Combining Soybeans With A Case IH 1620 Combine

Here's going back to last fall when we were combining some of our soybeans. Combining went pretty well, and the fields were still harder than when we combined the corn. All of our soybeans (and a lot in the area) were hit pretty good with White Mold, which really cut down on a once promising yield. The soybeans that were planted in this field were a combination of Dairyland 1721 and Asgrow 1636--both of which had good White Mold resistance on paper. The Dairyland variety stood up noticeably better though, in a wet year that provided prime conditions for White Mold.
Being used is a Case IH 1620 with a 15' 1020 header and a GMC C6500 grain truck.
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[@nathanryan3961]

Really nice looking older combine!

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

+Nathan Ryan Thanks, we like it!

[@myronparks3495]

Those combines came out in the mid 80s. Nice looking machine.

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

Yeah it's still a decent machine.

[@interman7715]

Really nice machine👍

[@jonnn983]

Thats a clean sample of grain! No pods or grasshoppers haha

[@SoybeanFarmer3300]

I had the white mold this year and never saw anything like that before. killed the test weight. great video and really good camera placement.

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

Thanks for watching. Yeah that White Mold was a heartbreaker! Takes a promising crop right out. Where do you farm by? We farm in Northeast Wisconsin.

[@oswaldoapontearmas7718]

Do you know if that machine works for sesame?

[@faceman96]

How many acers of soybeans do you plant in a year and do you crop farm corn also?

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

We plant usually 30- 50~ acres of soybeans. We do plant corn also, for both silage and to combine some for our own use.