MONSTER Ears - High Moisture Corn Harvesting | How Farms Work

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We got a little moisture the night before and the corn wasn't going through the combine very well, so we head to another farm to check the moisture. After we return to the farm, we prep for beans and even they were running over 15%!
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How Farms Work by Ryan Kuster is a RU-vid channel based in rural Potosi, Wisconsin.
Our mission is to teach those who didn't grow up on a farm what the farming life is like.
These videos show the Kuster family working together raising cattle and crops. We believe everyone who wants to know more about farming should be able to share the farming experience with us and we look to educate the world on many essential agriculture topics.
How Farms Work takes place on ~1,100 acres with around 75-200 cattle at any given time. Four John Deere tractors are currently used on the farm, which are a 4020, 4640, 7600, and 8235R.

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@danfinley3690 4 года назад

The drone footage is so clear and looks like I’m right there harvest time glad the weather is holding out

@scottneill8646 4 года назад

You younger generation farmers will some day realize that farming with older tractors is always still the best 👍 stay away from the def, computerized cabs & modern technology because the future isn't always the best!! Love your videos 👍 & watching farming from another state... 😎

@mattnordhus7845 4 года назад

I like the intro - Rocket is looking better than ever! Your drone footage is outstanding - best i've seen on any farm channel.

@gregmarshenterprises412 4 года назад

Ryan, I bet a lot of subscribers are like me - not farmers and fascinated with how farms work. One thing I really don't understand is how the combine drives through a corn field and corn kernels end up in the top. Someday I hope you'll explain how it works. The round bailer is also a mystery.

@beckawingham7691 4 года назад

We would love to sport a How Farms Work Hat!! My 2 1/2 year loves watching your videos. He always wants to watch "Ryan's farming" Glad that our area is finally getting into the harvest swing of things!

@whataguy7032 4 года назад

20:12,..........I always liked it when I was working on something with my Dad and he said, "Yeah!" and smiled......He passed away in 1982.

@leesteele9290 4 года назад

Approval from the guy who taught you most everything and was usually very critical is a big deal ,I don't care if you're 6or 60 !!

@kershaw117 4 года назад

I love listening to Andrew explain stuff in such great detail, whenever he's in a video i know i'm going to learn something new about agriculture that i never knew before. His corn explanation about black layer and in the field was very interesting and something new to me. I do always enjoy when he makes an appearance in a video! Best of luck to you this harvest, i look forward to the upcoming video's and i'm rooting for you in the yield contest!

@zachw5085 4 года назад

Really liked that part where you guys were walking around the field and talking about yields and such. Really interesting. Thanks.

@lazyacre21dan35 4 года назад

So nice of you to load that baby tractor and cart ! Man that new cart is huge

@RKHarm24 4 года назад

Glad to see you follow Gibb's rule #9. Always carry a knife. 2 is 1 and 1 is none is another rule to consider. Another fine video today Ryan. Drone footage was on top. Dad grunting on the gate door made me chuckle, knowing exactly how he felt at that moment. Been there, done that. Orville Redenbacher would be proud of your monster corn.

@cereus57 4 года назад

Ryan, thank you to you and your family for putting up these videos as they really do give us a better idea of what goes into farming!

@TrevorWhite1979 4 года назад

Hey Ryan I look forward to your videos all the time. Good to see you guys are starting to get the crops off with it getting so late in the season. We had some snow in the air at one point here today. Cheers from Northern Ontario Canada!!!

@chrssondergaard 4 года назад

That EZtrail wagon looks so cute next to the Umverferth cart!

@ICRedsox 4 года назад

After working 1 winter up in Wisconsin and Minnesota, I became a firm believer of Carhartt and their clothes

@hossblake 4 года назад

Your dad reminds me a lot of my dad and watching you two work together brings back a lot of good memories.

@carterfarms5906 4 года назад

An answer for the question that popped up(pole I think) is I'm a farmhand plus I love doing gardening/raising different things. Also, how ya doing

@wilbontrager8628 4 года назад

Yep it’s the best time of all fall and watching HFW harvest videos

@brandonwucherpfennig8995 4 года назад

Kids love watching the "tractor" videos. Thank you so much for sharing your farm experiences with all of us!

@stevejohnson7295 4 года назад

Ryan, Thanks for having Andrew with his explanations. We all learned so much about things that you already know.

@ironwookie7731 4 года назад

Y'all are having a hell of a time with trying to get corn and beans to dry down so you can finish harvest

@lynnmoore2664 4 года назад

I really miss seeing all the corn harvest going on and seeing the farmers in field. I was raised in a farming community in northern Illinois not far from Potosi Wisconsin. I did do some grain cart duty after school and on weekends when I was in high school on some of my friends parents farms. All the farms I was raised around were dairy farms. But I understand those are farms of the past now. As they say nothing last forever. Really great drone footage Ryan and as always a very well done video. I could use a how farms hat works to proudly promote the channel where ever I go. Have a great day

@agrotopics7557 4 года назад

i freaking love the new intro!!!!

@quintinhi8565 4 года назад

Same

@EmmysCoolVids123 4 года назад

2:14 gorgeous scenery

@Farm382 4 года назад

I can’t wait to see the rest of harvest!! Those yields are looking very good! You are the best!!

@jameswest332 4 года назад

Nice seeing the looking through test plots and different corns my Grampa would have bee happy as a Pig in the mash barrel with ears that the guy who said thats not ours remarked . Great Videos from you and your Brother !

@jamesthomas3749 4 года назад

Damn corn! not ready! I wanted to watch that combine harvesting some corn. Everything here in western New York has been harvested for a week or two. I watched the big lexion track monster going up the road a couple days ago to finish up the last of the beans.

@davidharris6581 4 года назад

Good Idea parking the wagon and just duping the carts into it.

@johnhejduk3620 4 года назад

The Three of you are doing an awesome job with Harvest, like everything I've seen you do on your farm. You do yourself proud!

@paulschlotman4796 4 года назад

Love getting to see all the day to day work on the farm. I'd love to sport a How Farm's Work hat at South Dakota State University!

@bradleysmith5161 4 года назад

Great information from Andrew. Great video Ryan

@richardthomas695 4 года назад

Let's pray the weather is good to get that amazing harvest out of the field.

@BWYinYang 4 года назад

Thats an abundance corn crop ! Makes any corn farmer happy.

@midweststormchaser3203 4 года назад

I love watching you guys harvest, theres just something about it that keep it entertaining.

@russellbennett1099 4 года назад

Keep making the videos. Definitely like the drone footage with music. I was wondering during the video if you do fodder, but at the end my question was answered with the Bush hog.

@tedwpx123 4 года назад

You guys are turning a lot of us in to want-a-be farmers with these great videos. Hope you yields continue to break records!

@HM-0410 4 года назад

Seeing ears of corn that size reminds me of when I was a kid. Can’t wait to see how it yields. Glad you guys are into harvest. I always enjoy your commentary and explanation of everything. Keep is safe and God Bless you and your family.

@chrisstewart9100 4 года назад

I hope the rest of your harvest continues to be as good as what you have showed us so far.

@iowadairyboysFarms 4 года назад

Harvest videos are the best

@devinnowak6275 4 года назад

Nice looking corn. For a wet year the corn seemed to do well.

@RemembranceFarmsLLC 4 года назад

This is making me so jealous that corn here in Michigan is still 2-3 weeks away. Everything is looking great your way. Good luck with harvest.

@malevolent_70 4 года назад

Hard to tell if you were pulling towards you on the wrench at 18:51, but if so, you were going the wrong way. :D

@pauldiddle2512 4 года назад

Well I have never seen cobs so big. Great video and also I love the 8235r and grain cart combo

@johnranson347 4 года назад

Great video Ryan Goodluck with the harvest

@ginggur17 4 года назад

Another fantastic production Ryan. Great to see the crop is going favourable. Keep cracking on pal.

@jannawalzschink775 4 года назад

Can't wait to hear final results! Glad all the darn rain was good for something!

@charljoubert6993 4 года назад

Love your Channel. Greetings from South Africa !!

@robertreznik9330 4 года назад

We plant much thinner than you do because for us stalk strength is important . Our ears usually have up to .5 to .6 lb of dry grain. 28,000 of P1828 can make 300 bu. For WI you did a good job. In Texas I have been doing the NCGA contest for the past 50 years. Texas is not easy because 350 won last year.

@danlowery3235 4 года назад

Your drone footage at the intro to the videos is awesome! It would be great to see both the grain carts running in the field.

@andersonbagents2963 4 года назад

Some of the most impressive corn I’ve ever seen.

@andersonbagents2963 4 года назад

Also. I like the songs you started putting in the videos. Like actual big country songs.

@Christhesmileyfarmer 4 года назад

Hello from SW Quebec, great videos keep them coming.

@rivervalleyfarm482 4 года назад

You can have all the fancy planters you want and whatever else. If you don't have rain it won't work. Our summer last year was like yours this year. My uncle did 33 acres corn on corn. Last year it was over 320 average. This year now rain from middle of August until the second week of October. Same field did 180 on the high side.

@rivervalleyfarm482 4 года назад

Should read no rain

@joeycabral11 4 года назад

that unverferth comin in clutch for harvest

@connermeyer7010 4 года назад

Those ears of corn should help you with win the yield contest

@connerkeller7587 4 года назад

Here in our part of Ohio we plant 66-70 day corn. The corn we just got done with today was running 15 to 13.8 percent at 268 or 281 bu/ac solid. Gosh the dust rolling of the combine is an impressive ammount. Id hate to have an air-cooled combine.

@brandongoldhammer758 4 года назад

Nice big ears looks like yields will be good this year!

@jeremysmits9784 4 года назад

Harvesting anything is going to be a challenge this year with the rain we’ve been getting, good luck!

@itsjusttcarr 4 года назад

Keep safe harvest and would love a hat and happy found you guys few year ago

@sgruett84 4 года назад

I enjoy watching all your videos, brings back great family memories of working on my grandparents dairy farm growing up.

@dylankruse8257 4 года назад

I loved the video because you are harvesting beans

@toddcurrens631 4 года назад

The red semi truck and grain trailer looked good in the background, in the field.

@compilationtv3832 4 года назад

Ryan tbh if you keep playing that intro song your gunna have to play the whole thing. That's an amazing song. 😏 because it's TRUE. 👌🏻

@timadams2042 4 года назад

Hope the weather works out for you.

@JustaMossKindaLife 4 года назад

My kids would love a hat. They are always excited to watch “Farmer Ryan.”

@matt56849 4 года назад

When you guys do start looking to update your combine, you should really take a look at one with a Hillco leveling system. It makes unloading on the go easy, not to mention easier on the chaffer and sieve by keeping the crop mat even.

@SpontaneousAdventures1 4 года назад

Them are some monster ears! Glad ya'll are having a good harvest much deserved.

@andyb5273 4 года назад

Hopefully you can dry out some before the weather changes. Good luck with your harvest.

@rockfosg 4 года назад

I guess you guys need a ground pit/drive over grain deck/auger to get the full use of big red. But a little silo/funnel that the auger wagon could dump in over the grain auger would atleast get the little 4 wheel red wagon out of the equation 🙂

@mattthill8012 4 года назад

Another great harvest video.

@JonDingle 4 года назад

Combines are clever machines because they strip the jackets off and then strip the corn off the cob and put the clean corn in the hopper. A lot of thought went into that process.

@bobcrone6151 4 года назад

Good luck on the yield contest. We are pulling for ya!!

@michaelc9128 4 года назад

This means rocket can dress up as a big monster size ear of corn for Halloween 🎃, he for sure get lots of treats

@jeffkoch9634 4 года назад

Some big ears love the videos keep them coming . I am praying for all the farmers out there for a bumper crop

@joeyzwettler3835 4 года назад

Great video as always! Well done.

@Wizrd378 4 года назад

Those were some huge ears of corn.

@lukestrawwalker 4 года назад

Sounds like yall are in a similar boat we are in over in north central Indiana... Well, the beans went from too wet to "ready" in literally no time and have actually been done for a couple weeks already. Yields were lackluster in beans too. The corn though just refuses to dry down... We picked 80 acres, part of which was picked over almost two weeks ago because it was starting to fall down, and the yield wasn't there on it either-- too dry in summer, too wet in spring and so shallow rooted, which coupled with dry weather later on is not good. We've been piddling about the shop and doing other stuff and nosed into a field of corn that was planted not long after the 80 acres and didn't go far... moisture was STILL up about 26-27%... meter started out at 30% and lowest it dropped to on the yield monitor was 25%, and it bounced right back up. Getting set up to bin dry the corn as its harvested and then take it to the elevator... Just can't catch a break this year for sure! Later! OL J R :)

@timlyons2451 4 года назад

Man that’s was some good looking corn Keep up the great video’s

@danfinley3690 4 года назад

Thanks for another great video Ryan

@HowFarmsWork 4 года назад

Thanks for watching Dan!

@jacobotes8443 4 года назад

10:44 Again Ryan with his superior knowledge of memes..

@kylejagelski6554 4 года назад

Keep up the good work, hopefully the weather holds for you! Here is hoping for a hat!

@jeffc6268 4 года назад

How’s the wedge kit working for you?

@bighouse1283 4 года назад

That is some nice corn! Can't wait to see what it comes out as. 😎👍 〽️

@jacobbabcock5282 4 года назад

Really loving the videos Ryan, cool to see how other farmers in different states are coming along. harvest here in MI is coming along pretty good, yields been good for the year we had

@MatthewHoag77 4 года назад

Those were some impressive, if somewhat variable, ears. If every plant had an ear or two like that, you'd be set for a very good harvest indeed. That said, we'll see how it goes. Just keep on farming!

@wrightfarmshoffman8663 4 года назад

Great video, we have the same issue , some cobs are just as long and some short and mould damage , average year for us we think cause of lack of rain ,

@bearingthunder4593 4 года назад

Hopefully next week we can start our soybean harvest. We tried a few days ago but they were still a bit to wet.

@jjfrank4262 4 года назад

Beans here in nj are so small combine is just shooting them right out. Maybe 15 to the acre. Just so small it takes 2 bushels to make a full one of a good bean. Corn too. Just too wet

@nielsdybro9759 4 года назад

I noticed the combine drive tires run right over the stubble of rows one and six. Have you thought about putting some stalk stompers on the back side of the corn head to reduce the wear on the combine drive tires?

@deborahcole4621 4 года назад

Love your videos ryan!! Your yield is fantastic!!!!

@Ph33nxOne 4 года назад

I'm kinda surprised you guys are able to get out in the field. Up here on NE Wisconsin everything is so saturated and there is still a lot of standing water. But we've broken our precipitation records weeks ago on the year.