To those people that disagree with this man's methods, nothing is stopping you from buying a tiller, working the soil, planting some taters and other veggies in your own garden. He is successful and so am I. I produce the other thing that goes on your plate. That T bone Steak.
There are two types of people business minded and employee minded. Obviously there are a bunch of employees here that think it others responsibility to provide them a job. They will never understand that they are responsible for their own well being not those around them. Long ago this guys ancestors eeked out a meager living and struggled through the years trying to improve their situation day to day year after year to get to where they are today. Then you have these employee minded individuals that demand that this man give up a part of the years of struggles and the risk that they incur, so the ones who risk nothing can automatically have a job because they say so. These people will never understand what you said about starting their own business and there are millions of business out there to start. To start a business one has to find a need and fill it, but they are to blind to look around to see what needs to be done because they need someone to tell them what to do.
Moneyandtime Freedom well said but you failed to mention that most employees aren’t good enough to work for hard working private enterprise so they get a job for the government. There’s two types of people lifters and leaners.
it's cool and interesting to see how technology evolved to feed more people faster. most people don't have a clue where the fries come from.( they would say from the freezer)
I was asked if I could drive truck this next harvest. Ten years shoveling dirt and connecting air pipes. I never thought I'd see the day when I would be hauling potatoes.
Fantastic. We've come along way since I picked potatoes by hand out of a field in the 60's. Love modern innovation. I also love potatoes and love everything about them. I raised potatoes for 30 years near Blackfoot!
I used to drive a truck from the field to the shed in McArthur California.. We were harvesting potatoes for "French and Fry" who grew potatoes for "Granny Goose". Early 1970's. Haven't seen Granny Goose Potato Chips in a long time. Amazing what modern ag machinery can do. Our digger at that time had seats on both sides where moms and teenagers sat and separated the dirt clods. At the end of the season or the harvest French and Fry let the locals come in and pick up all the potatoes left on the field that were too small or just missed in burlap bags to take home. I thought that was kind of them and remember.
Then they say if mexican illegals are not in USA the potato cost will be high rocketed . That was amazing machine. I don't think any conventional potato can compete with this modern educated farmer.
I watched this Video many times ago. Its an big inspiration. An amazing production of really nice footage in cooperation of amazing Voice and sound track. Go on !
Impressionnant! Une splendide illustration du terme "productivité" et on comprend mieux son évolution depuis la première charrue. :-) . Il y'a de la poésie dans ce ballet des machines. C'est très relaxant. Merci pour cette vidéo.
Vikas Dhyani you know what’s funny as fuck I always have watched ag related videos on you but somehow a couple days ago I watched about 4 hours of people talking about and taking shrooms haha *yes I know I’m replying to a 6 month old comment
Super cool,highest respect for the farmers!As an ex logger,One see's the same thing in farming and every other industry though too. It is how to remove people and jobs from the process,and automate.It's a great debate and I dont have a real opinion but it does affect people
Great video!! Reminds me growing up WNY in the 60s. The farmer next to us did potatoes, and every year the migrant workers would come in & pick by had after they were dug up. The farmer let us pick thru the field when they were done!! Found some nice bakers & lots of smaller " salt potatoe" size. We ate potatoes for free most of the year.
Great video, Folks! VERY well done! Thank you, Mr. Taylor, and thank you, Spudnik, as well, for bringing us all those wonderful potatoes! Keep up the good work!
When i was a young man we used a spud digger behind a little furgy tractor and hand pickup the spuds and put them into 50lb sugar sacks then load them by hand onto Bedford trucks that took them to market or storage. Everyone had a job and life was good. Now they got this????
Come on... in Genesis, God said that by the sweat of your brow, you shall eat. In the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus sweated blood as He prayed. As the drop of His blood dripped into the soil, He redeem mankind. If not for politics and business competition the whole world need not be in need of food or have to sweat to eat as in some of the poorer countries. Imagine if the agricultural systems here can be duplicated in those poor countries there will be more than enough food.
Bobby Yee I didn't meant to say that technology is wrong, we dont know yet long-term results of using roundup and others chemicals, hope u are right and our future generation won't dream about potato from Affrica without chemicals ;). USA is probably most cruel cuntry in the world testing atomic bomb on human isnt funny. Destroy another cuntry for oil etc etc etc...
Bloody marvelous!! I am not sure of the numbers I read somewhere; but "in the west" where the likes of these potatoes are eaten approx. 7% of wages are required to buy food now, whereas in the 50's 25% was needed. ..You can see why.
No wonder a 10 pound bad of potatoes only costs $4.00. This is amazing agricultural automation and organization at work. Very well done. And by the way, any normal guy loves the big toys!
Mi escoba es pequeña y no es mía la escoba , con ella sacudo el polvo y la producción de los animales , alegrate porque tú campo es el campo pulga verde ...
I was there several years later, picking up rotten potatoes and dirt clods off of a conveyor belt, it was a fun process. I'd never seen so many potatoes.
I like the ability to efficiently manage a capable cause where Safety repetitive motion will not occur. These machine Harvesters show an example where other Jobs are are created. Many think Robots take away labor. However they actually increase the workforce.
The farmer is just like anyone else in the regard that he/she pays for everything at retail price. But then he raises crops/livestock and is only able to sell it as wholesale. So they buy for the most money and sell for the least. Any business who does this would normally go under. If the farm becomes more efficient due to better engineered equipment that the farmer spends a ridiculous amount of money on, the farm is able to pay less employees and not lose his/her family business. You talk about cutting jobs which occur on an agricultural operation like it's the worst travesty of our age. They cut jobs to keep their farm. So they can make ends meat and put food on the table. Think more about what your government is doing to produce jobs in your area instead of what one farmer does on his farm.
Immigrants are not just unskilled labor, there are for example educated doctors & engineers in the USA example who came to the country as legal immigrants.
Back in 1967 I worked on a 2 row tater digger in Nebraska harvesting them , had 4 people worked on the digger plus a guy on the tractor , can't remember the brand but was made in Getting , Nb .
As watching this, in thinking about Irish potato famine and the plight of many people. In the movie Empire of the Sun a quote that hit home: "People will do anything for a potato"
Thank You! I live in Toronto Canada. Today I ate potatoes and wondered what kind of work it is for people to harvest potatoes. I have looked at a number of different videos that include everything from gardeners to huge farming machines, and, sizes in between. My question as a city dweller is, what kind of food do the people who grow food crops, have the safest, healthiest, most enjoyable time growing?
Makes me appreciate the baked potato I have every night with dinner! Thanks potato farmers for all you do!
look for the grown in idaho symbol when your buying potatoes to get the best potatoes
buenisimo. La. saludos
You seriously have a baked potato every night? You must be girthy
@@prezzle208 na dutch are the best
@@prezzle208 it probably showed you the ad
To those people that disagree with this man's methods, nothing is stopping you from buying a tiller, working the soil, planting some taters and other veggies in your own garden. He is successful and so am I. I produce the other thing that goes on your plate. That T bone Steak.
nothing is stopping you...except maybe not having the land for a garden...
Not all potatoe farmers have the money to buy a 2 million or a 3 million dollar harvester machine and yes they do cost even more
Thank you for helping put food on my table.
There are two types of people business minded and employee minded. Obviously there are a bunch of employees here that think it others responsibility to provide them a job. They will never understand that they are responsible for their own well being not those around them. Long ago this guys ancestors eeked out a meager living and struggled through the years trying to improve their situation day to day year after year to get to where they are today. Then you have these employee minded individuals that demand that this man give up a part of the years of struggles and the risk that they incur, so the ones who risk nothing can automatically have a job because they say so. These people will never understand what you said about starting their own business and there are millions of business out there to start. To start a business one has to find a need and fill it, but they are to blind to look around to see what needs to be done because they need someone to tell them what to do.
Moneyandtime Freedom well said but you failed to mention that most employees aren’t good enough to work for hard working private enterprise so they get a job for the government. There’s two types of people lifters and leaners.
Lol we expect to do 100 acres over the whole harvest season in scotland with a 1 row harvester and we think that's great!
That's is the way here in idaho .....lots of new equipment
@@beto46133 Coop farming here. They are not FARMERS, they are growers. Big difference.
How much is 100 acres in ha
@@xythiera7255 around 40
Im here in the Netherlands and we harvest around 200ha with 2 6 row harvesters😰😂 but thats from early to late potatoes
My mom died last year and this video reminded me that every day is an opportunity to pick up more potatoes. Beautiful video. Thanks for the share.
you are an idiot.
MrSockenloch Certified.
Pheonix2022 interesting.
MrSockenloch Indeed.
That was hilarious
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A standing ovation and a resounding applause from me. This was amazing!
SpudnikEquipment Absolutely outstanding video!!!!!
it's cool and interesting to see how technology evolved to feed more people faster. most people don't have a clue where the fries come from.( they would say from the freezer)
God bless America! The land of the free and the most efficient! 🇺🇲
My two year old loves this video. Totally not what you made it for. But he loves the tractors.
wow, that's great. thanks for your message. greetings
He's 7 years now.😅👏❤️
I was asked if I could drive truck this next harvest. Ten years shoveling dirt and connecting air pipes. I never thought I'd see the day when I would be hauling potatoes.
Amazing how a small change can make such a large impact. What a beautiful setup!
Fantastic. We've come along way since I picked potatoes by hand out of a field in the 60's. Love modern innovation. I also love potatoes and love everything about them. I raised potatoes for 30 years near Blackfoot!
I used to drive a truck from the field to the shed in McArthur California.. We were harvesting potatoes for "French and Fry" who grew potatoes for "Granny Goose". Early 1970's. Haven't seen Granny Goose Potato Chips in a long time. Amazing what modern ag machinery can do. Our digger at that time had seats on both sides where moms and teenagers sat and separated the dirt clods. At the end of the season or the harvest French and Fry let the locals come in and pick up all the potatoes left on the field that were too small or just missed in burlap bags to take home. I thought that was kind of them and remember.
*It makes me value the baked potato I enjoy every evening for dinner! Thank you, potato farmers, for your hard work!*
I like your big boys toys too. I once was a tractor driver for the Australian Wheat harvest and cultivations. I totally loved it
Impressive to see a large potato harvest.
bigtractorpower jo
Then they say if mexican illegals are not in USA the potato cost will be high rocketed . That was amazing machine. I don't think any conventional potato can compete with this modern educated farmer.
YES
instablaster.
When my father was young they worked the corn with horses. Now they have been to the moon and harvest 100's of tons in air conditioning.
The hard work of farming really shines in this video.
I watched this Video many times ago. Its an big inspiration. An amazing production of really nice footage in cooperation of amazing Voice and sound track.
Go on !
I loved how fun and engaging this video was. Keep up the great work!
Wow..equip much newer technology compared to 50 yrs ago...i remember old equipment on my uncle's potato farm.
Impressionnant! Une splendide illustration du terme "productivité" et on comprend mieux son évolution depuis la première charrue. :-) . Il y'a de la poésie dans ce ballet des machines. C'est très relaxant. Merci pour cette vidéo.
merci
Dammit, I'm in the Agricultural side of TH-cam again. What's next - clay molding?
my thought to lol
Shrooms I guess
Vikas Dhyani you know what’s funny as fuck I always have watched ag related videos on you but somehow a couple days ago I watched about 4 hours of people talking about and taking shrooms haha
*yes I know I’m replying to a 6 month old comment
Girom Christian Calica came here 2 weeks ago and never looked back :)
Less people with jobs, and fewer people making more money.
God Bless America.
I really love the potato, a fresh new crop potato is a delicious thing. It always hurts me when potatofarmers get little respect and little pay.
Here in europe the largest we got are 4 row harvesters. 16 rows at once is absolutely insane.
We're in the stone age by comparison.
@@Monaleenian well the farms are also a lot smaller by comparison.
Super cool,highest respect for the farmers!As an ex logger,One see's the same thing in farming and every other industry though too. It is how to remove people and jobs from the process,and automate.It's a great debate and I dont have a real opinion but it does affect people
Watching this while eating a baked potato
I really enjoy watching this video. Very interesting.
tobacco72 Thanks. With this equipment its kind a easy a create awesomeness :-)
Those wild fruits must taste amazing! 😋
Very cool...God Bless our Farmers..Right equipment Right outcome..
Great video!! Reminds me growing up WNY in the 60s. The farmer next to us did potatoes, and every year the migrant workers would come in & pick by had after they were dug up. The farmer let us pick thru the field when they were done!! Found some nice bakers & lots of smaller " salt potatoe" size. We ate potatoes for free most of the year.
Super Video
lets boost the music to crazy levels between speaking. cool.
if we hit 1mil views, we will.
SpudnikEquipment 1.6 million! Let's boost by 500%!
@@SpudnikEquipment well we are well over the million views let's get it changed already!
Machines like this are why farm jobs dont exist anymore.
If you like to pay 15 bucks for a bag of potatoes you can sure pull them out by hand all day in the burning sun....
I love potatoes and carrots cooked together. Try it you will like it.
That's a whole lot faster than me and my granddad digging spuds with a garden fork. :)
great video we grow potatoes and always look forward to a safe fun harvest thumbs up
To the people that do this thank you, 👍
Sr. Taylor y familia, ejemplo de éxito y perseverancia, un saludo.
sorry i'm a Big fan of spudnik grimme and other landbouwmachines and see alemaal Julie movies super !!!
I'm not in the potato business but my word I need one!
The Republic not right now you don't not at 4 dollars a sack (100 pounds of potatoes) everyone is losing money.
Thank you farmers..Pick yp a load of potatoes in Utah once, then took load to Phoenix Az to potato chip factory, then got a tour, pretty cool stuff
The is one hell of an operation Carl way to go brother, Big time.,
Great video Super
Great video, Folks! VERY well done!
Thank you, Mr. Taylor, and thank you, Spudnik, as well, for bringing us all those wonderful potatoes! Keep up the good work!
thanks for the nice comment
When i was a young man we used a spud digger behind a little furgy tractor and hand pickup the spuds and put them into 50lb sugar sacks then load them by hand onto Bedford trucks that took them to market or storage. Everyone had a job and life was good. Now they got this????
Because of this, most Americans live in a much nicer home and have lots of free time to enjoy life than in good old days!
Thanks for all your hard work. I love potatoes.
:-)
*Something about finely machined metal makes me want to hold and feel it*
These are the things that make America tops in the world.
Top 1 worst country?
Come on... in Genesis, God said that by the sweat of your brow, you shall eat. In the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus sweated blood as He prayed. As the drop of His blood dripped into the soil, He redeem mankind. If not for politics and business competition the whole world need not be in need of food or have to sweat to eat as in some of the poorer countries. Imagine if the agricultural systems here can be duplicated in those poor countries there will be more than enough food.
Bobby Yee I didn't meant to say that technology is wrong, we dont know yet long-term results of using roundup and others chemicals, hope u are right and our future generation won't dream about potato from Affrica without chemicals ;). USA is probably most cruel cuntry in the world testing atomic bomb on human isnt funny. Destroy another cuntry for oil etc etc etc...
Great Video, thanks for sharing
That's a pretty cool process. thanks for the video!!
Love you Spudnik Equipment
The best food to eat on the planet.
Bloody marvelous!!
I am not sure of the numbers I read somewhere; but "in the west" where the likes of these potatoes are eaten approx. 7% of wages are required to buy food now, whereas in the 50's 25% was needed. ..You can see why.
A happy farmer rasin,potatoes,his whole life, using the big boys toys.Good one.
Now I want to grow potatoes and eat farm fresh french fries EVERY, SINGLE, DAY
So Beautiful Smart Farming I love you
Das ist Qualität aus Germany, Sputnik gehört zur Grimme Group!
its a perfect video they've made.
No wonder a 10 pound bad of potatoes only costs $4.00. This is amazing agricultural automation and organization at work. Very well done. And by the way, any normal guy loves the big toys!
Mi escoba es pequeña y no es mía la escoba , con ella sacudo el polvo y la producción de los animales , alegrate porque tú campo es el campo pulga verde ...
More of these machines, less border jumpers.- Pepe Moab.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 most of the drivers of the tractors and trucks are Mexicans here in idaho...
Being a Indian potato farmer . You Americans farmers rock
Thanks godness for technology, very cool machines.
Nice to see a happy spud farmer.
Good ad, it makes me want to switch to growing potatoes now!
+lllllRBlllll haha nice - thanks for the compliment.
I was there several years later, picking up rotten potatoes and dirt clods off of a conveyor belt, it was a fun process. I'd never seen so many potatoes.
Nice video, thank you so much.
thanks
How much can a similar equipment cost for a smallholder farmer? Ie:- just one unit of the above shown.
im from brandon manitoba we grow alot of wheat and canola and corn
have a great day guys its winter meow lol
That is truly a magnificent work of art.
Seen this in Facebook so I subscribe and turn notifications on
Love Spudnik equipment it's so cool
"It's a competitive environment we are in... Potatoes". That pause. XD
I like the ability to efficiently manage a capable cause where Safety repetitive motion will not occur. These machine Harvesters show an example where other Jobs are are created. Many think Robots take away labor. However they actually increase the workforce.
+Nick Cox and those jobs that where created only last a month so it isn't hurting anyone
Походу в Америке тоже полно белорусов.
very informative video. Thanks very much for the german subtitle.
He talks about cutting jobs like its a good thing
The farmer is just like anyone else in the regard that he/she pays for everything at retail price. But then he raises crops/livestock and is only able to sell it as wholesale. So they buy for the most money and sell for the least. Any business who does this would normally go under. If the farm becomes more efficient due to better engineered equipment that the farmer spends a ridiculous amount of money on, the farm is able to pay less employees and not lose his/her family business.
You talk about cutting jobs which occur on an agricultural operation like it's the worst travesty of our age. They cut jobs to keep their farm. So they can make ends meat and put food on the table.
Think more about what your government is doing to produce jobs in your area instead of what one farmer does on his farm.
I could create 10 million jobs by having the Nicaraguan canal dug by hand. Wanna do that?
If you are willing to pay me a livable wage, and provide health insurance, I don't see why not.
Ian Seifried I've never heard of a poor farmer. And I live in Ohio which is pretty much all farms outside the bigger cities
Immigrants are not just unskilled labor, there are for example educated doctors & engineers in the USA example who came to the country as legal immigrants.
Love you jhon deear tractor
Back in 1967 I worked on a 2 row tater digger in Nebraska harvesting them , had 4 people worked on the digger plus a guy on the tractor , can't remember the brand but was made in Getting , Nb .
Increíble la evolución en la extracción mecánica de papas... Felicitaciones
Potatoes...Yum! Just had Steak and Potato for dinner :)
1:06 I thought there was a spider on my screen, but it's just the shadow of the drone. I was a little girl for a second, lol.
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Fantastic video of some mighty machines!
Wow the teamwork is awesome! So cool.
We Heartily Thank you Sir
Well done. I miss our family farm
As watching this, in thinking about Irish potato famine and the plight of many people. In the movie Empire of the Sun a quote that hit home: "People will do anything for a potato"
Things seem to steadily be improving all the time that's progress for you
Super Grimme technologie - for POTATOES Grimme is the Best
That’s a lot of money saving 5 trucks + operators that’s insane
Thank You! I live in Toronto Canada. Today I ate potatoes and wondered what kind of work it is for people to harvest potatoes. I have looked at a number of different videos that include everything from gardeners to huge farming machines, and, sizes in between. My question as a city dweller is, what kind of food do the people who grow food crops, have the safest, healthiest, most enjoyable time growing?
Sooo big.
Lol. I feel like I just keep finding you everywhere. Anyways they are so big I know! On that jd the width of those tracts...wow!
very great fraek for spudnik very Nice super !!!!! :-) :-)
We added another subtitle in Russian language
But the the potatoe machines in germany called grimme has got the same logo and same machines
+Dennis Thies Spudnik and Grimme belong to the same company
+SpudnikEquipment k thanks m8
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222 truck drivers/tractor operators are mad!
Helped harvest potatoes 30 yrs ago on Missouri for black gold farms
Nice! That's a lot of effing potatoes! I like potatoes!
That is impressive to say the least. How many acres under cultivation ?
The Martian is going to be proud...
This is amazing. Thank You John Deere.
Great american spirit, keep up the good work and thanks for sharing! I dont see any rocks, cause there arent any?
+framfull A field usually has rocks in it when it's planted to potatoes for the first time. After that, it's fairly free of stones and rocks.