I've seem Herman Warsaw vidios,its amazing what he did with the equipment he had back then,40 years later and a lot better equipment and technology and only a handful of producers have achieved those kind of yields,makes you wounder if all the expense equipment and technology is needed
I agree with Robert if I could never grow another bean i would be happy. I also agree with Robert - I think Herman Warsaw forgot more about growing corn than some of us will ever know. I mean to do what he did with what he had. Maybe we need to step back and rethink a few things.
Man yeah, seems once you got the hang it, things went well!! That is amazing seeing how the basin's caught all that otherwise washed away soil! Y'all did an amazing job on the grand canyon for sure!! Boy I was laughing hard at Roberts rant there about soybeans, that was epic!! I bet it can be very aggravating for sure!! Really enjoyed the last of the video, seeing y'all take a rougher day in a good mood!! That's amazing to hear tjr difference in yields already!! Thank you both for bringing us along, look fwd to seeing whats next!! 😁😁😁👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🚜🚜🌾🌾🌱🌱
So jealous those look like pretty good beans. I’m glad you guys are making videos as I haven’t been able to do anything this fall having back surgery in a week hope the rest of the harvest goes well. We have some corn still in the field but our beans are done, hopefully everything will get wrapped up in the next week or so have a good safe fall
100% corn sounds awesome. Scary as heck but awesome. I wouldnt do it because i dont really think its financially viable. Yall did good with that ditch though.
The 25-foot HoneyBee headers are really affordable. If I went any bigger, I would want a MacDon. It was a definite learning curve. We finished harvest today, and I wouldn't want to return to my auger header.
MacDon headers 30 feet and larger can flex. HoneyBee has the airflex heads but they are still new and out of our price range. The first MacDon flex headers (model 974) can now be bought at a decent price. We also have a lot more dealer support for MacDon locally. If I ever need parts for my HoneyBee, I must order online or drive about 2 hours down into Arkansas. @@Hinesfarm-Indiana
Not sure what you consider "up north", but I'm in Iowa. And most of us up here grow 200 to 250 bushel corn. But most of us still run both corn and soybeans, roughly 50/50. Yup, beans are a pain, but they pay decent.
@@DylanJoyceFarms I saw one guy put a shark's fin divider on his draper and he said it eliminated the cross belts from throwing the crop mat across the center belt and plugging the opposite side crop belt. Weeds are a real problem without it.
I've seem Herman Warsaw vidios,its amazing what he did with the equipment he had back then,40 years later and a lot better equipment and technology and only a handful of producers have achieved those kind of yields,makes you wounder if all the expense equipment and technology is needed
I think we spend so much time and effort into finding the next big thing that we forget the simple things like good basic soil fertility.
Nice shot beginning at 10:56. Ol' gal looking good.....
I agree with Robert if I could never grow another bean i would be happy.
I also agree with Robert - I think Herman Warsaw forgot more about growing corn than some of us will ever know. I mean to do what he did with what he had. Maybe we need to step back and rethink a few things.
Keep those wheels rollin, great video 👍👍
The 9400 coming though the field all wax up looking good done it for me!
Yessir, we washed it between corn and soybeans.
Man yeah, seems once you got the hang it, things went well!! That is amazing seeing how the basin's caught all that otherwise washed away soil! Y'all did an amazing job on the grand canyon for sure!! Boy I was laughing hard at Roberts rant there about soybeans, that was epic!! I bet it can be very aggravating for sure!! Really enjoyed the last of the video, seeing y'all take a rougher day in a good mood!! That's amazing to hear tjr difference in yields already!! Thank you both for bringing us along, look fwd to seeing whats next!! 😁😁😁👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🚜🚜🌾🌾🌱🌱
Just wait, you get to see me taking a rough day in not such a good mood pretty soon 😆
@@DylanJoyceFarms 🤦🤦🤣🤣😁😁👍👍
So jealous those look like pretty good beans. I’m glad you guys are making videos as I haven’t been able to do anything this fall having back surgery in a week hope the rest of the harvest goes well. We have some corn still in the field but our beans are done, hopefully everything will get wrapped up in the next week or so have a good safe fall
I agree I absolutely hate combining soybeans but I also hate planting corn and putting the extra money out for it.
I love planting corn just don't like all the expense.
100% corn sounds awesome. Scary as heck but awesome. I wouldnt do it because i dont really think its financially viable. Yall did good with that ditch though.
That alot of dirt washed down .wow
I'll have to take you guys back over there pretty soon and show it to you since the wheat has been planted.
I just watched all 3 of his videos. Reminds me of my Dad..
I've watched it multiple times.
Them pop outs can’t hit the windshield the header is mounted out further🤦♂️😂😂. Thanks Robert for the dust shots!!
You've got an answer for everything.
Tell Robert it’s hard to be 60 bushel beans at $13 with what you got in them lol
Those drappers sure are nice, some day we want to get one.
The 25-foot HoneyBee headers are really affordable. If I went any bigger, I would want a MacDon. It was a definite learning curve. We finished harvest today, and I wouldn't want to return to my auger header.
@@DylanJoyceFarms oh ok, that sounds really neat, glad y’all got your harvest done 👍👍
@@DylanJoyceFarmswhy would you want a MacDon over the honey bee ?
MacDon headers 30 feet and larger can flex. HoneyBee has the airflex heads but they are still new and out of our price range. The first MacDon flex headers (model 974) can now be bought at a decent price. We also have a lot more dealer support for MacDon locally. If I ever need parts for my HoneyBee, I must order online or drive about 2 hours down into Arkansas. @@Hinesfarm-Indiana
@@DylanJoyceFarms oh ok I see why now.
Do you guys have plans in mind to get bigger grain bins in the near future? anyways great video, good luck to you guys
No plans for bins in the future.
I hate a soybean too!!!! Damn I do. God bless you all
We ended up having a good soybean crop so I'm not as grouchy about them right now. LOL
Had an old timer used to say "Soybeans are just something you do when you can't plant corn." Lol
Not sure what you consider "up north", but I'm in Iowa. And most of us up here grow 200 to 250 bushel corn. But most of us still run both corn and soybeans, roughly 50/50. Yup, beans are a pain, but they pay decent.
We are in Tennessee, so pretty well anything north of Kentucky is what we consider up north 😆
@@DylanJoyceFarms I saw one guy put a shark's fin divider on his draper and he said it eliminated the cross belts from throwing the crop mat across the center belt and plugging the opposite side crop belt. Weeds are a real problem without it.
Looks like it’s feeding nice
Yes it did a good job for us this year after I learned how to use it.
@@DylanJoyceFarms maybe you said but how did it move laterally?
What do you want for the 922?
I've already sold it. Our videos run behind.
how near done are you guys
We finished today!