If you are tired of the rat race in the farming business, try doing things differently. A couple years ago, I improved my take home profits significantly and make enough from my operation now to fund a rich lifestyle and not just to pay back loans and run the farm
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The family are looking good , and so is the harvest . Fingers crossed for the loose fitting , had one go on a trailer and it shot the whole load of hydraulic fluid into the cab . I was so pleased . Great video 👍🇬🇧
We have to wait till wheat gets down to 14%. Can't dry it and it's difficult waiting!!! All our wheat is stored on farm and we spray an insecticide into the auger as the wheat is transferred from truck to silo. We also have rubber belts on our headers and as soon as harvest is finished we clean throughly and bait rat poison. Touch wood since being more disciplined we have has no issues. No straw or food seems to keep rats away.
WOW!! just spotted from bill whitman's comment Kayla won the Degree!! from another BEd (bachelor of education here) MASSIVE congratulations. that is seriously Impressive. I hope that opens up some fruitful doors for you. Edumacation is always good
Took off our small amount of weed here on our place in Western Pennsylvania last week the 11th we raised spelt here also took them off this afternoon yielded about 120 bushels to the acre this is a 19th of July and we use that much older less technical gleaner than you do but I just put the shed about a half hour I go.
I was yelling "release the belt tension" as loud as I could, apparently my voice can not travel back in time. It could be a distance thing too? And thanks for the Gleaner update, I can have breakdown closure now. Wheat looks good from hear! You're growing up fast Dax! You'll be running the combine before you know it.
I had to smile at "the elevator won't take anything over 20%." One of our local elevators won't take wheat over 13, and the one we haul to won't take it over 14.5%. Luckily, everything we have cut so far is 10 -12%
Brian, If you would happen to be wanting another one of those blue Pete's there's 1 on interstate 65 North of Louisville about 28 to 35 miles at a Use truck lot ,good looking truck.
2 Generation Mornin, I never even thought of that. I have seen it twice now. Couldn't be more pleased 😂. Your first day of wheat harvest took longer than 24 hours. With all the heat records this year 20% seems like it could be a bit lower, go figure. Stay cool. Happy subscriber 😊!
Yep. It does not take a big hole for a draper belt to start filling up with dirt. It's normally grass and stuff wrapping around the rollers that jams a belt. Or a rock. If there's not a hole, there's probably a rock tucked in somewhere.
Hope you got all of your wheat harvested. Looks like one of our fields is going to be written off as sprout damaged. The ground has been too wet for weeks (it's still too wet; it could barely support a Polaris Ranger yesterday, no chance it supports a combine for a while).
We had and loved our 2x L2’s. Don’t farm anymore . Now honestly… does that Gleaner. Does it have all the Jam needed to run all the add on’s for peas and now eating wheat ? I’m getting the impression it’s underpowered even tuned by about 50 hp.
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Good to see Kayla is still working with the common folk after achieving her degree. In all seriousness, congratulations to both Kayla and Brian because the way she earned her degree took a team effort! And Brian should be proud beyond words.
Hi I am a small scale farmer from India. Can you tell me your selling price of wheat in market and you total expenses per acre of land and profit per acre of land.
HMMM. RATS!Might have to fire Squishie or add a few good bigger cats to the Rat patrol!! CONGRATS TO KAYLA! AND BRIAN! on getting her teaching license. Good luck with the crop harvest this season. I heard Pug face Putin has quit the grain shipments in Eukrain so the wheat price should start going up!
non-farmer dumb question: back in the day you could tell wheat from barley, cos barley had the 'long ears'. comparatively recently we got long-ear wheat, which you can mistake for barley - one which seems popular is called Skyfall. so q) what's your wheat ?? looks long-ear !!
@@BriansFarmingVideos no dryers in the elevators and when they fill concrete it goes to steel bins usually we cut the first part of June and done by the 4th well this year didn’t work that way I sprayed the last 200 ac today that we have left to cut 7 days and then I need 2 days
If its 20% now.......by the time you harvest a few truck loads....it will be well within the limits....and yes...I grew up on a farm and worked at a grain elevator....people are way to cautious!
Only thing you do with draper head is take off tension for winter and wash it as normal. These people saying they take off the belts ever year are full of shit.
If you are tired of the rat race in the farming business, try doing things differently. A couple years ago, I improved my take home profits significantly and make enough from my operation now to fund a rich lifestyle and not just to pay back loans and run the farm
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Great man appreciate it.
The family are looking good , and so is the harvest . Fingers crossed for the loose fitting , had one go on a trailer and it shot the whole load of hydraulic fluid into the cab . I was so pleased .
Great video 👍🇬🇧
PLEASED AS....................... i bet😁
Thanks for letting us tag along!!
Enjoy your video Brian and Fmailys Brown .
great video..glad you had your right hand man helping you..your son
I love What you are doing
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always Brian!!!
Amazing machine for farmers ❤
I work at the camp Clifton 4h camp, that’s cool your daughter was there!
We have to wait till wheat gets down to 14%. Can't dry it and it's difficult waiting!!! All our wheat is stored on farm and we spray an insecticide into the auger as the wheat is transferred from truck to silo. We also have rubber belts on our headers and as soon as harvest is finished we clean throughly and bait rat poison. Touch wood since being more disciplined we have has no issues. No straw or food seems to keep rats away.
Thank you Brian for the videos I enjoy all of them stay safe
When I was a young pup we did that every winter pull the belt inspect them and the roller bearings. You're lucky that the wheat is still to wet.
Good video good to see y'all
WOW!! just spotted from bill whitman's comment Kayla won the Degree!! from another BEd (bachelor of education here) MASSIVE congratulations. that is seriously Impressive. I hope that opens up some fruitful doors for you. Edumacation is always good
thx for sharing
Still dont get bored watching you all, keep them coming greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer and stay safe
Took off our small amount of weed here on our place in Western Pennsylvania last week the 11th we raised spelt here also took them off this afternoon yielded about 120 bushels to the acre this is a 19th of July and we use that much older less technical gleaner than you do but I just put the shed about a half hour I go.
RATS! Wow, nice troubleshooting. Great video as usual Brian and Company. Dax is growing like a weed, good kid.
You just got lucky today, glad nothing burned been a nightmare.....been there done that 2 combines burned in corn....Great Vid👍👍👍👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🚜🚜🚜🚜👍👍
I was yelling "release the belt tension" as loud as I could, apparently my voice can not travel back in time. It could be a distance thing too? And thanks for the Gleaner update, I can have breakdown closure now. Wheat looks good from hear! You're growing up fast Dax! You'll be running the combine before you know it.
Good stuff like usual
Good stuff. Keep on keepin on👌
Great Video Brian, good to see a good days progress even though you started at 20% moisture, thanks for sharing
Little Brian is overseeing things,love it!!
Good job guys
G’job Brown family, y’all stay safe and keep em comin guys.🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
I had to smile at "the elevator won't take anything over 20%." One of our local elevators won't take wheat over 13, and the one we haul to won't take it over 14.5%. Luckily, everything we have cut so far is 10 -12%
good Job
Good show
Brian, If you would happen to be wanting another one of those blue Pete's there's 1 on interstate 65 North of Louisville about 28 to 35 miles at a Use truck lot ,good looking truck.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
2 Generation Mornin, I never even thought of that. I have seen it twice now. Couldn't be more pleased 😂. Your first day of wheat harvest took longer than 24 hours.
With all the heat records this year 20% seems like it could be a bit lower, go figure.
Stay cool. Happy subscriber 😊!
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Thanks!
Had to rewire our baler a few years ago due to mice and rats. Started putting bar bate and moth balls in the baler and tractors. 👍😉morning.
First Harvest
Yep. It does not take a big hole for a draper belt to start filling up with dirt. It's normally grass and stuff wrapping around the rollers that jams a belt. Or a rock. If there's not a hole, there's probably a rock tucked in somewhere.
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The new belt works wonders
Maybe put some dryer sheets in the equipment when it’s in storage? Works for campers.
Great video
Hope you got all of your wheat harvested. Looks like one of our fields is going to be written off as sprout damaged. The ground has been too wet for weeks (it's still too wet; it could barely support a Polaris Ranger yesterday, no chance it supports a combine for a while).
Yikes
We had and loved our 2x L2’s. Don’t farm anymore . Now honestly… does that Gleaner. Does it have all the Jam needed to run all the add on’s for peas and now eating wheat ?
I’m getting the impression it’s underpowered even tuned by about 50 hp.
Brian have you changed cameras? The clarity is much better.
I have edited the last few videos and don’t do color correction like my editor was doing. Personally I prefer how it looks when I edit it
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Morning ! When growing up in the 60s we called the trashing wheat 😁
Very good Video 👍 👍
Thank you 👍
Hello my people
good stuff
Good to see Kayla is still working with the common folk after achieving her degree. In all seriousness, congratulations to both Kayla and Brian because the way she earned her degree took a team effort! And Brian should be proud beyond words.
Hi I am a small scale farmer from India. Can you tell me your selling price of wheat in market and you total expenses per acre of land and profit per acre of land.
Hello! God speed...
The old massey 21 we used to take the canvases off every night keep them dry,
Are wheat yields higher with the new drill compared to last years broadcast
Hi in good old days we always toke those belts completely out an hanged them away from mice
Man I thought Draper heads had only been around for 15 years or so
Do y’all have a lot of problems with your rollers plugging up and the roller bearings goin out?
Your wife face was priceless around 4min mark
Good Video
Atleast yall got things started. I know its aggravating because you want to get your double crops in.
how much lbs or kg do you drill your wheat per hectar? Wheat is looking great over the video.
Ya know Jds endless belts on the fD’s seemed like a big job to change but in reality it’s easier than a MD.
HMMM. RATS!Might have to fire Squishie or add a few good bigger cats to the Rat patrol!! CONGRATS TO KAYLA! AND BRIAN! on getting her teaching license. Good luck with the crop harvest this season. I heard Pug face Putin has quit the grain shipments in Eukrain so the wheat price should start going up!
Don’t take my stuff!! Love it great video today
I ld love to be able to live this way and do this haha lot of hard work. But does jt seem to be something you have to be born into?
Brian i’d check your pops combine tires looked low least in vidia it did??
good
non-farmer dumb question: back in the day you could tell wheat from barley, cos barley had the 'long ears'. comparatively recently we got long-ear wheat, which you can mistake for barley - one which seems popular is called Skyfall. so q) what's your wheat ?? looks long-ear !!
Afternoon
Always an adventure to keep life interesting. Bummer how rats can cause electrical issues. Glad you were able to get rolling.
and that why we would always take the draper belts off for the winter it get all the crap out
Ran drapers for 12 years and this was a first
Mornin’
What app do you use? That tracking thing
What you guys to with the remaining stubble???
Plant into it
@@BriansFarmingVideos does it help increasing the fertility or it's just a myth??
Brian just curious does the elevator dry that wheat, we do a lot of wheat up here in Saskatchewan and I know wheat wouldn’t keep long at 20% moisture?
Yep they dry a lot of wheat every year
Does double crop make a profit vs just single cropping?
I'm surprised there wasn't a code on the dash.
20 moisture in Oklahoma they dock us anything over 13.5 and 14 is cutoff
We are docked over 13 for moisture but the elevator will not take it over 20. I’m guessing you all don’t have a drier at the elevator
@@BriansFarmingVideos no dryers in the elevators and when they fill concrete it goes to steel bins usually we cut the first part of June and done by the 4th well this year didn’t work that way I sprayed the last 200 ac today that we have left to cut 7 days and then I need 2 days
Use mothballs in your combines when not in use
Mornin👍👍✌️
Smart mechanic once told me , slow down and you'll go faster 😊
Too say a fuel leak is “ less the ideal” is an understatement
Guy should come up with a flavor of wash that makes the wires not taste good.
If its 20% now.......by the time you harvest a few truck loads....it will be well within the limits....and yes...I grew up on a farm and worked at a grain elevator....people are way to cautious!
Yeah but we didn’t have drying weather. High humidity no wind or sun. It didn’t really get dry for a week or so
Mornin
Have you gotten any rain lately
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I Got 5 good rat catching cats I'll give you here in Galloway
not that the reason is right, but hope with RU backing out the grain deal yall gunna get good prices for your wheat
its durum wheat?
Train Dax now run combine
You need more cats? Ive got some extras lol
Our 5 females each just had a set a week apart
Do yall sell any grain to Cargill Dayton?
Weeeeelllll! Bob Cam!
Funny I thought to myself they can't have the tension off the belts.
Hey my wife has three cats i could fed ex them to you😮 obviously after she goes to work😂🙀😿😾
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Bob cam= cue the Boomhauer closed caption 😂
Don't take my stuff!lol lol
Apparently the reason rodents like wiring is that vegetable oil is used in the manufacturing
Only thing you do with draper head is take off tension for winter and wash it as normal. These people saying they take off the belts ever year are full of shit.
Who's the new guy?