Laura Drives A COMBINE! (Wheat Harvest 2020 Part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Wheat Harvest started last week. Laura stepped up to the plate to drive a combine full time this year! Check out the amazing scenery a few minutes into the video...Nothing like wheat harvest in Kansas!
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We could never live without farmers thanks farmers and all farmers
Hi Becky how are you?
Thank you for all y’all do! It’s biblical what your family does. Agriculture is the backbone of the Bible.we couldn’t survive without your dedication. God bless❤️🙏🏻✝️
Hi how are you?
Nothing anymore enjoyable than watching the real fold the wheat in the head. So realizing. 👍👍👍
I will make a comment you’ve probably heard before “ we couldn’t make it without our farmers “ thank y’all !👍🏻🇺🇸
Thanks mike
and God made a farmer
Owen
Laura has a beautiful smile. :)
Just funished ours! Love seeing your work! Sending a big Howdy to your family from Sierra Negra Farms in Arizona...
Hi Jody how are you?
Great job Laura!!!
man of God bless you with that wonderful work
Thanks for making a fine effort to informing the public as to how things work on the farms. The great hours spent plotting, planting, growing and harvesting (not to mention the stuff in between) has given me a much greater understanding and heartfelt appreciation for the long hrs of work your family puts in. Thank you for so much! Warmest regards to the family.
Great to see family together in making sure the harvest gets done
Refreshing to see those who have the brains, muscle and dedication to keep America going instead of the government paying billions for people to sit home.
That's awesome everybody helps out.
Thanks so much for posting the 7720! Great machine. I grew up in a 7720. Brings back great memories. Love to get behind the wheel of one of those again.
Great job driving the combine Laura
Thats how you learn doing things ! Do it in the old fashioned way , without to much electronic stuff , doing all the work yea ! Keep it up Laura !!! 😬
Big hello from Germany
Being a crop adjuster I am glad to hear the freeze didn’t hurt you to bad. Great job with the pictures.
I'm from Brazil, and I like to see a family working all together! Cool!
Wow I always watch your guys videos how much you guys relate to me and my family in the farming aspect
Nice to see Kansas farmers represented!
It is so awesome that your entire immediate family work on the farm
This is nice. Thanks for showing a little of your life. Hope it inspires other farmers to do the same and for others to join the farming life.
We just finished wheat harvest last week here in southern Illinois. Love wheat harvest cause its the first payday of the year for us! We double crop soybeans after our wheat. Nice video.
laura's looking gourgous😍 and such a sweet smile makes my heart melt ❤️and love fly back over from Wales UK and take her out for a meal after Covid19 and sure miss Kansas as where i did a short time Doing Custom Harvesting for Jim Deibert down in Colby back in the day😉
Good looking wheat.
I'm from Kansas it's good to see something from Kansas
Hi Sandra how are you?
Beautiful drone sunset footage!
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Music good! Thanks for the video.
we here in Australia harvest similar to you with VERY HOT conditions , and inland do get much dew , so we cut generally with moisture lower than 14% and deliver lower than 13.5% moisture :) and seed that we keep generally stored even lower which help keep insect risk lower, although we still treat the seed for pests !!
Cool video. Thank you for keeping America fed the farmers and truckers don't get enough thanks for all yall do kepper going.
Great video as always
Way to go Laura!! 🚜🚛
I love these farming videos because they bring back old memories. It’s been almost 50 years since I’ve been in a combine harvesting wheat in one of my grandfather’s fields. It’s interesting to see how farming has changed over the years, but I miss the days spent walking beans, shelling corn, and even baling hay. The trips to the elevator, riding the horses, milking the cows and driving the pickup years before I was legally able to get a license. Thanks for the videos and trips down memory lane. The boy may be off the farm, but the farm is still in the boy. Now I’m just taking it easy in a rural town in Iowa. Keep enjoying what you do because it’s a life that many do get the chance to experience.
Nice to see some Kansas farmers...👍
Love your videos.love it’s a family owned farm. Love you guys from Kalnbach Farms from Michigan
Love your sister she is very easy going keep the videos coming I love it
I like how your whole family works on the farm that's cool you and your mother drive transport
Wonderfull shots in the weekening daylight and a verden fine nature too
Born just North of Topeka and in 1959 the year I graduated from high school I went on the wheat harvest starting in Texas. We cut wheat in Texas, Ok, Kansas, Col, Neb, South and North Dakota, and finished up in Montana. We then took 5 machines and sold them in Canada. Didn't have things like cabs, just lucky to get the owner to put umbrellas on them. We had 5 16 ft header and 2 14 ft header combines. I am sure the ones you are running are much bigger. Brings back old memories but also some long and hot days. I saw the Kansas State logo and I am also a graduate of KSU. Enjoyed.
best feeling in the world driving a combine
Excellent informative video. Family farms are the back bone of America.🙂💪🥖🌾🌾
Drone shot in the beginning was awesome 👌
I need to practice for agricultural machines, then I can find a job. I can work with a tractor I love the most for 15 hours non-stop, but the current tractors are very detailed electronic.😍
love this
Awesome drone footage wow god’s country beautiful
Thanks guys . Please keep the 7720. She's a classic.
great video we enjoyed it very much, very instructional
good looking wheat crop this year
I lived in Lawrence all throught the 1980s and saw wheat fields all the time in Kansas, but never got the chance to see that up close. When you were in Laura's combine I thought it was supposed to be directly dumping into a Lorry but apparently not. Excellent video!!
Salute from Manhattan, Kansas!
perfect picture there
great video keeping family members involved. put God first in your lives let him help you run the farm.
Lovely video
Like the way you explain things, thanks Dutch dairyfarmer
Awesome stuff
I have to get my fill watching for now. We have been getting rain the last several days and cant get into our wheat. Hopefully tomorrow we're going to try it. Upside is we have plenty of moisture for double crop soybeans.
We updated our 6600 and 7720 to a 9400 a few years ago...get about the same done in a day but man is that 9400 a Cadillac in comfort!
I love this ❤️
Magnificent views!
I spent the first 4 years of my life on my Grandpa's farm harvesting wheat and oats. but that was like 44 years ago. tell your sister she has a nice face. keep up the great videos you and the family do
First time watcher, from Southern Illinois, nice video! Subscribed!
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I went on the wheat harvest in 1973. Started at Turkey, Texas, and ended up combining windrowed oats near Edmonton, Alberta. When we got done there was nothing but pine forest in front of us. We had hit the end of the line.
I'm 76... and grew up in Southwestern Ohio back in the 40s and 50s... I've loved farming all my life and although my people never owned land... I worked for a lot of different farmers... with different kinds of farms, but I too love wheat harvest time... I can remember, before moisture meters' chewing on some wheat to see if it was dry enough... I can almost taste still today... Nice memories... It's absolutely beautiful where you live... and I envy you, but not in a bad way... "Sister" is a beautiful young lady... You all are blessed to get along so well and have the chance to work together... God bless you all always...
Herb, I am 71. Born on a dairy farm in Clermont County and raised on a dairy farm in Warren County. Near Maineville. Little Miami HS. Were we neighbors long ago?
@@petehutzel3778 Well what do ya know! West Chester was my hometown... back in the 40s and 50s... I grew up next to a dairy farm... I was there more than I was home by the time I was 9... They milked Holstein cows and it was the "largest registered herd" in southwestern Ohio... They milked 42 head... I've always loved farm work... Only job I ever had where I could look back at the end of the day... and see what I got done... It's nothin' like that now though😞... Not a small town anymore...
Nice!
I love the 77 and 8820 combined
Nice , keep up the great work.
I laughed seeing this was your most popular video.. just put Laura's wholesome smiling face on every thumbnail, you'll be rich in no time
New to your channel. All very interesting thanks for the video from uk
Keep up the good work lady
Hi Bert how are you?
Laura is in learning stage .
Laura you doing a good job cuting wheat i have 2 sisters cuting wheat i drive a sim truck am the oldst one we are o most done but got rain out you guys doing a good job video keep up good work shawn mcreynolds woodston,ks
Nice combines
Hi Denny how are you??
it dont matter the years in farming you have or dont have one will never know what a crop is going to do till you stick a combine in it and get going
Went on the wheat run just outta high school 1982. Hard work but had fun .
Wheat straw here in Ireland is much used for feed and bedding foe animals.Loved the videos.🇨🇮🇨🇮🌾🌾
Hi Vera how are you?
I like to combine with Laura. And especially with claas. Good harvest.
Hi how are you?
I notice you turned the truck to the road when you came back from town. It’s always amazed me how many have to be told to do that rather than load it, then have to turn a loaded truck around in the field.
This is so cool! I live in Kansas! I wish I knew how to do this kind of stuff, my family wasn’t raised in farming. I am starting it out myself, and it ain’t easy!
Im from southeast Europe and we started few days ago wheat harvest. We harvest no more than 14% moisture because its dry and hot in Jun,not to mention july.
Keep up the great work. You will succeed on youtube. Great family video.
This makes me miss our harvest every year. We ran harvest for 11 years and then sold off our trucks combines and tractors.
Girl power!! Yay!!!
I live in north Central Kansas drive truck. We haul into Cargill and scholar in Salina quite a bit. Pretty cool to see a Kansas farmer on TH-cam.
Hi Anthony how are you?
Perks of harvesting when it's 35C and 40 km/h winds is the central plains don't need a dryer. I'm always amazed you can wear jeans every day. I got to tour harvest around Newton and Garden Plain in 2016 and I melted!
Shes beautifull driving a combine ❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍
Here in west central Minnesota we try to harvest our wheat dry but that has been harder these past few years. it seems like it's always humid now. But we for sure like to keep it at 15% or below unless no other choice.
Used to make the trail from Arkansas to Colorado and nothing more stirring than seeing the flicker of a line of reels in the lights of a combine in the growing dark with the skyline still pink
Great video. Laura is the cutest combine operator ever. Today 7/7/20, 10:30 am. It's been raining again since 7am. Its 12c now, temperature will rise to max 17c later, so no combine activity around these here parts. Keep on keeping on.
Greetings from Ireland ☘
Hi Pat how are you?
Love it an the video ❤💜⚘🍦⚘💚❤
Worker family Greg 👍👍👍
Great stuff! love it...and Laura's cute :-)
...I remember getting to work for my grandfather in the summers (making about $4.50/hr, 12 hrs/day) as a kid in the late 70s & early 80s on his south Texas maize farm (Bishop, TX) when he had a JD 105 combine...I'd ride with him all day some days (no a/c & windows wide open!) & when harvest was done he'd put me on a tractor (no cab or a/c) cutting stalks, discing & plowing the fields...learned to drive just about everything sitting on his lap, and before I could even reach the pedals on his old JD 4020 tractor...some of the best memories of my childhood and my life...my cousins still farm (about 20k acres)..would love to farm myself. Flying drones now & hoping to launch my own youtube channel, one of which will eventually cover south Texas farming & related content.
(..btw, farm on & don't listen to that jack@$$ who tried to diss you in another video about the size of your farm...2000 acres is a heck of lot to farm...my grandfather was truly a small farmer...only about 100 acres of his own and the rest he tenant farmed (probably not even close to 1000 acres in all.)
Not started in Sweden. Good movie. Many Greetings.🚜🇸🇪
Like your videoś, keep up the good work
Hi there from New Zealand. That 7720 looks pretty good for a 40 year old combine! I grew up on a farm here in the 60s and 70s and used to love riding along on the combines when I was a kid. Mostly barley and grass seed, though Dad did try sunflowers for a couple of years. Botritus mould was a big problem though.
Great viewing
Hi Wendy how are you?
That is some pretty wheat
Hi buddy just been watching ya videos I love them am from uk
Hi Neil how are you?
GOD BLESS 💗
how much spread in price do you guys see in storing your grain as compared to selling at harvest?
I love 7720's!
We had a hard freeze here in South Dakota beginning of may.