Fantastic video. Love watching you guys everyday. Brings back memories of when I was a kid growing up in my farming town. Thank you for showing us all the work you do.
I loved this video! I grew up in a sky rise in downtown Denver so I never got to see a farm at all so I just play farming simulator lol. My grandma grew up on a farm/ranch in Texas and tells me stories about working the land. I’m really glad you made this channel!
Great video, looks like the corn is going to be clean with all the dust coming out during transfer. Bit different than when I was working on a farm in the late sixties, early seventies.
Amazing drone shots! Glad the corn looks amazing! Great vid to! Love this! Love the setting sun shot at 15:29! God's love shining down on you guys! Ryan, you guys are such amazing famers! May God's love and grace always surround and guide you! God bless each one of you! Thanks for all you do! Glad the rain held off for you guys!
I think this is one of the best videos you have done. The camera angles and the way you put it all together is awesome! I could watch it over and over. Great job Ryan! Thank you.
Great job on the aerial shots and the angle shots. Your work on these videos is just amazing. Like a lot of others, I enjoy looking back on a life I loved as a child.
The way the combine nose dived and you reacted to what ended up being that ditch I thought your Dad had hit a massive sinkhole and was going for a ride!!! Great video and drone work again👍🌽
AKA KREE. YES. THANKS AGAIN. FOR. THE. GREAT VIDEO SHOTS AND THE EXPLANATION YOU GIVE FOR. EACH SCENE ETC. HOPEFULLY. THE. WEATHER. WILL ALLOW. YOU. TO GET BACK AT IT SOON BLESSINGS
I really do enjoy watching you guys use the 8235r on different things we have a large farm and own 2 8235s they are our smallest tractors and we do not use them all that much on stuff you guys do so keep up the awesome work !
I like your water way strips keeping down erosion. Ya'll have a good system going, well oiled operation. Drone view is beautiful. Enjoy the videos, keep it up. Thanks Dean. In SC
Ryan I just want to say that I really appreciate what you do for all of us! You get the best shots for us! Thank you for taking us along with you everyday!
@Sebastian Erler name of the channel is"The Rest of the Story" he and Ryan do a good job of not trying to be the same channel while still covering the same topics. Quite enjoyable to see the contrast and because of the different editing and recording styles they blend well together. Travis gives usually daily updates and Ryan does a very well put together showcase of the farming operation. Really want to meet both of them someday but alas, not within my budget at the moment lol.
Awesome camera work on this one Ryan! Really great job of covering harvesting corn from many different elements of the operation! That hired helper looks familiar to me but I can't remember where I seen him at before! Oh well that's for the rest of the story later on! Thanks for taking me along !
At least the first bin has a chance to dry down before transfer to the new bin. Time for some Maintenance and shop projects. I wonder if Travis will be painting his living room. Super job on all aspects of the upload.
Ryan,Fantastic job ! The best drone shots i have ever seen! And the editing and music compilations are Perfect! IMHO. you could start your own video busines and make a bunch of money at it! I really love the close up shots you do for our enjoyment! Thank you! ps.stay out of the sink holes lol.
You are getting really good at filming and editing. This is better than TV quality. I always like the harvest videos but really any fieldwork videos are good. Hopefully it’ll dry out enough for y’all to keep harvesting and you won’t have to wait too long. Here in South Carolina it is currently very dry and still hot. We’ve still got highs in the 80’s and the lows in the mornings don’t go down past the mid 60’s. Anyway, great video!
Great shots... for your "in row" shots like at 10:45, you can dig a quick little "pit" with a garden spade to recess your camera down into the soil a bit so the head will ride right over it... just taper a little "ramp" down into it in the direction you're filming so the soil doesn't block the camera's view... Love "worm's eye" views LOL:) I've done it before with the bean head and it works well. Later and KUTGW! OL J R :)
Thanks for sharing your harvest! It is a busy season in itself, much less the work you do putting videos out. Very interesting to see historic use of the land and how it carries over into the present. With the two newer bins having different equipment, will you be transferring drier/known moisture corn between bins to manage moisture? I think you've made mention of this in previous videos.. curious your options with consideration to harvest conditions and equipment at hand.
Ryan, how long did it take you to get used to climbing to the top of the silos? That last skinny ladder to the top without side rails gives me the willies!!!!!!!!!!!
I mentioned it in one of Travis’s videos but have y’all looked into getting a bar from jd that runs from one side of the 8r cab to the other in the holes where the bar is now? We run them in our 8r and love it. Can be used to mount any type of screen or whatever will fit and is kinda cheap I think like around 200 dollars
Yall need an ag cam or two on the end of your augers looking down into the gravity box and/or auger cart... really simplify loading... :) Later! OL J R :)
About how far around the first (outside) round of the 40 can your dad get with 9510 before he needs to unload? Would that change much if you eventually go to a bigger combine and bigger head? I had to laugh at the "Darn Kids" moment. Were those empty cobs seen at 10:41 evidence of deer damage or just scattered from the previous pass? Before anyone knocks the PB&J, sustenance in any form is critical for long days like this. It's especially nice when it's delivered right in the field to you. As a fellow overnighter, I feel for your dad pushing so hard with so little sleep to harvest everything. Thank you for sharing the dual perspectives of your channel and your brother's since you're involved in different parts of the process. Epic videos like this keep me tuned in.
@@HowFarmsWork that radar looked very familiar, it must have been last Saturday because we got rained out chopping 4th crop about the same time, and we didn't finish until yesterday. How much rain did you get on Monday? We got six inches here in Sherrill.
Man your dad works night shift and farms!?! I couldn't do it... But I guess as a farmer you do what you have to! That kind of the trick of the trade lol!
First I want to thank you for the great videos and all the hard work you put in as an American Farmer. What will this corn be used for? With such low moisture content, can it be used for human consumption or will it go for pet food or as a gasoline additive? Again thank you!!!!
Nice video, I would give it a five star rating. Steven Spielberg may for your help shooting some of his next movie. Suggest you do a short video introducing the whole family and significant others … dogs too!
I like that shot from the unload auger of the grain cart. GENIUS!!!!!!
Excellent video, one of your best for sure! Love the mix of music and farm sounds.
Hello, from central Illinois! I grew up on my family's farm - so this brings back a lot of good memories. Thanks for the video!
The camera angles add a ton of new life to your videos! Keep it up! 👍
Enjoyed all the fun camera angles! My son was literally glued to the screen the whole time!
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You're working so hard and now I know where this great corn comes from .
Love you guys wishing you a warm and successful fall and winter
Fantastic video. Love watching you guys everyday. Brings back memories of when I was a kid growing up in my farming town.
Thank you for showing us all the work you do.
I loved this video! I grew up in a sky rise in downtown Denver so I never got to see a farm at all so I just play farming simulator lol. My grandma grew up on a farm/ranch in Texas and tells me stories about working the land. I’m really glad you made this channel!
Great work. Thank you for all your effort. It is a good ending for my day and to see your part of the country. Pete
Great video, looks like the corn is going to be clean with all the dust coming out during transfer. Bit different than when I was working on a farm in the late sixties, early seventies.
Excellent video with great editing and interesting comments. Thanks for sharing and look forward to watching more of your videos.
Love that "rollover" shot. Kudos to your Dad for being patient with you getting these great shots.
TOP 5 vids of all time, that corn flowing is the most beautiful site!!!!! Oh, and I love PB&J also
Amazing drone shots! Glad the corn looks amazing! Great vid to! Love this! Love the setting sun shot at 15:29! God's love shining down on you guys! Ryan, you guys are such amazing famers! May God's love and grace always surround and guide you! God bless each one of you! Thanks for all you do! Glad the rain held off for you guys!
Mounting the gopro on the grain cart auger was the cool thing to do be drones we accessible in the past. :) cool shots.
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Very nice video! The quality of your work only gets better with time so keep doing what you do.
I think this is one of the best videos you have done. The camera angles and the way you put it all together is awesome! I could watch it over and over. Great job Ryan! Thank you.
dk johnson yeah at 6:40 he Uses a great selfie stick
Great job on the aerial shots and the angle shots. Your work on these videos is just amazing. Like a lot of others, I enjoy looking back on a life I loved as a child.
The way the combine nose dived and you reacted to what ended up being that ditch I thought your Dad had hit a massive sinkhole and was going for a ride!!! Great video and drone work again👍🌽
hell I thought he ran rocket over
@@WillTheBassPlayer same
Ha! Me too
Really look forward to your channel's notifications...Great stuff.
Enjoy another harvesting video. Amazing camera Angels and great editing.
AKA KREE. YES. THANKS AGAIN. FOR. THE. GREAT VIDEO SHOTS AND THE EXPLANATION YOU GIVE FOR. EACH SCENE ETC. HOPEFULLY. THE. WEATHER. WILL ALLOW. YOU. TO GET BACK AT IT SOON BLESSINGS
I really do enjoy watching you guys use the 8235r on different things we have a large farm and own 2 8235s they are our smallest tractors and we do not use them all that much on stuff you guys do so keep up the awesome work !
I like your water way strips keeping down erosion. Ya'll have a good system going, well oiled operation. Drone view is beautiful. Enjoy the videos, keep it up. Thanks Dean. In SC
Ryan I just want to say that I really appreciate what you do for all of us! You get the best shots for us! Thank you for taking us along with you everyday!
Thanks Bryce!
Ryan, you have an excellent choice of music in your videos!! Fun, snappy and enjoyable!!! ;-)
Great Video Ryan, You Guy's have a pretty good system going, Thanks so sharing
It's fun watching both yours and Travis's channels and catching the moments both of you film each other lol.
Yes get there dad a TH-cam channel and we everything covered
@Sebastian Erler name of the channel is"The Rest of the Story" he and Ryan do a good job of not trying to be the same channel while still covering the same topics. Quite enjoyable to see the contrast and because of the different editing and recording styles they blend well together. Travis gives usually daily updates and Ryan does a very well put together showcase of the farming operation. Really want to meet both of them someday but alas, not within my budget at the moment lol.
Great video guys have a great day and a safe harvest.
You three are great. Thanks for the videos
Very good video Ryan love it and God Bless you and your familys .
Thank you for SHARING your VIDEO...
Beautiful shots of that maximizer, I love it.
Another beautiful video Ryan. You rock at this!
Awesome camera work on this one Ryan! Really great job of covering harvesting corn from many different elements of the operation! That hired helper looks familiar to me but I can't remember where I seen him at before! Oh well that's for the rest of the story later on! Thanks for taking me along !
@John Haas I know that I watch both of them The rest of the story Travis & Travis is the one Ryan is referring to in the video
The combine going over the camera was fun to watch
Love the sunset shots... amazing cinematography! Kudos! OL J R :)
Thanks for sharing Ryan..
Just found your channel. I gotta say the production quality is amazing. Good vids!
Loved this video. Thanks Ryan!
The video work with the drone between minutes 16:00 through 18:00 was stunning and well done.
At least the first bin has a chance to dry down before transfer to the new bin. Time for some Maintenance and shop projects. I wonder if Travis will be painting his living room. Super job on all aspects of the upload.
There are some amazing camera angles in this video! Great job!
Love the auger angles, nice work!
Looks like some great crops!
Really nice views. Thanks for making videos.
Ryan,Fantastic job ! The best drone shots i have ever seen! And the editing and music compilations are Perfect! IMHO. you could start your own video busines and make a bunch of money at it! I really love the close up shots you do for our enjoyment! Thank you! ps.stay out of the sink holes lol.
That was just great to watch.
Great shots Ryan lovely sunset
Great view from the top of the unloading auger on the 9510!
Great video I really like the sunset and the working at night
Great video, Ryan. Well done!!
Great footage 👍👍👍
Always loved the look of those Brent carts behind a Deere
I accidentally got early access to this video for a couple minutes, so the first 10 seconds are old news to me lol. Awesome harvest video ryan!
Neat camera angles. Good music tracks, too. Thanks.
nice harvesting video Ryan
Great angles, music etc awesome video
Being a farmer, a convenient excuse to operate and work on some really cool equipment.
Great videos and camera work. I would love to spend a day with you guys.
for some reason i like 90s combines more than modern day ones but either way very intresting video! keep it up!
We’ve all got our favorites. I love the 60 series tractors!
You are getting really good at filming and editing. This is better than TV quality. I always like the harvest videos but really any fieldwork videos are good. Hopefully it’ll dry out enough for y’all to keep harvesting and you won’t have to wait too long. Here in South Carolina it is currently very dry and still hot. We’ve still got highs in the 80’s and the lows in the mornings don’t go down past the mid 60’s. Anyway, great video!
@ 16:20… That would make an incredible screen saver! What a great shot!
Great shots... for your "in row" shots like at 10:45, you can dig a quick little "pit" with a garden spade to recess your camera down into the soil a bit so the head will ride right over it... just taper a little "ramp" down into it in the direction you're filming so the soil doesn't block the camera's view... Love "worm's eye" views LOL:) I've done it before with the bean head and it works well.
Later and KUTGW! OL J R :)
Loved the grain cart selfie cam.
I’d have to agree on starting the 82 also 😄
Thanks for sharing your harvest! It is a busy season in itself, much less the work you do putting videos out. Very interesting to see historic use of the land and how it carries over into the present. With the two newer bins having different equipment, will you be transferring drier/known moisture corn between bins to manage moisture? I think you've made mention of this in previous videos.. curious your options with consideration to harvest conditions and equipment at hand.
FLEET FARM!! woooo favorite store when I go home
Some nice camera angles Thanks
0:01 This happens to me every year xD Great video! I really enjoyed it! We're almost all wrapped up with harvest :(
That is a cool view with the camera on the unloading auger arm. Additionally, what are the random non corned paths in the field for?
Man those are some great shots
and again it was a nice video ;-)
another great video
great video, great camera work
Great vid Ryan
Great video.
Awesome you movies. Ever!
Nice vid in joyed it!!
Ryan, how long did it take you to get used to climbing to the top of the silos? That last skinny ladder to the top without side rails gives me the willies!!!!!!!!!!!
Really nice video, 👍
I ve learned that the more you have rocks the better yield you have!!!
I mentioned it in one of Travis’s videos but have y’all looked into getting a bar from jd that runs from one side of the 8r cab to the other in the holes where the bar is now? We run them in our 8r and love it. Can be used to mount any type of screen or whatever will fit and is kinda cheap I think like around 200 dollars
Ryan how much rain did you guy's get today. We got rained out. ✌and God bless stay safe. 🚜🇺🇸🚜
Glad to see we aren’t the only ones that bend the support channel in the grain tank on the combine. Lol 2.25
Very amazed you guys don't have a sidehill combine
Nice looking 9510. Better than my 4420.
Do you like the John Deere brand? Here, in southern Brazil, we like the brand Valtra. Great job, Ryan.
Yall need an ag cam or two on the end of your augers looking down into the gravity box and/or auger cart... really simplify loading... :)
Later! OL J R :)
About how far around the first (outside) round of the 40 can your dad get with 9510 before he needs to unload? Would that change much if you eventually go to a bigger combine and bigger head? I had to laugh at the "Darn Kids" moment. Were those empty cobs seen at 10:41 evidence of deer damage or just scattered from the previous pass? Before anyone knocks the PB&J, sustenance in any form is critical for long days like this. It's especially nice when it's delivered right in the field to you. As a fellow overnighter, I feel for your dad pushing so hard with so little sleep to harvest everything. Thank you for sharing the dual perspectives of your channel and your brother's since you're involved in different parts of the process. Epic videos like this keep me tuned in.
Still raining here...off and on all day!
Same. This video was right before the rain started
Not roofing 400 miles east. Too hot or too wet.
@@HowFarmsWork that radar looked very familiar, it must have been last Saturday because we got rained out chopping 4th crop about the same time, and we didn't finish until yesterday. How much rain did you get on Monday? We got six inches here in Sherrill.
You do some nice editing!
When will you do another 360 video I know it takes awhile to render and upload but they are very cool. Thanks for the awesome video.
Man your dad works night shift and farms!?! I couldn't do it... But I guess as a farmer you do what you have to! That kind of the trick of the trade lol!
Dang kids flying their drones taking videos to put up on a TH-cam channel, can you believe that. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏼👍🏼
We got rained out that day too.
What becomes of this corn? And as always a really Nice work with cameraangles and editing. Bravo!
First I want to thank you for the great videos and all the hard work you put in as an American Farmer. What will this corn be used for? With such low moisture content, can it be used for human consumption or will it go for pet food or as a gasoline additive? Again thank you!!!!
Nice video, I would give it a five star rating. Steven Spielberg may for your help shooting some of his next movie. Suggest you do a short video introducing the whole family and significant others … dogs too!
On our farm we are done combing corn