Hennie we use no crop lifters. We like direct cutting over other methods. There is some tricks for success with direct cutting like variety, narrow row width, use a roller after seeding, macdon with air bar best head we have found, wide head and go slow to keep combine full and sickle cutting them off good, etc. The majority of farmers here have switched over to direct cutting in the last 5 years very few left knifing or pulling. The cutting or pulling requires deeper tilliage before seeding to loosen ground, cultivation during growing season to hill them up for cutting, and then harvesting the combine takes in much more dirt all these operations cost lots of money and wear and tear that we feel isn't offset with enough extra beans.
@@mtnaddict4907 Interesting! I just looked these up they look like a good variety. I am in Manitoba and am looking to get into these beans. Need very early maturing and good stand ability for direct harvest like this.
do you run it with crop lifters. and how does it compare with pulled beans, pods left on the ground?
Hennie we use no crop lifters. We like direct cutting over other methods. There is some tricks for success with direct cutting like variety, narrow row width, use a roller after seeding, macdon with air bar best head we have found, wide head and go slow to keep combine full and sickle cutting them off good, etc. The majority of farmers here have switched over to direct cutting in the last 5 years very few left knifing or pulling. The cutting or pulling requires deeper tilliage before seeding to loosen ground, cultivation during growing season to hill them up for cutting, and then harvesting the combine takes in much more dirt all these operations cost lots of money and wear and tear that we feel isn't offset with enough extra beans.
What plant density do your use. Is it the same as wide rows.
Seeds per acre
Hi. Do you use the beans for seed also? If yes how sensistive are the beans to physical damage regarding germination ? THanks and best regards
@@carlosrue1952 no we don't use for seed.
@@hennievermooten9289 we usually seed the pintos at 85,000 and blacks at 105,000 in 22" rows.
Which variety is this if you don't mind my asking? Also, since this was 5 years ago, have you switched to a more modern variety?
Jim they are Lapaz pintos. We still plant some of these along with some newer varieties.
@@mtnaddict4907 Interesting! I just looked these up they look like a good variety. I am in Manitoba and am looking to get into these beans. Need very early maturing and good stand ability for direct harvest like this.
Cuál es el nombre completo de este cabezal. Saludos desde honduras
esta plataforma colhe oque ?
Donde esta el frijol por donde sale ,where are the beans
Seba para la caja que tiene la maquina arriva
Aqui onde eu trabalho uma máquina dessa pegou fogo
A máquina preferiu morrer do que trabalhar pra dono ruim kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
just another video showing a machine running up and down the field nothing of interest.
Sorry to disappoint you. I guess my title made you think it was something different.