That's what has me scared my son is 7 months now and into that trying new food. but since he is adopted we don't know what his bio dad's family medical is like.
@@domination1985 I hear ya. Trying new food was really tough. We ended up going to a specialist and they did a scratch test to check I think 26 different allergens. It was very informative but was hard on him because his back inches really bad from where they preformed the tests. I highly suggest the test.
@@feelinghealingfrequences7179 just because things are scary doesn’t mean there bad. You be dead right now if everyone backed away from things that are a little scary
I'm a retired Farmer from California. Love your video's I watch your Video every day if possible. I Farmed Almonds. I would love to drive your equipment The technology is amazing
This is so much less complicated in Farm Simulator! All kidding aside, a lot of people have NO IDEA how hard farming actually is and how many long hours and frustration go into a crop! I’m on the east coast and in my area a 100 acre farm is a whopper here. I know you couldn’t park your equipment in that small of an area. Farmers have my utmost respect! I’m glad your son is okay! I went through something similar when I was 3-4 years old. Bees nearly killed me.
Nowadays farming is quite easy compared to 50 years ago. I used to farm too and the advancements in equipment and technology replace a lot of the manual labor that was prevalent in the 1960's-1980's. The combine cab especially is so much more comfortable as back then some combines did not even have a cab.....so imagine being in the harvest dirt and dust with no protection from heat either. Farm subsidies and direct payments also make it nearly financially fool proof. I had very little of that. My backup plan was cattle, hogs and late season planted forages to make up for a crop failure due to drought which doubled the amount of labor to make it in any given year. Didn't have subsidized crop insurance back then. So farmers have it pretty darn good nowadays....how else could they pay for the equipment.
Hello Mike....my toddler also gave us a scare a few years ago; due to allergies. Was a relief to find out the true cause. Was a nail biter of a weekend
I know everyone wants automated everything nowadays, but I full heartedly agree with Mike on electric tarps and all the extra bells and whistles, they’re nice but it’s one more thing to break on you.
I feel your pain on the allergies. Had our oldest in the ER twice for allergic reactions as a baby/toddler. He's 11 now and has outgrown everything but peanut/tree nuts. We have learned to live with keeping the Epi Pen nearby, but no new reactions since the first two. Good luck!
Glad your son is doing well allergy reactions can be very bad no matter what age you are hopefully you get through harvest without any serious issues thanks for sharing
Glad Chapel is is going better Mike, love your videos and your explanation of of the new equipment and your crops. Farmed years ago and still miss it. Still her to run a combine for a friend, but it’s not like doing your own, good luck and God Bless
I can see the differences in the field I'm always looking forward to seeing your videos Mike you deserve good yields after all your hard work greetings from southern Ohio in the good Ole USA
God Bless you! Chapel looks great! My Son almost passed when he was around 5 months old. He got really really sick and he crashed. His Oxygen was really low. They had to keep him in the Hospital for 4 days. Kids get over broken bones and bumps and bruises well but when it comes to being sick and lungs are congested and they don’t have strength and stamina from working for years they have a limit and it’s scary. He didn’t have an Allergic Reaction. That’s a whole different Horror I’m Thankful to God for Chapel making it through. 🥲❤️🖖🏼🇺🇸
🤩 Wow this guy Mikes got some serious dough to throw down ! Not one but two spanking new X9’s out of the box !! Spanking new Fendt tractors , there ain’t no limit to what this man can spend ! It’s gotta be the wet dream of most Farmers ! Wow 🤩
Yeah man this Guy Mike and his family are GIANTS buddy ! GIANTS , money is no object at their level of operation . These guys can buy what they want , when they want ! And they go TOP DOLLAR EQUIPMENT .
I can understand from the outside looking in it can appear that way. However we don’t know a large number of factors that make his business decisions make sense for him.
Hi Mike and Ashtyn. I was happy to hear Chapel is all good. He's growing fast, wow. Mike this video is great. i loved your explanations of everything. I'm pretty amamzed at the volume of grain that combine can grab in one pass. I do often wonder how it is that John Deere, the experts of experts in this fancy equipment, has so many issues with their onboard computer systems. It almost seems like they're totally lacking in the electronics on these machines. We have 2 new 2022 vehicles with every electronic gadget I'm aware of. Both cars pratically drive themselves when we're out on the X-Way or on main roads in farm country. The electronics are amazing and (knock on wood) never go down. Anyway, thanks for sharing, and God Bless The Mitchell Family.
Those 50ft headers are huge only good for flat ground tho where you are, I run 35s here in North Alberta too many draws and dips in the fields for a bigger one
Such a great looking family! Growing up working on my grandfathers farm and working on potato farms my whole life in southeast Idaho it is great to see success with you and your family farm!
Just wanted to say that I'm also from s e Idaho and have been a spud worker. I have had a couple of reactions to different things. At 14 a bee sting just about ended my life. Glad all is good.
You don’t need as much hp in corn. A lot of grain but not much straw going through machine. So a little less hp will do. Mainly need threshing capacity.
Why did I see so much wheat this year? It's been corn/soybean rotation for years up here in NW Minnesota. Love to see it as I grew up on a small grain farm, jus something going on this year
Surely you could just have a plate behind the knife like the cutter bar on a mower, so it runs on that in rough terrain taking the pressure off the wheels. Glad chapel is doing well now.
Hey Mike glad to see Chapel is doing better!! Was wondering if you could show us your fuel usage stats and acres cut up north here compared to the south farm stats! Curious to see the difference in fuel usage etc
Speaking of alergic reaction. I almost died too to a one hornet sting. If i didn't get meds on time,i'd be long gone. I was laying in hospital for 3 days with constant meds being feed into me.
Mike I have a ? , since the wife is a red fan how does she feel about you buying 2 x9 1000 combines . It is a thing with some people south of border in Montana. Evidently green copied everything from red and never developed anything . Lol. Thanks for allways being honest on all equipment reviews . 👍
1.5 miles for a graincart round should be ok with your yields. Here farmers go 30-40 km/h with full carts. Especially on rolled fields it should be fine. 1.5mi = 5mins +unloading 4 mins and back... should work in 15mins. Do you do more than 1600 bu/hr constantly? If not it should work out to be back at the combine in time. (70bu/ac*20ac/hr?)
Problem is it’s 3 miles of road time cause it’s down and back and when your full your “capped” at 10mph and ~20mph empty so averaging 15 mph is 12.5 minutes of road time for that 3 miles plus 4 minutes to unload the cart. And that is ideal your at 16.5 minutes.
@@RandomGuy-oy5hf loaded the cart wasn't designed to handle that speed and weight for long. So if you want it to last your better off not exceeding 10mph loaded.
@@mikemitchell2554My display was a stand alone Gen4, but they all use microchips. Lots of issues with chip quality these days. Good luck finishing up....love the content and the humor.
for those of us who know the geography // maybe mention the towns where you are going / buying equipment/ shopping for food / delivering grain / makes it more interesting / where the dealers are / thank you / glad to see a crop / moisture does wonderful things
Probably won't do, I think he already said that he had some unsolicited visitors, even in the middle of nowhere in Canada 😅 So you have to look it by yourself in South Saskatchewan
Man I'm glad Chapel is ok. I almost lost my youngest son to an allergic reaction. It is the scariest thing to go through being a parent.
That's what has me scared my son is 7 months now and into that trying new food. but since he is adopted we don't know what his bio dad's family medical is like.
@@domination1985 I hear ya. Trying new food was really tough. We ended up going to a specialist and they did a scratch test to check I think 26 different allergens. It was very informative but was hard on him because his back inches really bad from where they preformed the tests. I highly suggest the test.
sounds better to not become a parent
breeding humans is gross and hard
@@feelinghealingfrequences7179 just because things are scary doesn’t mean there bad. You be dead right now if everyone backed away from things that are a little scary
@@feelinghealingfrequences7179 it's worth it
I'm a retired Farmer from California. Love your video's I watch your Video every day if possible. I Farmed Almonds. I would love to drive your equipment The technology is amazing
The length of the video is nice which also indicates you must have your cell phone charging cables with you 😂📹📱📸🤣
I am glad Chapel is doing great now. Oh my gosh, how scary was that? I hope your harvest continues safe, with a beautiful bushel per acre.
“You have to get dumped and dumped quickly”... Yes Mike story of my life. 😅
This is so much less complicated in Farm Simulator! All kidding aside, a lot of people have NO IDEA how hard farming actually is and how many long hours and frustration go into a crop! I’m on the east coast and in my area a 100 acre farm is a whopper here. I know you couldn’t park your equipment in that small of an area. Farmers have my utmost respect! I’m glad your son is okay! I went through something similar when I was 3-4 years old. Bees nearly killed me.
Nowadays farming is quite easy compared to 50 years ago. I used to farm too and the advancements in equipment and technology replace a lot of the manual labor that was prevalent in the 1960's-1980's. The combine cab especially is so much more comfortable as back then some combines did not even have a cab.....so imagine being in the harvest dirt and dust with no protection from heat either. Farm subsidies and direct payments also make it nearly financially fool proof. I had very little of that. My backup plan was cattle, hogs and late season planted forages to make up for a crop failure due to drought which doubled the amount of labor to make it in any given year. Didn't have subsidized crop insurance back then. So farmers have it pretty darn good nowadays....how else could they pay for the equipment.
Chapel is giving the x9 the stink eye !!! He wondering where the red combines at lol!!
Hello Mike....my toddler also gave us a scare a few years ago; due to allergies.
Was a relief to find out the true cause. Was a nail biter of a weekend
What a cute little guy is Chapel.
Mike and Ashtyn keep that little future farmer safe. I know you will. Nice video. Thanks
That definitely looks like a lot more fun to harvest than down south ! Glad Chapel is doing good !
I know everyone wants automated everything nowadays, but I full heartedly agree with Mike on electric tarps and all the extra bells and whistles, they’re nice but it’s one more thing to break on you.
I feel your pain on the allergies. Had our oldest in the ER twice for allergic reactions as a baby/toddler. He's 11 now and has outgrown everything but peanut/tree nuts. We have learned to live with keeping the Epi Pen nearby, but no new reactions since the first two. Good luck!
Glad your son is doing well allergy reactions can be very bad no matter what age you are hopefully you get through harvest without any serious issues thanks for sharing
So glad to hear the little man is doing better
Glad Chapel is is going better Mike, love your videos and your explanation of of the new equipment and your crops. Farmed years ago and still miss it. Still her to run a combine for a friend, but it’s not like doing your own, good luck and God Bless
Can't believe the speed they keep with that header on..
I can see the differences in the field I'm always looking forward to seeing your videos Mike you deserve good yields after all your hard work greetings from southern Ohio in the good Ole USA
Love watching your videos as well. Glad your son is ok. I’m from southern Ohio as well, Lucasville.
Ey Mike hope young chapal wont give you any stress man...
Must be a great feeling to be cutting such a crop compared to south farm
Big fan man
I glad you're happy with a green New Holland combine.
The twin rotor design is far superior to a single rotor.
I am glad God has Chapel in the Palm of his Hands. God Bless. Happy Harvest.
God Bless you! Chapel looks great! My Son almost passed when he was around 5 months old. He got really really sick and he crashed. His Oxygen was really low. They had to keep him in the Hospital for 4 days. Kids get over broken bones and bumps and bruises well but when it comes to being sick and lungs are congested and they don’t have strength and stamina from working for years they have a limit and it’s scary. He didn’t have an Allergic Reaction. That’s a whole different Horror I’m Thankful to God for Chapel making it through. 🥲❤️🖖🏼🇺🇸
Great video, I’m glad that chapel is ok
Best video in awhile thanks Mike Chapel looks so cute in that little jacket
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Wow this guy Mikes got some serious dough to throw down ! Not one but two spanking new X9’s out of the box !! Spanking new Fendt tractors , there ain’t no limit to what this man can spend ! It’s gotta be the wet dream of most Farmers ! Wow 🤩
Yeah man this Guy Mike and his family are GIANTS buddy ! GIANTS , money is no object at their level of operation . These guys can buy what they want , when they want ! And they go TOP DOLLAR EQUIPMENT .
I can understand from the outside looking in it can appear that way. However we don’t know a large number of factors that make his business decisions make sense for him.
@@AceBaracuda it’s a Mega operation he’s got man . He Must be turning some serious 🧐 wedge there
@@AceBaracuda yeah I get ya man . From the outside it looks awesome but who knows about from the inside but only Mike and his wife 👍🏻
Good morning my friend! Hope your ready for winter.
I quite like our 2096, its an older model but not much has changed on them. We punted the electric tarp on ours.
The x9 is a lot more money than s series it should have more capacity.Farming must be good to put a x9 on the farm.enjoy yhe videos.
Man these guys are GIANTS . Money is NO object for their level of operation
Loving the videos Mike, Keep it up !!!
Nice cart for having supper on the tracks. :-) Nice height and great for eating in the shade.
Oh no! Poor baby! Glad he is better
❤thanks for info on equipment ,good looking family
Hi Mike and Ashtyn. I was happy to hear Chapel is all good. He's growing fast, wow. Mike this video is great. i loved your explanations of everything. I'm pretty amamzed at the volume of grain that combine can grab in one pass. I do often wonder how it is that John Deere, the experts of experts in this fancy equipment, has so many issues with their onboard computer systems. It almost seems like they're totally lacking in the electronics on these machines. We have 2 new 2022 vehicles with every electronic gadget I'm aware of. Both cars pratically drive themselves when we're out on the X-Way or on main roads in farm country. The electronics are amazing and (knock on wood) never go down. Anyway, thanks for sharing, and God Bless The Mitchell Family.
Chapel Is turning into such a handsome little fella. Thank God hes OK.
Glad to hear the little fella is well guy's 👌 chin up mike 💪🏴
That was a great ride a long. Nice quiet machine. Thanks 😊
Those 50ft headers are huge only good for flat ground tho where you are, I run 35s here in North Alberta too many draws and dips in the fields for a bigger one
You sound just like an airline pilot. Love your videos
My brother is a pilot 🤷♂️😆
Lil dudes eying the equipment, might want to take a ride
Gracias por tu exposición
Hello Mike, big Chapel 👶🤗🇮🇹
Chapel was just hoping to see a red combine!!!!
Wow, you want to try feeding your crops the same as you fee Chapel, can not believe how much he has growing
Glad Chapel is OK. Rebooting these days is much different than when walking behind the mule!
Mike would have been a great opportunity to send the drone up when , herself was driving the combine!
Morning
Such a great looking family! Growing up working on my grandfathers farm and working on potato farms my whole life in southeast Idaho it is great to see success with you and your family farm!
Just wanted to say that I'm also from s e Idaho and have been a spud worker.
I have had a couple of reactions to different things. At 14 a bee sting just about ended my life. Glad all is good.
Looks like a good yield.
That is a heart stopper to hear about your son. Thank Our Creator and Our Savior for his recovery. God Bless you and your family, Mr Mitchell.
You don’t need as much hp in corn. A lot of grain but not much straw going through machine. So a little less hp will do. Mainly need threshing capacity.
I can see the 'Assembly Line' has fired up again.Remember you need more combine tech's 😁
Why did I see so much wheat this year? It's been corn/soybean rotation for years up here in NW Minnesota. Love to see it as I grew up on a small grain farm, jus something going on this year
Fantastic that Chapel is ok.
Nothing any more terrible than a child that is in trouble. 🙏
Be Safe
Very nice video
They could add a few small wheels into the actual hockey sticks on the headers. Might help. Great content 👌
Surely you could just have a plate behind the knife like the cutter bar on a mower, so it runs on that in rough terrain taking the pressure off the wheels. Glad chapel is doing well now.
they must be running old 486's from the 90's in those combine computers.
Sorry to hear about Chapel but the great news is.. He is OK. I think we prefer a Chapel update when something like that happens Mike !!
Hey Mike glad to see Chapel is doing better!! Was wondering if you could show us your fuel usage stats and acres cut up north here compared to the south farm stats! Curious to see the difference in fuel usage etc
Ok
Bel video. Bravo. Bei mezzi.
👍👍👋👋💪💪🚜🇮🇹🔝
Wonder how many batteries it would take to power that beast. ;) Thank God for high horsepower clean diesel.
He gonna be walking before you know it. My 9 month old is already pulling herself up while holding our hands. Not stable yet but she trying lol
The old Massey 510 never has to reboot……
My old man constantly re booted me to run that Chevy powered pickle grinder!!!!
Good looking son!
big guy growing like a week better take him on a combine ride
Speaking of alergic reaction.
I almost died too to a one hornet sting.
If i didn't get meds on time,i'd be long gone.
I was laying in hospital for 3 days with constant meds being feed into me.
The way those new trailers dump, would be great to have the end of the auger turned 90 degrees huh?
Great video Mike please can you explain the information shown on the corner post display showing power used & losses
You should try out one of Brandt’s carts. They seem to put the type of spout on their carts that you really want
This video indicates the x9 1000 is threshing approximately ~1,700 bushel per hour in wheat
The old Massey would still be chugging along just saying 😂and no auto header you don’t got time for lunch in that old girl haha
I will say in corn harvesting it is easier to predict the “capacity” of a combine… but on picking corn there isn’t as many variables
The way you feel about the time wasted in system reboots is how I feel about all the time wasted in commercials!
Mike I have a ? , since the wife is a red fan how does she feel about you buying 2 x9 1000 combines . It is a thing with some people south of border in Montana. Evidently green copied everything from red and never developed anything . Lol. Thanks for allways being honest on all equipment reviews . 👍
Not just in International/Case IH but Oliver, New Holland, and Agco
John Deere has worked on the rotory combine since the fifties long before anyone else even thought of it.
@@chelsea943 and were never man enough to bring it to fruition
At least you switched in time for Chapels first memories to be of green and yellow
Mike, glad Chapel is good. Its a shame you cant pull the codes to see what is causing your system to reset, could be a bus fault, that would be bad.
Trying to find those trailers. Can’t seem to find on their website. Would love a set
Glad to see the wee man have made a full recovery
Have you had the ole 760 out this year
SEVERE allergies can be EXTREMELY SCARY to deal with.
Is the nature of the allergy that Chapel had food based or environmental ?
Glad Chapel is ok. No plug up videos this year. Did you really get all the harvest done with not one plug up?
1.5 miles for a graincart round should be ok with your yields. Here farmers go 30-40 km/h with full carts. Especially on rolled fields it should be fine. 1.5mi = 5mins +unloading 4 mins and back... should work in 15mins.
Do you do more than 1600 bu/hr constantly? If not it should work out to be back at the combine in time.
(70bu/ac*20ac/hr?)
Problem is it’s 3 miles of road time cause it’s down and back and when your full your “capped” at 10mph and ~20mph empty so averaging 15 mph is 12.5 minutes of road time for that 3 miles plus 4 minutes to unload the cart. And that is ideal your at 16.5 minutes.
@@AceBaracuda thats ok. I Just wonder why they dont go faster than 10mph. Grund is flat and dry... here they go a whole lot faster 20-25 mph.
@@RandomGuy-oy5hf loaded the cart wasn't designed to handle that speed and weight for long. So if you want it to last your better off not exceeding 10mph loaded.
@@AceBaracuda ok, so a lighter but faster cart would be better.
I agree, they are designed for this, drive them on full tilt to maximise productivity 😅
It's too bad that you don't go live on tiktok
Really glad Chapal is ok
We have a new 616r sprayer the odd time it wants to reboot if you shut the key off and battery shut off it skips the painful reboot process.
Adiós amigo ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
I had a gen 4 display that did the same thing. If it keeps happening, it could be defective. Mine had to be replaced.
Good to know, thanks Aaron
@@mikemitchell2554My display was a stand alone Gen4, but they all use microchips. Lots of issues with chip quality these days. Good luck finishing up....love the content and the humor.
I was hoping you would show the non techies what a slow reboot looks and feels like! Lol
I hope you like the X9, amazing machine
Amazing man
if i dodo, haha im dead love you mike :D
Get the displays updated with the latest software.
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Good looking stuff 👍...what are the actual plant date and harvest date?
Wonder if that water is hydraulic ran or maybe just electric on that grain cart. Nice equipment lineup you have there MR Mike👍
I would guess it's off the pto shaft, same as the unload auger.
The hose size is large enough I would expect a pto driven pump.
I'm from India
You used to talk often about the sound systems. Don't think you ever mentioned what you use it for? Somehow I feel you might not be a country guy🤔
If we ran 10 mph the combine would be stopped all the time. We use road gear depending on the pull tractor and horsepower.
10 mph loaded. Faster empty.
@@AceBaracuda I'm talking loaded.
have you ever thought about planting a faba bean crop?
So let me figure. 70 bu in north. About 10 in south. So 1 north = 7 south?
Hi
Seen a UK video of a 1450 x9 other day is that totally UK thing what's spec different from what's offered here
for those of us who know the geography // maybe mention the towns where you are going / buying equipment/ shopping for food / delivering grain / makes it more interesting / where the dealers are / thank you / glad to see a crop / moisture does wonderful things
So that you or someone else can stalk him?
Probably won't do, I think he already said that he had some unsolicited visitors, even in the middle of nowhere in Canada 😅 So you have to look it by yourself in South Saskatchewan
@@Jehty_ so how did it go when you stalked him
@@kenhofer8063 I am still in the planning phase.
Currently I am looking for funding for the flight. So if you want to help me I would be grateful.