I just found your channel today for the first time. I've always wondered why people who basically youtube for a living dont invest in their setup and have multiple cameras, drones and just do a better job at it. Some of these big channels are soooooooo boring they turn a camera on to tell us what they are going to do and then turn it off and turn it back on once its done.... where's the action shot? It cant be that hard. Nothing more boring that watching a BFV. It looks like you put a ton of time into it and do a good job, I'm a subscriber now
It's so good to see farmers do these variety/breed comparisons in larger scale. We used to be a seed producer (oats and barley) and were fortunate enough to have local farmers to do comparisons. It's really limited what the research stations can do own their own fields so this really gives added value for both seed producers and farmers
Absolutely! Farmers doing these large-scale comparisons are like running real-world science experiments. Plus, it's a win-win: seed producers get great data, and farmers get to see what actually works in the field. Everyone’s a little bit of a scientist out there!
Watching these machines work on the field is both fascinating and inspiring. The level of professionalism and the advanced technology used is simply incredible. It’s amazing to see how much progress has been made in agriculture!
Picking corn at 12.70% no lp bill this year. Dusty is an understatement. Very dry and dusty. Gravel roads are just powder and bumpy. For me it's a fun harvest so far, been driving truck in the boone ia area.
This video is amazing! The agricultural machinery operating in the field is incredibly professional and precise. The modern equipment optimizes all farming processes, ensuring high productivity and saving time. Truly impressive with the current agricultural technology!
Its awesome to watch. Here in New Zealand we plant rye/clover straight after corn and then fatten livestock off the same ground. The animals put nutrients back into the soil and we double our income.
114-99 is having a great year! I’m a local DeKalb/Asgrow FSR for Bayer so if you ever want to learn more about hybrids or need help with Climate don’t hesitate to reach out!
Great video and super helpful! We ran into similar issues with our 9660’s corner post display. A word of advice-check for corrosion on the wiring harness pin connections in the compartment near the stairs. Pull out the large computer board, unplug the 30/40-pin connector, and inspect for white corrosion on the pins. Scrape it off with a razor blade or use a corrosion inhibitor. But it does make me wonder-why do manufacturers still use components that are prone to corrosion in such critical areas? You’d think there’d be more robust solutions by now. Anyway, fantastic job on the video, really appreciate the content!
We’re at 14-15% here in Minnesota. If it’s going to town immediately we keep it at 16 or less. Great video Grant. Chasing that dream love to see it man.
Corn prices to the farmer down. Prices to consumer up. Farmers are the only ones that pay retail prices for everything but has to sell his product for wholesale prices. Thank a farmer for every meal you eat. Nice video guys. Congrats on a good yield and good harvesting weather. Thank You!
Initiatives including waving (canceling) property taxes for farmers that own less than 1,000 acres should be put in place; this would decrease inputs and there fore help with their overhead. This must be instituted as small farmers (defined as anything less than 1,000 acres totals) will be struggling this year to turn a profit, most corn farmers are looking a $1.00 per acre loss this year, extremely tragic.
We had similar issues on our 9660 with the corner post display, check for corrosion on the wiring harness pin connections in compartment by the stairs. Pull the large computer board out and unplug the large 30/40 pin connector, look in the connector at the pins for a white corrosion, scrape off with a razor blade/brush/corrosion inhibitor.
I was thinkin ''electronics cleaner'' and a lil brush AT LEAST .... scrape the METAL connector spockets/ploles up a little bit with a ''tiny drillbit'' or lil pick... if but, is there a monitor UPGRADE he could get to get that info on the GEN4300 wuetveer monitor, or even an aftermarket BOX to plug in that makes the ISOBUS or wuever goin on the IPAD??? so it can display whatever you needed to see... (the conorpostinfo...)
Love the video Grant! I really think you need another 4wd tractor on the farm. My personal favorite tractor of all time would be a John Deere 7810 4wd powershift. Such a handy tractor for everything in my opinion.
Absolutely love the John Deere 9560 STS! Its advanced STS technology and efficient grain separation make harvesting a breeze. Perfect for getting the job done with precision and speed. A reliable workhorse that every farmer can count on! 🌾🚜
If you are breaking cobs in half. It is mostly your header auger needs to be adjusted. So the cobs can't seek under or behind the auger. We just did that to our combine because the cobs would break in half before they go in.
Yes, it’s pretty crazy. He looked back and all of a sudden his combine was engulfed in flames. Fortunately he knows what he’s looking for when buying equipment and he found one he liked pretty quick.
My uncle has a 9770 Bullet rotor, and it’s works great! We just got about a quarter of a field done today, and my Uncle says it’s his favorite combine, and he wouldn’t trade it for jack shit 😂 Love from Kentland, IN ❤️
I've been driving all over Newton County last week and again this coming week doing a pavement analysis for the county. May have seen it out in the field.
This is my dream job but here in Greece the prices for our crops are very low and the prices for seeds and fertilizer are high and we dont really do well every year (i am 18 years old and i love farming)
Speaking of precision planting, you mentioned one of your previous videos that you were looking to upgrade to precision I just wanted to warn you that your frame is not a very good frame for Delta force. I worked for a guy that had a 1760 and when we got into some no-till ground the frame wasn’t heavy enough and we couldn’t put enough downforce down. Just a little tidbit. Keep up the good work.
Hey quick question for any farmers in the States. Did you all have issues with wild oats? there was a lot of wild oats and kosher weed that just would not die to any spray im just curious if that's down there too or not
is the combine smart enuf to send that data to a different monitor or ipad or something??? or was that ONE GENERATION BEFORE that intergeratation even into a gen3 or wutever OLD OLD MONITOR was able to be done??? seemas like that should be an option.....
It sends some Data to monitor! I'm 95% sure it doesn't send things like Rotor, Fan Speed, Convace etc to monitor tho. Other data like MPH, fuel usage is sent to monitor tho!
what is market outlook? lows 4s per bushel? Will you wait to sell or not? What is your yield looking like? your density looks good, so I am guessing at least 185 bushels per acre
I have Ops Center- I just don't have the Modem bought yet to upload to Ops Center wirelessly. So for now Fieldview is easier to use. Next year will most likely purchase the modem so I can upload wirelessly in 8110 & Combine.
@@granthilbert5632 they had a really cool package this spring on sale and when you bought a new GEN five screen, you got a free mode and the whole package with but yeah, it’s very expensive stuff it’s easier on the wallet when you buy it overtime.
There's a few ways to look at it. While at 16% you don't pay as much drying costs you usually don't yield as many bushels as you would harvesting it at 18-22% due to phantom loss (highly debated topic). In the video, I referenced a study last year that was done across 4 hybrids and 24% was the most economical moisture to harvest and take directly to the elevator and pay dry down costs. This year the economics aren't in the studies favor as much. Will never really know unless I conduct the study on farm! Should have done it this year.
@@granthilbert5632 I understand completely it’s the fact you don’t have storage is the reason for the comment.. I try and pick 18-24% to dry and store… yes there is a a cost to dry and there is shrink but I always say is I have more kernels to shrink at 18% then at 14%…. After 15.5 you lose money the other way in water… 14% is -1.5 points and on 200 bu. Corn that’s 3 bushels a acre
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What I've gathered from all of the farming videos I've watched is that the farming community is a very tight knit community.
Who else likes this channel?
I do 👍
This channel and Larson Farms
I do!
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ME!!!!!!
Nothing like a Saturday afternoon watching grant do corn ❤️
Haha, all you need now is some popcorn and a can of corn juice for the perfect afternoon! 🌽🍿
Love learning how you got started and how it all works. hope I can start up my own farm like you
I just found your channel today for the first time. I've always wondered why people who basically youtube for a living dont invest in their setup and have multiple cameras, drones and just do a better job at it. Some of these big channels are soooooooo boring they turn a camera on to tell us what they are going to do and then turn it off and turn it back on once its done.... where's the action shot? It cant be that hard. Nothing more boring that watching a BFV. It looks like you put a ton of time into it and do a good job, I'm a subscriber now
You are truly a inspiration grant
It's so good to see farmers do these variety/breed comparisons in larger scale. We used to be a seed producer (oats and barley) and were fortunate enough to have local farmers to do comparisons. It's really limited what the research stations can do own their own fields so this really gives added value for both seed producers and farmers
Absolutely! Farmers doing these large-scale comparisons are like running real-world science experiments. Plus, it's a win-win: seed producers get great data, and farmers get to see what actually works in the field. Everyone’s a little bit of a scientist out there!
Watching these machines work on the field is both fascinating and inspiring. The level of professionalism and the advanced technology used is simply incredible. It’s amazing to see how much progress has been made in agriculture!
Picking corn at 12.70% no lp bill this year. Dusty is an understatement. Very dry and dusty. Gravel roads are just powder and bumpy. For me it's a fun harvest so far, been driving truck in the boone ia area.
This video is amazing! The agricultural machinery operating in the field is incredibly professional and precise. The modern equipment optimizes all farming processes, ensuring high productivity and saving time. Truly impressive with the current agricultural technology!
Your videos always inspire me to live a more mindful life
Its awesome to watch. Here in New Zealand we plant rye/clover straight after corn and then fatten livestock off the same ground.
The animals put nutrients back into the soil and we double our income.
What is rye used for? To produce dark beer?
@@TrucksTractorsHD rye grass and clover. It's what cows eat! Rodger.
No doubt my favorite farming channel
Love the vids
Your my favorite youtuber, you made me want to farm thank you so much for posting Grant❤
Are you a fan of johndeere? Me too!
Awesome video corn harvest is my favorite time of year
114-99 is having a great year! I’m a local DeKalb/Asgrow FSR for Bayer so if you ever want to learn more about hybrids or need help with Climate don’t hesitate to reach out!
Thanks Nick!
Great video and super helpful! We ran into similar issues with our 9660’s corner post display. A word of advice-check for corrosion on the wiring harness pin connections in the compartment near the stairs. Pull out the large computer board, unplug the 30/40-pin connector, and inspect for white corrosion on the pins. Scrape it off with a razor blade or use a corrosion inhibitor. But it does make me wonder-why do manufacturers still use components that are prone to corrosion in such critical areas? You’d think there’d be more robust solutions by now. Anyway, fantastic job on the video, really appreciate the content!
I love farming but it also is just so relaxing.
Boys are getter done ! Love your content grant and Spencer !!
20:53 i one day hope to have my own Corn farm in Iowa. And I love the work Spencer!
We’re at 14-15% here in Minnesota. If it’s going to town immediately we keep it at 16 or less. Great video Grant. Chasing that dream love to see it man.
The combine's doing its thing! 277 bushels? That’s some serious corn 🌽🔥. Loving the detailed updates, keep ‘em coming!
Love the videos keep it up.
Grant I enjoy every video you make!
Nothing like watching an amazing video from an amazing TH-camr on the porch drinking coffee
Corn prices to the farmer down. Prices to consumer up. Farmers are the only ones that pay retail prices for everything but has to sell his product for wholesale prices.
Thank a farmer for every meal you eat.
Nice video guys. Congrats on a good yield and good harvesting weather.
Thank You!
Initiatives including waving (canceling) property taxes for farmers that own less than 1,000 acres should be put in place; this would decrease inputs and there fore help with their overhead. This must be instituted as small farmers (defined as anything less than 1,000 acres totals) will be struggling this year to turn a profit, most corn farmers are looking a $1.00 per acre loss this year, extremely tragic.
We had similar issues on our 9660 with the corner post display, check for corrosion on the wiring harness pin connections in compartment by the stairs. Pull the large computer board out and unplug the large 30/40 pin connector, look in the connector at the pins for a white corrosion, scrape off with a razor blade/brush/corrosion inhibitor.
I was thinkin ''electronics cleaner'' and a lil brush AT LEAST ....
scrape the METAL connector spockets/ploles up a little bit with a ''tiny drillbit'' or lil pick... if
but, is there a monitor UPGRADE he could get to get that info on the GEN4300 wuetveer monitor, or even an aftermarket BOX to plug in that makes the ISOBUS or wuever goin on the IPAD??? so it can display whatever you needed to see... (the conorpostinfo...)
I like the creative placements of the cameras. Nice video.
Thank you for the great videos👍, also just one more month till FS25
Love the video Grant! I really think you need another 4wd tractor on the farm. My personal favorite tractor of all time would be a John Deere 7810 4wd powershift. Such a handy tractor for everything in my opinion.
Absolutely love the John Deere 9560 STS! Its advanced STS technology and efficient grain separation make harvesting a breeze. Perfect for getting the job done with precision and speed. A reliable workhorse that every farmer can count on! 🌾🚜
I agree but I personally would go with an Axial Flow 2300 series. Simpler machine and just better designs.
@@willcultra3268I agree but I like green heads.
What heads are you using?
9610 vs a 2366..
Not sure where I'd go
@@jefffraser6666 2208 corn head. 1020 Flex Head platform. 20ft. Eventually go to a 30+ft. Previously had a 1660 with an older Case IH 6-row header.
Sample in the tank looks great. Glad you got the header issues figured out.
I was running the grain cart , and watching Grant when I stop
Thank you for the update! I love the content!
Nothing like harvesting corn and watching grant harvest too 😂
I have been waiting for the next video
Great video. Super interesting on the plots. Really enjoy your channel. 👍🏼
Stay safe out there Grant🙏
Grant is the best TH-camr like if you are with me
You’re fine to haul that one wagon with a 4020, it should pull it no problem lol
Awesome video 👍
So
Proud of you Spencer for doing the corn harvesting You came you saw conquered it Grant awesome vlog bro with spectacular Spencer
I love beans, but I love corn more.
That freakin awesome! Keep up the hard work 💪🏻
I love this channel
Hell fire brother, glad yall got going good. Would love a video on how you calibrate your combine. Thanks for the content
If you are breaking cobs in half. It is mostly your header auger needs to be adjusted. So the cobs can't seek under or behind the auger. We just did that to our combine because the cobs would break in half before they go in.
Great video guys!
Awesome video!
love the corn harvest
Great Video
I had this playing in my pocket while I was greasing, my corn picker
Love the vids man
U should call it 2 guys farming....Great Vid🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽👍👍
Nature + hard work = magic. Every frame of this video speaks to that
Cool video of ya corn harvesting
Its most likely a relay that needs replaced thats causing the display to not work, we had the same issue with our JD 9760 and that was the issue
Just pull the little Parker with the Super Duty. We do it all the time.
One grain truck would help tremendously with you traveling back an forth to the grainery
Watching this while unloading corn
Watching this as a grain cart man
You should get an 8 row head if you think you want a 16 or 24 row planter
Let’s go corn harvest has officially started 💚🌽
Don't see many octagonal clay tile anymore. Better save that one as a souvenir. LOL
Compared to last year the corn head is doing a awesome job
100%!
Corn harvest seemed to go good
Speaking of combine fires Clark Farms in Indiana his caught fire this year on beans. A good reminder to have insurance.
Yes, it’s pretty crazy. He looked back and all of a sudden his combine was engulfed in flames. Fortunately he knows what he’s looking for when buying equipment and he found one he liked pretty quick.
Check with ag express they may be able to fix your display rather than having to buy a new display.
My grandpa owns the same combine and a Brent 744 gravity wagon
My uncle has a 9770 Bullet rotor, and it’s works great! We just got about a quarter of a field done today, and my Uncle says it’s his favorite combine, and he wouldn’t trade it for jack shit 😂 Love from Kentland, IN ❤️
I've been driving all over Newton County last week and again this coming week doing a pavement analysis for the county. May have seen it out in the field.
I know a guy that runs a 9870 it's a beast. Good machines
@@bjepple82 probably! Was it with a Case IH Steiger and a J&M Graincart?
@@drewmax-kl4oy nice!
@Burnout_4 , I don't know. I've seen so many this past week that it's hard to keep track.
Nice one.#Kenya
FS25 graphics lookin fire 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Just got back from a tractor ride along with my farmer friend planting wheat
You guys should buy a grain cart and hire you trucking done.
Should add another column on that result chart and include seed corn cost.
Farming simulator is getting crazy with these graphics!
That truck will pull that wagon.
This is my dream job but here in Greece the prices for our crops are very low and the prices for seeds and fertilizer are high and we dont really do well every year (i am 18 years old and i love farming)
Speaking of precision planting, you mentioned one of your previous videos that you were looking to upgrade to precision I just wanted to warn you that your frame is not a very good frame for Delta force. I worked for a guy that had a 1760 and when we got into some no-till ground the frame wasn’t heavy enough and we couldn’t put enough downforce down. Just a little tidbit. Keep up the good work.
You should invest on a grain buggy
how is it so good weather in the us in octoberr where i live its muddy and crops drown sometime i still love my country tho
hey Grant did you planting any wheat in your soybeans fields yet???
Hey quick question for any farmers in the States. Did you all have issues with wild oats? there was a lot of wild oats and kosher weed that just would not die to any spray im just curious if that's down there too or not
“Grants dumping into me” 😂😂😂😂
We want Mr. Chow!
is the combine smart enuf to send that data to a different monitor or ipad or something??? or was that ONE GENERATION BEFORE that intergeratation even into a gen3 or wutever OLD OLD MONITOR was able to be done??? seemas like that should be an option.....
It sends some Data to monitor! I'm 95% sure it doesn't send things like Rotor, Fan Speed, Convace etc to monitor tho. Other data like MPH, fuel usage is sent to monitor tho!
Hi Grant just wondering if there will be a update on American farming this week? Thanks
Must be nice were 2.5 months in
It’s corn!!!!
what is market outlook? lows 4s per bushel? Will you wait to sell or not? What is your yield looking like? your density looks good, so I am guessing at least 185 bushels per acre
Have u thought about getting an 8 or 12 row corn header? Your combine should handle it
Def not 12, maybe 8 in future!
W video like always
You should get a 8row
does anybody els hate when spencer uses that 360 cam
What game is this? Looks INCREDIBLY realistic!
I want to be like grant
Can you do a shop tour and tool box tour
Why do you use Fieldview instead of John Deere Ops Center?
I have Ops Center- I just don't have the Modem bought yet to upload to Ops Center wirelessly. So for now Fieldview is easier to use. Next year will most likely purchase the modem so I can upload wirelessly in 8110 & Combine.
@@granthilbert5632 they had a really cool package this spring on sale and when you bought a new GEN five screen, you got a free mode and the whole package with but yeah, it’s very expensive stuff it’s easier on the wallet when you buy it overtime.
Are you taking a beating hauling in 18% corn
I know you are probably getting docked a ton
My area 16% corn is like 10 cents and goes wild from there 20% is like 80ce ts
There's a few ways to look at it. While at 16% you don't pay as much drying costs you usually don't yield as many bushels as you would harvesting it at 18-22% due to phantom loss (highly debated topic).
In the video, I referenced a study last year that was done across 4 hybrids and 24% was the most economical moisture to harvest and take directly to the elevator and pay dry down costs. This year the economics aren't in the studies favor as much.
Will never really know unless I conduct the study on farm! Should have done it this year.
@@granthilbert5632 I understand completely it’s the fact you don’t have storage is the reason for the comment.. I try and pick 18-24% to dry and store… yes there is a a cost to dry and there is shrink but I always say is I have more kernels to shrink at 18% then at 14%…. After 15.5 you lose money the other way in water… 14% is -1.5 points and on 200 bu. Corn that’s 3 bushels a acre
Hey grant, is a plot another name foʻr a little feild?