It's 'Barley' ready! 🤣
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2021
- ** So Mike is back north again (as he was spraying remember back at the main farm) and he is trying to combine his Barley, but it's just barely dry enough to harvest. Mike doesn't have a dryer yet or bins with Air in them to cool /dry the barley down.
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It must feel nice to have a crop that actually works the combine and you can see what is done.
Just received your samples from this field for Mike and Ashtyn Ventures, will be putting it on for germ today, you will know by Monday if it will make beer.
You can adjust your unload rate on the joystick currently. Use the wayline nudge toggle switch on the back of the joystick when the unloader is engaged
Thank goodness, finally a harvest video!
Wow that's some clean looking barely!
Mike, you get me intrigued brother, I’m a farmer too and love watching you and your unique style, From South Australia wishing you all the best in a shitty year 🌾🇦🇺👍
Thanks for the ride along Mike, enjoyed the video!
that combine gets a good sample for barley
Mike I'm no combine specialist, but that sample looks good 👍
Nice to see something finally coming into the header!!!
that auger is so long its like you could be in two townships at one time>
Combines for ya XD
You are getting your high numbers from the green kernels.they hit barley harder then wheat.i use to work with Barlet back in my day on the farm.best thing is to swath it down to try help it dry
Mike you do a pretty good job at doing everything's at one time.
Its always a good time in your videos. Loner the better! Excellent work as always.
Pretty dam clean sample.
Very cool video Mike!!! I sure like watching all your videos. I love seeing all the big equipment and the huge fields! You sure do a great job narration also.
Congratulations on the new farm hand !
Love your combine videos!
Great video Mike good luck combining your barley
Just a laid back harvest!! Anymore laid back you'd bang your head!!!!🤣😂👌
Hello Mike hope harvest is going best it can😃
Wow. Good job 👍
I love the timelapse/speedrun you did in this one 😀 always nice to see the real deal of farming life
I think you are going to have a beautiful harvest of very fine grain wheat 🌾🌾🤌👍👍
Great video mike! Keep em coming
Malt people are only fussy when they have lots of choice. When there’s a shortage, it’s amazing what they will take.
Imagine what they use to make malt out of back in the day
Never a truer word spoken
Sample looks good.. everyone see how ya, work with the storage co... aye?
@@frankhoff9463 That's assuming the beer came out the same quality as today :P
Diferencias entre la old School y la nueva.... Vaya tela
It's a vibe all the time
Many moons ago. We use to put propanic acid on the barley to lessen the percentage of moisture in the feed.
Nice to see the 9 harvesting crop instead of dust
You go Mike, glad to hear your voice positive after the hell you're been through.
Nice to see decent grain crop being harvested this year. W. US is a disaster, much of midwest drought wind damage or disease.
You're going to appreciate those barley checks if you can hold off for spring late spring deliver. Think $10 bu or more when the cattlemen are buthcering their best breeder bulls n cows because they're all out of feed. Prime fat slaughter steers will be $250++ a hundred on the hoof.
Sure love my Labatts, price going up. Cattlemen will be rustling semis of barley
Mike,nice to see you get some reward for your effort,unlike back home,same effort,little reward.
Great video
Barley worked good for us in Germany, even when it was dry for our conditions here
Travis is a smart guy he knows which is the best red of course.
Great looking crop of barley, Mike! Sample was maybe a little dirty but not bad.
I am down here in central Montana, where malt barley has been our main crop for decades; we sell to Coors or Busch Ag or local malt houses (and they have their own proprietary seed varieties for sure and are quite picky).
Oddly a lot of what we have grown is going to be sold as feed and shipped your way this year (quite a rare year for that). Feed prices are higher this year than malt prices, which occurs maybe once every 20 years.
We typically don't bin barley at anything over 13.5 due to concerns over spoilage, assuming no aeration.
The barley itch is real lol. Don't worry your eyes will stop itching and watering after a few days. Maybe ;)
Seems to be a lot of ledges etc in the Ideals grain tank for the grain to snag and sit on!
You need to have red tinted glasses in all non red equipment up north
This is what we harvest here in Norway. Just in a much smaller scale
Just a thought on straw chopper plugging, our 780 claas was having plugging issues too. Turned out the swinging hammers were rounded off so we we able to flip them as they are dual sided and haven't plugged again. The problem got worse as the combine got more hours on it. The rotors drop straw on both side of the chopper and what was happening was the choppers back swing wasn't cutting through the material and instead batting straw back up at the rotor. New sharp square edge flails fixed it up. This was after 500 hours.
Interesting, thanks for speaking up about that
Bards is a beer which isn't made with wheat or barley, but with sorghum.
Hello Mike good 🌾👨🌾🤞😂🤣🇮🇹
Planet and Extincel are also some very good Varietys, i use in the Brewery :P
The drought and poor crops are causing ole mike to earn all his money off TH-cam making us watch all the advertisements!! Hahah 😡😡. Great video as always buddy 👍
Barley is gnarly. Never thought of rolling it. What's that like?
Wait, Mike I have a question: If it's for beer or feed how do I roll it?
Oh. You're saying I have to get the high-brids. Got ya.
Perfekt video to eat someting thx Mike from germany
Nice barley
What is your 0-2 bushels per acre time? LOL. Love your commentary Mike! 🤣👍
This is making me keen for harvest
My Dad claimed malt barley was a specialty crop but he also did summer fallow on 1/3 of his land barley was always planted as a first crop.
Need to grow Austenson barley, great feed variety and very high yeilding
Feed prices are pretty crazy right now. We didn’t grow any wheat this year because of the barley prices and being a feedlot. We’re a new lot located in Saskatchewan, send a loads our way ;).
What you guys paying, we have lots of feed barley and otber feed grains available
If I plugged my choppers 3 times in a year I would hate myself lol
a camera at the end of the tube would help with the discharge! A hug from Brazil!
“Wanna tweak my sample”? 😂
Hey mike I gotta question. Are you gonna be making some straw bales out there.and congratulations to you and Ashton with the bundle of joy
I highly doubt they'll bale anything
Put the nutrients back in the soil unless you need the straw and make more money baling it than fertilizer to replace it will cost.
So that is what beer looks like 🤣
Trees? Those are large shrubs! Lol
God provides does He.
Think claas has wind and hill correction on their chaff/straw management system on their newest combines👀
You could go and ask the whiskey guys about your barley, they shouldn´t be too fuzzy about it as long as you can tell them where it came from.
I see Mike as has the new May West duct tape fingers on his combine head. :)
Was going to point that 😁 but realy, why is there a duct tape?
@@martynasvizbaras1180 The combine started the season down South where the crops are very thin and short.
The more brittle the straw on Fendt, the most aggressive fixed knifes, tough straw, the knifes should be pointing down, she the straw sliding on the knife.
In Rīga there gonna be a farm show I hope there's a ideal 10 and x9
Enjoy the channel !!
You must have the patience of Jobe to continue to run this combine. Not bashing the machine, just seems high maintenance.
Haha but eventually Job even complained near the end 😂🤷🏻♂️
Interesting, Barley here also goes into making flour for baking.
There are specific bread types that only take barley to make them, and nothing else works.
Would a video monitor system help you keep an eye out for plugs?
One 12mm nut to take the wiper right off🤣
WAY TO CLEAN MIKE. LEAVE SOME AWN.
It's so strange not to be cutting around trees in my neck of the woods.
morning
In sweden we do some barli flour
Small brewery's are picky and spoiled since they don't need thousands of tonnes of barley to malt.
But big guys started contracting their own and only buy the deficit on the market. And Farmers cought up on the picky brewers and contract tonnes for smaller ones but at a better price.
Mike not sure many people grow those malt varieties anymore. At least not in my area. We now grow cervesa and bow barley. Newer varieties and way better genetics in them.
Barley is also used as sheep feed. As it is easier on there gut. Were as wheat is bad for them. Don’t know why I’m 15
I need this job in your farm house
Why does one of your reel bars have some tines tied together? I only see this on the left side and only one of those bars (and not even the whole bar)? Enjoy your videos!
Good thing your not binning the barley. You do not want to bin green barley in it. It will spoil quit quickly and spreads pretty fast. Nothing like wheat at all for storage.
So I have a question . How full do you get before you unload across a feild?
Mike any plans for Fendt to add rear beater behind the rotors?
What did you mean roll the barley? BTW I farm in Kansas near where the Fendt combines are built. Awesome machines
It’s a land roller, packs in any rocks and makes it smooth.
So Mike...I have a question. With those low, and green areas you are going around. Since you are up north there, could it be worth considering just swathing those, then have a cow-calf operator, or rancher round bale the stuff, and sell it to them as green feed for his cow herd for the winter?
Too bad you don't have a rc tractor for the grain cart. Would doing skip passes with the combine work better?
Problem with swathing, hard to pickup short stubble windrow, will lose some
Hope it dries down on its own.
You can get barley in the grocery store. I use it in soups
Some grocery stores. Most could order it in for you. Health food stores carry it.
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mike we are waiting for u to seed kms hybrid rye, it will survive -35c ez pz and wont dry out next spring, do a small field make a video :)
how does the flex mode work on the header ? is it some sort of wire that tightens or loosens to enable the header to either flex or be ridged ?
Air bags, adjustable from the cab
Is there a market for straw as bedding in your area ?
It would be cool to see you demo a gleaner and see your honest opinion
Again, it's way to freaking small for him!
Wayyy too small.
I don’t think gleaner makes anything bigger then a class 7 that would be way to small for Mike’s operation.
@@jameswilliams-rc9hj gleaner makes a class 8. Can’t remember what the model is called though.
@@davidlogel2350 same machine as the S97. Has a different engine Tune and $30,000 more.
im not into farming at all, but can You explain why just reegular truck can pick up stuff from field instead of expensive traktor with trailer?
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It's odd that around here they can harvest 150 bushel/acre wheat and never plug the chopper.
Very punny!
MIKE what what version of ideal 10 is better the one when living in subcontinent the track one ir those round wheels one?
Do you have a clutch kit to empty the auger when the tank shuts off?
Yes, the ideals have it fitted from factory, automatically does it every time you shut the auger off and can be overridden for a fast shut down
You could make more money selling straw bales per acre than what your southern fields yield.
Si esto fuera en español seria genial