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Chopping Corn in Iowa : JOHN DEERE 7250 Forage Harvester
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- čas přidán 30. 09. 2019
- In this video viewers spend time out in the field with a John Deere 7250 self-propelled forage harvester. This 380 hp machine is working on an Iowa dairy far chopping corn. Watch for a New Holland TG215 tractor moving Badger 1250 forage wagons. An Oliver 1855 tractor and WHITE 125 Workhorse tractor are wrapping the corn silage in bags back at the farm to produce feed. There is lots of corn harvesting and tractor action to watch in this Big Tractor Power video.
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Those auto-connect hitches are amazing! Talk about time savers! I am also very impressed that they are using a couple vintage tractors for things they were made for. We see so many farms that have those big new tractors involved in all phases of the work but don't get to see those Olivers, Whites, and all the other tractors that can still do a good job and do it well and they have likely been paid off decades ago. Great video.
Yeah we have those on our farm and they save heck of a lot of time and pain
Glad to see the Oliver and White tractors still working yet!! Thanks!!
The oliver and white look like they have been well taken care of. Thanks for another great video.
This farm has some very nice White Farm Equipment in their line up. I plan to share more of it in the field.
Always interesting to see the forge harvester at work but the dropping off and picking up of badgers without getting out was amazing.
Tank you vidéo magnifique super merci
This was great I remember chopping on the dairy I worked we didn’t use bags everything went in silos even high moisture shell corn funny thing is we never rolled it before putting it in the silo neat to see how it is done today
When I was a kid my neighbor put a cob mix high moister corn up in a silo. They harvested with a John Deere 6600 combine and then the trucks unloaded into their New Holland 1600 Forage Harvester which was hooked to the silo blower pipe. The chopper processed the corn well.
bigtractorpower that would have been great we had a pull type John Deere two row chopper behind a 4650 two wheel drive was only to chop hay and corn think we did it that way to save money not to spend it on more equipment price of milk wasn’t enough to have a lot of nice machines at that time just to put in time line would have been between 1990-1995
Very nice to see your videos of the variety of ways guy's use to get the job done! Been helping a neighboring mega dairy do their corn just incredible the coordination of 3 choppers 14 trucks and 4 push tractors at two locations.
Wow that’s huge. What type of choppers?
One New Holland and I think the rest are Claus. I believe they have six altogether? Still boggles my mind! Very nice people we'll run operation. Have only seen a fraction of the tractors.looks like all colors and sizes. I will ask tomorrow if I can give you the farm name
It just amazes me how powerful these harvesters are and seeing how quickly they can demolish an entire corn plant. Great video always.
They are impressive. On the larger sp choppers in the 700-800 hp range that I have filmed they will process 10 tons of corn in 2 minutes.
I have never seen a connection hitch like that seems really interesting
It is an Agri Speed hitch. It does a nice job.
We have them on our farm and they work great!!
Hey I’m a big fan love your videos. Just wanted to say how much I appreciate the narraions you give about the equipment and crops, as well as the tractor sounds instead of electronic music most other farm videos use. Great video
Thank you for your comment. The best music is the sound of the engine.
Love their old Ollie!
It is a very nice 1855.
I did not know that Kelly Ryan was still in the manufacturing business. This is some beautiful farm ground. Excellent drone views!
I'm only 25 miles from Blair, NE where Kelly Ryan is located.
@@myronparks3495 Thank you for this information.
Cool watching these machines chop up a tough fibrous plant known as Corn. Enjoyed Episode🚜👍
Yes
Yes it is me again the pain in your side lol.
I remember this farm i think lol.
Thank you Jason for the video.
Would like to hear about the moisture content percentage of the standing corn stalk at the time of harvest and a description of the corn kernels being chopped (milk stage, dough stage, early dent stage, late dent stage, etc.). Making good corn silage is a matter of timing of the chop. The water content of the silage must go somewhere in those bags as the silage cures over that 60-90 days.
The chopper pulling the cart and then the bagging system seems like the better way to harvest silage compared to a cart following along and piling the silage into an open pit.
Wrapping the silage really ensures about zero loss. A bunker allows faster volume in storage and feeding.
We have the same quick hitches on our dairy farm in Ohio we have a claus 7+4 3 of them 21ft wagons and we have three gales that are for backup we have a ag-bager we either use a 4320 and 4030 or variety of my favorite tractor the 4440 4430 4240
No Farms, no food. Great footage
Thank you for watching.
Great video BTP silage is my favorite season.
Would like to see a close up on how the auto connect works for of the tractor and chopper
One Lonely Farmer did a really thorough review of these style quick hitch versus the Euro hitch.
we have them on our farm and we've never had a problem with him for the last three years we've had them will use them for the same thing self-propelled Chopper in big H&S silage wagons they work great!!
Another great video. Very nice equipment, that Workhorse is sharp!
Thank you for watching. This is a loyal WFE farm from an 8810 Workmaster to an 880 Oliver.
Awesome! They were popular with dairy farms in my area, but it also seems most of our dairy farms were hard on equipment. Only so many hours in a day, and the cows take most of them.
7:24, those drone shots are spectacular.
Hey there young feller
Not sure why, but can't get enough silage vids..gotta all that power chomping away all that corn
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Great video, especially the drone shots. Well done. More, please!
Thank you for watching. Many more on the way.
We took the roofs off our wagons. Now guys run beside me and I can load it better.
Better on the chopper
Amazing equipment
It's not clear to me what slowly advances the bagger. It looks like the cable winches have something to do with it. Thanks for another great video. Well done!
The tractor is kept in neutral and the silage goes in and is packed by a beater with specail teeth and pushes it foreward
@@Ethanj387 Thank you!
Do they buy new bags each year? Bunk storage seems cheaper. Real good video, that is an awesome hitch.
Bags arent reuse-able and in most places there isn't a recycle stream for them either, tho i have seen people cut the plastic into thinner strips to use as weed barrier for tree rows n such
That Oliver sounds good!
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Great drone footage!
Check out Sandi Brocks channel she has a good video description on how the hitch system works.
Row independent heads are awesome
Im a Iowa boy... More Iowa vids please BTP! Thanks
👍👍. There are more Iowa videos on the way and lined up to film.
Nice works and great views.
Thank you for watching. Iowa has some nice farms and crop land to see.
Nice
3:24 Farming simulator irl
Great video once again Jay
This is always a nice farm to see in action. Thank you for watching.
Great video is always looking at that head on the on that John Deere with those teeth just spinning slowly that just looks neat and menacing but I do have a question what is it what do they do with those bags after emptying out the corn and do they ever recycle those
Here in southern Wisconsin our dairy and most other dairies are offered a dumpster just for silage and bunker plastic only. The company is Revolution Plastics they pick it up for free and recycle it
The farm’s I filmed collect the wrapper and it is recycled. You just tear a bit off each day.
Nice .how many wagons did this farmer have to keep up with chopper?thank again
They have four. I will post a pic of them all parked together at the farm in the machine shed.
Olf uses those type of hitches also.
Those quick connect hitches look brilliant. Makes a total pain in the back straightforward and quick, and even adds a super satisfying clacky-sound :) I might have missed it in the video, but how many horsepower does the Kelly-Ryan bagger require to put the chopped corn into the white bag? If I see that right it mostly needs to drive the conveyor from the wagon to the bagger.
I would saw the 125 hp Work Horse is a good match for the bagger. I normally see 125 to 175 hp tractors on these. It’s allot of volume to load into the bag. Thank you for watching. I agree on the clanky hitch sound. 👍👍
We've put our 4055 john deere on our bagger before and it had no issues. So 95 horse or above would be fine for it!
Rhodes hitches would be great but I wouldn’t have been able to use them on our corn land when I was farming, we had two sides to every field. It would’ve been disastrous! Lol
Those hitches...
There’s something you don’t see in Wisconsin this year dry fields 😂😂😂
This farm has been wet too. They are about an hour from Ryan at How Farm’s Work. This video was delayed about a week and a half being filmed because of rain.
Wow..that land there..flat as a table
It is an interesting area as the ground just a few miles away is rolling and slopes where self leveling hillside combines are used to harvest the steep terrain.
this is exactly how I do forage harvesting in farming simulator to save myself the headache of having to figure out how to run a tractor alongside an AI worker while he's operating the forage harvester unloading.
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Please tell farmer to repair his PTO shield on the packer Thanks
What type of hitch system are the using that they don’t have to get off the machines to attach and detach the wagons?
One Lonely Farmer did a video about that type of hook up about year ago.
agri speed hitch
@@Ethan-ck6iz thank you i will remember that.
Hi
Comparing to the old hitching Style those new hitches are really cheating compared to the old style time-saving is huge
Big time saver.
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I know its not about the looks but dang those older new hollands look like they took them in the factory and bashed the front end into a wall several times then threw the front axle on in front of it. Was there a reason for this?
It's not often that I get to see a self-propelled chopper like this directly towing the chopper box it is filling. I guess economies of scale have long since dictated the use of open-top trucks and semi trailers. I suppose this model is more suited for the big bagger rather than a silage bunk or pile.
3:30 real life farming simulator
Right near my home town ?How is that hook up automatic is it magnetic great stream sir
Those Bergman hitches are manual. The part on wagon has a rod at an angle, the chopper has the receiver. When the chopper backs up it connects with the pipe and the hitch on the wagon lifts up and locks in place. They are a great time saver.
Awesome thank you sir
What drone do you have
My Farming Video is Up if you want to watch it and maybe shear it here.
Wow that new holland is hideous
Corn looks pretty darn short
Wet spring and delayed planting in the mid west this year will see a reduced crop this year.
Nice to see a modern outfit thats not massive flow, very effective pulling the wagons with the chopper, with only 3 non binary creatures running non brand specific machines. as they say up here.....git'n er done bouy!!
This is a nice farm to visit. They have a nice range of well cared for equipment.