Massive Wheat Harvest: 7 Combines at Work 

I agree very impressive, in 1976 my grandfather harvested his wheat sold some of it at $5.00/bushel and bought a new Ford pickup. I harvested my 2024 wheat and sold it for $4.80 to $5.00/bushel and paid for part of my fertilizer bill.

Im 20 seconds in and already know its Randall Bros. What an operation

Another great video Josh! Those guys are the real deal!

Pretty impressive 7 combines in one feild especially for Ohio

That’s a lot of pretty impressive hardware in that field……..nice catch. I enjoyed the visit with the operator very much. Well done.

Thanks guys I love to eat!!!! Man I miss farming!!!

Very very impressive. That’s a lot of money on wheels there. Glad you had great weather for harvest

great video. I've always wanted to learn more about these guys...pretty decent of him to interview. Very impressive.

Id sew the field for free if i could field a farmer to teach me one season.... seriously. It not about money but the experience. Of doing something im told is not for som people... im not some people i learn hands on and in the thick of it... and haven't failed yet.😊

Very impressive operation and video. Keep up the good work friend

thanks for the great video

It's funny to hear him talk about MF510s. My dad had one when I was a kid. He hated it. Replaced it with a 914 and never looked back.

Wow so big Harvesting 😍

Nice set up

Awesome video green power baby

Go back this spring and get the Steigers. They probably have more Tigers and Panthers than anyone

Good job.

Just some 2024 facts. If that is a 200 acre field, and it yields 80 bushel/acre, sells at 2024 prices of $5.00/bushel. Total $80,000. That amount might purchase a used 35 foot Draper head! A used JD X9 $600,000.00

Nice

There’s a lot of $$$$$ tied up in all that equipment

I am a new subscriber i like it amazing video

How many acres a day can they do? Wow.

Interesting you've got two groups running at 90° to each other

That's some pretty thick looking wheat....What were they getting for yield?

With that much equipment, I'm guessing that farm works more than 100 acres. :)

Didn't know that Randall Bro's row cropped. Just thought they dealt in machinery. Do they plant soybeans behind the wheat? Seems to have plenty of time for them to get another crop off the field

These farmers own a deere dealer as well?

Jaki plon?

Need to put a mic on Lee Randall. We can hear what you’re saying but not Lee!

My 1688 could do this no problem