Soybeans Are Done! Harvest 2020 In The Books! #25
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If you look back to maybe just over a year ago. I remember your dad was still holding back about being filmed or getting upset waiting for you to set up your cameras. Now fast forward to this year. Dougo now has his own camera and literally did the majority of his own filming this harvest. And it was all great content. I'd say he is starting to come around. Lol
I agree.
Congrats to Nicole for surviving Harvest 2020 with all those awesome videos. The woman behind the man! Way to go Nicki!
Agree @'paulkelly #Nicki 👍 🇺🇸
Absolutely
Yep, the wind system manufacturer really needs you to market for them. Chet, you did a fine job of explaining the benefits and features of the system.
I think Chet wants a clean hoodie.
Not farmer, but always wanting to learn about it. Thanks for feeding our World. I will always continue to follow.
Thanks Chet, for taking the time and extra effort to show us about the Crary wind system. Thanks Nicole and Amy, for being supportive of the fellas during the harvest season.
Agree with you 100% about the wind system. After we started using one we would never be without one again. We finished harvest on the 15th also. In 2012 we finished on the October 2nd. Hopefully we will have a lot more harvests like this.
Where is your farm?
@@lykinsmark123 West central Minnesota
It's Cold in Minnesota Chet can't feel his lips! Time to take Niki on Vacation for all her hard editing work!
ISLA BELLA BEACH AND RESORT SPA HOG KEY! In the KEY"S You can leave your hoody at home! The weathers nice like 80 degrees! LOL! Get Busy booking those tickets CHET!
USE Dugo's credit card! LOL! Oh and don't forget to bring your sun screen you'll need it !!!!!!
Hey Chet! I'm not a farmer but your channel is better and more more entertaining than anything on TV! Never boring, that's for sure. Thanks for showing us how farming is done and making us laugh. I'm really glad you had a good year and have so much fun with harvest! Thanks to Niki, your dad and the big Swede! Stay safe and heathy!
Can we all give extra thanks to Nicole for the longer video????
The walking into the wall with the light on or off analogy was hilarious!!
I want to take the opportunity to say thank you to your family. I follow you all the time. Thank you for letting us non farmers understand what you do. Thanking for me will be full of blessings because of you and other farmers. God bless you all
We started running crary wind systems last year and will never run a head without again. Difference is night and day. This video shows it
Always love Dougo's info and commentary. Learning.
Thanks for the daily videos. I am glued to your channel!
Thanks, Chet for explaining the reel wind system. Your videos are never boring!
Still in 70’s here in Massachusetts! Absolutely awesome video as always, Chet!!
Keep up the good work!
Tomorrow is Friday so ... you boys have a great weekend!🍻
I was in Boston for a day this fall idk how y’all do it
Fun Fact. If you had slowed the unload speed down and taken a bit more time when you loaded into the semi you could have cleaned a lot more dirt out of your beans. Don't know if it would have changed the dockage. We use that technique to clean up those small runs that might have too much trash that was green at the time of harvest but dries down and a striff breeze easily cleans up the sample when it drops. Love your vedeos.
Dougo is staying warm in that nice new vest you got him!! Great video showing the difference with the crary air on and off was nice to see close up how good it works, thanks, 🇺🇸✅
Wow! 5 minutes it was verifiable, certified, and duly noted that Chet doesn't like the temperature this morning - Stay tuned, film at 11... Good video - thanks for the demonstrations.
Congratulations guys!
If you think that is cold chet. come check a cranberry harvest out. It's cold and we have to harvest them in water
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Ok 👌🆗️
Congratulations to you, and Duggo for a successful 2020 harvest and a special shout out to Nicole for all of her fine editing. Great work, and be safe to all.
Old Glory has had a rough year but she still looks great. Glad you all made it safely.✌✌
Your right about the wind system and the crary appears to be great. Every bean is money at the end of the day. Its nice to see something like that working in ordinary to poor conditions and seeing the resaults.
When you were unloading the beans it looked like the dust storm I was stirring up mowing today. And by the way it was 83 today but is soon to change. In north central Kentucky that is.
I have never lived on a farm, but found the explanation of the air reel system really interesting. Thanks for the education. You have a great family, Chet. As a parent of two buys, I hope I do as well as your mom and Dougo did with you. Keep it up!
Loven the 85 degrees here in Katy Texas.
We were famous for rice farming until Houston grew so big the burbs took it over.
The skies would be totally covered by Geese in the old days.
We enjoy watching where our food comes from. I wish all that grew in Florida, I be visiting. I got to agree that wind system works. I know zip about combines but you and your go pros sure enough showed it like night and day.
Well done team Larson on getting your harvest finished top work. I love to hear Dougo and Chet sharing there wisdom with the rest of the farming family its good to share. The wind system is top drawer and it was good to see the difference between on and off. Much less loss with her on and makes all of the crop going into the feeder housing. Great video
The videos are great I'm kind of going to miss it when Harvest is over lol
Thinkin the same thing
Agreed!!
It's over
They still have tillage and you know someone is going to get stuck.
@TowwerN3 I like him too.
The beeps from the gps had me stressed out. Watched this while seeding and thought I missed my line. :)
Great video!
As of Oct. 24, 2020 there are 167 (One Hundred Sixty Seven) Larson Farms videos (I counted twice); I've WATCHED EVERY ONE (some twice) and LIKED almost every one (may have missed a few) and enjoyed every minute. In fact today I had a 560 mile drive from Cleveland to St. Louis and then came to my office to finish off the series (about 6 hours worth)! Chet, Dougo, Swede, Mom, Nikki (EDITOR EXTRAORDINARE), Grandpa and the rest of the crew are all great content makers. I have to plug your machinery and parts suppliers (man I wish I had had people like that in my industry, so ready and capable to help and get things done when YOU needed them done). Kibble sounds like a dream connection to have ! AgChemical Solutions, Deere, Case, Crary, the Tuner Guy (sorry can't remember the name) are ALL LUCKY TO HAVE YOU AS THEIR AMBASSADOR. I'm sure you have single handedly sold plenty of machinery and materials to any farmer who keeps and eye on your videos. I'll keep watching; YOU KEEP SENDIN IT ! Now off to Farm Focus (Do they sell that awesome Crary hoodie)?
on your downed corn, use a cycle mower blade to cut the stalk from the ground and then use combine as usual but have the pickup wheel turning backwards picking up the stalks and feeding them into combine. Also you could proceed with the cycle mower but instead on turning the reel backwards take the right side arm or left side arm off so as not to pickup more stalks than can be feed into the combine that are already cut off the ground. . After you are through the downed corn then back to regular combining as usual. Just a suggestion.
You posted the first day of harvest 2019 on TH-cam exactly one year ago today...it’s crazy last year you were just starting and this year it’s over!
If you don't want to go back with stalk stompers try the stalk devastaters. They are rolling baskets that devastate the corn stalks. Check them out.
I'll amazed that you can get the feeder housing in the header the first try ! always takes me 4-5 times to get it right !!
Thanks to all of you for a great video. Lots of variety. Harvest done for 2020-ya!!! Your air system really works extremely well. If I was still farming would want one for sure. Appreciate Chet taking the time to explain the system to us. Good job Chet. After harvest lots of cleaning to equipment to be done. Thanks Nicki for editing. Looking forward to next video. Thanks. Iowa farm boy from years ago.
Didn't sound like a commercial to me. I found it to be a very well done demonstration of it. Well you were able to finish your 2020 harvest before the bad weather hit so that''s a good deal. Great to see it went so well this year for you guys.
Just got my Larson Farms sweatshirt and loving it! Thanks for all the good videos! Keep ‘em coming!!
80’s here in California!!
The walking into the wall with the light on or off analogy was the best hahaha! Congrats on finishing the harvest boys, and shoutout to Nicki for getting the vids done!
Thanks Niki and Amy for keeping the boys rolling so they can make videos! Oh and farm !!! LOL What's up Dougo?
It's always good to see a person so passionate about their craft. I have never nor do I intend to operate farm machinery like that but I do find this interesting.
Air on was great shots you could tell a big difference! Good harvest Larson Farms.
thank you for all of the work that you put into these videos. I grew up on a "small farm" in NJ, we had 150 acres plus some rented land so just trying to imagine the scale you have is mind blowing. I commented when you added the Crary system to the draper header that the concept was such a simple elegant solution. Thanks for the filming of the with and with out views, it really is quite amazing.
It's not boring its helpful and we appreciate all you guys and what you do
Out west we got a foot of new snow last night (to go w/4 inches already here.) It does look like January here in Northeast Montana.
Another great video. Good to see you done w/harvest.
The videos are fascinating to someone like me who has never had anything more than a small garden spot. I especially like the combine videos. It amazes me how you guys can do so much. It's obvious you are a strong well suited to farming family, so keep up the videos. A fan from Jacksonville Texas.
Wonderful video to show how the wind system operates!
chet's million dollar idea this video: He gave Crary their new slogan= this crary windsystem is unREEL.
We finished yesterday! Now to work the land and wait for the winter
Well it sucks that harvest it over. But I can wait to see what you have in store for winter for us
This was an education to me. Thank you little brother! USA!
Thank you all for a very entertaining harvest season. See you for clean-up and maintenance season!
Thank you for being a Farmer !
Yeah. Bad analogy. Crary needs to be sending you a whole box of their sweatshirts and hoodies after that glowing testimonial. Maybe you could sell part time in the off season. Nothing like a salesman with 110% faith in his product.
Doug; When you have to clean out those messy areas between planting seasons, why not let Chet pick up all those nasty clumps, rocks, etc and haul them away, and re till that area to maximize your crop output? Ill bet he'd love to help you that way. 😍 And maybe add a ladder that is easier to descend . Chet and Eric; love all you do/day too. Thanks for a great season. 😍😍😍
Thanks for sharing Harvest 2020 with us! Great job editing Nicole!
What amazes me is how you time to make all the video's !! And I love to see I'm not the only one that shit breaks on for no reason!!
Dude this is an awesome video and I’m sure Crary would be glad to see this footage of how that blower system really benefits your farm and specially your harvest! Thanks Chet for doing this! Bless you and your family including all who take part in feeding our country.
He finally got himself a pair of overalls. Welcome to the club
Try UHM Teflon on your stompers. Used it to line the inside of a sand mixer for a foundry.
Amazing view of the wind system, it is incredible.Crary should pay for that.great footage.
I work on a 590MW power plant. I'm on the boiler and think everyday....wonder what those crazy Larson Boys up to today. I actually look forward to daily vids. Nicole so well done!! Lovin that fam
I don't like cold either...the older you get the worse it gets!
I still think Chet liked the corn reel last year better than the wind system this year😉😂
It feels like just yesterday you guys started harvest 2020! Glad that you finished it but a little sad that it’s gone but hey there’s next year!
Never not run a wind system ever again got one few years back love it
Enjoyed your video Chet!! We always enjoy every one of them!! Nikki always does such a good job!!
Chet, you need a winter hat bub.. Put your mesh one away til spring
Thanks Chet ,Doug ,sweed ,randy and noting the least Nicole. 🇺🇲👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏# thankafarmer
Superbes images de la coupe en action avec ou sans le système de soufflage en marche c'est tout simplement bluffant la différence 👍👍👍
Well, now what? You mentioned cleaning. I hope we get to watch that. And a huge thank you to Nicole too. Great editing job!!
Thanks for showing the air on and off
Enjoy you guys and your farming just so much...much... all the best. I am totally motivated to get some brush cleared and set in a "winter" garden. In East Texas we have such a thing. Your harvest videos have been great. Kepp it goin....!!!!
Love the videos!!! Congratulations on a safe harvest!!!!
First videos I watched were last years harvest. Didn't know your position on the farm and thought you were just some complaining employee on a farm, but learned quickly it was just a rough harvest. Congrats on 2020! Was cool to see how well it can go!
Good video on showing the benefit of the air reel
cheers from switzerland im watching all your videos this is a pure pleasure
Congrats on a safe successful harvest. And with plenty of time left in the year for tillage. Looking forward to equipment and field prep.
Sorry it's cold in your area, we have a really nice day only 4" of snow so far. Just teasing you Chet
Ready to see some snow at your place
I'm not a farmer but i want one lol. It sure makes a difference for sure. More in the bin equals more profit. Its a Win Win
Great video Chet as always thanks love watching you guys work and have fun
HI I never talk much but always watching. but this demonstration was very good of the wind system. Keep up the good work.
Chet you need that cleanout rod that Brian and Bob carry on their combines !
We land rolled our corn this year! 👌🏻
Great harvest! Love the videos. Keep on farming
Love watching your videos they are very interesting and cool keep up the good work
84 degrees in Nashville today!!
Sharing yours and your family experiences and knowledge to other's.
Can't get enough of Larson Farms!
"DUNN, 2020 (Is it over yet?)
#FARMERTH-camMAFIA
We have the lankota stock stompers on our 12 row 22 corn head. Work great never had any problems!
Awesome job!!
You do a awesome job with great info on things. Thanks
Looking forward to seeing what’s going on this winter 🥶, getting ready for Spring 🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
Dougo always cracks me up!
Great video. Congratulations on a quick safe and bountiful harvest!
"It's not really... wet; it's just a little moist." Dougo must be taking pointers from MN Millennial Farmer! LOL
Have you ever looked at stalk devastaters by Yetter? They roll the stalks down. Should be much less wear caused by sliding friction.
Put hardening weld strips on the stock stompers like you would on a loader digger bucket.
Patch the stalk stompers with chromium carbide overlay plate. 3/8th thickness. If the weight isn't an issue. The ultimate for abrasion resistance.