Nice to see you remembered 👌🏻 Thanks for the info! We will give it a try with those settings. We are a couple weeks from harvesting our pinto beans, at what percentage of moisture do you find they split the least? What are the concaves you use for beans? I hope I can record some of the harvest process so you can see how we do it around here Thanks and great video!
Great video, but better you than me Tom! Tried those one year and after figuring out how much they take from ya in a “pick”, one year was enough, but in all fairness I think a rotary combine does a better job. LOVE that 9670!
Interesting watching you clean out the combine. We have never messed with eatable beans here in TN (no market for them) so it never crossed mind that you had clean out the combine between crops
@@Thewaywefarm just used to combine them. Not really different than black beans. But when I was doing it everyone was rodding and windrowing them. Now they either swath or straight cut them. World's of difference.
That’s a neat idea with the slabs of hay
Gotta get most of the soybeans out of there!
Nice video
Nice to see you remembered 👌🏻
Thanks for the info! We will give it a try with those settings.
We are a couple weeks from harvesting our pinto beans, at what percentage of moisture do you find they split the least?
What are the concaves you use for beans?
I hope I can record some of the harvest process so you can see how we do it around here
Thanks and great video!
Anything over 16% is best! Ours split a lot worse this year for some reason
@@Thewaywefarm great, what are the concaves you use for edible beans?
@@josececenas182 We use the standard corn and soybean concaves for edible beans
@@Thewaywefarm the round bar ones?
Great video, but better you than me Tom! Tried those one year and after figuring out how much they take from ya in a “pick”, one year was enough, but in all fairness I think a rotary combine does a better job. LOVE that 9670!
Some years we do great, other years not so good. Usually I enjoy them!
@@Thewaywefarm 👌🏼hope you have a safe fall and good harvest Tom.
@@EDBZ28 Thanks, you too!
Interesting watching you clean out the combine. We have never messed with eatable beans here in TN (no market for them) so it never crossed mind that you had clean out the combine between crops
Soybeans are considered an allergen so after we did 55 acres of soybeans we needed to clean out. Thanks for the comments!
Nice video. Which part of WNY ?
Caledonia
Splits always look worse in black beans than pintos just because of the color
Very true, last year only had a few splits
Do you grow pintos? No one grows them in western New York but our buyer wants us to try some next year.
@@Thewaywefarm just used to combine them. Not really different than black beans. But when I was doing it everyone was rodding and windrowing them. Now they either swath or straight cut them. World's of difference.