nice
Nice
I bet that was something sitting in that 9600 the first Time!
Definitely better time's
The good old days life was good then
It was.
I bet a lot of modern day farmers would love to have this set up
Me not even a year old would have been screaming to be out there with that action.
Yep this RTE 38 in Dekalb. My grandfather stalk cropped that field a few time for them. When he retired from farming. Old man Foster would have died if you bought a red machine. The locale john deere is just on the edge of this field. You can see NIU student dorms in background. Cool. I lived just next to Greeks farm. Right across the street from this. Thanks for sharing
Big farmers even at that time. All long rte 38 farm a lot of ground.
These videos are great! It was a different world back then.
A better world, in my opinion
Is this land all suburbs now?
Did anything blow up?