If you find a white feather in your bag of Mahatma long grain rice you'll know that one of those cattle egrets was a little too slow to get out of the way.
Some cut a second (ratoon) crop in the fall. Some just flood them back and load them with crawfish. Most of the rice farmers down here use the rice fields to raise crawfish as it is a very lucrative business.
@@AerialAg The crawfish can definitely be more lucrative as it doesn't require a couple million in equipment costs. You can get a brand new boat (fully loaded top of the line basket wheel boat may be 25k or so, maybe less) and 1000 traps for under 40k, probably less. Used stuff for way less, gotta have the land and pump though and that ain't cheap either
And you are not going to this is in Louisiana usa. Unless there is water buffalo here I ain't never seen one or heard one but I live in Georgia and learning how to grow peanuts and corn and cotton
@@beeqool Oh now I understand. All of the rice farms I've ever visited have been family owned which is good. But yes, all of the equipment I've seen have definitely been of a larger size.
Amazing rice harvest
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Nice. Can almost feel the heat through the video
And I do not miss that hydraulic powered unloader/rotor drive!!!
Thanks for rice harvest in 4K. I am testing out my new 32" 4K LG computer monitor this way. And other farming videos, travel videos too.
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Very nice video Al! 👍
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If you find a white feather in your bag of Mahatma long grain rice you'll know that one of those cattle egrets was a little too slow to get out of the way.
That machine is jacked up on a power module of some sort.
I used to run 2 of them with smaller headers
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nice video and big up for the operators, never seen someone unloading on the go white turning on headlands, especially in such a wet conditions
First for me too !
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what do they do after is cut? do they plant sugar cane or soybean, corn or leave it for a second cut.
Some cut a second (ratoon) crop in the fall. Some just flood them back and load them with crawfish. Most of the rice farmers down here use the rice fields to raise crawfish as it is a very lucrative business.
@@AerialAg The crawfish can definitely be more lucrative as it doesn't require a couple million in equipment costs. You can get a brand new boat (fully loaded top of the line basket wheel boat may be 25k or so, maybe less) and 1000 traps for under 40k, probably less. Used stuff for way less, gotta have the land and pump though and that ain't cheap either
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What u do with rice waste?
Do u use it for cow fodder?
They raise crawfish in these fields after harvest. The crawfish eat it.
A modern agriculture. Like..
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I was waiting for one of those sea gulls to get to close to the header and get swallow up by that I h harvester.
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I’m not familiar with rice harvest , what are the birds ?
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What are birds looking to eat?
Insects, there's tons of grasshoppers around in South La. right now
@@AerialAg Makes sense. Good for the birds.
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Didn’t spot any water buffaloes resting in the mud
And you are not going to this is in Louisiana usa. Unless there is water buffalo here I ain't never seen one or heard one but I live in Georgia and learning how to grow peanuts and corn and cotton
wow modern machinery sure has made the countryside empty. i dont thing its a good thing.
I'll take open farmland over cities and subdivisions any day.
@@AerialAg Me too, but what i meant more was as opposed to small farms.
@@beeqool Oh now I understand. All of the rice farms I've ever visited have been family owned which is good. But yes, all of the equipment I've seen have definitely been of a larger size.
Amazing rice harvest
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