John Deere REVEALED Their NEW 2023 Tractors..
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- John Deere REVEALED Their NEW 2023 Tractors..
Welcome back to Down On The Farm. On this channel right now, we will be featuring John Deere has new tractors set for their 2023 debut. John Deere introduced a fully autonomous tractor during the CES 2022 press conference.
The fully autonomous tractor is good to use for large-scale production. Thanks to its combination of Deere’s 8R tractor, a GPS guidance system, TruSet-enabled chisel plow, and features new advanced technologies. Check this video out as we are going to present John Deere has new tractors set for 2023 debut.
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Anything electrical that deere makes, I'm steering clear of it. Their greatest time was when they built tractors with only a magneto for electrical parts and the 4020 diesel.
The 4020 diesel positive grd 24 volt start with 12 volt charge system was a total disaster!
John Deere should look at the chimney stack in their Europe Factory that says LANZ, then look up how simple the Lanz Bulldog tractor was and supplied with one spanner to fix it. Simplicity is what is needed, Farmers are not Cash Cows.
This is asinine, will the electric tractor last running a straight 24 hours in the field (no stopping to recharge the batteries) with 2 different crews (7am-7pm first crew, 7pm-7am second crew)???
must be nice to have crews i had to pull my first 48 hours shift to beat a massive storm when i was 15 and with how crazy the weather is these days pulling 48+ hour shifts to beat major storms is becoming more often. also those self driving tractors how do they tell what ground conditions are ahead i can see these getting stuck in muddy low spots all the time.
That's such innovation. Making younger less skilled farmers more skilled by giving them driverless tractors. I don't understand how a less skilled person is going to setup/operate/produce/farm any better than a skilled on by simply giving them better tools. Real farming is a little more complexed than that.
It will free up labour, it will enable farm business management.
I’d rather focus on the management of the farm than seat time.
@@jordlee9059 totally agree that more management time is invaluable. However I am still of the opinion good farmers are made, not born. I am assuming you are a farmer and skilled, knowledgeable etc. Wouldn't it be great if a youngster wanting to become a farmer spends a couple of seasons operating machinery under your guidance, I am sure it will make them a better manager as well.
@@jwv7522 I have spent my far share of seat time in different equipment. Sadly I don’t have my own farm, the family tree didn’t fall my way in that regard. I still have a great deal of involvement with the farm and my advice/input is part of decisions.
I am lucky to have a career that I work with many farm businesses and be part of the support to transition towards autonomy and the area I am in have a lot of innovators and early adopters.
I am struggling like the rest of the industry with staff and my transition to management.
I know not a lot of people have my thinking or skillset so I need to build staff that do, so I can have a team that can support growers demands.
Setup of equipment is the easy part, get a good solid digital foundation.
Get your turns and timings right.
I will pick on seeding, get everything seat up right and the operator becomes a sandbag with a head. You need them to check seed depth and placement. I know what happens if you leave an inexperienced operator to their own devices and they want to be a hero on the nightshift.
I am in my later 30s so I did learn to drive a tractor using the big round thing in front of you (9100).
I want to work with growers to get the most out of their equipment and not have technology that is sitting there not being used.
My apologies for a long reply, Ag tech is a real passion and it goes in hand with wanting the best for the growers I deal with. I am grateful to have people I work with that started as customers that have become some of my best friends and mentors.
I agree with you, farming is little more complex than seed in the ground. Let’s maximise the potential of that seed to the best of our abilities.
@@jordlee9059 good on you. I am sure you are grateful your "far share of seat time" led you down the path you are on now.
This is stupid and alarming
And if I were a farmer I would steer clear of this technology.
I agree with you! My opinion is self driving cars are a bad idea and tractors are to. Only a matter of time before someone hacks in to them . one more thing that bothers me is everything is computer this and that, If some nastys ( putting it mildly) get a hold of it or a magnetic wave bomb or what ever they are called all computer control equipment will not function. That scares me. people need to relearn how to live with less technology. I could go on about this but I don't want to boar you.
@@jeffharper7579 I as well
There's Not a lot of people who understand the risk and the control of it
Honestly what difference is there between that drone tractor and a standard tractor considering how automated everything is in modern equipment. Far as hacking goes it wouldn't be hard for china to access/disable gps since I believe a chinese company has access to it
@@animenut69 exactly why I have none of the newer version of equipment.
@@animenut69 tell me how does a drone tell the difference between normal ground and mud?
2:19 Maybe in 2024, John Deere can come out with a hay rake that doesn't look like it shat all over the field
I like the comment about running out of land to support crops. Here in NJ we build houses on good farmland, and we will continue to build until all of the Farmland is gone. Thanks to the likes of Toll Brothers, Hovnanian for housing, and Matrix Development for building a warehouse a day. Take a ride down US 206 near Bordentown and look at all of the new warehouses built recently. Progress!!
Doing the same in PA
This is happening all over the country, yet all we ever here is how people can't afford to live and are losing their homes yet the development is out of control with houses 500k and up. I just don't get it.
@@davidsignor7931 I just heard on the news the other day that Pa. is one of the top states that people are moving too. Yet the last several years people are also saying that there are no jobs and to high of taxes in Pa. that's why they are leaving. Not sure what to believe. There is so much growth it is mind boggling.
@@Jason1Pa yes I work in construction mainly water mains and road work even with the high cost of materials there is absolutely no end in sight for these developers and the warehouses. I am close to route 81 and 83 in central PA at any given time there is atleast 6 to 8 warehouses under construction and countless developments at any given time
@@Jason1Pa I can't really say that I have saw alot of industry coming to pa but I can say I see alot of people from Washington and Baltimore areas moving up here
Just about to catch up with fendt
Technology super awesome quality
News Flash John Deere, nobody wants an electric tractor. Your making these tractors a nightmare to fix. You don’t need all those electronics, simpler the better
Interesting technology, but like has been pointed out the real practical application leaves several questions. I guess since ground conditions are a big part of field work one could program the machine to work a section of ground on a Saturday and then still go to the Kansas, Kansas State game.
10-50 farmers in the upper Midwest. You need to sample from all over, like the poluse with their side hills. Smh.
Farming is not a feasible enterprise these days. With investor groups driving up land prices, the cost of inputs to grow a crop, then the ridiculous price of both new and used equipment. It doesn’t compute to much profit. For example there was 150 acres near me it’s on the lower side of production. 35-40 bushel soybeans. About 100 tillable acres so income around $60,000 gross. Now this ground was purchased 15 years ago @ $4,500 per acre by a broker/investor earlier this summer it was listed @ $680,000. Mid summer it was listed at $1,000,000 and sold quick. This is crap farm ground and no hunters paradise either. It’s just ludicrous !
Ain't nobody gonna buy an electric tractor.
I must own one.
Sweet golden goodness
Got the Tesla car, do not want a self driving tractor, too many variables, mudhole, new ditch across field, trees. Probably work pretty well in an empty parking lot tho
In Europe, we (and many others) drive manure. And a camera cannot see through things like dust because then it shows something wrong. And what john deere can now. fendt could for 13+ years ago SO TRY TO SAY IT ALL...
Younger farmers will not be able to afford this type of gear. Young farmers are going to be like dinosaurs, as big corporations who handle Superannuation Funds will take over the land as they are always cashed up.
This video is proof that my Grandpa's 50 year old equipment are more efficient than the new ones
What has the world become? How will making unskilled young farmer make them skilled and produce for the world by throwing them a computer and telling them to farm basically through the internet, doing anything over the internet has never made anyone more skilled at anything. This also just means that more small family farms are going to go out into government CRP lands because with these new internet tractors it will “fulfill” the worlds food shortage which causes more income and buying out little farms/farmers. What will actually fulfill the food shortages is if people would stop being always so picky about everything and would stop wasting 70% of the food the either make or buy. And if Deere is looking at this for the ecosystem side of things to help the earth, it has actually been proven by some of the best scientists in the world that mining for lithium causes more damage to the earth rather the mining for oil and cool. So to sum it up they just want to make more money while “fixing all world problems” while harming the earth even more and screw millions of little farms over. What stupid people do for money now a days is actually heartbreaking and earth breaking what the world has become is terribly sad.
Electric tractor? Really what kind of run time could you possibly have. Never work!!
double cropping is nothing new
Ridiculous Electric BS .
case IH already have and been selling driveless tractors .. CASE IH came out with there two years ago
Where?
Dumb. Tractors need an operator. The autonomous bs can't see what's going on behind it.
Nu vor exista
Well guess I’ll go elsewhere. Don’t buy Tesla crap.
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Better get your wallet ready , cause if it fuck up electronic your need to be close to a dealer for the computer program or need to buy the software to fix could cost up to 10 k plus for technical repair , real garbage today machine or robot ,,