It's always good to see Matt, love to see harvest time on Garnett Farms, wheat looks good still after all the bad weather, Matt and them will be in corn before long i reakon, Thank you Jason for all your videos
Thank you jason for this video those combines are really big it's amazing how much crop they take its massive.it seems like every year they get larger.thank you Matt for your input on running that combine.
Okay, very productive good looking machines. But in 1990 at 13 years old, I drove an F2 gleaner harvesting dryland wheat in eastern New Mexico. Heaven! What an exciting afternoon! Went on to operate many 9600 John Deere’s and even own one, but nothing was like that first short experience on that Gleaner. It was small- my dad used to have an L2- but I didn’t care. I was running a combine!
We used to use 9500 JD's and I thought they were big back in the early 90's . I would have liked to operate that combine without a the computerized equipment they now have . I had to stop farming just before the all the computers were in the equipment . My former boss had a S 780 with a 40 draper header the last time I saw him but that was a couple of years ago so I'm not sure exactly what equipment he has now . Great video as always . Your harvesting crops and chopping silage are some of my favorites to see
Great video Jason. I really enjoy seeing the scale on which these guys farm. That is sure some beautiful green iron they run with! Thank you for chasing down all these great farming videos!👍👍👍👍
Big tractor and combine power. This video really shows power and cleaning system. Would be a perfect conditions to show the effectiveness of a shelbourne stripper head.
The Shelbourne is a nice option for the X9. I just made a video on another WKY farm with 3 X9 1100’s running Shelbrournes in this years down wheat at this link th-cam.com/video/_j_Q18TqWzA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=p9xIJI1uHaq7Qqjy
Very impressive !! 6 X 9 1100 !! Thank u for all ur long hours n sacrifices u n ur employees make to harvest America !! And thank u for sharing these videos of these amazing people n machines that make the world turn !! May God bless the Great American Farmers!!!
LOVE the overhead shot of harvester unloading....really shows how fast they can unload all that grain...keep up the awesome video clips mate........from rockhampton in australia
That's a real shame about the downed crop. I always hate to hear about stuff like that happening to farmers. Hopefully the DC beans and corn will do awesome to help offset some of the loss for this huge operation. I always enjoy hearing Matt's thoughts.
The heavy rain and wind really did its best to lay out the crop just a few weeks and days before harvest. The corn crop is looking great this year and double soybeans are getting off to a great start.
we run two S780s with HD 40 drapers in beans and two C12 corn heads in corn we are located in north east nebraska, great Jason great video and great farm operation
Great interview with Matt. Thanks to you and to him. Having grown up with JD 55 combines, I'm totally amazed with the size of the combines that are being produced now. Not to mention the precision of the GPS systems that let them cut off lands and end up with a perfect last row. I find it interesting that draper headers have come back. They were used on the pull harvesters like the JD 36 and it's predecessors. But when JD introduced the 55 combine it used an auger too move the cut grain to the center of the header. With the headers so wide as they are now, does that thrash out too much grain in the header? Or maybe with such wide cuts you need to move more grain than an auger of reasonable size can do?
What you call in the States, we in Australia call chaser bins. Those JD X9 Headers are doing a great job of picking up that crop. How many bushels per acre did it yield?
@@bigtractorpower I believe that at least some outfits down in Australia run with 60 foot headers, owing to their comparatively less cropping density, compared to the US. Their soil structure, in their broadacre farming systems can't support quite so many plants per unit of area. Where Rotary combines in particular are concerned, it is hugely important to keep them fully loaded with crop, in order to maximise performance and output. Whilst I am aware that combine categories are determined by horsepower, physically, combines can't really get much bigger than they are now, particularly in terms of overall width, as they need to be able to transport within the legal limit, on European roads, where the maximum is something like 3 metres. Furthermore, transporting a 60 foot header would surely present a bit of a headche, when it comes to the pivot points on the running gear of the transport trailer. By which I mean, the turning radius of such a long trailer. Should imagine that rear wheel steering on the transport trailer, in addition to the normal bogie steering at the front, would become necessary.
Impressive video Jason, thanks as always. Just imagine pushing another 10 feet of head with a 60 foot, over 18 meters of Honeybee head, or 62 feet, almost 19 meters of the GTS Brazilian head thru that wheat. As they say, go big or go home.
60ft will soon be the new norm from all the Draper Head manufacturers as bigger combines make their way to the market. It will be nice to have 60ft heads to match the 60ft air drills running ahead of these combines in the fall. The 50ft leaves the odd 10ft gap each pass.
Indeed. As with brand new cars, they start depreciating big time, the minute you drive them off the lot. I saw only very recently, an advertisement for one at 2 years old, and it had devalued by 50% !
I 😊😊 heard of a farm 10,000 acres I haven't seen it it was that far away most likely it was from the 16OOS they have big farms back then and they either used horses or steam engines 4 farming the gas tractors weren't made until the 191OS 😊😊 OMG 7 3O 2O24
Great Video as always. Question: what is the response that you have noticed since JD went "woke"/"rainbow"? Do you think this will hurt them like the other companies?
This farm trades combines each year. They will harvest 36,000 acres each yeah year with six X9s. Wheat, corn and double crop soybeans equally divide the acres raised.
It’s hard trying to show all the machines running across such a large property. They get so spread out. Rarely do they ever line up side by side which is what I would like to see but it is not efficient.
This farm double crops soybeans right behind the wheat as it’s harvested. Corn follows soybeans. The field in this video was harvested in June and no tilled to soybeans. Those soybeans will be harvested in October. Next March this field will be planted in corn and will be harvested in August. In October wheat will be planted after the corn stalks are disked and the rotation will repeat.
The CR11 and AF11 offer 775 hp compared to the X9s 690 hp and 568 bu compared to 460. I am eager to feature the CNH combines when they start harvesting in North America.
There is no such thing as an X9 1450-70. John Deere offers an X9 1000 and X9 1100 combine. I have seen a AI generated channel that just lifts other creators videos to repost them title a combine video X9 1450 but there is no such thing.
@@bigtractorpower th-cam.com/video/SNKWRB1-5pA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fSKLu9JC_GGCi10t . I think this mark is for Europe, maybe it means the size of the fuel tank or the size of the header
@@bigtractorpower I think this mark is for Europe, maybe it means the size of the fuel tank or the size of the header. th-cam.com/video/SNKWRB1-5pA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=23XCiuYiNsmlnMKo
Your not maxed out on horsepower yet u are in power bulge when it's two bars from being in the red on our horsepower/ kilowat meter power bulge he's at 685hp that's power bulge when he dumps on the go he be in power boost that's maximum horsepower witch is 690hp I hated we derated horsepower down to 603hp instead of rated at 690hp to 743hp max peak horsepower was the first 2020 models horsepower rateing that should've left them like that on our big class-11 X9-1100 combine
Look at that. I gave you a fact, then you come back like a child. I find it hilarious that people like you are offended by the gay community. Proves how childish people like you are.
@ricknaegele2144 are you going to keep repeating utter BS that has no facts, or will you do research before commenting instead of making yourself look foolish? I find It hilarious that you are OFFENDED by the gay community. Will you stop repeating yourself also? I highly doubt it.
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Always one of my favorite when you get caught up with Matt.
It's always good to see Matt, love to see harvest time on Garnett Farms, wheat looks good still after all the bad weather, Matt and them will be in corn before long i reakon, Thank you Jason for all your videos
Thank you jason for this video those combines are really big it's amazing how much crop they take its massive.it seems like every year they get larger.thank you Matt for your input on running that combine.
And that's how you help to feed the world....kudos to these guys.
Okay, very productive good looking machines.
But in 1990 at 13 years old, I drove an F2 gleaner harvesting dryland wheat in eastern New Mexico. Heaven!
What an exciting afternoon!
Went on to operate many 9600 John Deere’s and even own one, but nothing was like that first short experience on that Gleaner. It was small- my dad used to have an L2- but I didn’t care. I was running a combine!
Great memories. The F2 is a nice combine. I hope to be able to feature an F3 in corn this fall.
Bigtractorpower I got two F3s by me but I don't think they will run this year. Ones a green stripe
Does anyone know how much that machine is worth?
one million dollars@@AmazingtechHarvest
they are awesome right??
Great video! That dust and chaff about chokes me just watching!
It was an extra dusty one this year.
We used to use 9500 JD's and I thought they were big back in the early 90's . I would have liked to operate that combine without a the computerized equipment they now have . I had to stop farming just before the all the computers were in the equipment . My former boss had a S 780 with a 40 draper header the last time I saw him but that was a couple of years ago so I'm not sure exactly what equipment he has now . Great video as always . Your harvesting crops and chopping silage are some of my favorites to see
Been waiting for this one Jason. Always good to hear from Matt as well. 12,000 acres is a good amount of wheat. Thanks
Thank you for watching Scott.
Me too, every season!
Wow! One field 2800 acres... Makes my 400 seem so small Jason... Amazing.
Great video Jason. I really enjoy seeing the scale on which these guys farm. That is sure some beautiful green iron they run with! Thank you for chasing down all these great farming videos!👍👍👍👍
Big tractor and combine power. This video really shows power and cleaning system. Would be a perfect conditions to show the effectiveness of a shelbourne stripper head.
The Shelbourne is a nice option for the X9. I just made a video on another WKY farm with 3 X9 1100’s running Shelbrournes in this years down wheat at this link th-cam.com/video/_j_Q18TqWzA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=p9xIJI1uHaq7Qqjy
Very impressive !! 6 X 9 1100 !! Thank u for all ur long hours n sacrifices u n ur employees make to harvest America !! And thank u for sharing these videos of these amazing people n machines that make the world turn !! May God bless the Great American Farmers!!!
That's 12000 acres some going and the jhondeere x9 1100 she's a beast of a harvester
Wouldn't mind seeing the logistics back at the grain bins...maybe something to think about during corn harvest!👍
I live in that area and yes they have some BIG Fields with a BIG and many equipment.
Lots of ground in Pembroke.
LOVE the overhead shot of harvester unloading....really shows how fast they can unload all that grain...keep up the awesome video clips mate........from rockhampton in australia
That's a real shame about the downed crop. I always hate to hear about stuff like that happening to farmers. Hopefully the DC beans and corn will do awesome to help offset some of the loss for this huge operation. I always enjoy hearing Matt's thoughts.
The heavy rain and wind really did its best to lay out the crop just a few weeks and days before harvest. The corn crop is looking great this year and double soybeans are getting off to a great start.
That’s a lot of wheat, nice machines 👍👍
The X9 combines make short work of it.
@@bigtractorpower that’s for sure 👍👍
Thank you Jason....awesome video...and welcome back Matt!!
Thank you for watching. It’s always great to film in the big fields.
that is a lot of wheat to bring in, and the combines are great.and matt the drummer seems a nice chap. thanks for the video.
we run two S780s with HD 40 drapers in beans and two C12 corn heads in corn we are located in north east nebraska, great Jason great video and great farm operation
The S780 is a good combine. I would expect John Deere’s best selling model nation wide. Great harvesting set up.
Big and powerful equipment is just what they need.❤❤
Now that's a big operation!👍😄 Garnett Farms hard at work😉👍 cool to hear Matt again, thanks for the video👍👍
Thank you for watching Simon.
Always like when you visit Matt and that whole outfit. Classy operation.
It’s a great farm to visit.
@@bigtractorpower it’s a large operation for sure. Will you ever do a video on the new grain handling systems they have? I’d love to see that.
That over the top drone shot was sweet!
Nice video Jason, always good to see Matt and the Garnett team.
Enjoyed watching that big machine getting across the paddock, it’s doing a mighty good job too. Regards from Down Under.
Thank you for watching. The X9 is an impressive combine.
Great interview with Matt. Thanks to you and to him.
Having grown up with JD 55 combines, I'm totally amazed with the size of the combines that are being produced now. Not to mention the precision of the GPS systems that let them cut off lands and end up with a perfect last row.
I find it interesting that draper headers have come back. They were used on the pull harvesters like the JD 36 and it's predecessors. But when JD introduced the 55 combine it used an auger too move the cut grain to the center of the header. With the headers so wide as they are now, does that thrash out too much grain in the header? Or maybe with such wide cuts you need to move more grain than an auger of reasonable size can do?
That farm just amazes me. Do they run machine synch with the carts? Great video
I also been waiting for this one jason it is always good to watch wheat harvest videos what kind of x9s are they using
I have been waiting for this video and a visit with Matt 😊
I always enjoy getting to visit with Matt during the harvest. It’s great hearing is perspective on harvesting so many acres.
In Europe the new CR 11 is running on many fields. It is a Monster
I have seen the videos. We were eager to see an AF11 and CR11 here during wheat but it looks like we will have to wait.
Love the video! Would it be possible to get videos in 1440p or 4k in the future? Would love to watch those videos even more at a higher resolution 🙂
That takes at least 24,000 bushels of seed wheat… 🤯🤯
I be wondering if these are industry farms or these are private own farms. Owning 2800 acres is awesome accomplishment.
Excellent video once again big T
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What you call in the States, we in Australia call chaser bins. Those JD X9 Headers are doing a great job of picking up that crop. How many bushels per acre did it yield?
enjoyed the video .I have a 9400 JD I raise wheat and milo
The 9400 is a great combine. A cool one too as they are on the rare side to find.
Thanks you!!!
Great video 👍
And a great John Deere machine
John Deere king of the combine industry 💪
Looks like a 50 foot grain header on that beast
It is. John Deere HD50F.
Holy cow!!
Thank you for watching.
Any video of the planters going in behind them? As a western Canadian farmer the second crop is so interesting to me
agricultural harvesting machinery looks great
Has Matt said anything about this farm testing or having a new 9RX 830 given they have 6 X9s?
Just wait for when the class 14 combines come out.
Can’t wait to see them. 60ft heads will become a common feature soon.
Be aware of the new big yellow one.
@@bigtractorpower I believe that at least some outfits down in Australia run with 60 foot headers, owing to their comparatively less cropping density, compared to the US.
Their soil structure, in their broadacre farming systems can't support quite so many plants per unit of area.
Where Rotary combines in particular are concerned, it is hugely important to keep them fully loaded with crop, in order to maximise performance and output.
Whilst I am aware that combine categories are determined by horsepower, physically, combines can't really get much bigger than they are now, particularly in terms of overall width, as they need to be able to transport within the legal limit, on European roads, where the maximum is something like 3 metres.
Furthermore, transporting a 60 foot header would surely present a bit of a headche, when it comes to the pivot points on the running gear of the transport trailer. By which I mean, the turning radius of such a long trailer. Should imagine that rear wheel steering on the transport trailer, in addition to the normal bogie steering at the front, would become necessary.
@@bigtractorpower Maybe even 70 feet-!
Wow...big Harvester machine
Impressive video Jason, thanks as always.
Just imagine pushing another 10 feet of head with a 60 foot, over 18 meters of Honeybee head, or 62 feet, almost 19 meters of the GTS Brazilian head thru that wheat.
As they say, go big or go home.
60ft will soon be the new norm from all the Draper Head manufacturers as bigger combines make their way to the market. It will be nice to have 60ft heads to match the 60ft air drills running ahead of these combines in the fall. The 50ft leaves the odd 10ft gap each pass.
@@bigtractorpower Jason, thanks for your reply and I always enjoy looking at your excellent videos.
great productivity
Great video good to see y'all
Hello from Brazil! 🌾🌾🌾
Amazing 👍
Good video
Jason have Matt ever used our reverse fan pitch cleaning rotary screen fan blowing out radiator condincer
I am not sure. I will ask him during corn harvest.
Hello brother
Good morning 👍
Thank you for watching the harvesting.
Bel video e belle macchine.
🌾🌾🚜🚜💪👍
Thank you for watching the X9s.
Thanks bigtractorpower
Thank you for watching the X9s.
Wow tough going in some places
Dam 6 x9 1100 combines
I would be interested to know if they roll those combines every year? The trade in value on those x9’s is horrible!
Indeed. As with brand new cars, they start depreciating big time, the minute you drive them off the lot.
I saw only very recently, an advertisement for one at 2 years old, and it had devalued by 50% !
They are more than likely leased units.
I 😊😊 heard of a farm 10,000 acres I haven't seen it it was that far away most likely it was from the 16OOS they have big farms back then and they either used horses or steam engines 4 farming the gas tractors weren't made until the 191OS 😊😊 OMG 7 3O 2O24
Great video!
Thank you for watching.
I have only seen one x9 in North Carolina
It’d be nice to see one in my area.
Great Video as always. Question: what is the response that you have noticed since JD went "woke"/"rainbow"? Do you think this will hurt them like the other companies?
The X9 1100 Combines move through corn soybeans and wheat harvest easily on Garnett farms 😮😅
Hi from Dexter🏠Missouri
Hi from Kentucky.
Im a drummer also when i have the time. I like to drum to rock and hard rock music.
Cool. Check Matt out on Instagram. He shows some of his brand.
Super💯video.
Thank you James.
I like your videos can i get a shout out pls
Thx bigtractor I am a big fan
S670/Macdon FD75
Very nice harvesting team.
We harvest 14000 with 3 770s.
Very nice. I like the S770. What crops do you harvest? These X9’s will harvest 36,000 acres of wheat, corn and soybeans this year.
@@bigtractorpower Mostly corn and soybeans and a little rye. Fields are anywhere from an acre to 300 acres.
Is there a specific reason the farm does not use tracks on the combines
In the USA the headers don't have lifters for such flat crop.
Did they have any storm damage at the farm. I know a lot of farmers lost grain bins throughout the state
Howdy bigtractorpower
Hi Tugboat.
Hi from New Zealand.
May I ask how long do the operators run the combine for?. Do they change over every year?.
This farm trades combines each year. They will harvest 36,000 acres each yeah year with six X9s. Wheat, corn and double crop soybeans equally divide the acres raised.
jd s670 hillco doing around 2500 acres of small grains,soybeans and corn in gods country.
The drone camera flythrough is giving me vertigo....
It’s hard trying to show all the machines running across such a large property. They get so spread out. Rarely do they ever line up side by side which is what I would like to see but it is not efficient.
The wheat looks like a shag carpet
It was a thick crop. Just not ideal to have it flattened.
We combine wheat, soybeans and corn with a JD 9770
Very nice. The 9770 is one of my favorite Deere combines.
Did they double crop soybeans behind that wheat crop?
Yes.
Jason, how do most farms like this rotate wheat, corn, and soybeans?
This farm double crops soybeans right behind the wheat as it’s harvested. Corn follows soybeans. The field in this video was harvested in June and no tilled to soybeans. Those soybeans will be harvested in October. Next March this field will be planted in corn and will be harvested in August. In October wheat will be planted after the corn stalks are disked and the rotation will repeat.
@@bigtractorpower Awesome that makes sense
How do these compare in size to the new case and new holland combines
The CR11 and AF11 offer 775 hp compared to the X9s 690 hp and 568 bu compared to 460. I am eager to feature the CNH combines when they start harvesting in North America.
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9410.200 acres.
Large field!
It is a good sized. The X9 combines move right through it.
6 X9's - OMG.
They harvest the acres in a hurry. 36,000 this season in wheat, corn and soybeans.
hello Friends, what does the label John Deere x9 1450-70 mean?
There is no such thing as an X9 1450-70. John Deere offers an X9 1000 and X9 1100 combine. I have seen a AI generated channel that just lifts other creators videos to repost them title a combine video X9 1450 but there is no such thing.
@@bigtractorpower th-cam.com/video/SNKWRB1-5pA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fSKLu9JC_GGCi10t .
I think this mark is for Europe, maybe it means the size of the fuel tank or the size of the header
@@bigtractorpower I think this mark is for Europe, maybe it means the size of the fuel tank or the size of the header. th-cam.com/video/SNKWRB1-5pA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=23XCiuYiNsmlnMKo
How many bushel/acre
This year 85 but when there 80 mph winds, a tornado, and 10 inches of rain in the two weeks before harvest. Normally the area would see 100 bu wheat.
As always.
Thank you James.
how many acres do they have
36,000 cropped.
@@bigtractorpower that's a lot of farm work
Dusty sumbuck😮
Very dusty harvest. It did allow for crop views this year of the machinery.
Your not maxed out on horsepower yet u are in power bulge when it's two bars from being in the red on our horsepower/ kilowat meter power bulge he's at 685hp that's power bulge when he dumps on the go he be in power boost that's maximum horsepower witch is 690hp I hated we derated horsepower down to 603hp instead of rated at 690hp to 743hp max peak horsepower was the first 2020 models horsepower rateing that should've left them like that on our big class-11 X9-1100 combine
Is that the LGBTQ combine?
Did you know they fired their DEI? I bet you didn't.
@@IG10705 you’re one of those paid influencers they hired huh.
Look at that. I gave you a fact, then you come back like a child.
I find it hilarious that people like you are offended by the gay community.
Proves how childish people like you are.
@@IG10705 you’re one of their paid influencers aren’t you.
@ricknaegele2144 are you going to keep repeating utter BS that has no facts, or will you do research before commenting instead of making yourself look foolish?
I find It hilarious that you are OFFENDED by the gay community.
Will you stop repeating yourself also? I highly doubt it.