When I was a kid, my Mom and Grandmother always stopped in the middle of the day to watch "their stories"- soap operas. Never could understand what they saw in them. Now, here I am, 45 years later, thrilled to death when Mike Less uploads a "story" for me! LOL. Thanks Mike! 🙂
Great video Mike I really enjoy this video love that shot of them opening up the field. And how well the trucks were keeping the harvester busy and not stopping. Mike I always love your videos plenty of action in them . Keep up the good work. I always loved chopping corn silage. I miss those days so much and the smell of fresh cut corn silage nothing like that smell. GOD BLESS MIKE THANK YOU FOR THESE VIDEOS VERY ENTERTAINING.
I am just amazed at all of coordinating that goes on to make the silage into feed. The timing of the big rigs and the combining tractor driver aiming the auger. That is incredible. No wonder why I like Mike 👍. Thanks for sharing. Happy subscriber 😊!
Another impressive video fromya Mike and thanks for it. I dont mean to detract from Mikes excellent videos but Trevor Struthers videos of combining the Palouse hills in WA are worth seeing.
Van der kinter does most of Milk Source's chopping also. The owners of that business has about 75 thousand animals in Missouri Ohio Kansas Michigan and four dairies in Wisconsin also. Maybe you can get some videos from those places Farmhand Mike 🤷🤷🤷🤷
Hello Mike, it would be interesting to see what goes into the maintence of that silage choper, and I don't mean the engine I mean the choping system and collection-feader system of the header, because they go much faster than a typical combine.
A lot of guys like to chop with the spout shooting to the right side of the machine. If they didn't split the fields on a big field they would spend a lot of time on the headlands. Some guys will flip the spout left to right and go back and forth but with a semi truck that a big turn to make at the end of the field in a timely manner.
If I had to guess just on what I see in my travels Claas is the most popular followed by Deere. I see more Krones than New Hollands but certain areas I see several New Hollands. Fendt forage harvesters are not in the USA as far as I know. Again I don't have market share information this is just what I see when out and about.
@@farmhandmike I live in west Texas I live in the city. I’ve never seen anything like this and I like it a lot. Thank you for what you do Mike God bless you.❤️🙏
We spell modern English here in the 'new world' and not old English. color, no need for the 'u' - program, no need for 'me' at the end of the word and there are many more examples. FYI. English originated in Northern Germany and not little old England. On the old sod of England, children are still being taught old English. One of the attributes of progress is spending less time to do something. So eliminiating the letters 'u' , and 'me' etc means less keystrokes. Ya go that.
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Wow good video 👍
Wonderful to see this type of Harvest work. Thank you for the video.
Of all the videos available on farming one favorite is still chopping videos good job
Always impressive to see
how big these silage-piles can get! 😲
Thanks a lot for the video! 😊👍🏻
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The jaguar looks good with duals👍😉 it's nice to see a huge silage pile😁👍
Probably one of your best videos. Very relaxing.🇺🇸
Another fabulous video. Excellent videography.
That is so AWESOME KOOL, I love farm tractors and trucks, I love your music you pick out.
The machinery is so modern, you share it very well 😊😊😊
Thank you for video long MIKE
@21:00 and @22:00 beautiful drone views. thats the sort of farming views I love.
Great Video Mike, I agree with the comment below, most likely one of your best, thanks for sharing
Everybody in those harvesting crews sure knows their jobs..great video
When I was a kid, my Mom and Grandmother always stopped in the middle of the day to watch "their stories"- soap operas. Never could understand what they saw in them. Now, here I am, 45 years later, thrilled to death when Mike Less uploads a "story" for me! LOL. Thanks Mike! 🙂
The Drone is a real game changer for you guys some great shots Mike 👍
Great video, Mike. That was one big pile o' silage! I liked the duals on the chopper.
Awsome job sir!
Tolles Video 👍🏼👍🏼
I agree Mike, the duals always look good. Great video👍🏻👍🏻.
Looks great Mike. We’ve we’ve been cutting beans here in north central Indiana this past week.
People need to appreciate the skill of these crews.
I have to say, Mike that both of these Harvester/Driver teams are
Real Pros. Very efficient and precision of action make them a
pleasure to watch.
Great video Mike I really enjoy this video love that shot of them opening up the field. And how well the trucks were keeping the harvester busy and not stopping.
Mike I always love your videos plenty of action in them .
Keep up the good work.
I always loved chopping corn silage. I miss those days so much and the smell of fresh cut corn silage nothing like that smell.
GOD BLESS MIKE THANK YOU FOR THESE VIDEOS VERY ENTERTAINING.
It's amazing the material these choppers can process.
As always Mike great Video 👍👍👍
Mike,riding in the tractors makes for great footage!
Hammer 😮😊
Looking at the ground and corn stocks it looks like the crop had enough moisture to grow what was there and that was it.
Fantastic chopping videos as always
I am just amazed at all of coordinating that goes on to make the silage into feed. The timing of the big rigs and the combining tractor driver aiming the auger. That is incredible.
No wonder why I like Mike 👍. Thanks for sharing. Happy subscriber 😊!
That chopper on duals is really cool to see.
Hi Mike can you come to Michigan we are chopping corn on Monday and it will take us about 2 weeks
Not sure if I'll be able to make it to Michigan in the next two week but you never know. What part of Michigan?
Good video.
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Another impressive video fromya Mike and thanks for it.
I dont mean to detract from Mikes excellent videos but Trevor Struthers videos of combining the Palouse hills in WA are worth seeing.
Van der kinter does most of Milk Source's chopping also. The owners of that business has about 75 thousand animals in Missouri Ohio Kansas Michigan and four dairies in Wisconsin also. Maybe you can get some videos from those places Farmhand Mike 🤷🤷🤷🤷
I like Mike less videos on TH-cam from the imperial county California 👍👍🇺🇲🚜🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽
I'd Like to see one of these forage harvesters with a set of big LSW's.
Hello Mike, it would be interesting to see what goes into the maintence of that silage choper, and I don't mean the engine I mean the choping system and collection-feader system of the header, because they go much faster than a typical combine.
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Very impressive video! What the purpose of splitting the field with silage operations? Just easier turn around for the trucks?
A lot of guys like to chop with the spout shooting to the right side of the machine. If they didn't split the fields on a big field they would spend a lot of time on the headlands. Some guys will flip the spout left to right and go back and forth but with a semi truck that a big turn to make at the end of the field in a timely manner.
Great video Mike! I have always wondered how the farmers know which fields are thiers and not someone elses?
A lot of tonnage to level and pack at the pile. Far cry from the old style bunkers and smaller choppers using single axle dump trucks.
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Great content. Be interesting to know how many cows these farms milk.
German Battlecat Claas Jaguar... Made in Harsewinkel Germany
Does anyone know, how the chopper market is shared in the USA (between Claas, CNH, Fendt, JD and Krone)?
If I had to guess just on what I see in my travels Claas is the most popular followed by Deere. I see more Krones than New Hollands but certain areas I see several New Hollands. Fendt forage harvesters are not in the USA as far as I know. Again I don't have market share information this is just what I see when out and about.
@@farmhandmike Thanks, mate.
There is too much 'alien' machinery coming into our land.
Lets keep our people employed.@@farmhandmike
most non Ag folks would cry when they found out A. what a field of corn cost to grow and B. what it costs to chop a field of corn
Made in Germany ❤
The way you pronounce ‘duals.’ 😂😂
Does that have any corn on the cob on it?
Yes the ears are full.
@@farmhandmike I live in west Texas I live in the city. I’ve never seen anything like this and I like it a lot. Thank you for what you do Mike God bless you.❤️🙏
Just so I can drink milk! Yes Haa. Stay safe.
Great videos but Too many ads man.
I don’t have control over all of them
Hit many deer
Just antlers-!
Why when you say dual it sounds like dole?
Apparently that's the way I say it.
Go back to English class
We spell modern English here in the 'new world' and not old English.
color, no need for the 'u' - program, no need for 'me' at the end of the word and there are many more examples.
FYI. English originated in Northern Germany and not little old England.
On the old sod of England, children are still being taught old English.
One of the attributes of progress is spending less time to do something.
So eliminiating the letters 'u' , and 'me' etc means less keystrokes.
Ya go that.
Why do I need to go back to English Class?