26 Combines - Canadian Foodgrains Bank Canola Harvest 2017 - Killarney
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2017
- 26 machines working together on one field to take off this year's canola harvest. The proceeds from this harvest are donated to the Canadian Foodgrains Bank Charity.
- Krátké a kreslené filmy
My grandmother grew up in the countryside of the state of Virgi,. She and my great-grandmother used to make pig feet in the oven. It's awesome to see how others on the other side of the globe in a different culture make them. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
Great cinematography! Well done Canadians, proud of you.
Man the guy that kept them all lined up has got to be amazing, hard to hold em back :)
Great Video and Great Effort for the Food Bank
9120Case Big fields how many acres quite a bit of canola in n dak also thank goodness for these nice cabs due to the dust
Incredible film footage, great music! Go Canada Go!
Now that is an amazing sight to see!
Seeing combines lined up straight is very satisfying..😍😍😍
Beautiful!!!
Great work Canada, really cool to see the area near my home on such a popular video. Great people around Killarney, well actually any farm community.
Really nice drone work! I gotta try this with my FPV drone, put my freestyle touch on it : ) Great Vid!
Amazing
love the video
nice 2 c the toba's pitchin it in great work guys wow great drone work and the music isnt bad either
1:16 Looks like Helper A nearly has a full tank of grain.
80% full lol
Nice one
Nice video!
Отличное видео!!!
Beautiful farm
awesome
How many bushels-per-acre does canola typically produce?
AWSOME
I love farming
Can you still harvest Canola the traditional way with combines without having to cut and lay it down first?
Are neighbouring farm does but we don't as you can loose a lot of canola when you cut it traditionally because canola pods are very delicate. The rotors hit the canola and lots of pods will break and dump the seed on the cutters so it simply falls through onto the ground. We swath the canola when its still ripe so it dries up on the ground and the pickup headers are a lot better for the canola as you loose less crop that way. So yes you can but in Canada at least its very rare.
and here cmes the big push --- this is very impresive
Nice video
Why is it chopped and placed straight back on the ground?
Tom Quick combine comes afterwards. timesaving if your fields are that big
provenxreaperx ah cool. Thanks a lot for the reply 👍
Hookers and Heroine learn somthing new everyday😃 thanks for the reply 👍
Tom Quick canola has a very delicate seed packet similar to a pea pod. Canola is usually cut while it is still somewhat green so that the seeds don't drop. With it cut into a windrow, or swath, the canola plants have more structure to help keep the seed pods together until they are threshed in the combine. Cutting ahead of time not only saves combining time but increases the yield of the field from less parasitic seed loss.
It is just being cut and windrowed, dried, and run thru the combine to separate the seed from the plant.
precision farming
very good I like
Mornin' can anyone answering me, why in Canada grain (or rape in this case) is cutted in an early state and let it dry on field? Why does no farmer wait until it's ready and cut and harvest it on same time?
depends on how fast it heads out and if they take a chance on dryer weather coming to lay it down to dry so it is easier to combine. If you straight combine and its still stringy it can be very hard on the equipment and empty the pods.
Nice
can you explain to the un knowing why do you swath it first then combine it in England we as far as i know combine it standing
in canada you have to swath because it is rainy when the canola comes to harvest so you have to swath to get the grain to dry down evenly as canola tends to ripen from the bottom up and you get docked at the elevator for cracked seed (on the plant to long) and green seed (not dry enough)
Because it matures and dries evenly after being run over with a swather. Swathers used to be much more common, no time anymore. Also gotta line up the combines. How many gallons of diesel in prep and harvesting that piece.
WHY?
this is a comment from KS USA how is canola going to used to feed the people? Suck down canola oil? Just wondering?
the grain harvested is sold and the proceeds all go to the charity that works to help people all over the globe
so do all this 26 farmers and equipment donate their time and equipment for free? Just wondering who or how all this grain gets donated to charity?
the farmer who owns the land signs up a field with the Canada foodgrains bank before he seeds it and can cover the seeding costs himself or partner with an organization like a church or a company to help cover the costs. then at harvest time friends and neighbors volunteer their time and equipment and the grain gets hauled straight to the elevator and sold into the grain market like it normally would except they send the cheque for the grain to the charity instead of the farmer.
The cash amount that is collected from the sale of the grain is then quadrupled by the Canadian Government, so $1 becomes $5, and then that total amount is used to buy food for the needy through a charity of choice. This particular event raised close to $500000. Yes half a million from just one small community.
Mennonite Central Committee had a program like that too, Foods Resource Bank or something.
I wonder what they are saving the straw for?
the straw or chaff just goes back into the ground as fertilizer as it decays. The swathing you are referring to is laying it down for the combines to process the seed pods from, then out the back of the combines is the dust of the plant that is the left over to re fertilize the earth.
incredible choreography how the heck sis u get this 2 happen
Как в СССР тоже по 20 комбайнов на поле...там Ск-6, Ск-5 и т.д.
Андрей Редька Жаль.Нет страны.Нет и заводов.
Cool okay
Is this 1 farm or are this mutliple farmers working together for charity?
Looks like Red team showed up in force...
Green team is still better
crazy daisy productions the why does 9240 out peform a 690 hmm
Claasic example of what 300%+ by Canada on American products does for the average Canadian Farmer ...
Which type of the machine red colour pls name
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I would like to work in agriculture
Okay, I know this is for charity, but i think using 26 harvesters is a waste of equipment - one single harvester has to travel such a long way till it can actually collect some grain again...
Spreads the cost out between 26 farmers.
W Ameryce to musi być wszystko od linijki XD
Lower music and provide someone knowledgeable about equipment, crop, etc.
I am from India, can I get a labor job at your farm house?
Quando da noi si miete, il grano ,è giallo e secco. Arido e con il fusto croccante. Qui è verde,maledettamente verde e pieno di umidità.
3:17 he is asking for help xD
I cant tell if it's real or not lol, looks like an animation? EDIT: Don't have 420 where i live. Duh, weed.
Anyone see a tree?
Это я так понимаю рапс. Но никогда не видел, чтоб его убирали раздельным способом...
Give me cows any day. The butter and the beef means grass doesn't damage the soil and canola oil is no good for anyone.
Now 1 swather and 26 combines? Seems unfair. Ha
máy nhà người ta. đồng cũng nhà người ta nốt
Millionaire
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Get with the 21st century and throw swathers out the door!
No unless you want to loose a lot of canola. Cutting early also saves a lot of combining time.
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