Gee Mike,you just keep making some of the best videos around.Many thanks to Magyar farm for letting us watch.Nice to be taken out in the field and not get mud on our boots!!
Good videography. You know the equipment well, you know the operation well, and you know what is of interest. Lots of movement and angles to keep it informative and interesting. Thank you!
As always I'm thankful to you making these videos and letting us watch them. You seem to be very close up filming but maybe that's the drone really close to the ground? You inspire me to wanting to get out there myself and see some real life farming. I used to hang out close to the fields when I was a teenager but when I moved to Stockholm I lost contact with all that is going on in the real world. Thanks again for showing all this.
wow ! liked the shot of the old mack dump truck ! I like seeing the trucks in your videos ! you and your family have a merry Christmas ! thanks for sharing !
Nice crop, Glad your getting good yields, I'm more used to seeing combines racing around shelling corn but like I heard your just breaking in the combine which is one my favorite brands. My brother owns a White tractor, Not sure of the model number, Drove it a couple of times.
You said in your comments that they had a JD 4960 open station. I have NEVER seen such an animal. They must have built that for the sugar cane fields down south. I would like to see that tractor in an upcoming video.
New Holland -> FIAT Agri -> Italy...Everybody want to destroy my country...I don't know why.....but I love it ! Clean combine , no dust . FIat , Landini, Same, Lamborghini, Laverda ....
This is our farm. We had just fixed the head and didn’t want to stress it to make sure we could get the whole field finished. You also have to remember 16 rows is a lot to run through a machine but we were running about 2.5-3mph which is just a little slower than normal. Like you said we normally run 4.5-5mph.
This might be silly questions,, but are the DRIVER checking constant that the tips of the harvester head follow the rows? ORE does the TIPS have mounted feelers that give signals to the stearing ORE are they just using GPS? hehe corn isnt very much grown in norway, exept some sweetcorn south by the coast which is grown in greenhouses and is harvested by hand. the forage harvesters-grain harvester i have experience on dont care about rows. ORE CATS-DEER CALFS HIDING IN THE GRAS. its often a sickening feeling when you hear the THUMPS OF BONES HITTING THE CUTTER-TRAILER and have to leave the maskine-tactor to remove bones-meat,, and hope you dont find say BABY CLOTHES! Somtimes you see the cat-calf and can scare ore move it to the side... but if the gras-wheat-barley- is thick and it blows a little its hard to spot if the plants are say 2-3 feet high ore higher.
You can do it but it is slow due to so much material going through the combine. It is used when the corn is down and you need the reel to feed the material.
Dux I have only seen it and talked to people about it. I would assume you would have to do some adjustments due to the increase in volume of crop material flowing through the machine. I think it would only be done to save some crop, not as a normal practice. It would be hard on the knives, the reel and really slow. I think the better option is a corn head reel or as Geringhoff calms them a Crop Sweeper to help with the down corn.
Not a good start when you can't even spell your state right. The USDA's preliminary info says that the average yield in Texas this year is 105 so you might want to tell everyone else in Texas what they are doing wrong. Or just stick to farming simulator.
Who could have imagined the size of today’s modern machinery? 16 rows at once!incredible! Thanks Mike. Your video are really great!
Ever since I was a kid goingup on a farm, harvest time has ALWAYS been my absolute favorite time of year. Nice video Mike.
Cool Beans! I haven't seen many videos of NH combine(s) or tractors doing corn harvest. Thanks Mike!
Gee Mike,you just keep making some of the best videos around.Many thanks to Magyar farm for letting us watch.Nice to be taken out in the field and not get mud on our boots!!
Good videography. You know the equipment well, you know the operation well, and you know what is of interest. Lots of movement and angles to keep it informative and interesting. Thank you!
As always I'm thankful to you making these videos and letting us watch them. You seem to be very close up filming but maybe that's the drone really close to the ground? You inspire me to wanting to get out there myself and see some real life farming. I used to hang out close to the fields when I was a teenager but when I moved to Stockholm I lost contact with all that is going on in the real world. Thanks again for showing all this.
Nice video , were already done with the corn harvest in Europe. Grtz from Holland.
Great video Mike! An impressive Harvester and Tractor! Wonderful field! Thanks for the video! Have a good one! Have a great day!
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Mike, You find the best of the best; awesome equipment,awesome chop. Thx.
wow ! liked the shot of the old mack dump truck ! I like seeing the trucks in your videos ! you and your family have a merry Christmas ! thanks for sharing !
And yet another good vid from Mike. Hope to see a shot of the open station 4960. Would have to be a pretty rare bird.
Nice crop, Glad your getting good yields, I'm more used to seeing combines racing around shelling corn but like I heard your just breaking in the combine which is one my favorite brands. My brother owns a White tractor, Not sure of the model number, Drove it a couple of times.
You said in your comments that they had a JD 4960 open station. I have NEVER seen such an animal. They must have built that for the sugar cane fields down south. I would like to see that tractor in an upcoming video.
Crazy to see guys still out in December. Everyone around Clinton, IL finished in late September early October
great video 👍 NH Power. hope to see the new video of them soon
UM MONSTRO UMA LENDA A MELHOR E MAIOR MAQUINA DE TODOS OS TEMPOS CHAMADO NEW HOLLAND CR 10 90. ALIAS NEW HOLLAND A MELHOR LINHA DE MAQUINAS DO MUNDO.
Drone envy is kicking in bad now, Mike. I'm afraid I waited to late to ask Santa. :( Another great video. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
impressive combine cracking video merry xmas Mike from ayrshire Scotland!!
Very Nice video again!!! Merry Christmas
Great Video, The Equipment is Alsome. Keep the Videos Coming. Hope to see Their Whites & Steigers in Future Videos.
Great video. I never seen a NH T8 on tracks with front duals.
that tractor is still getting some. watched it plant this spring after they put in drainage, just a piece west from orwell
Awesome video. Merry Christmas and god bless ya.
The unloading auger is a mile long! Merry Christmas Mike!
A LINHA NEW HOLLAND E O UM ULTIMO DEGRAU E MAQUINAS AGRICULAS . NAO TEM MAIS OUTRAS PRA SER MELHOR. O COMO SE FOSSE O CEU ESTA ACIMA DE TUDO.
Great vid Mike 👍🌽
I always feel bad for the slow moving New Hollands. They are kicking themselves for not going "Green". John Deere all the way, baby!
How do u rate the new Holland kit Mike. Over here in Ireland NH is second best seller to Deere
New Holland -> FIAT Agri -> Italy...Everybody want to destroy my country...I don't know why.....but I love it ! Clean combine , no dust . FIat , Landini, Same, Lamborghini, Laverda ....
That huge head doesn’t help much if you can’t get above 3mph! 👍🏼
I noticed your other videos you don't say versatility just say what type of tractor it is
It's a shame that they have 300 bushel they can't hardly get out to havest
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What brand and variety of corn is that? It is standing very well for mid December.
keep your fuel cool
Please tell me what brand and model drone you use, Thanks and Merry Christmas.
That looks like a Belgium built CR combine, not really designed for Corn -is that why he is crawling along
Why are they moving so slow? Cant the newer combines like that one harvest at about 5 mph? I'm just curious as to what's slowing them down.
Mike explains it at 2.13 min.
This is our farm. We had just fixed the head and didn’t want to stress it to make sure we could get the whole field finished. You also have to remember 16 rows is a lot to run through a machine but we were running about 2.5-3mph which is just a little slower than normal. Like you said we normally run 4.5-5mph.
Ah. The sounds wasnt working on my phone at the time so I couldn't hear anything. All fixed now. Thanks for responding! :)
@@thefarmlife1740 good work, fellas. i stay close to downtown colebrook. always enjoy seeing these machines get some
Good ole NH
Do you call tractor and trailer versatile
This might be silly questions,, but are the DRIVER checking constant that the tips of the harvester head follow the rows?
ORE does the TIPS have mounted feelers that give signals to the stearing
ORE are they just using GPS? hehe
corn isnt very much grown in norway, exept some sweetcorn south by the coast which is grown in greenhouses and is harvested by hand.
the forage harvesters-grain harvester i have experience on dont care about rows. ORE CATS-DEER CALFS HIDING IN THE GRAS.
its often a sickening feeling when you hear the THUMPS OF BONES HITTING THE CUTTER-TRAILER and have to leave the maskine-tactor to remove bones-meat,, and hope you dont find say BABY CLOTHES!
Somtimes you see the cat-calf and can scare ore move it to the side... but if the gras-wheat-barley- is thick and it blows a little its hard to spot if the plants are say 2-3 feet high ore higher.
They combined corn with a draper? I dont get it
You can do it but it is slow due to so much material going through the combine. It is used when the corn is down and you need the reel to feed the material.
@@kcgibbs so they leave corn settings but run a draper head?
Dux I have only seen it and talked to people about it. I would assume you would have to do some adjustments due to the increase in volume of crop material flowing through the machine. I think it would only be done to save some crop, not as a normal practice. It would be hard on the knives, the reel and really slow. I think the better option is a corn head reel or as Geringhoff calms them a Crop Sweeper to help with the down corn.
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I seen one video you're having breakfast you call that versatile breakfast
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Call whenever you're talkin about qualify the name the brand if it's a combine whatever it is
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Good yield but here in texes I have hit 564 bushels per acer every year that we do corn
You are either doing your math wrong or you are full of it.
Not a good start when you can't even spell your state right. The USDA's preliminary info says that the average yield in Texas this year is 105 so you might want to tell everyone else in Texas what they are doing wrong. Or just stick to farming simulator.
Shawn Conrad The World record is 542 bushels per acre. I am not sure, but I believe that was irrigated and had the nutrients poured on.
I think your yeild monitor needs to be calibrated
Noel Hohberger Maybe he meant 56.4 bu/acre.
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