Day 2 of soybean harvest. The beans are still tough but we fought through to get that field done. we wanted to get it done so we can get some more wheat planted
This was a great video! I especially loved the drone footage (killer music to go with it as well) and seeing the grain holding facility. I look forward to the next vid!
Thanks for the video. You do a very nice job with the drone action shots. When you have a chance, put a camera in the belly of the beast and please show us how the threshing/separating/ cleaning functions Are passing material through the concaves & loading the grain pan. All good stuff. Thanks
If corn silage, potatoes, sugar beet etc can be dumped into a truck while the harvester keeps going, there is no reason why soybeans or wheat cant be dumped into a semi while the combine continues to harvest the beans or wheat. By eliminating the tractor and cart it means less augering of the grain which means less fines in the grain, less diesel used, less wear on machinery, less manpower required, less soil compaction of the soil since a tractor and cart dont have to drive back and forth between the combine and truck. This will mean higher profits.
Great to see the 2024 harvest.
This was a great video! I especially loved the drone footage (killer music to go with it as well) and seeing the grain holding facility. I look forward to the next vid!
Thanks for watching
That time of year again. They're picking cabbage by me, squash is about done.
Thanks for the video. You do a very nice job with the drone action shots. When you have a chance, put a camera in the belly of the beast and please show us how the threshing/separating/ cleaning functions Are passing material through the concaves & loading the grain pan. All good stuff. Thanks
Yea that’s a great idea. Next time we cut I’ll do that for sure. Thanks for watching
Another great video that was the old klower farm when I was a kid
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Great video
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Awesome!!!
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If corn silage, potatoes, sugar beet etc can be dumped into a truck while the harvester keeps going, there is no reason why soybeans or wheat cant be dumped into a semi while the combine continues to harvest the beans or wheat.
By eliminating the tractor and cart it means less augering of the grain which means less fines in the grain, less diesel used, less wear on machinery, less manpower required, less soil compaction of the soil since a tractor and cart dont have to drive back and forth between the combine and truck. This will mean higher profits.
How many soybeans and wheat do you unload on a truck on the go while combining?
Much better video with you hold the camera up higher