2018 Corn Harvest near Covington Indiana. 

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Funny thing is new equipment break more cause there’s far more things added where as the old equipment is simple

Old equipment is cool and have is faschion

instablaster.

That must be the little Boy still in you

Max Thurman Yes they were great people

Hey colt in the seventies we picked corn with a 2 row mounted picker on a d-19 in the snow not all the time thankfully have a good one

Is it profitable!?

Hello

You haven't farmed very long lol that's the way it goes

I agree but having the equipment to get it out in a limited window for good yield and dry crop harvest is nice. If I farmed it would be a mix of older 80's- 2000's equipment thats been well taken care of and alot simpler to do your own mait on.

@@cumminspoweredab7441 On are farm we use equipment from the late 1930's to the newest tractor being a 2002 TS100 New Holland tractor. Just about everything we use what bought brand new by my Great Grandfather. I have some pictures of the equipment on my instagram page @nickwilburn6352

Not true about all the younger generations, I'm 31 and the biggest tractor I've run is a JD 4520, newest being a Kubota L3510.....would love a shot at driving around something massive like most farms, or what they should be called, corporations, run such as that DeltaTrac in the video, but highly unlikely to happen lol

Well when you are a subsidy farmers you have nice stuff.....

Yes, they can even put a fertiliser in the autumn, and then plant corn exactly where the fertiliser was with sub inch accuracy

Its thrown out the back of the combine usually chopped up and just used for organic matter back into the soil.

Efficiency, it allows everyone to keep moving. It keeps the combines empty so they never have to stop, and keeps the trucks full so they can keep going. That way instead of the trucks having to follow the combines for a few hoppers full for a while by the time they get there a grain cart has a load all ready for them. In addition, a tractor pulling a grain cart handles the terrain much better, in terms of being less likely to get stuck, and a much smoother ride for the operator.

Brilliant teamwork, what would be the yield 10 to 12 tonne a hectare is my guess

All combines lose a little bit, but it isn't much. It has sensors that will realize if too much corn is going out the back. I believe modern machinery have gotten aver age loss down to the 2% to 4% range compared to the total amount shelled.

Look up the advantages then.

You know food pantries take donations, right?

@@CrazyAlienLady051 Thats how ridiculous the illusion of money is

Is there hunger in the US?

how I will regain the costs of that corn used for poors?

Muscle Tractor Fan no use for it, not enough trucks or auger wagons to keep up

They probably plant with 12 or 24 row planters

Ryan they plant corn with a 1770nt 24 row planter and plant beans with a db60 on 20 inch rows

Cool, was just pointing it out as one of the many reasons they use a 12 over a 16 row

Exactly, not making money unless its moving

Just a few miles

Max Thurman Yes sure did

Mike Less - Farmhand Mike they have grown by a few thousand acres since I last worked for them but we always made sure the equipment was clean and in top shape, Dave who runs the s690 is a wealth of knowledge, I was also there when that irrigation was put in and it made a huge difference there on the sand

Adam Stonebraker lol why are you watching farm videos

Damnit Jake can’t a man type in Covington indiana into RU-vid and explore?

None.

I never really understood thise kind of questions and why there supposedly inappropriate to ask i mean asking someone there credit card number is bad but asking who they voted for is just well un my case when i usally ask those questions i just want to start a good conversation with the person about our differences and political beliefs and asking what their yield was is just a curious thing to ask it could help farmers compare eachothers produce every year and compare the different seed varietys and diffrents ways of farming to increase maximum yield

My combine alone is 850,000

How? I mean what do you want them to do shell hundreds upon hundreds of acre manually? I don’t think that’s very sustainable for feeding 8 billion people.