Greetings from the UK. - Great to see a video from you, - I thought you'd got lost in a Cane Field. That looks a very expensive operation, wouldn't a series of long conveyor belts be cheaper, the fuel bill each week must be horrendous, and that's without the cost of those CAT's, and the other vehicles. - I suppose were trying to look all very GREEN and not burn it anymore.. - Good for the Politicians when election time comes around. .. Cheers Chris.
@@AerialAg - Splendid, love to see those 'odd looking' metal tracked combines. - Can they change those 'tracks' for either the Rubber ones or wheels if necessary or don't they use those machines for any other crop.
@@christopherlovelock9104 Yes they have wheeled versions of the cane harvesters, mostly for Australia and South America. They'd never make it in the Louisiana mud.
@@AerialAg Thanks for your reply. You mentioned "Cane Harvesters" - I've seen those on your Channel so I know they exist. - Did you get 'Cane' mixed up with 'Rice', - if you look at your earlier reply to me you mentioned "RICE Harvest" - NOT - "CANE", .... Cheers Chris.
@@AerialAg I am pretty sure I have asked you before what they do with this by product but I forgot! Sorry! So this new pile that they are making is that the recycle pile or burn pile for steam power?
Great video 👍
Greetings from the UK. - Great to see a video from you, - I thought you'd got lost in a Cane Field. That looks a very expensive operation, wouldn't a series of long conveyor belts be cheaper, the fuel bill each week must be horrendous, and that's without the cost of those CAT's, and the other vehicles. - I suppose were trying to look all very GREEN and not burn it anymore.. - Good for the Politicians when election time comes around. .. Cheers Chris.
Thanks, hopefully should be more content coming soon with rice harvest about to begin.
@@AerialAg - Splendid, love to see those 'odd looking' metal tracked combines. - Can they change those 'tracks' for either the Rubber ones or wheels if necessary or don't they use those machines for any other crop.
@@christopherlovelock9104 Yes they have wheeled versions of the cane harvesters, mostly for Australia and South America. They'd never make it in the Louisiana mud.
@@AerialAg Thanks for your reply. You mentioned "Cane Harvesters" - I've seen those on your Channel so I know they exist. - Did you get 'Cane' mixed up with 'Rice', - if you look at your earlier reply to me you mentioned "RICE Harvest" - NOT - "CANE", .... Cheers Chris.
Video after long time from Aerial Ag ,love from India
Awesome video buddy! So what do they do with the bagasse?
They recycle some of it, but most is burned at the mill to power the furnaces for steam power.
@@AerialAg Well that’s smart!!
@@AerialAg I am pretty sure I have asked you before what they do with this by product but I forgot! Sorry! So this new pile that they are making is that the recycle pile or burn pile for steam power?
@@BRPFan Not exactly sure, I just know they needed to move it before next harvest season.
@@AerialAg Sounds good! 👍👍