I just finished up our next Rewind! It will be released when we hit 200,000! Be sure to share the channel and spread the word about How Farms Work and it will be released in no time!
Congrats on 200,000. That’s awesome. All these other little channels are just hitting 100,000 now. To be the real deal in ag its 200K now. Keep up the good work.
Normally you do good videos, this one with beautiful drone footage makes it a great video. Then hearing your Mom & you in the Cab on the trip home pushed it to a higher level !
Ryan I know that harvesting in the snow sucks. It sure does make for beautiful footage though. Especially for us in the South that don't get to see it that much. The harvest footage with all the geometric shapes and designs was truly a sight to see. Thanks for a wonderful VLOG.
A heavy duty brush guard would be a worthwhile investment for your truck! It's not a matter of if, but when with deer, especially this time of year. I've got a few notches in my vehicles, unfortunately. I worked for a large regional trucking company for 29 years and they thought the investment was worth buying about 3500 of them, and it payed off! At the least, you usually end up with fiberglass damage, lights, bumpers and possibly radiator. Not to mention it scares the crap out of you and worst case scenario, causes a loss of control accident. Hard to train yourself not to swerve to avoid, but you have to! Great drone footage in this episode! Beautiful!!
Now isn’t that a sight to see! I know that snow likes to clog up the sieves and cause problems but it makes for a great video! I can’t wait for you to hit 200,000 subs so that we can see the rewind!
Has Mom in the truck. Internal dialogue. "don't mess up don't mess up don't mess up" Don't care how old ya are. This WILL happen. :) Good stuff Ryan. Glad to see y'all got nicely done before the weather really turned on you.
Mate, that high drone footage coming over the harvested areas into the the patch being harvested was the ducks guts, really nice shots. Keep up the good work.
I remember you saying it smells like snow on the way in your last video that funny you was right here it is I am glad not to much snow so you can get rest of your harvest in before more snow
I had one automatic on the farm - it was my good “town” pickup. First auto I owned. I don’t have anything automatic on the farm anymore except for the power shift tractors. It was just something you didn’t have around here - grandpa always convinced us they get stuck easier in the sand in western Kansas. My wife can’t help drive anything at harvest as it all has a clutch and “it’s too big” - city gal.
Hey Ryan shifting the truck will get as easy as driving anything it just takes time ' glad to see you driving it just take it easy and slow and you will be fine . Remember your way bigger than the car what can they do drive to your comfort take care see next time
Hey Ryan you should check out the TH-camr Sasnak. Super nice guy and full of information. Watch episode 156 hoe to shift an 18 speed transmission. Maybe send a message asking the next time he’s in the area to stop in and give you a quick lesson. Keep practicing and you’ll find it’s easier that a regular car or pickup.
Nice video Ryan! We had 3 inches a week before harvest even started, about 1 inch in the middle of corn harvest, and a few flakes at the end, but ended up finishing on a sunny day. Snow has definitely been fun this year! Looking forward to the rewind and final harvest video! Keep it up!
In the past when we plowed, we would use a 24 hr timer to turn on the block heater about 4 hrs before the time to start. Here on the Texas high plains most winter mornings are 5 to 20 degrees but the sunny afternoons are about 30 to 40 degrees warmer.
Great video and nice to see your semi up and running hualin corn!!! I was watching some of your past videos and u can sure see all the changes and improvements that have been made. Great job man and cant wait to see the new rewind!!!
I fell that every time I click on your video I am watching a movie! Great picture job Ryan and with the snow cover you can really see the affect of your planting methods
Ryan, get you set of LED headlights. I put a set off Amazon in my FLD120. Night and day difference. They aren't too expensive either. Make sure they are stamped DOT approved.
I keep forgetting to watch your channel I am only getting notifications and suggested videos to watch Minnesota Melinail farmer all the time. Not sure why I am not seeing TH-cam legacy channels like yours and OLF. This was a good video. When you harvest in snow do you have to do anything special to the combine on the inside?
Hey, I love the videos, can't wait to see them everytime they come out. I may have missed it, but, could you do a tutorial video on driving a tractor. It's been many years since i have done it and would like a little tutorial before I do it again! Thanks!
You have a sleeper in the truck, but not sure if you have an inverter with it. Just curious if it would run the newly installed heaters in the tractors in the field while you wait to start them?
I’ve only been driving a year. But you seem to have really gotten the shifting down so far. It’s that little pause in between gears that makes each truck different. I like fast shifting trucks for my job. But if I was pulling heavy or on a farm. I think a longer shifting truck would be better. I still struggle with backing. But on a farm you deal with more backing before you 16 than most guys do in their life.
Great video today as always through your editing. The music was very restful along with the drone. On the drive home in the dark I was looking at the headlight pattern. It appeared the right light was aimed low compared to the left OR was that just appearance?
What kind of steering wheel do you have in that 4640? A very nice 4640 by the way! Had one myself back in the day. Beautiful sounding engine! Engines today.... not so much! Ron
@@stephendunham9597 my point was if you watch this channel on a regular basis you would know his mother does go on camera and I very much doubt Ryan or Travis make their mother do anything she doesn't want to.
I just finished up our next Rewind! It will be released when we hit 200,000! Be sure to share the channel and spread the word about How Farms Work and it will be released in no time!
Hello. What is a rewind?
Hey ryan, i put a comment on yesterdays vid saying when will the rewind come out lol
Finally I got to watch a video
Congrats on 200,000. That’s awesome. All these other little channels are just hitting 100,000 now. To be the real deal in ag its 200K now. Keep up the good work.
Green paint in snow is beyond beautiful 😍
Got to be Massey red lol
Gerald Talsma ahh Massey Failure ?? Sure man if u wanna be sitting there doing nothing.
No no you guys are both wrong blue tractors and a Gleaner combine are the best in snow and all round
@@geraldtalsma4483 If it is red leave it in the shed.
Normally you do good videos, this one with beautiful drone footage makes it a great video.
Then hearing your Mom & you in the Cab on the trip home pushed it to a higher level !
MrVailtown ++1
Yes I agree. Great drone footage 👍👍👍👍
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Ryan I know that harvesting in the snow sucks. It sure does make for beautiful footage though. Especially for us in the South that don't get to see it that much. The harvest footage with all the geometric shapes and designs was truly a sight to see. Thanks for a wonderful VLOG.
Hearing that unload buzzer in the cab brings back memories of my grandpas old fleet of John Deere 9600’s. I would love to go back to those times
The snow accentuates the colours so much. Another great day and thanks for sharing with us. Awesome.
A heavy duty brush guard would be a worthwhile investment for your truck! It's not a matter of if, but when with deer, especially this time of year. I've got a few notches in my vehicles, unfortunately. I worked for a large regional trucking company for 29 years and they thought the investment was worth buying about 3500 of them, and it payed off! At the least, you usually end up with fiberglass damage, lights, bumpers and possibly radiator. Not to mention it scares the crap out of you and worst case scenario, causes a loss of control accident. Hard to train yourself not to swerve to avoid, but you have to! Great drone footage in this episode! Beautiful!!
beautiful Wisconsin Countryside
I love the drone shots of the field where you can we the areas that you have already harvested covered in snow and the areas you are harvesting.
Some fantastic drone shots of the combine heading over to the grain buggy and the off load... Love that!!
Amazing video!
Loved the aerial view and glad to hear Mom hope Big Red was warm enough for her.
Itd be so neat if TractorSpotter ever came to America to film your tractors. I am sure there are plenty of mutual subscribers-to-be waiting
Wow that drone footage with the patterns in the snow was amazing .
Your mother is an amazing person
Now isn’t that a sight to see! I know that snow likes to clog up the sieves and cause problems but it makes for a great video! I can’t wait for you to hit 200,000 subs so that we can see the rewind!
Has Mom in the truck.
Internal dialogue. "don't mess up don't mess up don't mess up"
Don't care how old ya are. This WILL happen. :)
Good stuff Ryan. Glad to see y'all got nicely done before the weather really turned on you.
Best farming videos on TH-cam.
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Mate, that high drone footage coming over the harvested areas into the the patch being harvested was the ducks guts, really nice shots. Keep up the good work.
Geez. The overhead shot of the combine at 4:00 had me thinking it was sliding out of control lol
I remember you saying it smells like snow on the way in your last video that funny you was right here it is I am glad not to much snow so you can get rest of your harvest in before more snow
I had one automatic on the farm - it was my good “town” pickup. First auto I owned. I don’t have anything automatic on the farm anymore except for the power shift tractors. It was just something you didn’t have around here - grandpa always convinced us they get stuck easier in the sand in western Kansas. My wife can’t help drive anything at harvest as it all has a clutch and “it’s too big” - city gal.
Hey Ryan shifting the truck will get as easy as driving anything it just takes time ' glad to see you driving it just take it easy and slow and you will be fine . Remember your way bigger than the car what can they do drive to your comfort take care see next time
Hey Ryan you should check out the TH-camr Sasnak. Super nice guy and full of information. Watch episode 156 hoe to shift an 18 speed transmission. Maybe send a message asking the next time he’s in the area to stop in and give you a quick lesson. Keep practicing and you’ll find it’s easier that a regular car or pickup.
Nice video Ryan! We had 3 inches a week before harvest even started, about 1 inch in the middle of corn harvest, and a few flakes at the end, but ended up finishing on a sunny day. Snow has definitely been fun this year! Looking forward to the rewind and final harvest video! Keep it up!
that little intro is really cool. definitely like that!
In the past when we plowed, we would use a 24 hr timer to turn on the block heater about 4 hrs before the time to start. Here on the Texas high plains most winter mornings are 5 to 20 degrees but the sunny afternoons are about 30 to 40 degrees warmer.
Great video and nice to see your semi up and running hualin corn!!! I was watching some of your past videos and u can sure see all the changes and improvements that have been made. Great job man and cant wait to see the new rewind!!!
Andrew Busshardt if you're willing to add someone else to your playlist, you may enjoy my farming content as well!
I fell that every time I click on your video I am watching a movie! Great picture job Ryan and with the snow cover you can really see the affect of your planting methods
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Very awesome video snow looks nice till you gotta work in it have a good day Ryan
This was a great video. One of my favorites.
IDK if anyone has commented on it, but I like seeing the dates that you film.
Thanks for sharing Ryan..
Wow! Beautiful video Ryan. Thank you for your hard work!
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Ryan, get you set of LED headlights. I put a set off Amazon in my FLD120. Night and day difference. They aren't too expensive either. Make sure they are stamped DOT approved.
I keep forgetting to watch your channel I am only getting notifications and suggested videos to watch Minnesota Melinail farmer all the time. Not sure why I am not seeing TH-cam legacy channels like yours and OLF. This was a good video. When you harvest in snow do you have to do anything special to the combine on the inside?
Great video Ryan!!! Love the video work you do on these TH-cam videos....
y'all do a good job. and y'all ready for next planting season. to use y'all semi more next year
Fantastic video Ryan well and shot, look forward to seeing what your, e doing on farms all the best
Love the video and December 2 were still going 100 acres of corn left on 1000 acre corn and soybean farm.
Hey, I love the videos, can't wait to see them everytime they come out. I may have missed it, but, could you do a tutorial video on driving a tractor. It's been many years since i have done it and would like a little tutorial before I do it again! Thanks!
Great video, Ryan. Amazing drone footage!
AMAZING CINEMATICS RYAN OMG!
Glad you liked it, spent two hours on this video and my editor crashed and I had to start over
Such a beautiful harvest vid! Hope you didn't have too much truck damage due to the deer hit! Absolutely loved the aerial shots you were getting to!
Ryan can't wait to see you hauling your own corn and soybeans but did the drone footage good job.
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Great video! Love your choice in music. And a nice job behind the wheel of your semi-truck!
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Awesome vid and it was a great style of video
You guys should try out a kabota ssv 75 skid-steer. We have one on the farm that i work at and we all love it for chores and misc. tasks.
You have a sleeper in the truck, but not sure if you have an inverter with it. Just curious if it would run the newly installed heaters in the tractors in the field while you wait to start them?
I’ve only been driving a year. But you seem to have really gotten the shifting down so far. It’s that little pause in between gears that makes each truck different. I like fast shifting trucks for my job. But if I was pulling heavy or on a farm. I think a longer shifting truck would be better. I still struggle with backing. But on a farm you deal with more backing before you 16 than most guys do in their life.
Our 8300 and 8400 fire RIGHT up in 0 weather. With conditioned diesel of course.
Great job on the video edit! Really enjoyed #WorldsOkayestFarmer
Thx for sharing , again a nice and interesting video ;-)
Great work man ! Greating from Slovakia
We need to see you drive Big Red in the daytime! I want to see you shifting..
Good job, Ryan. Be careful, tho. Truckin' gets in your blood....
Good video. Some great drone footage. I have a 4640 that I want to put auto steer on. How do you like your ag leader set up?
Ryan u r right headlight needs adjusted on Big REd,lol
Serious question you have any plans to making the big farm shop insulated and concreted? Just curious
Another great video Ryan love the Drone work great choice of music to go with it as well 👍 keep up the good work 👍
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Cole The Cornstar will give her a look-see if it's playing all that crazy rock music not into that but if it's a good farming Channel I'm all in 👍
Ontario Cash Crop Farmer I'm learning how to put music into my videos yet, but music will soon come!
Can you turn up your combine a get a bigger head? or do you need more power and capacity?
Green my favorite tractors
May not be the best time to harvest but sure is pretty!
Jeremy The Cool beats running in the mud I think!
Good video
Awesome vlog liked.
Hi Ryan what model or size combine do you guys want to buy when you upgrade to a bigger combine?
I want a class 7 at least.
When I was helping our neighbor farm, his JD 8100 tractor never wanted to start below 40*F.
Boy! Things have changed since my day when nobody on a frickin farm can drive a stick. Holy Moly!
👏🏼 great video
Ryan it looks like if you put some type of fencing on the combine on top you could hold more. I do not know if would work but might! Just a thought.
I spied some bins in the background at the opening on this farm, are those worth using for some on site storage?
Great 👍 videos
Nice video Ryan. No, no snow in Phoenix, but weather is much cooler. What you grow corn for, human consumption or animal feed. 😉👍👍👍👍🇺🇸
Love your videos. Quick question, are the Frozen stocks harder on the cutter head and other components of the combine?
Great video. Loved the overhead shots, the snow made a nice contrast so things stood out better. No icing on the drone blades?
The truck was slipping so he had to give it the beans... hahaha....ehhh.....
great video, awesome music... keep up the great work! :)
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Are the cobs frozen? If so does it affect the shelling?
Great video today as always through your editing. The music was very restful along with the drone. On the drive home in the dark I was looking at the headlight pattern. It appeared the right light was aimed low compared to the left OR was that just appearance?
Do you guys ever chase any deer outta the fields that your combinin and do you leave any crops for the deer for huntin
Combining in the snow was a common occurrence here in NW Iowa this fall, whats the story behind that old farm place?
Awesome video Ryan love big red
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Love the video
What kind of steering wheel do you have in that 4640? A very nice 4640 by the way! Had one myself back in the day. Beautiful sounding engine! Engines today.... not so much! Ron
Stock steering. Thanks I like it.
Ryan i like your semi
in the Netherlands we are done with harvesting wheat and barley in august.... why are you guys still harvesting in the winter?
make a session on equipment you use for shooting and editing software you use for editing
Nice 👍
When you unload the grain cart in the semi truck does the grain cart move the tractor and or the cart from the auger unloading just a stupid??
We've never seen your mom in many videos.... but did you really have her ride in the semi with you!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Their mom does not want to be in the videos. You have to respect your mother.
@@jeffgixer5185 Not my point.... and I have the utmost respect for my mother!!!
@@stephendunham9597 my point was if you watch this channel on a regular basis you would know his mother does go on camera and I very much doubt Ryan or Travis make their mother do anything she doesn't want to.
Ryan how did the field that the horses got in do? Thanks
do you have a lot of deer damage with all the woods close by the fields ?
How many feilds of corn Ryan do you plant a year?
Hey Ryan Enjoy the video and yes a truck need to be loaded in front first cause of traction .
Always load the front hopper first.
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Can you plz start running 4640 more
how old is rocket?? and how many Dog's do you have on your main farm??
He's 7. There's 4.
Just curious how old and what condition are the batteries in on the 82 new ones might help with the starting issue
Battery is are two years old starter one year.
Yes, shifting gears in a semi is different than a car. You either don't use the clutch or you double clutch.
great vid keep it up:)
I would love to have a Drone like yours , would you mind letting us know what make and model it is ?. Thanks