The factories demand it. The machines can't stop because the factories run 24 x 7 regardless of weather. My father grew potatoes and sugar beet. The potatoes for the frozen chip factories had to fed into the fryers on a certain day and if the weather was warm in winter and were muddy they just pulled the wheeled tractors and harvesters through the mud with tandem caterpillar tractors. Then they bulldozed the field flat afterwards. They burned 1 tonne of diesel a day. A frozen chip is made of diesel.
Prachtige machine! Wij hebben zelf ook zo'n model rooier lopen, maar dan omgebouwd tot aardappelrooier. Hij loopt nu al meer dan 15 jaar, en er word nog steeds elk jaar flink aan gesleuteld (onderhoud en aanpassingen). Ondanks dat hij op wielen staat komt hij ook flink ver in de modder, maar dit jaar werd het op sommige plekken toch net wat te gek...
Ik heb jullie rooier in Trekker & Werktuig gezien destijds maar wist niet dat hij nog altijd rooit. Zou prachtig zijn om daar een video van te maken volgend jaar!
You may be a bit too young to remember fall of 1974, same conditions that fall in southern part of Holland. But we sure did not have this kind of equipment so the government send out the army and volunteer university students to help dig the beets out by hand. It was an experience!
Among all these beast machines what amazes me the most is type of your soil. If we had that amount of water here in Croatia, tank would probably stuck and should wait for sprint. No mud on tracks, no mud on tires.. I'm really amazed with your soil type.
It's just sand, you wouldn't be doing this on heavy clay soils no matter what kind of machine you cobble together. Good job putting those tracks on though!
@@Agrifotodotnl Yes, you can move but it won't be digging beets out of the ground and separating them from the mud and be able to actually unload them out of the tank. I've spend countless hours digging loads that were half mud, half beets out of tanks with a shovel, some types of sea clay are worse then glue and molasses mixed together. And it sticks to any kind of metal that it comes in contact with and builds up and plugs things up in no time flat.
what a beast of a machine, made it look effortless. now lets see the video of the next planting on that land, going to need something amphibious i think 😀. great video.
These machines need to be modded into FS22 and FS25. I would like that as the odd machine combination would be interesting. I also have to say I have never seen a more muddy field during harvesting operations.
Here in the netherlands its more common to see newer Agrifacs, like the HexxTraxx and BigSixx, tho in my area also some Holmer T7's drive around, and a couple of Grimme Rexxor's and Ropa Tigers drive here too, but not anywhere close to me afaik, and on top of that some Vervaets drive around here too, its a big mix of machines XD
Kan je gewoon weer gebruiken, als het droog is goed lostrekken en vlak maken. En dan bemesten en door. Er zal wel iets minder opbrengst zijn maar het zal niet waardeloos zijn
Mooie video. Filmpje had best wat langer mogen duren mooi om te zien. Zijn er ook beelden van het egaliseren van het land als het weer droog genoeg is.
That is an impresife machine but in my does harvesting condition are not healty for soil and also for the exweapment it selfe but as a small farmer myselfe i understand that harvest must be done in the right time at all cost. Great videos keep the good work and i can t wait to see another new video speacial a new apdate video dose are just gold to wach
You dont realy have much choice in that you cant predict the weather, also you have to harvest them at a specific time to get a good yield, not harvesting them would cause a complete lost, also if you dont harvest them they are in the way next planting season and they need to get rid of them anyway.
Solche Videos schaden der Landwirtschaft. Rücksichtslose Zerstörung der Ackerböden durch die Bodenbesitzer eigentlich ein seltsamer Vorgang und alles mit subventionierten Treibstoff würden jetzt Bauernkritiker sagen.
@@SgHawk144 yes indeed, dont know why they chose to have it like this. But its not every year you have mud up to the axles, so its probably fine in normal field conditions
Impressive engineering certainly, but disastrous for the soil structure! With our warming climate, wetter winters producing higher water tables this kind of farming is not sustainable 😮
After a couple of dry years we had a pretty wet summer and hardly a day without rain since October. It is exceptionally wet everywhere in western Europe.
It will be fine. Leave it to dry out, run through with a subsoiler, leave it to dry again, cultivate and sow the next crop. Farmers have been doing this for years - where are all the ‘ruined’ fields?
That FS25 deformable terrain tech is next level.
It's impressive that they can farm in rivers now
kinda sad tho
😂😂😂👌🏻
And there not doing any damage to the soil farming like that are they…🤔
It's not, they're wiping their arse in money JUST becuase
I don't think I've seen any sugar beet harvesting on TH-cam that doesn't involve these huge machines damaging the soil like that.
It's amazing that we have machines that have the technology to harvest in those conditions. Very impressive.
The factories demand it. The machines can't stop because the factories run 24 x 7 regardless of weather. My father grew potatoes and sugar beet. The potatoes for the frozen chip factories had to fed into the fryers on a certain day and if the weather was warm in winter and were muddy they just pulled the wheeled tractors and harvesters through the mud with tandem caterpillar tractors. Then they bulldozed the field flat afterwards. They burned 1 tonne of diesel a day. A frozen chip is made of diesel.
Ongelooflijk wat een bizar apparaat en mooi dat jullie de bieten er toch nog uit krijgen op deze manier, respect!!
Prachtige machine! Wij hebben zelf ook zo'n model rooier lopen, maar dan omgebouwd tot aardappelrooier. Hij loopt nu al meer dan 15 jaar, en er word nog steeds elk jaar flink aan gesleuteld (onderhoud en aanpassingen). Ondanks dat hij op wielen staat komt hij ook flink ver in de modder, maar dit jaar werd het op sommige plekken toch net wat te gek...
Ik heb jullie rooier in Trekker & Werktuig gezien destijds maar wist niet dat hij nog altijd rooit. Zou prachtig zijn om daar een video van te maken volgend jaar!
@@Agrifotodotnlo canavarı görmek isterim😅
Wow. I’m sixty and never seen this operation ever before. What a swamp to work in.
Conditions in the Netherlands have been exceptionally wet this year. The ground is completely saturated, even at top of 'ridges'.
we basically live in the swamps in the netherlands if you think about it
You may be a bit too young to remember fall of 1974, same conditions that fall in southern part of Holland. But we sure did not have this kind of equipment so the government send out the army and volunteer university students to help dig the beets out by hand. It was an experience!
That farm ground right there will never be the same ground any more
Yes its really bad!
its fine they deep plough 3 to 4 feet deep it will be fine
Don't worry, they know what they're doing. The Netherlands didn't become second largest agricultural exporter in the world by messing around..
They’re gonna be in for a hell of a ride planting next year lol
Not if every machine they have is like this Star Wars war rig lol
They will be flying trough thr cab
Among all these beast machines what amazes me the most is type of your soil.
If we had that amount of water here in Croatia, tank would probably stuck and should wait for sprint.
No mud on tracks, no mud on tires..
I'm really amazed with your soil type.
This won't work on all soils in the country but if it is really wet on this sand the tracks and machine flush clean.
It's just sand, you wouldn't be doing this on heavy clay soils no matter what kind of machine you cobble together. Good job putting those tracks on though!
@@freddexta3363 on heavy clay the machine will stay on top luckily.
@@Agrifotodotnl Yes, you can move but it won't be digging beets out of the ground and separating them from the mud and be able to actually unload them out of the tank. I've spend countless hours digging loads that were half mud, half beets out of tanks with a shovel, some types of sea clay are worse then glue and molasses mixed together. And it sticks to any kind of metal that it comes in contact with and builds up and plugs things up in no time flat.
whoever is going to plow that field won't like it one bit
Love the sticker of Calvin pissing on Grimme. lol.
The benefits of putting machines into production are amazing, the machines are amazing in their capabilities 👍
Watching you harvest is so relaxing Great video
Your love for nature shines through in every video. 🌟
what a beast of a machine, made it look effortless. now lets see the video of the next planting on that land, going to need something amphibious i think 😀. great video.
It will be left until the spring and sown with a late crop such as maize.
@@Agrifotodotnl No it should be left, they cannot possibly make any money of this pile of shit
Of course they can otherwise they wouldnt have these machines in the first place you dolt.@mindless7788
Nothing can beet that!!
Incredible machines
that machine is a thing of beauty
just watched a bit ls25 and now im here
That's new to me.... Sugar beet in a Paddy field.....
I really liked this video, thank you
Great Video!👍
Mooie film Niels, de structuur van de grond is wel voor lange tijd verstoord.
What a bloody mess there leaving behind!
Prachtig mooie sound uit daf 1160 motor
very clean beets!
That´s a Machine 😍😍😍
Yeess!
The soil structure can't be good, and the worms are probably dead, anyway respect for getting the crop out b4 it rots
Das Rübenmonster! 😁😁😁👍👏
Jawohl
Belo trabalho, show, a terra ajuda muito fértil
Good video guys, that looks fun 😂 I’ve still got beet to come out of the field you guys see me last year and we might need that 😂
Thanks Daniel. Once they've finished I'm sure they don't mind shipping it over! Been done before.
Amazing tractors brother 👍🙏
Vaybe müthiş makineler. Baya etkilendim😮😮😮
Mooi gefilmd. Indrukwekkende machine.
Bedankt
Contractor "How much compaction would you like to have in your field?"
Farmer "Yes."
Incredible that harvest is possible in these conditions!
These machines need to be modded into FS22 and FS25. I would like that as the odd machine combination would be interesting. I also have to say I have never seen a more muddy field during harvesting operations.
Maybe with ground deformation we will have the same field conditions in FS25 soon ;-).
Ongelooflijk wat een natte bende maar de bieten zijn eruit👍
Awesome.
One way or another you will get compaction. Dutch farmers have big deep plows to take care of it🤠
Thats the most wet sugar beet harvest Ive seen.
top vidéo!
Je vraagt je wel af, komt de structuur van dat land ooit nog goed? 😬
sugar beet nice !
Tractor has bigger tires on rear axle from factory?
Unbelievable 🤯🤯🤯 Dutch engineering at its finest 🤔 I just don’t understand why the chaser bin’s front bumper is so low???
It can't be raised any higher. Is already sitting at the frame.
probably due to european law, to protect drivers of small cars. "underrun protection"
Wie geht es da mit dem Boden weiter?
Zumindest bei uns würde die nächste Ernte ausfallen.
Einige Montten trockenen lassen und dan mahl sehen 😄
Als Agraringenieur bezweifle ich das bei der Tonage!
Great video of an absolute beast. Do you have a video of them working a field like this?
great you watch dutch farming
Thank you. No not yet but maybe this spring...
Machtige machine, hij blijft net niet drijven😅
Doing that in such wet will really compact the soil.
in Germany we use ROPA TIGER 6
Here in the netherlands its more common to see newer Agrifacs, like the HexxTraxx and BigSixx, tho in my area also some Holmer T7's drive around, and a couple of Grimme Rexxor's and Ropa Tigers drive here too, but not anywhere close to me afaik, and on top of that some Vervaets drive around here too, its a big mix of machines XD
Kan je dat land weer gebruiken volgend seizoen . Of groeit daar voorlopig niets meer ?
Kan je gewoon weer gebruiken, als het droog is goed lostrekken en vlak maken. En dan bemesten en door.
Er zal wel iets minder opbrengst zijn maar het zal niet waardeloos zijn
goede vraag
Volgend jaar rijst of suikerriet
Goed draineren en dan bewerken
Bsr super chantier très beau matériel c est à ql endroit svp merci cordialement 😊
Komen de onderdelen van jullie machine
Amazing, they managed to grow sugar beets in rice paddies
Ze zijn eruit, gelukkig maar voor die boer, anders dik verlies, maar de grond is voorlopig wel flink naar de knoppen.
Mooie video. Filmpje had best wat langer mogen duren mooi om te zien. Zijn er ook beelden van het egaliseren van het land als het weer droog genoeg is.
Nee die heb ik niet.
That is an impresife machine but in my does harvesting condition are not healty for soil and also for the exweapment it selfe but as a small farmer myselfe i understand that harvest must be done in the right time at all cost. Great videos keep the good work and i can t wait to see another new video speacial a new apdate video dose are just gold to wach
You HAVE to harvest; it needs to get out or it will fuck up the field even more.
Incredible the lengths people won't go to for sugar.....but aren't they ruining their fields harvesting in these conditions?
You dont realy have much choice in that you cant predict the weather, also you have to harvest them at a specific time to get a good yield, not harvesting them would cause a complete lost, also if you dont harvest them they are in the way next planting season and they need to get rid of them anyway.
seems like it fills faster then the dump truck can keep up you would need to be running multiple dump trucks a day
wanneer komt de klimaatvriendelijke versie op batterijen uit ?
Waarschijnlijk met een verlengsnoer.
Whats that machinery's name
Sugar beet harvester.
@@Agrifotodotnl Not the combine- Type. The Brand and Model name
Edit: Oh nvm i Just found IT in the desc. Thanks for the Help
But is it worth to destroy the ground that much for one years harvest? Like honestly thats REALLY wet.
in beet community these are known as eldritch monsters from beyond and world eaters!
why does the truck has different size wheels?
Because otherwise they wouldn't fit underneath the body ;-).
@@Agrifotodotnl oh I see now
i think that topsoil may be 2 or3 meters deep reclaimed land holland
No this is above sea level and used to be poor sandy soil with heath.
👍👍👍
It's real bad when hub tracks sink onto the plough pan.
Swamp fields 😉
I want this as a mod in FS25 so I can experience this too!
Hello from Indonesia, itu tamanam apa ya luar biasan
👍
North holland?
North Brabant.
You would think the Netherlands would be a rice producer
We might be in a few years if we keep getting these autumns.
maybe consider growing rice.🧐
Poor soil 😢
So incredibly different from the USA.
Solche Videos schaden der Landwirtschaft. Rücksichtslose Zerstörung der Ackerböden durch die Bodenbesitzer eigentlich ein seltsamer Vorgang und alles mit subventionierten Treibstoff würden jetzt Bauernkritiker sagen.
What’s the reason for the push bar on the cart being so low? Seems like it can get hung up a lot.
I am guessing its for a head on collision so cars dont go under the machine
Exactly.
@@Thies. would make sense to have it movable in that case like is often seen on trailers. Seems like a hindrance in the field fixed where it is.
@@SgHawk144 yes indeed, dont know why they chose to have it like this. But its not every year you have mud up to the axles, so its probably fine in normal field conditions
Ze hebben volgend jaar geen last meer van muizen.
Man sollte es mal mit Reis probieren und nicht mit ZR, dass ganze tut schon etwas weh 😢
Impressive engineering certainly, but disastrous for the soil structure! With our warming climate, wetter winters producing higher water tables this kind of farming is not sustainable 😮
After a couple of dry years we had a pretty wet summer and hardly a day without rain since October. It is exceptionally wet everywhere in western Europe.
I remember the fall of 1974, it was at least as bad or worse than this in Zeeland. Everything has it's swings...
That land is now fucked for years
Give it two years max and you'd never know this happened. I've seen the same thing in 1974 as a child.
Nice they are literally fucking the soil up
Perhaps rice would be a better option? 😅
This destroyed soil will no longer allow sugar beets to grow
Ernten und Pflügen in einem Arbeitsschritt
Lohnt sich das überhaupt?
Beim rüben von €80/t? Sicher!
Lohnen tut es sich langfristig nicht. Der Verlust ist geringer, aber der Ertrag/ha liegt sicher weit unter normalen Niveau.
Какая земля на вид не плодородная, одна муляка. То ли дело у нас на черноземье
Там нужно сачком для рыбы ловить а не комбайном убирать
nothing can stop, maar heel je grond naar de @#$@#%#@%@#$. succes hoor pfff. Een groot geknooi!
Bieten van 80 euro laten zitten is ook niet echt fijn.
Never drive on wet fields! You destroy your soil!
You don't farm for a living, do you. That is your paycheck in the ground, you need to get it out no matter what.
Completely destroyed soil structure. As a farmer, I can't bear to look at it.
What the…?
en dan maar hopen dat er geen ongelukken op de weg gebeuren met die modder dan ben je de sjaak
Another field destroyed, will never be the same again.
It will be fine. Leave it to dry out, run through with a subsoiler, leave it to dry again, cultivate and sow the next crop. Farmers have been doing this for years - where are all the ‘ruined’ fields?
@@thegreat_I_am Yep, you are correct.
La non rentabilité agricole en action ....
How can this pay for itself, got to be lots of EU money plowed down in this?
Pays for itself in a season like we had last year. Not being able to harvest costs more...
Expensive way to make sugar. Go to Brazil or Australia and grow cane.
It's impressive that they can farm in rivers now