farming is so underrated. Didn't know about the "row sensor" to auto guide it down the row, just assumed they were really good at driving straight with all the bumps. Pretty sweet.
Lots of helpful info. Love the stuff on the flashing lights indicating the bin is near full. Very instructive. Great quality video considering the dusty environment. Thanks so much for posting. Really enjoyed this one. Grow cotton myself in Arkansas although I lease my land and don't own any of my own equipment. Always enjoy seeing crops of every kind being harvested and you explained this very well. Where in Kentucky is this? Didn't expect to see such a big operation. Would have expected an operation like this in Iowa, Illinois or Nebraska. How big a field are we talking here? Thanks again for posting.
thanks big tractor power for the great video. keep up the farm videos. Alot of farmers around my area in missouri are still cutting corn and some are done with corn and on to early planted beans.
P.S. What kind of yield per acre on corn do you get in Kentucky? Really interested in that compared to say the states more known for corn such as Iowa, etc.
Got anything for those of us still running John Deere 4440s and hoping to someday upgrade to 6 row equipment? I'd love to see it if you run across it this fall. Thanks for your great videos.
Western Kentucky seems to have some good producing land. Around what city or town are these fields located? It's interesting to be in an area where the climate lends itself to double cropping winter wheat and soybeans as indicated in other videos in Western Kentucky. That's exciting to me...I'm farther north in South Dakota so no double cropping here!
Weather is a big factor. Many farms are working ground here this week where most of the mid-west is under snow. This video was filmed along I-65 near Bowling Green, KY.
Just a quick question: Is the soil so soft that a triple wheel setup is required? The tractor after all isn't plowing or similar, just pulling along the trailer. Was assuming the triple setup otherwise would case quite a lot of strain on the axles....
Depending on the crop and humidity. I looked up Wikipedia. It says 1 bushel of corn = 25,401 kg. Also 1 bushel = 36,3687 litres (bushel is a Volume measure unit not exactly weight unit) Am I right? Sorry im from Europe so i just googled it up i dont know if everything is correct.
until u have done a summer and fall Harvey that starts in the south and ends in the north, summer dry wheat and wet corn in the fall, you will never understand. A state to state harvest is awesome. I'm 44 and still dream of it and have been a mechanic sense 91 and would do it again. 4 summers and driving every weekend from Watonga Ok to Sublet KS ever Friday after school and driving home at midnight to make it to school nasty was well worth the memory's.u get a chance do it
I can't believe that i just sat through 20 minutes of this and not once did you show a close up of Big Johnny tearing that grass up, Other than that the corn seemed well ripe and within harvesting age - Storyline was believable and had me on the edge of my seat waiting for the next dirty little patch to get punished by Big John. 9/10 Cornography well done; Hope to see this on the big stage right up there with Klucking kernals 4 and Punish popcorn.
In Texas we like to have all the stalks standing to catch snow so we use a walking beam 1100 bu cart. Seems like this 4,000bu/hr. has a lot of stopping time as it take one machine just over 15 minutes to fill cart and also fill the truck and back to the combine. Why not use a MFD tractor with 2/3 the compaction and also more nimble. Guess no hills here makes for uniform fields. Why have two $500,000 combines waiting almost 1/2 the time because of just one cart.
It has good view from the cab, good flotation to reduce compaction and plenty of power to move quick when the cart is full. It is also the smallest tractor available for the job on the farm.
Thanks - I grew up on a comparably small farm in Saskatchewan (I'm 48 now) and see that the tractor we used to cultivate, seed, harrow with - wouldn't be strong enough to run most augers now. I love to watch - thank you for your time.
40,000 people watched this. How many of you know how many pounds a bushel is? Maybe it's time to upgrade to the 18th century in farm produce measurement?
When you say powered are you looking at the grain harvested or the dust from the harvest? This is feed corn used to make chicken and cattle feed as well as ethanol gasoline. The combine picks the ears of corn and separates the grain. The grain is sold and the rest of the plant left in the field to build up organic material in the soil. The crop is rather dusty at harvest.
farming is so underrated. Didn't know about the "row sensor" to auto guide it down the row, just assumed they were really good at driving straight with all the bumps. Pretty sweet.
Thank you for watching. Many farmers are good at running back and forth but the guidance system makes long days the field easier.
Awesome video!!! Those combines was keeping the grain cart busy!!!
Awesome video. That is a beautiful site. The American farmer.TY for sharing.
Thank you for watching. The triple tires are neat to see.
Lots of helpful info. Love the stuff on the flashing lights indicating the bin is near full. Very instructive. Great quality video considering the dusty environment. Thanks so much for posting. Really enjoyed this one. Grow cotton myself in Arkansas although I lease my land and don't own any of my own equipment. Always enjoy seeing crops of every kind being harvested and you explained this very well. Where in Kentucky is this? Didn't expect to see such a big operation. Would have expected an operation like this in Iowa, Illinois or Nebraska. How big a field are we talking here? Thanks again for posting.
This a cool trick when combine unloading and turnaround.I enjoyed video.
Thank you for taking the time to video this and posting! My son and I loved watching this!
thanks big tractor power for the great video. keep up the farm videos. Alot of farmers around my area in missouri are still cutting corn and some are done with corn and on to early planted beans.
Modern agricultural machinery has marked a significant step forward in increasing productivity and efficiency in agriculture😮
P.S. What kind of yield per acre on corn do you get in Kentucky? Really interested in that compared to say the states more known for corn such as Iowa, etc.
Uno queda impresionado del potencial de esas máquinas
one of the best videos on yt. Thanks a lot.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
Koo or
My baby loves to watch these gigantic tractors so do I. I like watching them when we go walk to the field where we hunt during deer season in MD.
Brilliant video, does the strobe lights come on automatically when the tank becomes full
Yes they do.
Thanks
Esas cosechadoras trabajan limpio y no quiebran granos
Realy enjoyed the video AMAzing to see these big machines working harvesting the corn
Thank you for watching. It’s fun getting to film and share these combines.
Got anything for those of us still running John Deere 4440s and hoping to someday upgrade to 6 row equipment? I'd love to see it if you run across it this fall. Thanks for your great videos.
keep up the awesome videos
Thank you. Many more are on the way.
Thank you for SHARING your VIDEO...
Thank you for watching
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Western Kentucky seems to have some good producing land. Around what city or town are these fields located? It's interesting to be in an area where the climate lends itself to double cropping winter wheat and soybeans as indicated in other videos in Western Kentucky. That's exciting to me...I'm farther north in South Dakota so no double cropping here!
Weather is a big factor. Many farms are working ground here this week where most of the mid-west is under snow. This video was filmed along I-65 near Bowling Green, KY.
Great video!
Theres more rubber than machine,Incredible.
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Man that stuffs huge lol!!
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Just a quick question: Is the soil so soft that a triple wheel setup is required? The tractor after all isn't plowing or similar, just pulling along the trailer. Was assuming the triple setup otherwise would case quite a lot of strain on the axles....
+Vi De Triple Tires are a popular option for most large 4wds here in WKY. In heavy tillage they have good traction and reduce compaction.
Great video! How many acres do you farm each year?
ciao very good video ciao
What state you have shot the video?
Ty for the videos
awesome machines
How many acres does the combine work on?
wow that’s a big boy tractor
Q capacidad tendrá esa tolva kinze?
You need 2 grain carts with those 2 monsters, nice equipment....
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Excellent video, and no music!! Top quality video quality too!!
+Jim Murray thank you for watching.
How many tons does the corn cart hold 30-40 tons ?
1000 bushels weighs approx. 56000 lbs
Stephen Jones, in college metrics, that's 27,941 kg.
Depending on the crop and humidity. I looked up Wikipedia. It says 1 bushel of corn = 25,401 kg.
Also 1 bushel = 36,3687 litres (bushel is a Volume measure unit not exactly weight unit)
Am I right? Sorry im from Europe so i just googled it up i dont know if everything is correct.
How high do you keep the corn head off the ground?
I am not sure. I just filmed it.
Wow very clever machine to do fast job
They are impressive.
until u have done a summer and fall Harvey that starts in the south and ends in the north, summer dry wheat and wet corn in the fall, you will never understand. A state to state harvest is awesome. I'm 44 and still dream of it and have been a mechanic sense 91 and would do it again. 4 summers and driving every weekend from Watonga Ok to Sublet KS ever Friday after school and driving home at midnight to make it to school nasty was well worth the memory's.u get a chance do it
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Calidad de maquinaria su marca lo dice todo JD
How can I buy fairly used and how much?
do u have garnett farms corn harvest 2016 coming
We have several videos on the way.
which sensors used in this tractor?
I can't believe that i just sat through 20 minutes of this and not once did you show a close up of Big Johnny tearing that grass up, Other than that the corn seemed well ripe and within harvesting age - Storyline was believable and had me on the edge of my seat waiting for the next dirty little patch to get punished by Big John. 9/10 Cornography well done; Hope to see this on the big stage right up there with Klucking kernals 4 and Punish popcorn.
To diff style spouts. Is one last yr mod?
One of the cones may have been damaged and replaced with a newer one.
Are there newer machines capable of harvesting the whole corn and not the grains or bushels?
U guys spend to much time unloading on head land, keep that combine moving, let the cart do the work. This will save u a ton of cash.
Flying Bob maybe they can’t
@@kujob6442 there is always a way
do you film seven spring farms in cadiz ky
SSF is a great farm. BTP has not had an opportunity to film there.
In Texas we like to have all the stalks standing to catch snow so we use a walking beam 1100 bu cart. Seems like this 4,000bu/hr. has a lot of stopping time as it take one machine just over 15 minutes to fill cart and also fill the truck and back to the combine. Why not use a MFD tractor with 2/3 the compaction and also more nimble. Guess no hills here makes for uniform fields. Why have two $500,000 combines waiting almost 1/2 the time because of just one cart.
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are those combines john deeres they seem to dark. lol
Limited Edtion Dusty Stealth S680 models :)
Who are the 23 assholes who gave this video a thumbs down?... really?! If you don't like modern farming then don't watch it!
is this triple M farms from kentucky ?
No this is Gilliam Farms
we run triples on a 9560r n a 9410r
We are far behind on the mechanise farming in Nigeria
Nice
Sure you have a large enough tractor on the grain cart?
It has good view from the cab, good flotation to reduce compaction and plenty of power to move quick when the cart is full. It is also the smallest tractor available for the job on the farm.
Thanks - I grew up on a comparably small farm in Saskatchewan (I'm 48 now) and see that the tractor we used to cultivate, seed, harrow with - wouldn't be strong enough to run most augers now. I love to watch - thank you for your time.
Give me the sounds of working machines any day instead of out of place music
Thank you for watching. I just filmed this same farm harvesting soybeans today.
Is this machine belong to the owner or hire from company ? Amazing machine
These machines are owned by the farm.
I could see if he was carrying a card that carried 3000 bushels
Cool
It’s a neat harvesting team.
40,000 people watched this. How many of you know how many pounds a bushel is? Maybe it's time to upgrade to the 18th century in farm produce measurement?
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8:34 how come the corn is powdered, isn't it whole and the green skin is still there, so confused????🤔🤔Greetings from Bandung, Indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🙏🙏🇺🇲🇺🇲
When you say powered are you looking at the grain harvested or the dust from the harvest? This is feed corn used to make chicken and cattle feed as well as ethanol gasoline. The combine picks the ears of corn and separates the grain. The grain is sold and the rest of the plant left in the field to build up organic material in the soil. The crop is rather dusty at harvest.
@@bigtractorpower ohh for animal feed, so the machine is different between dry corn and corn consumption
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Suuppeer how much
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they need to show more of these videos with the equipment broke down, those machines are very fickle and need repair constantly.
You don't need a tractor that big just to carry green card
460 horse tractor coming uphill half loaded could not cope ,thats john deer for you
I thought that also but at around the 2:59 mark, a puff of exhaust and it caught right up. I think he was waiting for the arm to swing out ?
august correct
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