i’m seeing a lot of comments of like “why they harvesting it in such wet conditions” etc, you do what you gotta do to save a crop, better to be pulling tractors out of wet fields with loads the. getting nothing in at all, clearly it has been a tough year, and unimaginably wet, but like i said you do what you gotta do to save a crop, we ourselves have pulled fodder beet in some doggy conditions, our machinery wouldn’t be as big as this (all ours range from 150-250) which might make it a bit easier in some places, but people get stuck, even the best of an operator has gotten stuck, you just learn from it and don’t go near that patch again! people might think it takes an idiot to get stuck, but in these conditions it isn’t a big surprise someone gets stuck XD when we know the feild we are about to go into is in a bad way, we bring a extra tractor with a chain, just in case, fail to prepare, prepare to fail
england is has very unpredictable weather. i can only assume the foreseeable forecast was terrible and they had to try and lift the crop before it rots. maize fields are notorious for holding water.
What a friggin mess like.. We lifted our maize at the beginning of November and had over 179 acres where we never had a slipped wheel... If you know a field is wet the last crop you want is maize on it... If you have a wet farm grow something that you can harvest between July and September...
The problem is, this year, it was pretty much raining from July, till september. Many farmers had problems harvesting wheat and barley, in july, august, september and October. By the end, if water wasn't falling from the sky, you were trying to harvest
+Kaheli - What you and many other people who are commenting here don´t seem to understand is - that 2017 has been one of the wettest years in this area - if not *THE* wettest year since meteorologists started making their statistics. In July and August it was almost impossible to harvest the wheat, barley and rape in many areas, because it just kept on raining, and raining and raining and that just continued in September, October and November - also affecting the harvest of corn etc. How do you suppose they suddenly provide smaller tractors and smaller equipment? From where? The farms have the tractors they have - and farmers are not purchasing their equipment from a perspective like: "We better buy small equipment - because we may get a wet summer". They have the equipment they have - and they buy what is most appropriate from a financial aspect - and there is not much you can do about it. There are basically 2 options - when you have a BAD season like this. Either you let the wheat, barley, rape and corn rot in the field with a great economic loss, or you try to make the best of it and try to harvest as much as possible - even it means you get stuck a fuckload of times. But it is NOT an option to just wait for better weather and it´s not an option to look for smaller equipment.
Bryan Awkwardson so true farming is done inside a building. you makes the best of what time allows been stuck many times in my life you always hope you can get unstuck or how long it will take part of farming.
Bryan Awkwardson No where in the title or subs does it say wettest year ever on record. Backing up poor decisions on when to harvest with randomly throwed out wettest years comments, makes you pretty wet behind the ears. Thank you for playing GOD and judging others comments. Bless your soul. Amen.
Those guys plough the field for free, that case looks very smart.
I am Mannspreet singh I lived in punjab This tractor is very nice and good
They've torn the hell out of those fields!
I can tell you the problem... You need drainage pipe
Is there any profit to be had after all this,what a mess,it must be important stock feed I guess!!
Great video! Nice machines
Great compilation ; thumbs up!!! Greets Stefan
Landtechnik M
when you stop moving forward, only a true idiot digs it down to the bottom
david hendershott idiot ?
I see he was trying to go to China..
Nice video and great machines. Best regards!
That is one expensive harvest. Nice machinery
i’m seeing a lot of comments of like “why they harvesting it in such wet conditions” etc, you do what you gotta do to save a crop, better to be pulling tractors out of wet fields with loads the. getting nothing in at all, clearly it has been a tough year, and unimaginably wet, but like i said you do what you gotta do to save a crop, we ourselves have pulled fodder beet in some doggy conditions, our machinery wouldn’t be as big as this (all ours range from 150-250) which might make it a bit easier in some places, but people get stuck, even the best of an operator has gotten stuck, you just learn from it and don’t go near that patch again! people might think it takes an idiot to get stuck, but in these conditions it isn’t a big surprise someone gets stuck XD when we know the feild we are about to go into is in a bad way, we bring a extra tractor with a chain, just in case, fail to prepare, prepare to fail
det har da været en våd høst i år
Never seen Any one chop a rice field with standing water in it.
#gotruts??
All that nice machinery, how come they aren't smart enough to get the Terra track set up instead of tires?
probably just an unusally wet season, and you cant go down roads with tracks
And they expensive as fuck. 10x cheaper to muck around pulling them out
Custom farming at it's best.
magisches Video
I don't know if this makes me want to play FS17 or Spintires
Awesome video
Normally happens to the heaviest machines
One thing I do not understand. Why do you harvest when it is so wet and do not let it dry
england is has very unpredictable weather. i can only assume the foreseeable forecast was terrible and they had to try and lift the crop before it rots. maize fields are notorious for holding water.
@@dansneyd4646 øøøøh this is in denmark but yes you are right
Retiren todas pesas del tractor y va tener mejor desempeño enel lodo
Meu deus como trabalhar assim
What a friggin mess like.. We lifted our maize at the beginning of November and had over 179 acres where we never had a slipped wheel... If you know a field is wet the last crop you want is maize on it... If you have a wet farm grow something that you can harvest between July and September...
The problem is, this year, it was pretty much raining from July, till september. Many farmers had problems harvesting wheat and barley, in july, august, september and October. By the end, if water wasn't falling from the sky, you were trying to harvest
Iam getting sick looking at these clowns,,once was enough to get stuck,,pack up and leave
Maybe just use smaller tractors with wider tires....
very nice video and like
That is hard going 🙈🙈🙈
FIELD RIP :(
Where is common sense,one can see that field is like a swamp.And then,lets bring the heavyest tractors we can find,brillian idea??
+Kaheli - What you and many other people who are commenting here don´t seem to understand is - that 2017 has been one of the wettest years in this area - if not *THE* wettest year since meteorologists started making their statistics. In July and August it was almost impossible to harvest the wheat, barley and rape in many areas, because it just kept on raining, and raining and raining and that just continued in September, October and November - also affecting the harvest of corn etc. How do you suppose they suddenly provide smaller tractors and smaller equipment? From where? The farms have the tractors they have - and farmers are not purchasing their equipment from a perspective like: "We better buy small equipment - because we may get a wet summer". They have the equipment they have - and they buy what is most appropriate from a financial aspect - and there is not much you can do about it. There are basically 2 options - when you have a BAD season like this. Either you let the wheat, barley, rape and corn rot in the field with a great economic loss, or you try to make the best of it and try to harvest as much as possible - even it means you get stuck a fuckload of times. But it is NOT an option to just wait for better weather and it´s not an option to look for smaller equipment.
Bryan Awkwardson so true farming is done inside a building. you makes the best of what time allows been stuck many times in my life you always hope you can get unstuck or how long it will take part of farming.
Bryan Awkwardson
No where in the title or subs does it say wettest year ever on record. Backing up poor decisions on when to harvest with randomly throwed out wettest years comments, makes you pretty wet behind the ears.
Thank you for playing GOD and judging others comments. Bless your soul.
Amen.
C B
I'm from Denmark where this is filmed , 2017 was A terrible year for the farmers its been raining nonstop .
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lol wow