Big WHEAT Harvest in a 1,000 Acre Field
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Big Tractor Power takes viewers to a 1,000 acre wheat field where 9 Class 9 Combines with 45ft MacDon Draper Heads, 4 John Deere 420 hp 4wds and 1,000 bu Kinze grain carts, 15 semi trucks and three 600 plus hp tractors with 60ft air seeders are working on harvesting wheat and seeding a second crop of soybeans. This video takes viewers from the start of the harvest day to the finish with this large farming operation.
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That’s quite the fleet of equipment. It’s impressive to watch an outfit like that work. The one thing that always grinds my gears with a operation this size is how they bore thru the mud just like at the beginning of the video. To each their own, but my dad would rip you a new one one for boring up his farm and it’s a value I still stick with to this day.
Great video as ever, the figures you quoted at the start are absolutely mind blowing to someone here in the UK, that field that was being harvested is larger than the majority of the complete farms here. A truly well oiled team of harvesters well coordinated and a great watch.
The Uk is beautiful
1980 Massey Ferguson 540 combine with 13’ head and 1144 corn head, 1964 Chevy C60 2 ton grain truck, 1956 Ford F500 Grain Truck, 1968 John Deere 4020 for heavy tillage, 1974 John Deere 2630 with John Deere 8200 Grain Drill for planting, 1977 John Deere 2440 for boom sprayer. 200 acres of bean/wheat/corn rotation. Same family farm since 1817 in Central NC.
Very cool line up. Thank you for sharing.
Big Combines, Big Grain Carts, Big Fields, Big Planters, Big Tractors = BIG TRACTOR POWER. Thank you for another great video.
I use a John Deere s670, John Deere 608c for corn, and a John Deere 635f for soybeans. To haul it we use 4 gravity wagons
Very nice. The S670 is a good combine. Thank you for sharing.
We just started wheat harvest yesterday, had about 400 acres planted but about 150 of it pretty much taken out by weeds so we're not sure our guys will be able to harvest that circle or not. We'll have to wait and see when they get to it.
Wonder why they run the reels so far down into the grain? I learned to set the reel so it wasn’t much deeper than the heads of the grain, so the reel didn’t shatter grain off the heads and/or knock heads off the grain stalk.
They had heavy rains which knocked down the wheat in spots lodging it. The mudd in the beginning is a dead giveaway that storms had been in the area . Thick wheat will lodge after rains to quickly harvest it without losing yield they run the reel lower and faster . With the macdon heads the reel can run lower without issues especially in beans . My family runs 2 40 foot macdon heads .
@@anthonybanda8192 Good to know. Thank you for taking the time to explain that. I didn’t see that it had lodged, def not flat on the ground which is every farmers nightmare.
@@artfranz2273 lodged crops aren't good definitely a patients and skill game . I farm and custom harvest I've seen some serious crop damage before. Sometimes it's sad to see a guys crop destroyed. Take care !
Garnett farms have an awesome harvest fleet😉👍 it's impressive how fast the storm rolls in👍😁
I still remember a similar wheat harvest video from 2016, that is still one of my favorite videos on your channel👍👍
Did the hold in's on with the John Deere?😲
On my bosses wheat harvest operation, there's 2 John Deere 9660 STS combines (one is a Bullet Rotor) their oldest brother owns a John Deere 9760 STS combine. The bullet rotor combine uses a John Deere 635D 35' draper head, and the other 2 combines use 630F 30' hydraflex headers, and with the grain cart, their oldest brother owns a John Deere 8120 with tinted windows that I used last fall to haul corn with an A&L F705 700 bushel grain cart. With trucks, they use 2 semis with 38' 1000 bushel trailers to haul the wheat to the Conway Springs Farmers Coop.
Who cares.
I use a case IH 2166 with a 8 row 1083 corn head and a 1020 20ft soybean head. I use a john deere 500 grain cart the tractor i pull that with is a john deere 4450. To trasfer the corn and beans back to the farm we use a white 2-105 tractor that pulls a brent 640 gravity wagon.
Will you ever do a video of this farms grain handling facility
Who knows how much bigger and technically advanced this equipment will become.
you work very hard and you harvest the labor of your works,keep up the good work and perseverance! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
That is the number 1 John Deere Dr. I’ve ever seen
Great Great video. Wow what a pile of overhead those fellas got
Big machines for a big job. 👍👍
That's an amazing convoy of machinery, class video as always
That’s quite the operation! Excellent video 👍🏾
An amazing video. The machinery and execution of the operation is awesome.
This farming machine can make us rich. Forget it, only rich people can buy it
Big farming is just out of hand they took the small farmer out, and now have to haul ass to get the job done. And some of them not paying for land rent..
That is what farming looks like when it is done to "scale".
Вот это техника класс комфорт всё для удобства людей можно работать и работать молодецы
Great video..... very interesting to see the system there!!! 2 crops in the one year is crazy!! That was some shower of rain too!! The size of the field was mental too but think this channel has show us bigger? The average size of a field in southern 🇮🇪 is 20-30 acres at best although we do have a view 50-100 acre ones for tillage or grass!!!
Two crops in one year is a nice system. Wheat in June and soybeans in October. This 1,000 acre field is separated by a tree line from a 3,000 acre field you see in many of my Case IH Steiger and Axial-Flow videos. The farm in videos largest field is 2,800 acres which has been in several BTP videos.
Come up to Canada and you will see many many fields 2000+ acres
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This was one hell of a good video. One hell of a storm at the end as well!
Good vid ! Thanks for posting! Enjoyed watching!
Combine GleanerK 238 corn head , 12 ft grain head .
Tractors Jd 4010, 2510, 1020 , and cub .
One of the best smells in the world harvesting wheat
Love the triple tires! Wow what a big field! Great video! 👍👍
Thank you for watching.
when I last worked for a farmer in 1986 we used a IH 1460 with an 18’ head, a White dump truck and a 1949 International truck. My grandfather last farmed in 1966. he had a Massey Harris pull type combine with an 8’ head, and two International trucks, 1947 and 1949. Sometimes he used his brothers Ford Truck with a flathead V8 (old army truck)
BTW, those army trucks stemmed to last forever. I don’t think there was a farmer around who didn’t have one.
Very cool history.
I'm sure you have followed it I'm glad to hear finally the right to repair your own equipment bill is working it way through congress it about time, the big three auto makers did the same thing for years until a law was passed.
Ì absolutely love the videos of Garnett Farms
Pretty amazing when you consider the average farm size here in Northern Ireland would be around 100 acres! What time of year is winter Wheat harvested?
Depends on the area, typically harvested in the summer between May and July.
In central Ontario it is combined last week July first ofAugust
@@georgedavidson1221 Ha ha yes and Corn and Soybeans in the fall October/November, even in December when conditions dose not allow harvesting
In Central NJ Wheat is harvested right amount July 4th.
In western Kentucky it's starts last week in June.
just like working in a beautiful prairie
Must have found some footage you missed from a few years ago Jason? These are the series 1 versions of the 9000R's with the steel fuel tanks. I remember from a few of your spring videos that they were using the series 2 versions with the plastic tanks. I like the looks of the steel tanked versions better anyways. Just looks tougher looking even at the cost of decreased visibility out the back.
GREAT VIDEO, TRACTORS ARE AMAZING
I like the lexion combine very fast on tracks that's a lot of harvesting probably a week of work
The Lexion is an impressive combine. It has a road speed of 25 mph on tracks.
The tractors with the triple tires sure are cool looking machines
This video must be from 15 or 16?
Outstanding job - thks for taking the time
Deere combines💪
Super!
Wow, that is some thick wheat! Great video too
Awesome Jason 👌!! GO Garnett Farms!!
That is very big, 😱💪greetings from burley idaho bigtractorpower
Seus videos são muito bons!
Great video!!! Loved watching the action!! What speed do they go in the field?
So impressive
9R with trips, so awesome.
John Deere 9450 920f and 693 heads JM 525 cart pulled with a 7700 fwd John Deere an FL 70 single axle truck with a tempte single axle trailer and a Brent 540 wagon pulled with a 4430 John Deere
GREAT VIDEO !!! Love the weather changes. I will admit I would like it better if you would just show the the tractor implement years/hp/ prices as they went. Wouldn't have to go into great detail just the basics of what's driving across the screen
Yet another most excellent video from the mystro.
Well, the rain took some of your fire out of the run but Hey, that's what happens on the farm. Those triple tires just winks at the mud and keeps on rolling.
There usually is one good storm during the harvest. It was neat to catch this one.
Superb video !!
Great vídeo Jason.
Great Video, BTP. thanks for sharing, shame about the weather change in the video
I live close by where they are at. And yes they are a big operation.
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So cool
like it another good one.
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Hi Jason, i just wondering what is the yield for wheat in this Kentucky's area?
Here in France it is about 8 ton per ha or 120 Bu per acre.
Normally between 95 bu to 100 bu an acre. In 2021 many fields were at 110 bu after a nearly perfect growing season.
You mean no one knew about this thunderstorm coming their way??
They knew but you cut every acre you can until it arrives. Rain is detrimental to wheat when it is ready to harvest. Each rain on it lowers its quality. Some times storms just pop up in the summer from heat and humidity.
great job🤩🤩
Wish we could get some of that rain here in California.
I hope you get some soon. Sorry to hear it is dry.
@@bigtractorpower In a couple of days we expect to get to 80°f.
Iam a hay farmer, my harvest consists of either a small square baler or more often a 4x5 foot round bale.
Very cool.
Great video
Thank you for watching.
Wow!!!!!!!
Thank you for watching.
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How many types of crop harvest in this harvester Thnq
The S790 combines in this video harvest winter wheat, corn and soybeans on this Kentucky farm.
This is the same video you posted in 2016
How this farm is irrigated?
By flood irrigation or by sprinkler ?
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The struggle was real for the challenger at 1:56.
It was a muddy spot to run a 60ft drill and 550 bu commodity tank through.
Looking like rain coming in
It poured for a bit at the end.
Hope the rain did not ruin the hard earned harvest.
It did not. There is normally one or two storms during the harvest season.
7250 case ih with 4408 and 35ft 2162, j and m 750 grain cart on a 290 magnum
Nice harvest team
Isn't this from a few years ago?
It is a mix of clips from the same field in 2014, 2016 and 2019. The storm was shown in 2016 the rest of the clips have not been used. It was a fun video to share on a cold winter day.
@@bigtractorpower Nothing wrong with older material! Always nice to see scenes that otherwise would have been stored away on some backup hard drives.
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What about crop residue management. My family farm is zero tillage but there is no way that you can seed into the crop residue from that wheat stand and not have a very serious pinning issue.
I have just 1 question, how many Million $$$ worth of machinery was present in this video
The 1st combine that I operated had a 14’ header we’ve come a long way Baby
You are looking at nearly $800,000 per combine, $500,000 per grain cart tractor and over $100,000 per grain cart. These are industrial sized machines that cover 33,000 acres of crops in a season. Their size and horsepower are a good investment in getting the crops to market.
@@bigtractorpower Are any of these custom operators or is this just 1 farmer
@@dirtfarmer7472 just one farm.
The price of these agricultural machines is only suitable for a company with a large amount of capital.
Hey where was Matt. missed him in this great video. :-)
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊 nên áp dụng trên cả nước về phuc vụ ngành nông nghiệp có như vậy moi người gọi là nông dân a quyen ạ nông nhàn nhé thật mà
With all that mega machinery, I'm surprised my little box of Pancake mix is only $4.00.
This was filmed near Hopkinsville Ky which is the Batter Capitol of the world. If you eat Cracker Barrell pancakes or Rex Lobster biscuits they came from these wheat fields.
What does the rain do to the freshly cut wheat?
Nice video but they are heavily subsidized. Even they said "Without the Federal Govt, we would not be able to survive". Seems to me that they took on all that land not knowing what they were getting into. Govt provided most of the, if not all of the equipment. Also they farm 15k acres of land and only generate $450k revenue? I farm 3k acres of land in Ga and generate more income than that.
Keep the money for the es
Huge investment in all this farm equipment.The field must be 2-3 miles long & 2-3 miles wide
Ironically Deere has never had 2 track tractor over 600hp
It is good sized. It sits right next to a 3,000 acre field that appears in many of my Case IH Steiger and Axial-Flow videos.
640 acres is 1 mi Square
what kind of hoppers are better the folding up ones like these or the ones that dont
The folding hopper is nice because it keeps water out of the bin.
How often can they replant over the just harvested crop like this before having to plow?
A lot of notill farmers don’t ever till
Millions of $$$$ in FREE government taxpayer money subsidizing and enriching wealthy farmers who own and control land resources already and who don't need the welfare. This may be a great video but it is courtesy of the American taxpayer. This farm raked in over $5.535M in commodity subsidies over the years. That does not include crop insurance subsidies which account for 60% of the premium paid per acre. The crop insurance subsidy could be as high as $15 per acre or $150,000 every year on 10K acres. This farm is probably at least 20K acres ($300,000 CI subsidy) and could be as large as 40K acres ($600,000 CI subsidy). The Garnett's should be extremely grateful for the generosity of the hard wording American taxpayer for they have made the Garnett's lives much easier.
Jason how much did that weather affect the remainder of their crops I hope things went well for them
The storm did not really hurt anything. It knocked some corn over but they were back to cutting the next day. The begging of this video was filmed the day after the storm that’s why you see some mud.
Do you have a picture of the soybeans that were planted in that field?
Leave the Claas in Germany and Let American Made Equipment do the Harvesting
The CLAAS Lexion combine in this video was manufactured in Omaha, NE.
Isn’t this a rerun of the same video posted a short while back?
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Hello! How long did it take to be done?
Looks a little wet
This was filmed mid way through harvest at 8:15 at night. The wheat was plenty dry to heaviest but dew was setting in.
Hi Jason, is that Garnett farms ? If so is the Claas combine at the front of the convoy there's ? Great video.
It is. They demoed a Lexion in 2016. This video is a compilation of the 2014, 2016 and 2018 wheat harvest in the same field.
@@bigtractorpower Ahh I'm with you now Jason. Thanks for taking the time to reply.
and to thing it wasnt too long ago the folks seeing a fleet of say 5 JD 8820 with 25ft headers was a mighty big outfit, everything has doubled in size and quadrupled in price
A fleet of 5 8820s would be the coolest farming moment ever filmed 😁
is this a john deer test farm
Horsch made in germany