At 00:35, that tractor in the middle on the dirt road is not that small, until you look to the left or right and realize just how small it is compared to those other Monsters ! Thanks Jason for all the great footage and thumbs up !
That was cool to hear from Matt while he was operating the tractor in the middle of the night. I know not all operators feel comfortable doing that or even being in the shot. Their perspective is welcome anytime they want to share it, of course.
You just answered my question. I look forward to seeing projects on the ranch. We intend to do small farming this spring. First time. I am soaking up all I can before spring. Thanks gentlemen!
Pretty much a bandwagon crop. Hemp. Small to see if I am to old to be trying such a thing. I just met a farmer /cattle man from Kansas. he says its a good idea if we become part of the food chain. So, we will give er a try.
That's a customer right there that Deere wants to keep happy !!! Just having that many bodies capable of operating the machines is a challenge let alone orchestrating all the support and logistics , but when it's all rolling that's impressive !! The fourth time Matt was going over those same fields for the season might just be enough til spring ! I guess that would depend if he only had to spray it once ! That big wheel stand for the front assist tractor would verify how hard those headlands get compacted ! Thanks for the video and can't wait for the shop stuff !
Matt saw those fields a few times in 2019. He sprayed them 4 times in wheat, combined them in wheat, sprayed them twice in beans, combined them in beans and some with the ripper. I should do a year end review showing all the trips.
Where the tractors drop dead that was a good example of what compaction can do that corn route wouldn’t have a chance growing for that and that’s so impressive 12 of them in the field and that farm is super super organized and everything that they do there
I really enjoy watching the video ,I am not a farmer but it is amazing what these farmers to through each year to get the land reading eAch year for planting and then for harvesting ,.
Hallo big tractor power, does this single farm own or do these all tractors belong to this one farm, or they lease the tractors from several sources, nice seeing all this big machines at work
bigtractorpower in the uk 50 years ago a 75 hp tractor was classed a big tractor!!! The 1st new tractor I can remember getting @ home was a David Brown 885 around 50 hp & that was in the late 70's !
@@sinoothenladd8504 My dad got a new David Brown 990, reg STU411J, ( can remember that, but not my van today ). a big tractor then, 58hp,, but I had heard of the 1200, and couldn't imagine how big that must be??
That's just the tip of the iceberg Rick. The seed each year for 11,000 acres could be worth one of those bigger tractors. The fuel, another tractor. Crop storage ? Who knows ?
What's hard about night work is drinking coffee to stay awake and when you get off and want to sleep you are wired out . I ran heavy equipment on big jobs and worked nights sometimes and its hard on the body and mind. But some people love it.
@@bigtractorpower LOL, BTP...I grew up on a farm in Upstate NY and the manure spreader would freeze up and I would shovel it out by hand ...we didn't have cabs back in my day which would be a little reward from freezing for a little while...farming is tough work.
I found that drinking coffee will really wake you up when you spill it in your lap! With auto-steer and a warm cab it has to be a struggle to stay awake.
@@dwightl5863 LOL, I raked hay with a single front tire AC little old tractor years ago in the daytime and would catch myself in the other row falling asleep....you are correct with that self steering, talk about boredom.
30,000 acres they farm total!! WOW!! That's getting up there. That's 2,500 acres per tractor. This is very interesting. It would be neat to see videos of them planting sometime. Do they have 12 planters? Wonder how big their planters are? Great video. Thanks
Amazing seeing all those tractors in action, excited to see more videos from Matt in the Winter, and I’m curious if you’ll have any tractor restoration videos for the winter since that’s a good time of the year people work in the barn/shop.
Man you would think that a guy with this much brand new equipment would be running all tracks and controlled traffic. It could save him a huge amount of money in Equipment, personnel and Diesel.
Yes indeed I enjoyed "riding" alongside. I even remember seeing this field at 13.00 being cultivated earlier in the yield - could probably go t here in my sleep now! Bu heh! sitting in the seat & Yawning ;-) Oh mann go read a book or something !! Here at least in UK when we have a well setup Deere on the Plough, one cn sit bak and watch NATURE go by - some lovely Hielan lassies, maybe or just the Rabbits Hares and Peewits - but if you have a Red tractor with a WHITE ROOF - BEWARE the Seagulls - You'll get SHAT upon ! funny that doesn't happen on Green tractors.
@@bigtractorpower Well, Mr. Billy's MT875E still have/pulls 11 shanks John Deere 915 V-Ripper, right? Or did they try it with 9620RX? I suggest that this is from the same farm, but older video: th-cam.com/video/K4HV0dFCLRM/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/xkIvbwTRp6M/w-d-xo.html (older model...).
The 8245R is following the 9620R because they completed the field and are on their way to cross the road to start subsoiling the next field. They are just covering their tracks on the way out.
I really like that cloudy athmosphere while tractors are working. Great job. By the way ... We all are sinners. For God so loved the world that he gave His only begotten son.Jesus Christ the son of God came down from heaven in Human flesh. Jesus Christ willingly died on cross , had burried in tomb and rose from dead after three days according to the scriptures. Jesus Christ loves us so much ,and He died for us so we can have forgivenes for our sins. Past,present and future sins are forgived. Trust in that. Trust in God's mercy. Have a blessed,great, joyfull day to everyone 🤗🤗🤗😃😃
I'm guessing about a $$ half million apiece for these.Divide by life span. Add fuel, labour maintenance and divide by area treated. Love to know the cost per hectare/acre from this.
No tillage is not always right we used to plow with D8 cats with 50 inch disc towner plows plowing TURNING over from 18 to 42 average depths soil that is frozen that plowed when total frozen become sterile some one tell me why?
My family farm 11,000 Acer. We don't have near that many tractor. The over head has to be crazy! This is just nuts on why you would have that much equipment
This farm covers over 30,000 acres of crops. They just subsoil 11,000 acres each year. The other half is in wheat and then that ground is double cropped into soybeans.
This is truly an example of America at work. Washington is so despicable it makes me sad that these hard working farmers have their tax dollars wasted and all of our tax dollars for that matter. Thank you Jason and Matt and Billy.
It always blows me away how easy all our modern equipment and technology makes this look. Wonder what our fore fathers would say if they saw some of these beasts ripping at there fields.....
Man that is impressive!!! Kinda funny to say, but I feel sorry for the poor guy running the 7 series, LOL. I would hate to pay the fuel bill though. OUCH!!!!
The 7210R and 8245Rs are all about getting more acres covered in the day and being done before rains and snow prevent tillage for weeks. The fuel is a trade off in getting done.
I didn't see the head of the fuel pipeline they must have in that field for all those surely thirsty beasts as there's no fuel miser mode on those Deere's when doing tillage like this!!!
They crop 33,000 acres in a year. Each of these tractors will put on 900-1,000 hours in a year between fertilizer, planting, grain carting and tillage. The farm raises corn, wheat and soybeans.
At 00:35, that tractor in the middle on the dirt road is not that small, until you look to the left or right and realize just how small it is compared to those other Monsters !
Thanks Jason for all the great footage and thumbs up !
😁👍👍. Thank you for watching.
The guy @3:29 must've hit the edge of the map.
jfdb59 xD
Whole herd of deere! Quite an impressive fleet
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That was cool to hear from Matt while he was operating the tractor in the middle of the night. I know not all operators feel comfortable doing that or even being in the shot. Their perspective is welcome anytime they want to share it, of course.
Great video and always nice to hear Matts input. Thanks to Matt for letting us ride along. Lets hope we see him in the Spring planting.
Thank you for feeding the world Matt.
That was heavenly. Long live John Deere Nation.
Thanks for taking us along Matt.
Lol the 8245 looks like a compact tractor out there with the big dogs!!
And the 7210
Awesome video Jason. Matt is a cool guy Love that Green thanks for the video
Matt is great to know and does a good job farming.
You just answered my question. I look forward to seeing projects on the ranch. We intend to do small farming this spring. First time. I am soaking up all I can before spring.
Thanks gentlemen!
What will you raise this year?
But will you be posting videos?
Pretty much a bandwagon crop. Hemp. Small to see if I am to old to be trying such a thing. I just met a farmer /cattle man from Kansas. he says its a good idea if we become part of the food chain. So, we will give er a try.
@@minenotyours9031 Not sure yet!
That’s neat. The farm in this video raised some industrial hemp this year.
I haul these kinds of tractors for a living...farmers are awesome people!!
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I know this is an odd question; DO the Farmers Ever go cross ways over the fields Every other year???
s@@bigtractorpower
Thanks Matt for letting us ride along with you.
Incredible amount of hardware on display.
Great video as usual btp...... 👍👍
The fuel cost alone for all these tractors has to be astronomical,pulling a ripper is almost hard as a plow...my hats off to the farmer.!!!
It’s a big investment. .
Maximal spend usually leads to maximal returns
@@kendal5210 or maximal losses
It’s all subsidized any way, don’t let any of them tell you it ain’t!
Great video! Love watching all those John Deere tractors working. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching.
Wonderful tractors!
That's a customer right there that Deere wants to keep happy !!! Just having that many bodies capable of operating the machines is a challenge let alone orchestrating all the support and logistics , but when it's all rolling that's impressive !! The fourth time Matt was going over those same fields for the season might just be enough til spring ! I guess that would depend if he only had to spray it once ! That big wheel stand for the front assist tractor would verify how hard those headlands get compacted ! Thanks for the video and can't wait for the shop stuff !
Matt saw those fields a few times in 2019. He sprayed them 4 times in wheat, combined them in wheat, sprayed them twice in beans, combined them in beans and some with the ripper. I should do a year end review showing all the trips.
Thank you! These videos are awesome! Getting ready for Threshermans Park antique gas and steam engine show this weekend!
Where the tractors drop dead that was a good example of what compaction can do that corn route wouldn’t have a chance growing for that and that’s so impressive 12 of them in the field and that farm is super super organized and everything that they do there
Subsoiling makes a huge difference. It’s quite the operation to see in action. They work hard.
Yep! I remember those days & nights
I really enjoy watching the video ,I am not a farmer but it is amazing what these farmers to through each year to get the land reading eAch year for planting and then for harvesting ,.
Oh man that's nice! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. It’s always best to see the whole fleet.
@@bigtractorpower yes it is!
Hallo big tractor power, does this single farm own or do these all tractors belong to this one farm, or they lease the tractors from several sources, nice seeing all this big machines at work
Just think about how much farming has changed within the last 50 years.
It sure has in ways and others way it has not. 50 years ago would have seen a fleet of 100 hp tractors on plows.
bigtractorpower in the uk 50 years ago a 75 hp tractor was classed a big tractor!!! The 1st new tractor I can remember getting @ home was a David Brown 885 around 50 hp & that was in the late 70's !
@@sinoothenladd8504 My dad got a new David Brown 990, reg STU411J, ( can remember that, but not my van today ). a big tractor then, 58hp,, but I had heard of the 1200, and couldn't imagine how big that must be??
I remember back in the fifties a d early 60 the John Deere. Model A was considered a large 🚜.
@Jeff Rasberry no! Put a thick, waterproof coat on, and get on with it?
Thanks for the ride Matt. Interesting--good to know what a farmer does.
That's just the tip of the iceberg Rick. The seed each year for 11,000 acres could be worth one of those bigger tractors. The fuel, another tractor. Crop storage ? Who knows ?
Thanks for the great video. Matt is awesome. Love the way he explains what he is doing.
The Matt segments are fantastic! Great video!
Thank you for watching.
What's hard about night work is drinking coffee to stay awake and when you get off and want to sleep you are wired out . I ran heavy equipment on big jobs and worked nights sometimes and its hard on the body and mind. But some people love it.
Matt puts in some long hours in during the fall. It is not fun going from the heated cab out to 23 degrees to fix shear bolts at 3 am.
@@bigtractorpower LOL, BTP...I grew up on a farm in Upstate NY and the manure spreader would freeze up and I would shovel it out by hand ...we didn't have cabs back in my day which would be a little reward from freezing for a little while...farming is tough work.
I found that drinking coffee will really wake you up when you spill it in your lap! With auto-steer and a warm cab it has to be a struggle to stay awake.
@@dwightl5863 LOL, I raked hay with a single front tire AC little old tractor years ago in the daytime and would catch myself in the other row falling asleep....you are correct with that self steering, talk about boredom.
That looks like an army of tractors 2:58
Best educational vids for farming on TH-cam!!! TY
30,000 acres they farm total!! WOW!! That's getting up there. That's 2,500 acres per tractor. This is very interesting. It would be neat to see videos of them planting sometime. Do they have 12 planters? Wonder how big their planters are? Great video. Thanks
Frickin awesome video! Matt is great!
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It is nice to see that many tractors working at once.Well done drivers!
It's a sea of JD green!
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Amazing seeing all those tractors in action, excited to see more videos from Matt in the Winter, and I’m curious if you’ll have any tractor restoration videos for the winter since that’s a good time of the year people work in the barn/shop.
Love watching all that big Equipment work. Wish I could run one.Big Tractor Power scratches the itch. Thanks.
Nice fuel ⛽️ bill. They grow some very good looking crops. Very good video,thanks.
@3:38 I’m sure the tractor loved that. Yikes
You should have seen the 9620R do the same thing a few minutes later. Sadly my camera was not on.
Thankyou for another amazing video,regards from Lincolnshire in the UK. 🚜
Nice video! Dad thought he was doing good when he got one John Deere tractor!
Love your channel
That would be nice working there awesome video love them deers 🚜🚜🚜👍
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Nothing runs like a deere ,but America runs on Dunkin lol
Man you would think that a guy with this much brand new equipment would be running all tracks and controlled traffic. It could save him a huge amount of money in Equipment, personnel and Diesel.
Another great video guys thank yall
3:31 i have done that a couple of times
Big mean green to the extreme nice video
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Nossa só super máquina
Great film really enjoyed checking
it out.
Respect from the Uk
Nice video
Welker farms uses 3 Big Buds to do 10 000 Acres , hardworking men
Great job 👍 Matt.
Fantastic video. Thanks.
Thank you for watching.
Awesome video TY for sharing
Thank you for watching.
WOW! Great episode!
Awesome Video Army of John Deere!!
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Matt is awesome
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bonjour. j' aime cette video, et tant d' autres.
nice,it looks like very strong soil
Ripping soil. Very cool🚜👍
Lots of big iron involved.
That's some awesome equipment!!
Running 24-7 I bet these guys get treated and paid quite handsomely.
Those tractors are nice 👍
Thank you for watching.
Another top quality video, thank you for catching this action
I was just wondering about this after watching the disking video.if compaction was an issue.good video.
Some great footage especially from the camera on the ripper at night.
Thank you for watching.
The Long Green Line
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Mighty fine show
Yes indeed I enjoyed "riding" alongside. I even remember seeing this field at 13.00 being cultivated earlier in the yield - could probably go t here in my sleep now! Bu heh! sitting in the seat & Yawning ;-) Oh mann go read a book or something !! Here at least in UK when we have a well setup Deere on the Plough, one cn sit bak and watch NATURE go by - some lovely Hielan lassies, maybe or just the Rabbits Hares and Peewits - but if you have a Red tractor with a WHITE ROOF - BEWARE the Seagulls - You'll get SHAT upon ! funny that doesn't happen on Green tractors.
It’s good to know I’m actually not the only one that spends 20 hours on a tractor without sleep
Excellent video,, 💘 this channel.
"BTP" ... great camera angles on this one... THANKS
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Wonder where Mr. Billy's 875E is at? Matt wishes his 9420R would do a wheelie...lol
Billy will be in another video with the MT875E. 😁👍👍
@@bigtractorpower Well, Mr. Billy's MT875E still have/pulls 11 shanks John Deere 915 V-Ripper, right? Or did they try it with 9620RX? I suggest that this is from the same farm, but older video: th-cam.com/video/K4HV0dFCLRM/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/xkIvbwTRp6M/w-d-xo.html (older model...).
At 6:30 why was the 6r following directly behind the 9r
The 8245R is following the 9620R because they completed the field and are on their way to cross the road to start subsoiling the next field. They are just covering their tracks on the way out.
VERY NICE GOOD JOB 😍👏👏👏👍
Thank you for watching.
Nice video !!!
Thank you for watching.
Loved this video. Would like to be there.
Thank you for watching.
👍👍 Poor Matt! Videotaping for BTP when you're a sleep 😅
how many acres does a set of plow points last?
I really like that cloudy athmosphere while tractors are working. Great job. By the way ... We all are sinners.
For God so loved the world that he gave His only begotten son.Jesus Christ the son of God came down from heaven in Human flesh.
Jesus Christ willingly died on cross , had burried in tomb and rose from dead after three days according to the scriptures. Jesus Christ loves us so much ,and He died for us so we can have forgivenes for our sins. Past,present and future sins are forgived. Trust in that. Trust in God's mercy. Have a blessed,great, joyfull day to everyone 🤗🤗🤗😃😃
A good video like everytime💪👍👍
Thank you for watching.
That's a lot of money doing work
Big investment to get the ground ready ahead of the weather.
Jalen Rose yeah it almost seems like it wouldn’t be worth it with all that equipment
Jalen Rose. You know the local JD dealer has a big smile on his face when he sees him walk in the door
I'm guessing about a $$ half million apiece for these.Divide by life span. Add fuel, labour maintenance and divide by area treated. Love to know the cost per hectare/acre from this.
Bet they’re all leased!
Wow! That is impressive! Are these tractors leased? I'm reckoning at least $4 million dollars worth of equipment there.
Can't believe that they still do this. NO TILAUGE IS THE ANSWER
No tillage is not always right we used to plow with D8 cats with 50 inch disc towner plows plowing TURNING over from 18 to 42 average depths soil that is frozen that plowed when total frozen become sterile some one tell me why?
Not on this area it isn't the only times we no till is wheat into beans
My family farm 11,000 Acer. We don't have near that many tractor. The over head has to be crazy! This is just nuts on why you would have that much equipment
This farm covers over 30,000 acres of crops. They just subsoil 11,000 acres each year. The other half is in wheat and then that ground is double cropped into soybeans.
How about 45hundred acres grapes
This is truly an example of America at work. Washington is so despicable it makes me sad that these hard working farmers have their tax dollars wasted and all of our tax dollars for that matter. Thank you Jason and Matt and Billy.
😁👍👍. I hope BTP can take time away from the back and forth of daily news and just share some good field time.
It always blows me away how easy all our modern equipment and technology makes this look. Wonder what our fore fathers would say if they saw some of these beasts ripping at there fields.....
It makes you wonder what farming will look like 20-50 years from now.
Really like Matt.😀👍🏾 Did all 12 tractors belong to the 1 farm . Ripping that deep 👍🏾👍🏾🚜🚜🚜
Yes all 12 tractors are part of one farm. Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower the owner must be filthy rich to own 12 such expensive machines!
You should start you a TH-cam channel and you should call it my friend Matt
Man that is impressive!!! Kinda funny to say, but I feel sorry for the poor guy running the 7 series, LOL. I would hate to pay the fuel bill though. OUCH!!!!
The 7210R and 8245Rs are all about getting more acres covered in the day and being done before rains and snow prevent tillage for weeks. The fuel is a trade off in getting done.
How about that we just got the v ripper on the mod hub for farming simulator 19!! Very cool to see the real ones in action to compare!!
3:32. Tight spot! LMAO
I didn't see the head of the fuel pipeline they must have in that field for all those surely thirsty beasts as there's no fuel miser mode on those Deere's when doing tillage like this!!!
Hi it would be nice if you could get to go round the farm yard and get a good look round big farm nice video Graham uk
I want to see the barn that they put them in
It’s a good sized on. I will look st doing a farm tour.
That's alot of mean green In the field. Wow that is tough doing the night shift thing.i now how Matt feels in trying uo stay awake
I heard somewhere that plowing is bad for the soil, especially deep ploughing. Is it true?
That farm own all those JD tractors?
Yes they do.
@@bigtractorpower I wouldn't want that payment book.lol
Not in the No Till plan? What made you decide not to go No Till?
You got 12 JD tractors sub soling 11,000 acres on this farm. Just how big is this farm, to support 12 JD tractors working 24/7?
They crop 33,000 acres in a year. Each of these tractors will put on 900-1,000 hours in a year between fertilizer, planting, grain carting and tillage. The farm raises corn, wheat and soybeans.