Revolutionizing Agriculture: Exploring Farm Science Review
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We visit the premier agricultural education and industry exposition. Join us as we take a tour of Farm Science Review and dive into the latest advancements in agriculture. This annual event showcases cutting-edge technology and techniques that are revolutionizing the farming industry. Don't miss out on this exciting and informative experience!
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0:00 Introduction
1:06 Fun with the Forrys
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9:08 Drones!
11:13 Case IH Combine
17:05 Gift Shop and tractors
23:04 Rakes, Mowers, Balers, and More
25:48 Sprayers
30:27 Three Point Hitch and Planters
31:52 Driving Around
34:23 Vintage Tractors
36:16 To the Field: Drones, Sprayers, and Tillers in Action
40:28 Antique Farming Equipment
44:24 JCB Tractor and More Antiques
47:39 Got Milk?
49:27 Driving Around the Rest of the Review
52:49 Conclusion
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Robert & Viewers, First THANK YOU Robert for your time and glad you enjoyed your time with us at the OSU Farm Science Review. A few notes. 1st I made some errors while trying to help Robert, while my cousin farms, I only help occasionally and did not always have the answer at the tip of my tongue and my wife noted a few errors I made, like calling a corn sheller a corn husker, not the same thing. I also mixed a few words and my wife said I used the word "thing" way too much, sorry. I am a Massey Ferguson fan and Robert would have made it to John Deere, but the day got away from us, just too much to do in one day. The grain rescue display is a demo of what can go wrong and how to do recoveries, it is for training fire departments across Ohio and other 1st responders mainly on grain entrapment rescues, but same practices works with other stock pile entrapments like sand, stone, etc. The big mis-conception is you can just pull a person from grain or sand, but you can not, the pressure is so much it would actually rip the person apart. Per my granddaughter Journey, if you have watched Robert's 2019 Ohio visit to PIB and the Columbus meetup, Journey was the little baby that Robert held, a very tiny girl that did not stay that way very long, at the time of this video she is 4 and her brother Ryder 2. They both love Robert very much. Per Liz, the older lady in the video, she is 94 in this video, still living on her own. She was the oldest at Robert's 2019 meetup. I encourage everyone to attend a farm show, ask questions, never assume and then also go out and visit farmers, almost all love to take time and teach others. Not mentioned in the video, beware, many relationships have started at the FSR. My daughter meet her husband at the FSR. The FSR farm manager (not seen in this video) was a former student worker at the FSR as was his now wife. Many other couples have met at the FSR. Robert, you will be operating equipment as soon as you get back to Ohio. Thank again Robert for your time and interest and for allowing me to overwhelm you once again, never enough time. I look forward to helping you delve deeper into the agriculture industry, from driving equipment, to seeing grain processed and seeing other aspects of agriculture, like the show manager Nick's farm, he grows hops used in many different beers in Ohio, you two could talk about beer for a day I am sure, along with trying the different types, lol. Some notes if interested, on grain heads for the combine, the small grains head (2nd one in video) is called a draper head (belt gathering to the throat instead of an auger like the corn head), this allows the head to drap aka hug unlevel ground a lot better than the old/traditional small grain head that also uses an auger like the corn head. Combine prices have increased even more since this was filmed just a short time ago. It is hard for smaller farmers to afford a new combine. My family has not had a brand new combine since the 1970's. As of today end of Jan 2024 the markets are lower than what farmers really need, corn is around $4 to $4.50 per bushel, far below what a farmer really needs. The modern equipment while a lot easier to operate, the tech can cause you headaches to, just like our home computers give us fits. But when it works, it works great, set things up for different outcomes, hit a button and it will lift/lower equipment, speed up/slow down and even do the turns for you without you having to do any more. Old equipment you had to do each step on it's own. If you have questions, reply to this comment and I will do my best to get you the answer(s). The Fendt class 10 combine at the field demo had a 60' draper head on it. When my granddad passed away in 1989 the family farm had a 20' and he thought my cousin was crazy wanting to get a 25'. He could not have imagined how large the equipment would continue to get.
Robert, that was super interesting. Jim is a sharp guy.
@@AngelGoingPlaces Thank You, but I did make some mistakes that the farmers will catch or just others that know about farming. Glad you enjoyed it. I look forward to getting Robert back to the FSR and more time on the family farm and other ag businesses to learn more and share that education with everyone.
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Coming from a bit of farming heritage, this episode was enjoyable to watch. Love seeing the old tractors and trucks. So grateful that you got to see and learn up close about this incredibly modern and surprisingly advanced equipment… I always gain knowledge from your content, and this episode was no different.
Thanks to Jim and family for spending time to take you around so that you could indulge your curiosities while capturing it all. You obviously had fun, and did a terrific job of showing everything from an outsider’s perspective… which happens to be the perspective of most of us!
As part of our own RV trip this summer, we have two Harvest Host farm stays planned in Montana and Wyoming. Every trip should include at least one. They really add something special and different to an itinerary, and introduces you first hand to not just the how’s and why’s and what-nots of farm/ranch life, but you get to meet some pretty incredible people too. Thanks so much for jumping off the usual path and uploading something different. Thumbs up all the way.😉
Thank you for your comment. Sure hope others listen and do as you noted about farm stays, does not need to be a HH, could be a farmer you stopped and talked to and you might just get an invite to park there for the night. My cousin never turns down those asking to ride along, especially during harvest.
Agriculture is the backbone of our nation and the people who work in this field are very dedicated to their work and family 👪. Excellent video 📹!
Robert, that was super interesting. Jim is a sharp guy.
Hey Robert, I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed watching this video. When I left school and being around farming all my life I got a job at the local Massey-Ferguson dealership as an Apprentice Agricultural Engineer. I also worked on Balers, Potato harvesters, Sugar Beet Harvesters. In fact you name it I've repaired it, all makes too. That was all back in the day when IH was still International Harvester and Case was still Case. Thanks again, Tony.
Went to something like this event in Moultrie, Georgia back in 1995 with a "best buddy" (who died near 11 years ago - cancer) and I was impressed! But this event! Wow! Such technology increase in near 30 years since that event I went to!
This was an educational event to watch by Robert, our host.
I have always wanted to go to that show, the Sunbelt Ag Expo, just to see the "Southern" equipment, like cotton pickers, but always a schedule conflict, either with our business or helping my cousin with harvest.
A fantastic video! Thank you for sharing it. Farmers are quiet superheroes. They are the foundation of our food production. Getting a peek into the machinery used in the agricultural is one way to create a bond between the producer and consumer. The costs are enormous. I was amazed at the technology. The vintage machines reminds us how far we have come. What a fascinating behind the scenes look at the mechanics of agriculture. Awesome video.
Indeed they are!
Enjoyed that video Robert. I'm from a farming family and some of the old equipment on display we actually used when I was growing up. Today's big machines do the work of ten men back then.
The Road to El Paso was the first song of your's that made a home in my brain. Always happy when I hear it. :-)
Wow, the farming life sure is a big difference from the city slicker life I have.
I appreciate you Robert for highlighting the great work our farmers do across the “ fly over states” America.
Loved it!
i like it Robert!!!
You’re lookin good behind the wheel of all the big farm equipment! Glad you got to visit the FSR! Ohio is proud to have one of the biggest farm machinery shows in the country! Thanks for sharing!
If you guys have not attended you must and so close to where you live. I have an idea.... you know me going to be something else.
@@forry100we have been there many times and always enjoyed the show especially when the weather is nice!
Looks a lot like the Pa farm show. When I was a kid (more years ago than I care to admit) my parents used to take my sister and I there every year. Climbing on all the equipment was a blast. If you're ever in Pa in January (brrr) you should check it out. It is all indoors though so not too cold. They have a winter RV show in the same farm show complex every year too.
This was great. I live in Union County, right next to Madison County. Have been to the FSR. very interesting. Grew up on a farm and our kids were members of 4-H and FFA. Nothing better than life in the country. Thanks for the show.
Great fun video, Robert 👌. My husband operated many of these. He currently owns a 1954 John Deere model 40,,lol.Come to W. PA in August for Ag Progress Days near State College..very good, beautiful area, plenty of RV places .TC and ty for sharing 😊
#TravelingRobert, gives us travel, history, music and now education as well!!!! I love it! Thank you, Robert! Many thanks also to Jim and Barb!
You are welcome, so glad you loved it. We were worried...
Robert, this is a great video on The Ohio State University Farm Science Review. I am glad you could share with your many viewers what farmers do to produce food for our country and the world. Let me know when you are back here in Ohio. The IPA is on me.
Great video Robert. Glad you took the time to show the general public how much goes into farming.
Great job once again. 👍
Great show Robert.
Love seeing how farm equipment works.
God Bless America!!!!
What a great video!
We loved this video, Robert. It was very interesting to see all the equipment and how they work.
Robert this episode is really interesting. Thanks
Mornin' Robert! So you've taken us to RV shows and a farm equipment show...when is the boat show? The amount and sheer variety of farming equipment at that place is kind of overwhelming. The modern machinery with all the tech is fascinating, but I have a soft spot for the vintage stuff. (If you're ever in the Sacramento area, The California Ag Museum has a really impressive collection) "Farming is not as hard as it used to be..." Well, it all depends--have you seen Clarkson's Farm? 🙂
One thing those huge, million-dollar machines illustrates is the rise of corporate farming. The family farm in America isn't quite extinct, but it's definitely on the endangered species list. Until next time, happy farming!
Per Corporate farming, depends on what qualifies as one. My cousin farms less than 2000 acres, yet to some is considered a Corp farm. We have neighbors that farm 6000 acres, under an LLC but still 100% family owned & managed. A few go even higher, yet still a family farm. Not sure what really makes a farm a corporate farm, but am afraid we may soon find out or worse they will all be government farms. Per equipment, it has gotten out of control. My cousin says he can no longer justify a 3 yr old machine like he use to. The only thing that helps justify spending the money is the efficiency in the newer machines. My cousin owns some old pieces and they smoke up the shop real fast, the newer you do not even know they are running, so clean. Planters and sprayers that are far more efficient, using less seed and chemicals helps justify them. But sadly unlike any other business, the farmer rarely gets to set his price for the harvested product, he must accept what the market will pay and right now it is down. Not sure how buying new can work, unless you timed the market just right.
Very interesting . What a great learning experience . So glad you did this the farmers feed the world . So thankful for them and you Robert for putting up this video . My grand father was a farmer he would be amazed at the new modern equipment . Once again thank you for another great show.
Great video. Wonderful change. Now I want to go.
@CasitaRVLife, Sept 17 to 19 this year. Greg, if you can make it, let me know, will get you to/from the show.
Very interesting. The cost of farming equipment is unbelievable. Thanks for doing this video. My husband said this video is fascinating.
Thank you Robert enjoyed looking all of farm equipment, I must confess I almost did not watch, but glad I did thanks...
This was cool and very educational! I would like to see more like this!
Hello Traveling Robert, WOW!! I would love to be IN one of those amazing Machines. I would love to be there all day. One of these days I'm going to check this place out. Thanks Robert! Can't wait to see what's next.
All are welcome. This year the show is Sept 17 to 19.
This épisode brings back so many memories. ,running tractors loaders class 3driving even doing the dust control application. (Beat juice. Or calcium) i really enjoyed it😊
Love it.
SMV who knew?
We have tractor stuff in my area too.... besides manatees...
Jim/TR
❤
Very enjoyable and educational video on farming and equipment. Thank you for sharing all this great information. We learned so much watching today.
I found this video extremely interesting! It gave me a new perspective on how expensive farming is and how hard the farmers work!
Great episode! Lotta cool stuff and great info. Things that most people know little to nothing about.
Loved this episode. Fascinating. I didn’t want it to end. Too bad you couldn’t have filmed the column-bind working. 😊
We had planned to watch the combine demonstrations, but needed to get back to the main exhibit area, too much to see & do and not enough time. I am sure Robert will get a chance to ride in the largest of the combines, like the Fendt 10 with the 60' draper head. But you can watch his video with my cousin back in 2021 in a smaller combine (small compared to the Class 10's with the 40' draper head. Btw Massey Ferguson & Fendt owned by same company AGCO, so a lot of shared technology.
Hey Robert, don't you love that color GREEN! My favorite color at an Ag show! 🤗
As long as it is Fendt or Oliver green then it is good. Now that other overpriced green, well best left unsaid, lol.
Great episode 🎉
Impressive …. Robert driving an Hdt. Best part of the video
@LeslinAdventures not sure the HDT part was the best, a lot of great content. Robert left out where I had him do a hard turn with the HDT to show just how tight it could turn. I have wanted to get him into the drivers seat of a large truck for a long time and keep pushing for him to try a 5th wheel trailer out. Now to get him behind the wheel of a larger truck with a full size tanker that is partially full, now that will be an experience, lol.
@Traveling Robert, LeslinAdventures have a great video on Big Pine Key RV Resort, formally known as Big Pine Fishing Lodge that you should check out. That is the place we have told you that you must check out. The Key Deer coming up to your camper is worth it alone.
@@forry100 love it.
@@forry100 yes @travelingrobert the key deer 🦌 are always at the campground
❤👱🏼$85.00 for a toy 😂 nah its good 👍🏼. This is a very unique show and place 🚜 to visit . Whooa!! 😳😏 that tractor was madd huge but they have their purpose and that is cut chop moe down🌾🌾. Great presention 😆. @Traveling Robert
Great coverage about important SMV signage and what it means. I grew up on an Iowa farm and my wife's family owned a farm implement business.
@jamesoakley3246, I am disappointed it is no longer taught. Just because someone lives in a city, does not mean they will not go into the country. Sadly respect for farmers and other large equipment is no longer taught. What is the name of the implement business if I may ask?
It was a great video. Food goes through a lot to get on the table.
Thank you Robert for this video this time you showed us things that we see while driving and now we understand parts of the landscape that we see in this beautiful country.👍👍👍👍👏👏👏
Wow that was very interesting thank you for that video
Thanks!
One thing that wasn't mentioned in the video was the use of GPS in farming in the last 20 yrs. All those tractors, combines and even drones are equipped with GPS devices for precision tillage, spraying and harvesting.
Sorry, it has become such common place did not even think to bring it up. A LOT of information was missed, while we did a drive by of almost everything, there was not enough time in the one day Robert had to cover it all. I will make sure that Robert mentions GPS on next farm video. Thanks for pointing that out.
@@forry100 I wasn't meaning to be critical. Enjoyed the video.
@@cliffstone71 No you were fine, I just never thought of about it, wish I had, but Thanks to you it will be brought up next time.
❤ the farmer does round bale on the farm where I live he did corn, but in the last three years, it has been hay
Howdy hello Robert
ЛАЙК !!! 😊👍
Farming is a very hard, but honorable job. I would become a farmer if tomorrow I wasn't working on my 9 to 5.
I am so going to put Robert in a log truck lol. Harvest the forest.
That would be great.
I don't see a tractor in your future but I do see a zero turn mower
For Pelicamp a tractor with a loader would be best. Not much to mow. The backhoe attachment would be nice, but those always lead to trouble, always looking for something to dig, lol.
Robert, I realize that you are very very busy, but I recently sent a message via FB to you regarding an interesting historical story about a fire that happened on the same day as the Chicago Fire.
Facebook? I haven't seen it.
I’ve been around farm equipment all my live - it’s getting out of control with technology - soon a farm will just sit on the couch and monitor sh-t - haha
Afraid that is the plan. Farmers like my cousin still love to operate equipment, but not going to be easy going forward. Sure hope I am wrong, but...
KUTGW
when you do go to watch the 2024 solar eclipse are you going to see it from texas
While Europe is going up in flames...(mass farmers protests all over the continent)
It is sad what is going on and why Robert & I feel it is so important for people to have a better understanding of what it really takes to farm and how important farmers are to us.
Too much government intervention in Europe- the farmers and truckers have had enough!
@@Floridiansince94 Sadly same thing here and it is growing. I worry about our future. We forgot the lesson Stalin taught us when the government takes away the ownership and control of farms, people starve. But those in power always think they know better than those doing the work.
WOW!!! What a show!!! But, I noticed you are very bad about overtalking people...they are trying to explain, and you talk over them. That was kind of annoying. But all in all, great show.
I was just getting ready to ask if OSU had been takenoverby our corrupt government and at that same time I heard Bill Gates farm and that told me everything I needed to know ,YES , I grew up onafarm inOhio and I'm so pissed at all this bull.
Sue, just have to know, what bull?