Wheat Harvest 22 near Anthony Kansas with Paplow Harvesting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2022
- Wheat Harvest 22 near Anthony Kansas with Paplow Harvesting
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In this video I am out in a wheat field south of Anthony Kansas with Paplow Harvesting as they custom harvest for a farm in the area. In the video you will see 5 Case IH 8250 combines with MacDon FD145 & 245 Flex Draper heads working on two different fields while two Case IH 340 tractors pulling an Elmers 1300 Haul Master Grain Cart & Brent 1395 Cart Keep the grain moving from the combines to the trucks that will haul the wheat to a local grain elevator.
Paplow Harvesting is a custom harvesting company from Worthington Minnesota that follows the wheat harvest on the American Great Plains, They had their crew split up as they were also cutting wheat 2 hours away near Kingfisher Oklahoma.
I filmed several different wheat harvest videos in Kansas and Oklahoma so stay tuned for several more videos from this area,
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She's hard working woman God Bless 🙏 you! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
A HUGE thanks to all the Men & Women that work these long days and the hard work so we can eat.!
Mike, you make some of the best farming, and harvesting videos on TH-cam. Very informative, great angles, and so well explained. Thank you for sharing. I certainly love them. 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Nice video👍😉 seeing a custom harvest crew out in a wheat field is cool to watch😁👍
Well, in this case...
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Thanks a lot for the video! 😊👍🏻
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Thank you for all the footage on #5. Our son, Ethan, joined Paplow's crew this year. He is having an awesome experience. Excellent video!!! I will be sharing!
Thanks Mike, Great video as always! Keep up the great work!!
Love this video and paplow's equipment as well:) seem like they would be a good crew to work for:)
This channel is AWESOME the views are so good
Beautiful video Mike
Never thought it'd happen. Mike Less admitting that a non-Versatile tractor & grain cart "looks pretty good." Just teasing! Great video Mike! As we saw, the combine drivers have to run obstacle courses.
Hello from Junction City, Kansas.
Great way to spend a Sunday night. It would be quite an experience to harvest/travel with these guys. Sure glad you got to film them Mike👍🏻😊
You never disappoint. Great video shots 👌. Can't be a Happier subscriber. Thanks for sharing as much as you do. I like Mike. Happy subscriber 😊!
Mike, you should've went to Conway Springs. That's where the farm that I work for was cutting, along with some ground around Viola and some ground south of Lake Afton.
Great vídeo Mike.
Some good looking equipment working in that paddock, take a few pennies to buy that lot. Great shots of it all working, liked how they manoeuvred through the gates. Regards from Down Under.
Another great video Mike! The Paplow's are good people, and run an excellent operation! I've been visiting with them every year since 2018, and it's always a pleasure to visit with them! Honored to have them as friends, and they also cut for my friends, in North Texas and Southern Oklahoma! Thank you for sharing Mike, and I look forward to seeing the next video!
I know exactly where that field is. My boss farms right north of there. We cut next to them for a couple days. Nice outfit.
As always good video farmhand 👍🏻
Great job again Mike from you,the,operators,and,fine equipment.When you get a chance how about a video on the bread loaf and corn muffin machine in operation.
Thanks for explaining why they are taking less than a full-width cut. I was wondering about that.
I can't believe how big the headers are on those machines! My house is 55 feet in length, and those headers look to be about the same size. Incredible skills on the operators part. 👍👍
They’re 45’. I heard him say the heads were fd 145 and 245. The last two numbers are the width. It’s crazy how they keep getting bigger and bigger. 20 years ago we ran a 16’ and it’d take almost all day to harvest 60 acres lol. That’d be a warm up for the machines nowadays
Some of the largest headers in production are up to 60ft now.... Here's a Honeybee. th-cam.com/video/H4lMlAQMOQM/w-d-xo.html
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My nephew is in #5.
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Mike I love watching wheat harvest videos & I used to go with a custom harvest crew . Thanks for showing all the wheat pickers and are you going to show all the brands ??
Hello!
Great video Mike. I'm not interested in the amount of bushels, but can you give me an idea how many acres are in this field? It looks like it goes on quite a ways and just from experience I would hate to chase cattle around that field. Thanks for sharing.
Mike, thanks for all of your excellent videos.
Have you come across any 60 footer heads. I think that Honeybee are the only mfgs of 60 foot heads in N America-?
They say that the wheat ripens an average of 20 miles a day going north.
Not yet on the 60 footer
@@farmhandmike Thanks for your fast reply.
The Australians are now running a fair number of 60 foot heads, fronts as they call them
Midwest manufacturing which is west of Brisbane in Auz manufacture most of their 60 footers and Honeybee from Canada are now shipping some to Auz.
How's the yield?
It is amazing how high the flagship combines can lift the heads, also what is the red crop on the nearby field? I would think it is too early for milo to be red.
There was a field that was worked of red dirt if that's what you were seeing???
why the combine didnt fully utilize the space? he left some feet on his left side
I wonder if they notice any difference between the 145 and 245 headers?
Good Question, They never said.
what is the tank on the green cart for?
Its a water tank with a fire hose.
Why do they drive as they want during the harvest instead of moving systematically through the field?
There is terraces in the field and they have to follow those contours. They don't show up super good in this video but they are there.
@@farmhandmike Ah, thanks for the explanation. .-)
too bad they cant use ALL the header!
Once they get out of the terraced fields they will be able to.
running them machines' like they dont own them,vary inefficient harvest crew i have seen.
Please explain your comment?
Why doesn't the owner of the land combine their own wheat?
It requires too much work and equipment for some farmers to put forth.
Then you shouldn't be farming
No Robb, Lots of these farms are cattle farmers and graze cattle on this wheat over the winter. They pull the cattle off in march and harvest what grain they can but growing wheat for maximum grain yield is not as important as the cattle. With large acres of wheat they need to get it harvested in a short time and the custom harvester makes that happen. Maybe this won't work in your operation but works out just fine for others. Some of the farms do have their own combines but they also grow other crops besides wheat.