JOHN DEERE Tractors Planting Corn
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- Big tractor Power is out in the field with JOHN DEERE tractors as they start the corn planting season. Watch a 470 hp JOHN DEERE 9470R tractor and 36 row 90ft JOHN DEERE DB90 corn planter seed the new crop. Working ahead of the big planting team is a 620 hp JOHN DEERE 9620R tractor working on primary tillage, fertilizer application and seed bed preparation. Watch for a 125 hp JOHN DEERE 6125R tractor picking racks with a Schulte 320 JUMBO. Viewers will ride in the 9470R tractor's cab to see the farmers view of planting 90ft of corn per pass in a 700 acre field.
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I'm praying everyone has record high yields this season!
Amén to that sir!!!
Do you live next to large-scale corn fields?
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At the risk of being cynical, that would result in record low prices per bushel.
From Sweden here, we ran a New Holland TS145 with a 6m Överum Tive Såjet combo machine, drill with both granulated npk and seed at the same time, crosstill planks to smooth out in the front as well, that was a really nice setup, but not so big as this 😁
Well here on our small Western Pennsylvania operation, we use a John Deere 7000 conventional till planter behind a Case IH 75 c. We work with the ground conventionally using the Case IH 75 c and a McCormick cx95 to plow Wii disc right behind the plough a day or two later. Then right ahead of the planter we go through with an s time harrow. Being from geographically a good bit further north it blows my mind to see a corn planter going when the leaves haven't come out yet. Having said that our plan here is to plant our spring grain which is Host this coming Monday and we have very few leaves on the trees I'm used to shading oats and hay when the trees are still bare however I've not ever done that in the cornfield are conditions were just too cold this early one of the things I really enjoy about bigtractorpower is geographical differences you show us from state-to-state great job Jason keep it up 👍!
Really happy that spring has sprung in KY. This farm is quite the operation. Looking forward to many more spring work in the fields!!!😊
I love air drill planter machines 😊
Always a fun day to get the season started and planting some corn.
Excellent explanation about the planter and the different rates. Great job Jason
Thank you for watching.
Great Tillage video Jason, if we had one of those planters here in England most fields would only take a couple of passes to complete.
Thank you for watching. I enjoy watching farming on TH-cam from England. From my observation of your roads this planter that folds up to 15ft wide would have a challenge traveling through the narrow lanes and small towns. It takes some navigating here too.
Great video Jason. Hope to see Matt in many of their videos. Always enjoy your talks with him.
Matt will be featured soon with a 2023 9R 440 and 1775NT planter.
Such good video! AWESOME 👌
It would be a great addition to your commentary if you could tell us approximately what the various pieces of equipment cost to buy, their longevity, maintenance intensity, etc. Love this channel!!
Looks like you are also a farmer?
It is impossible to think such equipment here in India as farmers owns few acres of land on his own. Age old bullocks driven agri implants are being replaced by small 15 hp to 75 hp tractors to do the job like cultivation, seed implanting, even pesticide spraying, cutting and harvesting plants like wheat, soya bean, gram etc. Cotton, castor farming is grossly manual and partly by machines. Enjoyed watching your vedio. Hope to be born in your country in next birth. Good luck.
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Thank you for watching.
Wow amazing idea thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching. It is fun filming all of these machines.
Man, that Stone-Picker is a fierce Machine. It knows no mercy.
Schulte has a good product.
Good Sunday morning 🌄 Jason
Great video Jason! Love the big John Deere power!!!!
Thank you for watching.
I really enjoy the videos that explain each step... thanks Jason!!
Thank you for watching. I plan to make some more like this one.
My favorite TH-cam channel 💯😀
Amazing. nice job.
Thank you for watching.
Great video and explanation of all the different stages from ploughing to planting. Maybe later this year will get a video of harvest to seeding
Of another
Crop.
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I love seeing tractors plowing a field
They’re planting now plowing
Planting season is great😁👍 the john deere planter is impressive💪😉
Thanks for the video👍👍
Thank you for watching Simon. Planting season is getting ready to bran wide open.
I love how you showed all the different steps. Well done! fun watch
Thank you for watching. I have a potato video in this format on the way.
Great video Jason.. thank you for sharing
Great video, love that old 7.3 F350. That thing is one clean truck for its age. Another fine job bringing us content sir.
Manual too!!
Gente 😊yo soy de México y en lo personal les recomiendo la maquinaria de jhon deer por 😊es una empresa 100,,,% comprometida 😊al campo mexicano Dios los bendiga 😊a todos ustedes 😊
Nice video will we see your buddy Matt at all this year? I like seeing their operation it is amazing to think about their logistics they have to have planned to keep moving
Excellent video BTP! We are still a ways out here in MI.
Thank you for watching. Hopefully some warmer weather across the mid west is just around the corner.
Great, when I see the swivel point irrigation I know there comes a good yield crop
This pivot is covering a good portion of the 700 acre field.
That’s not just a pickup, that a 7.3 with a manual!! That’s a goldmine in itself ❤
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Lindo video que lindos equipos tiene esa gente, tus videos son los mejores siempre pones las imagenes y los datos justos que uno quiere saber, las de la cabina son buenas para ver como es un tractor de esos desde arriba, excelente.
Awesome Video Buddy!! Hope you have John Deere on the Road Videos on Next Time!! Many Greetings Sebi!
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Thank you James.
Looking good, he can sure cover the ground. It’ll be a little while for us here in north central Indiana, we’ve had rain and there’s water standing.
Two 9620s with John Deere DB90 52 Row Planters
عليه افضل الصلاه والسلام على رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين وسلم تسليما كثيرا إلى يوم الدين
اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين وسلم تسليما كثيرا إلى يوم الدين
Big Tractor, I enjoy watching the big tractors and planters working and doing the jobs they were built to do. The Last corn my dad and I planted on our Michigan Diary Farm was put in the ground with our 1954 Super H Farmall with our 1960 494 4 row John Deere planter. But please keep up the good work.
Amazing video
Thank you for watching.
Parabéns belo trabalho. 🇧🇷
This kind of soil preparation prior to planting corn is the exception rather than the rule (at least in our part of the country). No till is and has been the predominant method for planting corn and soybeans for a number of years. Price of fuel, equipment and time just doesn't justify all these trips over the field, not to mention the soil saving benefits of minimum soil disturbance. I do understand it makes for good video though.
Hey everyone we got a no tiller here…everyone look at the no tiller
8370T and DB60, corn, dry beans, soy beans and sugar beets .
Clean 7.3
Your country of modern equipment
Hello everyone good vidéo big tractor power
Now thank you for watching.
👋 hi 👋 from Dexter,Missouri my friend.
Super amazin video. as alAways.
Have a super amazein 🌉night.
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How would those triples compare to a 1400 LSW?
Another great video, BTP. Thanks for how you take the time to put together videos that explain activity across the seasons. It's always interesting to see how it is done differently in different places.
The lid was open on one of his tanks on the planter at like the 12:13 mark.
It was indeed.
Pretty dirt!
Sigam o que fazemos aqui no Brasil. Plantio-direto na palha. Menor gasto de diesel. Maior proteção do solo. Maior povoamento de bactérias e fungos benefícios. Uma agricultura mais ecológica. Menor compactação do solo.
I'm always amazed that a gas fertilizer can be put into the ground and stays there. In sure it turns to liquid or something but I feel like you'd lose a lot to atmosphere.
You don't lose a lot of fizz in your Pepsi if you keep your mouth on the bottle...same goes with soil...
The soil seals in the gas. The “smoke” you see is steam. The anhydrous is pressurized and cold. When it hits the air it turns to steam. It smells like winded and is very caustic to the eyes and lungs. You have to be very careful around it.
Anhydrous is a liquid until it’s exposed to the atmosphere.
@@bigtractorpower …I can attest to that . We had a hose come off during refilling back in 1978 , I got a good dose and even though they said there was no damage to my lungs at the time I have breathing problems now .
Why would they order a planter with markers on it if they use GPS to move across a field? Or would that be a back up if GPS goes down maybe ?
Near the end of the video we could see a pivot irrigator very close to the planting operation. Would’ve been very informative to show how the farmer works around this machine. Also would have been informative to show the set up of the planter in the field, from having to travel from the farm, down the road, and eventually to the field.
I do have both of the parts filmed that you mentioned but with the video approaching 18 minutes I saved them for a future video. Basically the tractor backs up to the pivot and plants a short boundary pass in front of it. I do have a DB90 54 row planter video that shows the folding and transport posted at th-cam.com/video/O9znQXW3Ksk/w-d-xo.html
Hello! Another instructive video!
Thank you Luis.
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The lesson here for amateur big yield corn farmer like me is the amount of property you'll need to own or have control over before you even think about tractors.
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Wonderful.
Sir what is the fuel consumption per hectare or per care of 9470 on 36row planter and 9640 with chisel plough ?
The technology of these machines is amazing!
They can accomplish allot in a hurry.
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So wheat is harvested in June right behind the combines they are planting soybeans which is harvested in October then corn is planted in April what follows after the corn harvest
Howdy bigtractorpower
Hi. Thank you for watching.
Back at the 1:44 mark one can see a narrow strip of untilled ground in the background. Will the operator go back and till that or let it be? What if that narrow strip ran the whole length of the field?
How big is that pivot? Big girl!
Good vid
Thank you for watching.
Makes me wonder how much bigger can these planters possibly get?
They really can't. They'll just get faster in my opinion
Deere makes a DB120, but not sure where the closest 1 of those would be. Probably Iowa, Brazil, or Australia
@@PapaGoodTymes oh wow
@thomasgoodman6904 do you know how they're transported from the factory? Or is the dealer putting them together from pieces? They're 62 foot long folded
I've never seen a db120 so im not sure, but weve sold a lot of db60s and if i remember correctly they come mostly put together, just probably have to put the tires on, the tanks, and route the hydraulics and hoses and stuff
Drills come in in several pieces, pretty wild looking when they come in
Great video, please can you do one where fendt magnum planter is planting corn or soya beans, thanks
The Momentum is a great planter. I have a full feature on it posted in this video th-cam.com/video/RM-vfK6ll9A/w-d-xo.html
I run a similar planter. Why is the CCS lid not closed?
That’s the same damn thing I was thinking. Should definitely be popping an error for tank pressure
The row markers alone look like an incredible piece of engineering. Looks like they’re not really needed though, maybe because of the satellite/self driving system?
The thing about it’s GPS has a whole map of the field, and the GPS knows where the tractor has been and where it hasn’t, and auto steer is really good at keeping the right distance from the last pass. Some farmers will still use their markers anyway, even with GPS
Back before technology really became a big thing in machinery. You would always use a marker to know how far over you would have to be
@@matthewtaliaferro Not sure what the price of a planter like this is but I’d bet it’s well into the 6 figures. Not sure if the markers are optional but I’d think many farmers with all the self-driving, GPS stuff wouldn’t even need them and might opt out to save some money on something they don’t even use.
@@terrencekanzig4270 they cost around $500,000
@@matthewtaliaferro 😳 Yikes! 😳
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What does that mean
I wonder why the seed companies couldn't put a coating on the seed at the corn plant instead of having the farmers doing it in the field. Surely there is some type of coating that would replace the graphite.
Have you ever handled powdered graphite?
@@gregjames5070 Yes I have.
With kentuckys extended growing season, what's the big rush to get done so fast?
The summer gets really hot and dry. The corn needs to pollinate in mid June. July heat will damage pollination. Corn needs to be harvested in late August to allow for fertilizer and tillage in September to plant wheat in October. All corn ground goes into winter wheat. The wheat needs to be harvested in early June to allow for a second crop of soybeans to follow. Every season is a hurry up and get it done so the next crop goes in on time.
@bigtractorpower gotcha makes sense thanks for the good reply
Why don’t they use solid fert in the states. Never seen tanks like that for fert In nz.
Fertilizer here in Kentucky is different from farm to farm. Here is a video of another Kentucky farm applying dry fertilizer ahead of corn planting th-cam.com/video/eE1XORHFo-c/w-d-xo.html
Not to sound dumb or anything but how so they keep track of where the exact location of the rocks are in the field to keep from riding around and skipping large rocks
Good question. Basically most fields have their known rocky spots so they drive to those area to pick the stones. It’s also a line of sight as your driving along and you see a stone you pick it. It not an exact science but the picker saves allot of time and labor.
still -36 and 3 feet of snow here
That is cold. I hope the snow is helping relive the drought conditions you mentioned in past posts.
@@bigtractorpower thanks, well we'll see ~ it might just make sloughs and nothing else, a long way from melting yet, with no highs above freezing forcasted for the next 2 weeks
@@bigtractorpower and with the ground being froze so far down I can't see the snow making any difference to the drought conditins at all
Plant in Dust the Bins will Bust
A good video, however I only prefer tractors that are not TIER anything, no DEF and no diesel particulate filter. The only tractors that I like are the ones that roll some coal.
I have a video on all Steigers planting corn with no DEF no GPS at th-cam.com/video/-GPUsJHHRHI/w-d-xo.html
Sweet tractor & planter. Nothing runs like a Deere. If it ain't green... It ain't mean!!!
Thank you for watching 👍👍
Deere 4020 and a jd 7000
Very very cool and nice planting team.
Too much tillage for me
Funny…no one asked
@@gregjames5070 Sorry if I hit your emotions
I'm being chased around by a drone
That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10 1 John 1 If we claim to be without sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us. 9 If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness. 10 If we claim we have not sinned, we make him out to be a liar and his word is not in us. Jesus answered, John 14:6 “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16 The rapture is imminent!
Mr. Bowles, kindly keep your religion to yourself.
Rock picking is the worst 😖
Tedious job but better than running one through the combine rotor.
That comes with aggressive tillage!!
Would nice to know what year the video is made in
This year.
If u need to farm that many acres your a piss poor farmer
Or you have a large multi generational. Farm like this supporting 3 generations who are working out in the field every day to keep it going. Divide the work up between 5 families which could be 5 individual farms or do all the work together with big machines to get the crop planted and harvested fast. It’s not always a negative. There is often a reason.
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Thank you for watching.