@@whatusernameisnottaken3885 Alessander, mechanization is beautiful because with few staff you produce a lot. The problem is that the production chain makes money illegally with illegal production imposed by multinationals. That we buy in supermarkets. The speech is opposite e Innovate and develop machines and bring mechanization to poor continents. So stop it ...
Come drive the real ones and stop dreaming. Plenty of seasonal jobs around the world to drive these irl if you get out of ya couch. You might enjoy it so much you’ll never go back to a simulator😂 plus, you get paid too lol. Paid to play not pay to play.
The steering is automated so the driver can focus on combine settings. Also, the combine settings is automated so that the driver can focus on steering. This leaves the driver to optimize yield settings, while the combine automatically adjusts to produce the greatest output.
I love farmers... They're up there with like firefighters and paramedics and nurses and doctors and all those other super heroes. The ones that make staying alive possible.
@@jonjacob1962 I agree with everything you said in your original statement but there is a life lesson here not everyone in noble professions are good people.
The sight of Agricultural Machines at work is awe-inspiring. From towering combines harvesting crops with precision to mammoth tractors pulling heavy implements through rugged terrain, these field giants exemplify the relentless pursuit of innovation in farming.
The video is not just an informative source about agricultural machinery; it's also a powerful inspiration for the development and innovation in the industry.
Fascinating to see how farming tech is helping to feed the world. From tractors with 400+ horsepower to fully automated harvesters, these machines are essential for keeping up with growing demand. 🌱🌽
Thanks for this channel for great detail documentation,like how the narator voice, the cinematic and how germany is very modern in inovation, like auto harvest, automatic and network machine..love it
Look for Welker Farms, Larson Farms and for the largest machines out there, check Mike Mitchel's YT channels. Mike Mitchell has 6 units of 17 meter combiners, JD, Case Quad-tracks and many other gigantic machines !
Gran documental. Les escribo en Español porque es mi idioma nativo y así puedo expresar con más profundidad lo grandioso que me parece éste tipo de programas. Estoy aprendiendo Inglés con ustedes y me va muy bien. felicidades por éste gran trabajo.
It's a real shame that the manufacturers have decided to maximize their profits at the cost of the farmers. Those machines require regular servicing and repairs which is expected and in the past could mostly be done on site by the farmer and the staff. Now however the service manuals, computer software and upgrades and even parts are unavailable unless you get the company you bought the machine from to come out and fix it for you. Farming isn't easy and often they barely break even . This underhanded tactic by manufacturers is shameful.
You can buy a plain simple harvester, but in the most cases it is cheaper to engage a harvesting company with XXL equipment - you have no leasing rates and repair costs, it´s mainly a calculation.
@@Rick2010100 You’re missing Richards point mate! He’s right the price of machinery and parts has gone ridiculous this past 8-10 years. Squeezing the farmer the whole time. These multinational companies don’t care for the end consumer of their product basically. The day that the family farm is nonexistent is the end of reliable food source.
That statement of young kids being at fault of alot of accidents is bullshit, alot of the accidents got more to do with the people in the cars not being patient and always got to overtake the big equipment. What can a young person do about it
Notice how they will always blame the farm equipment and never the other vehicles? Me thinks the people in cars and motorcycles should be paying attention as well
Based on some research I read German Farmers are no 1 in terms of production of wheat per acre. almost double some advanced countries, the world needs to learn from German farmers.
I must admit though that we have excellent ground for farming. We have higher yields in most grains. Yes we have great efficient farmers but we have a huge advantage to start with.
@ 2:10 “Fields of unimaginable size”...? I don’t know about that? I’m a Canadian 🇨🇦 and I live in the prairies, so as you can probably guess, I can imagine pretty big fields! 😉
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When I heard he proudly said, "Our machine lasts for 10-15 years" I thought, we don't even know if our own existence could last that long. My sympathy goes to the families of the victims that were killed in the flood last month.
You've been brainwashed lol BIG TIME! Every human on earth can fit inside the city of Jacksonville Florida...twice over. I bet you also believe the world is over populated???
@@daviel Technically, if you stand people together like in a music concert you can fit the worlds population (7 billion) in an area the size of a medium to large city. I know this because I just did the math. I'm not sure that proves anything but it is interesting.
Do you think farmers still use horses to cultivate thousands of hectares? This documentation is from Germany and the German farmers NOT rich in any means
Did the german farmers still use horses or cows to cultivate a land? Here, in our country Philippines, as of today since the beginning of our independence was still our farmers using carabaos , cows etc for cultivating hectare land.
It looks like Germany is world champion in agricultural machines... I always say this the Germans limit themselves by their frugal and fear of heavy risk taking like the Americans. Every top developed countries has taken a leaf from the German development book ie Japan, South Korea and China...
Because most humans think they are too good for hard work. Many farmers (worldwide) struggle to find enough employees to perform the tasks, therefor efficiency is key. Automation increases efficiency and that means that tasks takes less time (or you can do more in the same amount of time). Because the highly industrialized farming world, we can steel feed the world. Of course if you don't like industrialization, you can visit an artisan organic farmer, but don't start complaining prices their prices are too high. Because when hourly wages rise, so does the costs of goods that are sold. Those large machines are indeed expensive, but can do the work of 10 people, calculate their annual salaries and you quickly find out why these million dollar machines are sold like cup cakes...
Here in the western 1/2 of the US 🇺🇸 we use trucks to do 98% of the hauling of silage, fertilizer, etc. When the feild to farm is longer distance then in most of Europe and can do 60+ mph instead of 25 to 30 mph depending on the tractor. It makes more sense. For example I work for a 10,000 milking cow dairyfarm in Arizona and we had to drive up to 1.5 hrs or around 60 miles one way just to get to the feild. Then get a load of silage and drive back. Maybe 5 loads a day in 12 to 14 hr day.
In Europe its very difficult and expensive to get a lorry licence and as Europe is mush smaller than the USA there isn't much need for high speed movement, when farmer here in the UK want to move fast they get a fastrac or unimog usually as that's what we did, In my area only 1 farmer has a lorry and it is used for selling grain tractors are still used to lug it from the field
@@joel8340. You're talking West Europe, East of Europe has massive space and are located far from silo storage. So in Eastern Europe, haulage by truck instead of tractor is becoming more and more common. Here in the US in the Midwest and West parts large equipment is used. Along the East coast areas are much more compact and those large apparatuses would be almost impossible to move. On the east coast most farmers can see all of their land standing on a silo or water tower. In other parts of the US a farmer needs a helicopter to inspect its land...
There's already areas in Europe where VR technology is being tested. The only real world modification done to the harvesters was adding some management equipment and more cameras. The operator was never in the cab.
wow, great machine to access farm that needs good condition to drive along. field analyzing make researcher to set smart controlling system. Could you share me other videos to measure soil condition?
I had a glass of beer everytime the narrator said *"Partik-you-larly";* by the end of the video I was very pissed. ("pissed" is Aussie Lingo for drunk, not Murican lingo for angry).
In Canada being drunk can be referred to as being pissed as well and has been. Lol. Hammered shit-faced and fucked up All can be used as terminology to describe a good bender. Lol.
Funny because according to latest statistics that American farmers happen to be Microsoft owner and founder Bill Gates he owns something like 245,000 acres of land So yeah building needs maybe more than four combines to hammer all that off in 4 weeks right. Lol
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@@whatusernameisnottaken3885 Alessander, mechanization is beautiful because with few staff you produce a lot.
The problem is that the production chain makes money illegally with illegal production imposed by multinationals.
That we buy in supermarkets.
The speech is opposite e Innovate and develop machines and bring mechanization to poor continents.
So stop it ...
your comment is so helpful, it's what i needed, thank you so much
Thank you, it's very helpful
Great video. I also have these tractors. On the game farming simulator. 😆😆😆
The slot counts though 🙄
I have the tractors in my farm to touch. Unfortunately on a scale of 1:32
Just need more sugar beet equipment choices like the 3rd party Grimme DLC for potato
Come drive the real ones and stop dreaming. Plenty of seasonal jobs around the world to drive these irl if you get out of ya couch. You might enjoy it so much you’ll never go back to a simulator😂 plus, you get paid too lol. Paid to play not pay to play.
@@riamriam6758 🤣🤣🤣
The steering is automated so the driver can focus on combine settings. Also, the combine settings is automated so that the driver can focus on steering. This leaves the driver to optimize yield settings, while the combine automatically adjusts to produce the greatest output.
Most people just listen and nod their heads
Thanks for creating this documentary and translating. Respect, keep it independent and unbiased.. thank you
they didn't create it or translate anything, they just uploaded it...
Get serious. While it's entertaining, it's EXTREMELY biased.
I love farmers... They're up there with like firefighters and paramedics and nurses and doctors and all those other super heroes. The ones that make staying alive possible.
There was a farmer round my way that used to shag his sheep until he got knee capped and told to leave the country.
@@Lousy_Bastard 😂😂😂 So maybe not ALL of em are heroes... Lol.
@@jonjacob1962 I agree with everything you said in your original statement but there is a life lesson here not everyone in noble professions are good people.
@@Lousy_Bastard well I figured it would go without saying that I wasnt talking about EVERY SINGLE person in those professions...
@@jonjacob1962 Yes I kind of guessed that. 👍
The sight of Agricultural Machines at work is awe-inspiring. From towering combines harvesting crops with precision to mammoth tractors pulling heavy implements through rugged terrain, these field giants exemplify the relentless pursuit of innovation in farming.
Excellent documentary!
The narrator has to be German with those exact German pronunciations. There's also a slight accent in the English.
It's the same narrator for the channel Kurzgesagt so yeah, deutsch for sure ! :)
@@marc4760, not the main one, the Kurzgesagt narrator made voice-over in it though 🙂
Oh wait it is the same narrator?
I have to say Germany engineering always is world class level
The video is not just an informative source about agricultural machinery; it's also a powerful inspiration for the development and innovation in the industry.
Fascinating to see how farming tech is helping to feed the world. From tractors with 400+ horsepower to fully automated harvesters, these machines are essential for keeping up with growing demand. 🌱🌽
Awesome Agriculture machine 👍👍👍👍👍
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Hi
@@TractorCambodia how are you doing?
@@barbaratingey3648 When I free time am alway take video for upload to youtube
@@TractorCambodia good to know, what is your name and where are you from?
You know its a german documentation when they measure area in soccer fields
Imagine brazilians and australians going like "ok, so my farm is about 9382432742098 soccerfields"
football*
"Football Field" in Europe "soccer" is called football. Only in America it is call soccer. Well, at least as far as I know.😅
*Football*
Usa detect
Thanks for this channel for great detail documentation,like how the narator voice, the cinematic and how germany is very modern in inovation, like auto harvest, automatic and network machine..love it
Love these farming videos! 🚜 I would like to see one on American farming. Also would like to learn more about the technology
Look for Welker Farms, Larson Farms and for the largest machines out there, check Mike Mitchel's YT channels. Mike Mitchell has 6 units of 17 meter combiners, JD, Case Quad-tracks and many other gigantic machines !
Call John Deere.
Gran documental. Les escribo en Español porque es mi idioma nativo y así puedo expresar con más profundidad lo grandioso que me parece éste tipo de programas. Estoy aprendiendo Inglés con ustedes y me va muy bien. felicidades por éste gran trabajo.
This documentary was simply satisfying 🍻👌🏽
We wish a healthy, peaciful and happy new year for you . Best Regards AYKUT COSKUN ..
Best regards back from germany. Love and a long life for you and everybody you love...
Simply WOW ,super German technology.
Thank you for using METRIC so that the majority of the world's population can understand the weights, specifications and dimensions being discussed!
There are countries that went to the moon and countries that need their fingers and toes to count.
Thank you for providing a profound insight into the role of technology in enhancing productivity and product quality in agriculture
It's a real shame that the manufacturers have decided to maximize their profits at the cost of the farmers. Those machines require regular servicing and repairs which is expected and in the past could mostly be done on site by the farmer and the staff. Now however the service manuals, computer software and upgrades and even parts are unavailable unless you get the company you bought the machine from to come out and fix it for you. Farming isn't easy and often they barely break even . This underhanded tactic by manufacturers is shameful.
You can buy a plain simple harvester, but in the most cases it is cheaper to engage a harvesting company with XXL equipment - you have no leasing rates and repair costs, it´s mainly a calculation.
@@Rick2010100 You’re missing Richards point mate! He’s right the price of machinery and parts has gone ridiculous this past 8-10 years. Squeezing the farmer the whole time. These multinational companies don’t care for the end consumer of their product basically. The day that the family farm is nonexistent is the end of reliable food source.
True, how’s you doing today?
@@Rick2010100 Nice idea, What’s up with you?
@@roadrash1282 Food is essential! How are you doing today?
That statement of young kids being at fault of alot of accidents is bullshit, alot of the accidents got more to do with the people in the cars not being patient and always got to overtake the big equipment. What can a young person do about it
You gonna cryyy?
@@jms876. you gonna be another statistic?
Notice how they will always blame the farm equipment and never the other vehicles? Me thinks the people in cars and motorcycles should be paying attention as well
definitely agree. 13yr olds have more experience driving on country roads than most adults.
Based on some research I read German Farmers are no 1 in terms of production of wheat per acre. almost double some advanced countries, the world needs to learn from German farmers.
I must admit though that we have excellent ground for farming. We have higher yields in most grains. Yes we have great efficient farmers but we have a huge advantage to start with.
Very well-produced documentary.
Hello
Very well produced advertisement.
I came for AGRICULTURAL MACHINES....
I stayed for the voice work.
Hi Mark
@ 2:10 “Fields of unimaginable size”...? I don’t know about that?
I’m a Canadian 🇨🇦 and I live in the prairies, so as you can probably guess, I can imagine pretty big fields! 😉
I had a good horse laugh when he exaggerated that concept. Of course I'm an Aussie.
Yes, he could have said for German standards
Atleast every decade there is a new innovation of Agriculture Technology🌍❤️❤️
As a vet and farm born I like to see up dated harvest equipment to beat the weather changes
The real war to feed a hungry world
*The colour of the steel resulting from the oil-quenching is amazing*
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY - giant machines applied to production greatly reduce costs, thereby reducing product prices. so good
Like for Kurzgesagt voice 🙂❤️👍
Thanks for all your hard work thank you God bless
Excellent Documentary.
Love the technology & huge production … salute …
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Powerful and interesting
Marvellous. Amazing
Anybody else waiting for those *agricultural machines* to transform into a *Decepticon?*
When I heard he proudly said, "Our machine lasts for 10-15 years" I thought, we don't even know if our own existence could last that long. My sympathy goes to the families of the victims that were killed in the flood last month.
You've been brainwashed lol BIG TIME!
Every human on earth can fit inside the city of Jacksonville Florida...twice over. I bet you also believe the world is over populated???
@@Jdalio5 nice, exactly what America needs. A man that could tell lies in your face while believing in it 100%
@@daviel Technically, if you stand people together like in a music concert you can fit the worlds population (7 billion) in an area the size of a medium to large city. I know this because I just did the math. I'm not sure that proves anything but it is interesting.
Huh?
good documentation..keep going.
awesome bro, the machine is so big
It s soooooooo impressive. 👍👍👍❤❤❤
This’s about German technology. Simple and clear
AS LONG as those farmers can afford buying and maintain those equipments, they're fine. And then...
Do you think farmers still use horses to cultivate thousands of hectares? This documentation is from Germany and the German farmers NOT rich in any means
these are business assets not personal assets.
@@toomanyaccounts bussinets assets can be set upon personal ones just saying
Yes thats what i pointed out too
Did the german farmers still use horses or cows to cultivate a land?
Here, in our country Philippines, as of today since the beginning of our independence was still our farmers using carabaos , cows etc for cultivating hectare land.
Waiting 🙌🏽🙌🏽 I like what am seeing already
Excellent documentary, but corn is not harvested in Antarctica (17:45).
😂
😂
Yet. This is a future proof documentary. In a few years, we're going to plant corn everywhere.
Bellissimo video 👍
Great. Well done.
GREAT VIDEO, thanks welt documentary
독일 농업기계가 잘 발달해 있구나. 이런 기술이 있어야 진정한 대국이며, 강국이다.
How about Korea Agriculture Machine?
It looks like Germany is world champion in agricultural machines... I always say this the Germans limit themselves by their frugal and fear of heavy risk taking like the Americans. Every top developed countries has taken a leaf from the German development book ie Japan, South Korea and China...
Not only on agricultur equipment, in many other segments to
Thats why German mountains had left the group because of their machineries. Haha, jkkk don't mean it. Im just kidding
Amazing machinery
I got suggested this cause I’ve been playing and looking up farming sim stuff. Still mindblowingly interesting
Amazing machine
I can never understand why humans put so much effort to making humans obsolete
Because most humans think they are too good for hard work. Many farmers (worldwide) struggle to find enough employees to perform the tasks, therefor efficiency is key. Automation increases efficiency and that means that tasks takes less time (or you can do more in the same amount of time).
Because the highly industrialized farming world, we can steel feed the world. Of course if you don't like industrialization, you can visit an artisan organic farmer, but don't start complaining prices their prices are too high. Because when hourly wages rise, so does the costs of goods that are sold. Those large machines are indeed expensive, but can do the work of 10 people, calculate their annual salaries and you quickly find out why these million dollar machines are sold like cup cakes...
Claas machinery is the best gear in the agri market
awesome, jaguar, tiger n leopard of course...
So perfect 👍
Ceci est pour le développement et l'intégration des paysans agriculteurs
this vid vicariously stressed me out. respect to all doing this work
Very interesting video
Here in the western 1/2 of the US 🇺🇸 we use trucks to do 98% of the hauling of silage, fertilizer, etc. When the feild to farm is longer distance then in most of Europe and can do 60+ mph instead of 25 to 30 mph depending on the tractor. It makes more sense. For example I work for a 10,000 milking cow dairyfarm in Arizona and we had to drive up to 1.5 hrs or around 60 miles one way just to get to the feild. Then get a load of silage and drive back. Maybe 5 loads a day in 12 to 14 hr day.
In Europe its very difficult and expensive to get a lorry licence and as Europe is mush smaller than the USA there isn't much need for high speed movement, when farmer here in the UK want to move fast they get a fastrac or unimog usually as that's what we did, In my area only 1 farmer has a lorry and it is used for selling grain tractors are still used to lug it from the field
@@joel8340. You're talking West Europe, East of Europe has massive space and are located far from silo storage. So in Eastern Europe, haulage by truck instead of tractor is becoming more and more common. Here in the US in the Midwest and West parts large equipment is used. Along the East coast areas are much more compact and those large apparatuses would be almost impossible to move. On the east coast most farmers can see all of their land standing on a silo or water tower. In other parts of the US a farmer needs a helicopter to inspect its land...
@1:23 this is not a Caterpillar please but a CASE
the are talking about the tracks not the brand
Caterpillar in the sense of the caterpillar tracks, not the brand
Isn't the narrator at 4:25 the same as the one from kurzgesagt?
Yes
Welt der beste technology Deutsche technology.
And autonomous technology is leading on Agricultural machines
There's already areas in Europe where VR technology is being tested. The only real world modification done to the harvesters was adding some management equipment and more cameras. The operator was never in the cab.
Of course they have Ritchie bros auctions in Germany.
I love machines
More than your spouse
same here ,especially the huge combine harvesters.Humans can be good and destructive like making killing machines.
Excellent
Hi Jim
Amazing, where are these modern machines sold?
إِنَّ اللَّهَ لَذُو فَضْلٍ عَلَى النَّاسِ وَلَٰكِنَّ أَكْثَرَ النَّاسِ لَا يَشْكُرُونَ
Awesome 😎
✌️I'll come work for you guys !!!!✌️
wow, great machine to access farm that needs good condition to drive along. field analyzing make researcher to set smart controlling system. Could you share me other videos to measure soil condition?
Hearing the German inthe background and the English translation reminds me of the old Transtel Cologne documentaries on TV back in the 1970s.
I had a glass of beer everytime the narrator said *"Partik-you-larly";* by the end of the video I was very pissed. ("pissed" is Aussie Lingo for drunk, not Murican lingo for angry).
In Canada being drunk can be referred to as being pissed as well and has been. Lol. Hammered shit-faced and fucked up All can be used as terminology to describe a good bender. Lol.
Really impressed with this impressive harvester, But how much does it cost to maintain this machine each year?
wonderful
great equipment. well built. typical German quality. now have a look at the size of the equipment we need in Australia.
Das wunderbaar
Awesome. Food monster.
Nice amazing lodi
German engineering at its finest...
amazing
*At the end of a stressful day, my mechanics always takes the edge off*
NOT a Caterpillar tractor. 1:25 🤦🏽♂️
It's a name commonly used for the crawler tracks. Also where Cat got their name.
Realy I like tAgricultural Machines his
32:25 RIP... The crash test part is interesting!
I'd love to see that Krone Forage harvester harvesting corn in Antarctica. After all they are active on EVERY continent
I pray that someday we will harvest weed like this
Thanks
Please invest your agriculture machinery here in the Philippines. We need it now badly! Thank you!
Thanks 🙏
what u farm
@@ฟิโกโล่ yes, I own and farm 81 acres of corn
How’s work going for you today Stephen?
@@stephensfarms7165 you bale hays too? Cattle? Pigs?
@@barbaratingey3648 : Hey I am good. Retired staying inside how about u?
So that's what a GIGANT looks like.
Who else recognised Kurzgesagt narrator?
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amazing!!!
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German farmer: I have a huge business. 2800 soccer fields !!
American farmer: Ok bro, I have 3 Saarlands!
Saarland is literally the smallest German state. Nobody knows how much that is in football fields? 🤷
@@jansix4287 the joke is that American farmers have fields bigger than German states
@@stefthorman8548 American farmers are slaves to large food corporations.
Funny because according to latest statistics that American farmers happen to be Microsoft owner and founder Bill Gates he owns something like 245,000 acres of land So yeah building needs maybe more than four combines to hammer all that off in 4 weeks right. Lol
Good to know its not just German cars that always break lol its their harvesting equipment too