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i still plant corn and soy beans and grain sorghum in 38 inch rows.

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Those are the immigrants farmers that must be left alone and don’t bother them . We need them Americans need food on they’re tables

The content is very useful, thank you for sharing

It’s truly amazing to witness such a modern production process, where every step is carried out meticulously to deliver the highest quality products

Great video ❤❤

I loved how detailed and informative this video was. It's clear that a lot of thought and effort goes into farming, and the technology behind it is impressive!

900-1 200mm deep for peanuts??? I don't think so!!

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The way they handle the workload of hundreds of people with such precision and efficiency is just incredible.

That is really the work "for God", good easy going farmers. Congratulations, you are heroes of the productivity! Best wishes in this incoming New Year 2025.

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John Deere like drugs should be outlawed

awesome i love looking at harvesting machines it opens my eyes

The detail in this video is amazing. Have you ever tried comparing manual process with machine process? It's interesting!

Love how informative this video was! I’m definitely going to check out more of your content on farming tech.

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It's fascinating

The best most accurate narrative so far. Well explained. Music a bit dull. But well done. I’m subscribing on the basis you’ll do more for farming.

learn something every day

Sending warm wishes from the US! May your life be as beautiful and bright as your dreams. Keep shining!

24:39 🌽 Perfect timing for harvesting corn is crucial. Loved seeing the high-tech John Deere harvesters in action! 🍿

24:27 - 🌽🚜 John Deere's 54 row corn planter is a game-changer! The precision and efficiency of this machine are a testament to the advancements in agricultural engineering. 👏

25:33 Looks great

26:10 I don't think corn can be sucked with a vacuum without the kernels breaking

What advanced techniques and machinery do farmers use to efficiently harvest thousands of tons of apples, potatoes, and corn?

Yung children should be shown how this process of feeding the people of the world.....

Absolutely beautiful and perfect work!Thank you!

Awesome i wish i work here❤❤❤

Yes the mechanisation has helped the farmer to grow more and sell more. But it has removed thousands of workers from earning a living, if the process was to continue soon few would be able to afford the large amount of products produced. Quite an interesting circle.

Absolutely fantastic, learn something every day, Mike in the UK.

New subscriber!!! This is a great channel!!!! I've watched these kinds of videos for a very long time. Agriculture is fascinating!!! Great video quality. I REALLY liked the way this was shot and narrated. Glad I found this channel.

This video is nothing but blowing smoke up your asses. This is not right!

At 20:49, it looks like the farmer is disc tilling the soil and not ploughing? Is artificial intelligence narrating this video?

The music is that same farmery music played on other RUclips channels when farmery subjects are being shown. Did you notice the narrator called the pickles , " melons"?

Trump immigration policy will end Farming, Health care, Construction, Landscaping, Janitorial services, Warehousing industries that rely on immigrants for labor ...they're backbone to US economy yet the administration bashing about it.

Can someone please explain what's happening from 27:49 - 27:55 ? The corn is green and tasseling, yet there's grain in the combine. There's little to no residue or trash left behind, yet relatively no output from the shredder.

Bleeding john deer fluff piece!

The video offers a great overview of how crops like peanuts and corn are cultivated, but one thing that stood out to me was the timing of planting and harvest. It’s clear that farmers need to be extremely precise with when they plant and harvest to ensure the best yield, but I also wonder about the effects of climate change on these cycles. The video mentions that corn grows best in warmer temperatures, which makes me think about how global warming could impact these growing seasons. We’ve already seen unpredictable weather patterns affecting farmers around the world-floods, droughts, and temperature fluctuations. How much longer can traditional farming methods keep up with these changes? Are there any innovative solutions that can help farmers adapt to these new challenges without losing productivity? This seems like an important topic to dive into further, as the stability of our food supply is at stake.

You really need to look at different equipment other then john deere they have one of the most expensive but yet not even close to the best equipment my opinion it's one of the worst and they break down alot compared to others on the market today

I can't believe what to see

Amazing! These harvesting machine videos are truly eye-opening! [01:45]

Love the video much love and respect thanks for sharing

Nice to see a farming program with no lazy white workers.

that music is annoying and sucks

This documentary sheds light on the sheer scale of modern farming - it’s wild to see thousands of tons of crops like apples, potatoes, and corn harvested with such efficiency! 🌾🍏 It really makes you think, though - is all this industrial farming sustainable in the long run, or are we pushing nature too hard? Regardless, the teamwork and technology on display here are impressive. I’d love to see more on how different farms balance productivity with environmental care. Keep the great content coming!

It’s incredible to see how technology has improved the way vineyards operate

Wow, these machines are absolutely mind-blowing! 🤯 The way they handle the workload of hundreds of people with such precision and efficiency is just incredible. 🚜⚙ Your videos always leave me in awe - the way you capture these powerful moments is unmatched. Thank you for sharing such fascinating content; it’s truly inspiring to see technology in action like this!

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I have two Mt. Olive jars in my fridge right now.