Making a 900,000 Bushel Corn Pile, Enlist vs. Liberty Soybeans and Harvesting In The Mud S2 E32
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Another week of harvest 2021 has come and gone and its still wet. Even had to pull a semi that was stuck in the mud out with a combine We continue to make progress even though it is slow. Got some drones at CGB at Lyles Station, Indiana making a 900,000 Bushel Pile and we finally cut our Liberty vs Enlist Soybean test.
I’ve gotten a lot of grain pile questions on this video. If you want to learn more about that, here’s a great video by @AgPhD
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Your videos have a great balance of working equipment and conversations.
Y'all never disappoint... Stellar video.. The knowledge of George and Dennis is very impressive..
I like how you share percentages of acers harvested. It's kinda like a thank you to those of us that follow the channel and are rooting for you to get finished before bad weather takes it's toll.
I know I’d be wondering if I were watching. Last year I just did the total acres and someone suggested doing the %
Should get a lot done this week. The forecast looks good
Washing and polishing things was my job at home and at work I used to blow the headers down and grease them every night so I wouldn't get messy in the morning.
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Bossman is aware of the 'light' game!! Lol
He is now😎
@@iversfarms 😆😂
Nice work Reece it has been fun watching your numbers climb u do a great job 👏
I just love everybody on your farm !
Greetings from North Georgia. Originally from farm county in southern MN. Grandfather was a farmer and uncle has a pretty big operation. Watching these videos reminds me of home. Never a farmer myself, but fond memories of Grandpa's farm as a kid. Great times...
Be safe and God bless.
Happy to bring those memories back to you
Freaking awesome video thank you your content and drone footage is amazing
Great video again glade corn harvest going good like see them filling the pile of corn at CGB great job with the drone glade to see what the bean are yielding good now all you need is dry weather.
This week is supposed to be nice
Another awesome video Reese
I thought I’d done everything you can with an excavator over the last 20 years but I’ve never piled corn.
Pretty cool looking if nothing else
@@iversfarms does rain not spoil the grain?
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I would have loved to be a fly on the wall . When the boss man was telling them what he would like to see improved .
😂😂 following him around the farm show in Louisville is always a good time
@@iversfarms I think they should do what he says .
I am glad we aren't the only ones that thing the plastic fuel caps are a complete joke.
Good luck with the rest of harvest.
They are
Whoever is operating the drone, excellent footage! I love watching your channel. Thanks for the ride 👏😉
Love the drone shots harvesting, very very satisfying!!
I’m in Grand Island for a few weeks boys,,,,, literally right down the road from the combine plant! And there’s plenty to choose from out on the yard.
I did think it was funny that the plant is right here in the middle of a lot of corn and beans. When I came into town Friday there were several Deere combines pickin right by the plant 🤣
That is kind of funny
I live by grand island and all those combines are spoken for in the lot. There is nothing to choose from. They are all waiting on parts.
And at least case is still producing...20 or so combines a day and John deere is out on strike. Sucks to suck
Good morning from Waterloo Iowa.. thanks for all the awesome content and your guys time to put this up.. great team work and crew ..
Glad it's video time.
Your Dad is the Man love him in action
I really enjoy riding along with George and Dennis as they explain the agricultural process, local conditions, and farm history. They remind me of kindhearted fathers who often tell the kids and grandchildren, "Hey come on over here and let me show you something interesting."
They are that indeed
I like that that job! Driving one of these big guys all day. So satisfying.
Nice to see Case is listening to their customers. You guys hear anything about a bigger combine being released in the near future by Case?
It’s coming eventually
@@iversfarms combine rep said it needs some time ill send a picture what I found
Its everytime a pleasure to watch your videos. Everything is looking so smooth. All guys are working hand in Hand . It realy is a passion for you. Everyone who Looks the Videos should have the wish to be Part of the team. I defenitly wish it. Keep up your perfect work. The best agriculture CZcams channel 😍👌
Uui
I’m not a farmer but my hats off to you guys! Love seeing the generations working the farm together!
Thank you for sharing your videos with us...
Nice to see how it's done on the other side of the pond!
Another great video Reese, thank you
Man yall's videos are awesome.
great video, great presentation, another grand production, great drone footage
Best farmers on CZcams 😃
I concur!
Another good video. George, I'm glad I watched the video again of you working on the fan. I'm an electrician and noticed you did not have safety glasses on working on the motor starter. I then realized when you went around the fan with the camera I noticed you had the disconnect turned off on the fan motor. Glad to see that . I know what damage a 480v starter blowing up can do to your own personnel safety and surroundings. Keep safe and keep putting out great videos.
Great video like always. Such a smooth operation you guys run
I like the percetages at the end of vids. Farmers are the core of the USA. Wish they could run the goverment.
We got one running for governor in Illinois
@@iversfarms God bless America and the farmers. Lets go Brandon!
I wore my ivers farm hat to my local high school football game got alot of good comments about it
Nice to hear
Why do you guys only have 20k subs. My prayers are up there for y’all. You guys pimpin, best channel on CZcams! 🙏
Appreciate that. The channel’s a growth has been slow but steady. At least we are heading the right direction
@@iversfarms 💪I thinks it’s about time you guys take off. Haven’t been here for a long time yet but definitely have some of the best quality. I have learned everything I know about crop farming from you guys. Soon enough y’all reach the stars 🚀🌟
Nice video again Reese, I am perplexed by the area of land that you sow and harvest. If you compare that with where I farm in the Netherlands, you would have the largest farm in the Netherlands.
Different worlds I suppose
@@iversfarms The largest farmers in the area I'm in have 200 hectare of land, which is 500 acres.
I like the date roll across the videos. Nice videos. 👍 . I'm only about an hour straight west of you guy's.
Flora area?
@@iversfarms yep. South of there about 5 mile. Lol.
We haul to consolidatedIn Indiana you need to see their bean pile
Yeah I bet it’s huge right now
Enjoyed the video as always 👍🏽
Dennis is got some cab corn riding along. Lol
Usually does
Great video and awesome music loved it.
You should have kept the rainbow part Boss man was talking about! That could have been some very useful knowledge or something to think about WHY!!
God Bless You All. It is pretty awesome to watch Men working for what they have!
Yeah baby
Another great video
You guys and gals are the true grit
Yahoo
Great video with the drone Reece. That pile of corn will make a lot corn flakes 😆
Great video guys love the harvest.
Man I noticed one of the videos was Tuesday 10/10.. funny thing I seen that earlier today on Snapchat noticed this video was posted a year ago
Love all that red equipment
As always, love the drone footage!
Excellente vidéo avec de superbes images de la récolte du maïs.
La météo en plus est vraiment très capricieuse cette année, bon courage à vous
Bien le lancé d'épis de maïs😂👍
Everybody has gotten record yields this year. Its been an awesome year.
It’s been a great year for sure
Out in MT they use a big conveyor wolf point had a pile that had 1.5Million bushel last year
That’s a big pile of corn
@@iversfarms sorry didn’t state it was wheat
@@kennyb3659 that makes more sense
I got a site ready for our local co op to pile corn,,,never saw this in my life met with the owners from Indiana made a deal and went to work,,,,I told them our ground down here is way different from indiana.what a mess it turned out
Great reality show once again 👍
That’s ALOT OF PHEASANT FOOD!!
Sure enough
Need a conveyor stacker to build piles.
Would be interested in some of the costs you have over there. Australian diesel is $1.35/ litre and electricity costs 12c per kilowatt.
The points on the back of the combine are meant to tie it to a trailer for hauling. I was warned by a dealer towing on those transportation tie points has resulted in at least one guy bending the sieve enclosure in so the sieves wouldn't fit properly anymore. Just an FYI! I know that semi wasn't very stuck like you said. Wrapping a longer chain around the rear portion of the axle frame is the strongest tow point according to the dealer.
Ok
So what happen to that corn pile if it just start raining while they are still making it. Do they cover it?
I’m not sure of there process. I should of asked more questions. Here’s a good video about this subject
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@@iversfarms thanks
Nice video
Thank God we are following the math and science, conserving resources and saving the environment with ethanol. All of the diesel, propane and coal consumed in growing storing drying and distilling is renewable. All of the chemicals are simply rinsed away into the natural aquifers. The when ethanol causes havoc in the machines that convert it into kinetic energy fail. Well yeah follow the science. I do love the videos because they showcase the dedication, the work ethic, and ingenuity of the people that farm. As far as the best use of our environment and converting as much land as possible to tillage for gas-ahol🧐🤔🤫 do love the farmers of the world. Their sense of urgency and knowing procrastination is evil. Their self reliance (at least for the task at hand) in doing what has to be done👍👍👍subsidies are for a different day.
It’s good to use all of our resources available. Ag is also doing an excellent job of doing more with less to feed the world while maintaining the land
That outdoor corn pile flyover was really cool! Are they not worried about it getting wet and then getting moldy?
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Thunder!!!!!!!!
Another great video….how’s Dalton’s grandma?
She got it lined out and is back home
Seams to me you all need to put a hopper on top of the cab
Sometimes
Here is a great video about pilling corn outside czcams.com/video/AD13BMa_WKs/video.html
@agphd
Miss the Wednesday but understand, how many hours on the corn combine?
Does that grain in the pile need to stay dry? If so how do you guys cover it?
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@@iversfarms you are literally amazing! Love the feedback. Just watched the video, I understand now!
Wow look at all that snow! Worse than Wyoming!
🤔
How do they unload that pile when the time comes. Do they put one of those speed loader buckets on that excavator or something else?
I assume so. I should of asked more questions
Next to the the Man George
I have run into the fan’s running out of balance after I investigated it found that some of the blades had water in them. The welds are not water tight and they would get water into them,I just drilled a small hole in each blade so they would drain. Problem solved👍
Great. Well done.
Corn prices could be better and hopefully it'll come up. Bean prices aren't to bad.
A lot better than a year ago
@@iversfarms yes it is and hopefully it keeps getting better.
I do see some cab corn though but I won't tell anyone
Is it faster to build the grain pile with an excavator like that rather than any other way?
CGB in Mt. Vernon Indiana has it set up with a leg to wear it dumps directly on the pile but that’s a big place
@@iversfarms Check out that video it's a amazing site!
How far are your northern most fields from your main farm. Love the drone shots and the channel.
35 miles
Salut, je vous suis de "France", j'aime vos vidéos, est-ce possible pour vous d'expédier 1 casquettes ou tee-shirts en France ?? si je commande. good vidéo ! thank you
Sure can
Great video Reese hope Dalton’s grandma is feeling better we have decided that if it keeps raining here we are going to ask someone to build a combine with pontoons on it hope it dries out for y’all so you can get through before freeze up hello Eli hope you are doing well
Might have been Jay’s grandma I got my wires crossed and can’t remember
It is wet and yes Dalton’s gma is better
Hey Reese I forgot to ask you do they cover that big pile of corn with something keep it out of the weather
In the video there is a huge white tarp laying on the end to cover the pile
I think so
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@@iversfarms dude that's awesome I just watch that to take the time and do that best farming station in the nation
How do you get the radar in the dash. Something like carplay or android auto?
Reese should of pursue a career in baseball left handed pitchers make $$$keep up the video
Not accurate enough
So qhat do they fo with the corn them leave out and it gets wet?
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@@iversfarms Thank You
Can’t believe the size of that heap of corn. Do you need you cover it, if not how much waste is there ?
This is a very good video on the subject czcams.com/video/AD13BMa_WKs/video.html
@@iversfarms thanks for that. Cold dry weather the key to success then. Wouldn’t work for us in the UK🤣
Hey brother I think you got the days mixed up at 6:36 you said Wednesday 10/11!!!!! That 10/11 was on a Monday is that an air or am I watching something from last year
I think he was looking at wrong month bc all the days are dated incorrectly. This isn't an old video tho.
Probably just a lack of sleep during a busy harvest!? 🤷🏿
@@henrylopez5252 yeah you're probably right harvest time is really lack of sleep trying to 7 Day you probably only get maybe 10 hours
Yep, must of been looking at something wrong
Reece did you play football or baseball in high school ? You got a good arm. Thanks for the Videos.
Yes, both plus basketball and track. Only baseball in college
Amazing farm:)
Just think fall tillage will be coming up!!
I hope it dries up and we can get started on that soon
Who buys all that corn and what do they use it for .
Corn has a lot of uses but animal feed is where most of it goes to and there’s getting to be a lot of ethanol plants around
Watch out for those Unity Rockets down in Tolono…all their FB teams are tough…JV team is undefeated…#1 Seed going into playoffs!
I’ve heard about them being good for multiple years I believe
@15:00 why would thy leave a big chunk of huge trees in middle of a farming field? ((Is that normal to do?)) Im not a farmer an never been,and know nothing about them,but i would just assume that if them trees are there ,thy are taking needed water and sunlight,and other things the harvest needs?and also mainly the much needed space??🤔.
Eitherway,,may GOD BLESS all these extremely hardworking farmers🙏
-Keep up the GrEaT wOrK- 👍🙂👍
I’m not real sure. We rent this ground and this is only our second year doing so and I’ve never walked those woods to see what’s going on in there.
You’re right that trees hurt the crop and the ability to efficiently farm it. There are a lot of possibilities to why they are still there. Worries about washing since they are on the hedge of a hill, conservation, hunting, or just not wanting to spend the time or money to take them out.
Thanks for watching
Great video! I have never ran a combine. Lots and lots of balers and swathers but never a combine. And I hear a lot of people saying great things about Case. Always wanted to get a great comparison between them and the other major players (JD, New Holland, and Claas). Most of the comparisons I've seen are major players trying to boost their product by bashing the competition.
We’ve run or owned all that you’ve mentioned and you see what we have for now. I would like to demo JD new X9
@@iversfarms Ahhh interesting! Seems that the X9 has some pretty good reviews. I come from a JD family so all we had were JDs for many years. I think the only non-JD we owned was a New Holland 1069 stack wagon. Anyway, you guys be safe. Great job on the channel and videos.
@@todds4101 we were all JD until 07.
I away at college when they traded in one green combine and tractor for red.
I thought they lost their minds
I found your channel by chance So far really enjoying the channel I love the family atmosphere everyone in on the videos. Got one thing I don't understand tho. How come the arm stays out on the combine and the auger trailers. A lot of farmers do that these days. Just curious about it. If anyone know let me know. Thanks !
Welcome to the channel, happy to have you.
We just leave them out instead of constantly folding and unfolding
G’ job Reese and family par excellence as always💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🇺🇸MERICA 🇺🇸
Bellissimo video 👍👏🙋♂️🌈🌞
I've got to get me one of those drones. Awesome video again this week. Crazy question but I haven't seen a grain cart with the bean crew, do they just dump straight into the trucks?
They do. I’ll switch over and go with them when the corn is done. It’d be nice to have one but we don’t have enough man power
When you say good corn.🌽🌽
What is that 100 bushels per acre???🤔🤑🤔🤑
Just an oll Texas country boy woundering??
Cool videos!!!
What!? More than 150 bushels an acre!!! Dang it boy!!!!
Get Er Done!!!
I’ve been getting spoiled this year. If it’s not 250 I’m not bragging about it anymore
9:00
Not something u see everyday?!
(Or at least, I don't!!)
Same
That excavator on top of the corn pile is very disturbing. I ran those puppy's for decades, and they leak fluids and nasty grease. What ever happened to elevators
is the flat rock up near the johnson shelby bartholomew countys if so i have really good idea where you are at ( please note i would not come look for you guys as it would be near a 1 hour trip one way and medical issues it would not be safe for me and would not want to get in your way of getting things done safe worked on a farm for better part of 21 years so i know all to well what yall going threw )
Southern part of Crawford county Illinois