First Week Of 2021 Corn Harvest on a Midwestern Farm In the United States Seasson 2 Episode 23
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- Harvest 2021 is here!!!!!! Plus a new Peterbilt arrives
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Have a great Harvest. From The Lockyer Valley Qld Australia.
What’s going on over there?
It is really good to see the generations of your family working together. For me, it was 52 years ago that Granddad could no longer work the farm, because of failing health, here in Southwest Oklahoma, and my Dad went immediately from farming to Heaven 16 1/2 years ago. Lots of great memories of Granddad, my Dad, and us boys working together. My 91 year old Mom and I continue the farming est 1908 by Great Granddad's move from the Indiana farm to the new farm in the Great New State of Oklahoma! GOD Bless yalls time together!
I personally love doing what so many have done before me and hopefully we don’t mess it up so there will be several generations behind me.
Your mom sounds impressive
What a great bunch of guys. Thanks
Thanks
I have watched your videos for a long time but this year it's more personal. your equipment is is great
Getting more and more comfortable. Happy that you’ve continued to watch
Very nice video, thank you
Good to hear from you, how are things your way?
@@iversfarms Thank you for responding to my comment, you have a great company!! Here in the Netherlands on our farm everything is running very smoothly. I know you guys are very busy right now, but check out my vlog-90. The work at our company a week ago. Farming is completely different here. Greetings Jilles.
We started corn on Friday here in southern Michigan. Our 102 day corn is running at 22 percent and 180 to 200 bushels so far . We planted about 3 weeks earlier than normal this spring . We might switch the combines over to soybeans mid next week while we wait for more corn to dry . The good thing about harvesting early is we can get tillage done and plant more winter wheat. Great video keep up the good work and stay safe !
I agree, there are lots of advantages. Happy harvest to you
Best part of channel…. Red equipment! 👍😁
They are nice
I'm new to your channel. Reese - You and your family should be proud of your farm operation - top shelf! Everyone contributes to the videos and get along so well. Continued success with the harvest. Be safe!
Thanks and welcome to the channel. Happy to have you
Praying for y'all to have a safe and productive harvest
1:18 Just saving that shelf space. 2022 will be the return of the big trophy
O I can’t wait!!!!
Great kick off to harvest. 1st wk is always getting the bugs worked out. Stay safe
Pretty good week for a first week
Yes! Love this time of year, harvest time, I live here in Indiana up by Columbus area and have been seeing some harvesting going on around here, to all you farmers out there stay safe and thank you for all you do, God Bless you all.
Thank you
Decatur County here, just north of Greensburg off Hwy 3 and I-74
I"m glad others have first day problems. We always have our biggest breakdowns when we are furtherst away
Always there or right next to a busy road
@@iversfarms
We blew out a hydrostat going up a hill in the combine going across a town to get to some fields. Brakes didn't work lol. Bine ended up rolling backwards and going sideways in the road and into side of embankment. Luckily no one was smashed in a car or combine turn over. We did fall through a bridge once and front hub broke off once moving to another field on the highway. Tore up the ladder, clean grain elevator and a bunch of other stuff on left side of combine. Not to mention the huge gouge in the pavement lol. Fun times
Great to see the yields... around Wisconsin, they are tilling the corn down. No ears!
Hate to hear that, no good
You all have the best set up in Mid West for grain farming IMHO 👍👍
I’m not sure about that but I’ll take it
The more I watch your videos, I can’t like them enough! Dennis has been plagued by the harvest gremlins, you guys still manage to keep your cool. This makes me excited already for our corn harvest!
Where are you located?
@@iversfarms southwestern Ontario Canada. We run case equipment as well, so seeing you guys getting yours going gets me excited!
@@jeffbeerwort7886 10-4, how far out from harvest do you think you are?
@@iversfarms starting white beans this week, followed by soys, corn we’re about 5-6 weeks away.
@@jeffbeerwort7886 is there a lot of white beans up there?
We started shelling Wednesday tested 25, might dip back in this week but we’ve got beans coming on quick some probably cut as early as Wednesday this week. Happy and safe harvest to you guys
Where are you located?
Love corn and bean harvest time
Finally found my favourite CZcams farmer. You guys are my favorite because # 1 I manage 216 acres in Edgar county ( 100 acres CRP & 116 woods). #2 RED POWER! Not even 5 minutes in this video I saw your county maps and I hit subscribe. Keep up the good work!
Welcome to the channel, happy to have you.
Looks like all that rain you guys received is going to pay off. The corn up here in east central Wisconsin is also looking awesome. Have a safe and great harvest season. Love the channel.
Couldn’t of asked for much better growing conditions this year. Happy harvest to you
Great content Reese. I really enjoy watching how your family works together and the big operation. I grew up in southwest Iowa helping my uncle and cousin farm with milk cows, pig,s and chickens on about 200-acres. . I now live in NC after retiring from the Air Force and they farm differently here. Keep up the hard work and stay safe during this harvest season.
Thanks, what part of NC? Beautiful state
@@iversfarms Goldsboro NC. About 50 minutes southeast of Raleigh.
We break at least one clean grain elevator chain on either our Case IH combines each year as as well so you're not the only ones with that problem.
Yes sir, once a year like clockwork
Overall a good start to harvest. Some small glitches but still knocking out them acres! That’s a nice Pete!
I'm a So. IL. boy living in Georgia, I grew up in Jefferson County near Franklin, Washington & Perry lol. I do miss the Midwest a BUNCH 🙏
What do you do down there?
I work in Industrial maintenance, fixing stuff daily like ya'll lol
10-4, what part of Georgia?
@@iversfarms NW Georgia. I'm close to the mountains and LOVE it!!!!
@@bradleyfreeman2642 nice area
Good luck for the rest of the harvest
My son said in our area if corn doesn’t average 200 somebody screws up big! 579 is a good choice, I prefer the long hoods but they are nice trucks
I love that huge case IH combine! I can’t wait to get my case IH combine ride this fall or maybe this month back at home!
Another great video, thanks for bringing us along. Glad to see you had the next generation in the cab at the end. Keep up the good work.
xxl Farming! all is so huge, and all is so tidy up and clean.
Great to see Travis!!👍👍
You all keep up the good work I appreciate every video you make
I’m amazed you taped some of this on 9/11, I seen it on 9/13! That’s pretty amazing as busy as you are,good job!,
Good night guy's from Waterloo ia
Be safe guys
Good see you guys into the harvest season. You have quite the operation and a very good family atmosphere. The new truck looks great. Be safe and see ya on the next one.
Love the videos. Glad to see corn harvest is off to a good start. Always nice to start harvest around the shop when you have break downs you are right there to fix it. New truck looks sharp. Have a safe harvest.
Got to pre walk the headlands with the sawzall before harvest we have the same thing only shorter crops can usually see the trees big stumps HAHA limbs daytime but night??? "blow down" from the combine seat.. Straight cut VS pre swathing protect that combine!! But it's all down time and the new iron here maybe 1 less go pro and 1 more Milwaukee!!!
Hi everyone you should drink grape juice 🍷 wine 🍒♥️ keep you from having a heart attack or stroke drink wine
Great job and start!!!
I enjoy watching y’all so much. Very glad to see Dave back. Your an amazing family. Beautiful trucks with all that CASEIH EQUIPMENT ! Priceless . God Bless !
Temporary fixes are the most permanent lol 😂
Yeah, we are still running it that way
great video like all your descriptions, your farms run like a well-oiled machine, that's being organized
It takes a good team and I think we have a great one
Hope u guys have a great safe harvest
I Hope y'all have a safe and productive harvest.
Great video! Glad to hear it is yielding well! Stay safe!
Thanks
Keep up the good work, having our best year in NC as well.
Have a safe harvest fellas
My vote is no fertilizer on planter! Load seed and go! Put it all on at sidedress
It is much easier and faster. We have more test on it coming and we’ll do multiple years on it
Great video as always Reese have a great harvest
Busy time on the farm and many busy bodies all working to get that bumper crop in and all that newer infrastructure for fixin, storage and haulin where is the other 10 combines!!!
That’d make it go faster for sure but just 3
Oh yeah, excited to watch another season of harvest videos!
You tell the kids, you don't have rocks in your head, you have cement, cause you're "SET" in your ways!😁😄
I like that
That's awesome that your yields are outstanding . Poor Trip got left out he's about old enough to start working ground .
He was sleeping in the car when they came
@@iversfarms congratulations on your championship
Awesome to see you guys rolling Reese, you guys do a great job with the videos!
Thanks
Superbe vidéo,bravo à vous, en espérant que votre récolte soit excellente jusqu'à la fin, superbe matériel rouge👍👍👍
What country are you from? I always appreciate your comments
@@iversfarms Merci, Je suis de France je suis retraité, j'ai grandi dans une ferme des années 60 /70 avec du matériel rouge 😂et j'apprends toujours avec vos vidéo que je trouvent très bien construites et variées , bravo à vous👍
Hope u guys have a safe harvest
Great video, and a great looking crop! Look forward to the next one!
Another great video! Here we go !
Great video glade to see the corn yield going to be really good Looks like a nice truck low mileage should do you good job.Seem like the corn is drying down fast.
It sure is drying down fast. It’s amazing what a little warmth,sun and wind will do
You guys will have to keep David confined to the combine cab only once bean cutting begins. 😉
Maybe he’ll at least wear a hard hat
Another awesome video I did notice a lot of cab 🌽 all ready 🤣
A little
Hey, I’ve got a Maximizer you can demo!
Seriously though, the X9 1100
Is great. I invest in equipment to lease out to a custom harvester who operates 85 combines. You can’t put a dent in the harvesting potential of the machine. You run out of forward speed 1st.
A 790 will run as fast as you can practically drive forward in 300 bushel corn. An X-9 would do the same while doing 4 more rows. It’s a game changer. He’s going to scale back machines and they can’t get operators as it is.
I’m sure finding help is a problem there just like everywhere right now.
I’ve looked at them and would really like to see one in action
Olson from Minnesota?
I sure hope I get over covid soon got beans to cut this week its been brutal since August 31st here with it. Your video is making more anxious now!!!
Get well soon man
@@iversfarms thanks trying to!!!
Great video again Reese. best of luck with your harvest. We only harvest maize here in Ireland in October for animal feed and cows so we wouldn't need a case 9250 only claas jaguars.
Appropriate tools for the job
Our Ivers family came from Ireland in 1770
We come from county carlow in the south east of Ireland. We live in an area with good soil and farmers grow sugar beet maize and barley and grass for cows so it's mixed around here
Well since you had to fix things about 5 times you know the combine operator ain’t sleeping in there 😂
That’s for sure
Wow, sounds like some great yields for you guys !! Stay safe this fall !!
Good video! Not that my opinion counts but on starter you don’t see a significant difference in yield every year & every field, only 1 or 2 years out of 6. I do see a difference in Test Weight & Moisture almost every year. Since with the exception of equipment it’s not costing anything extra we just use it every year, my 2 cents.
I agree with ya. That was just the first test and we are going to do multiple years of testing
Great video. Love your work keep it up. Love all that red equipment to👍
I think y'all would love a Drago with their self adjusting deck plates in that sand ground. Looks like what ever y'all did this year worked. Nice crops. I'm thinking the veltyma with the hagie was a huge difference this year
We demoed a drago gt 2 years ago. Great head, didn’t like the nightly maintenance of blowing all the trash out from under the heads to keep the deck plates working perfectly but it did do a great job.
Yes, I agree 💯 on the veltyma with hagie
Good harvest video ..... All the best
Another great video!
That trophy looks good on you!! 🏆🥇
Wouldn’t be possible without an outstanding leadoff hitting shortstop
like your shirt we planted mostly pioneer seed corn any boys remember the varieties in the '70s I want to thank our best was like a 3723 I can't remember can you ask your dad what ever the old varieties available in the mid-70s and pioneer I'd appreciate it I have a little bit with somebody
Wow lot of work love the videos
What a great business u guys have. Beatifull
29:07
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Appreciate the shout out! Makes my day! I'm always sharing and commenting on other farmtubers' vids to check y'all out! I wouldn't do that if I didn't love ur vids.
You the man
@@iversfarms Sounds like your friend Henry is two (or more) timing you. LOL
Wow!!! You got some awesome yields Reese. Hopefully they will keep up? From field spotting ours looks promising but who knows? If you get an X9 and of we do we'll have to compare. Take care you all!!
I will but I doubt we will. Happy harvest to you, I hope you have a bin buster
22:32
You're outstanding in your field!!
Lol
I think my mom got me that for my birthday a few years ago
Looks like all the hard work, money and help from the good lord has paid off this year. Glad to see the good yields. It has been a tough year on so many farmers, count your blessings.
Amen
“Smoke show?” You will have to tell us that story!
Just something I call her because I tell her she’s hot
Looks like a great crop
yeahh my dream job
Great content guys! Be safe!
Awesome you are harvesting! Shouldn't be long in Indiana. Have a great harvest! Second time watching this video.
Always appreciate the support.
@@iversfarms Absolutely love your content and farming! I try to spread the word about this awesome channel 😉..
@@marshalloutdoors1791 saw ur comment on Brian's Farming Videos recommending Ivers Farms! 👍
@@tawhite4653 Awesome you won't be disappointed 👍
@@marshalloutdoors1791 not at all!! I've been subbed close to a yr!
Was wandering what would be your average speed on the combine? We cut wheat and Garbanzo beans with a 9240 45ft Macdon header. I have never cut corn or have anything yield like that. We had your best year last year 140 bu wheat. This year in a drought 70 bu or lower yields. That is why you take averages? Have a save harvest.
We were running between 4-4.5. Where are you located? That was a heck of a wheat yield last year
@@iversfarms We are in eastern Washington. Pullman WA. Dry land.
Yes we were very blessed last year. You are moving right a long then. Enjoy your videos.
@@jeffanderson8246 I remember you telling me that now, have a good one
Awesome
Big Red is eating it!
We call it Crazy Top in IA, also. White Pete looks good with decals!
Better get an x.9 and fendt 10 coming
20:46. George has spoken 🤣🤣
😂
George is savage😂😂
Out of 10 tries, would George hit him all 10??!! Lol
What two way radios do y’all use
It’s always a struggle the first few days of harvest. You can always prep things and little items show up those first few days. Hopefully y’all have worked all the bugs out and the rest of the harvest is yielding good like that first dry land field. Corn is drying down here and should be defoliating cotton at the end of the month. It will be some long hours coming up soon.
Where are you located?
@@iversfarms South Eastern Virginia by the James River.
Between Bacons Castle and Smithfield
This vids rockin cuz Jay is croc-in!! Lol
😂
Another great episode never disappoints
Thanks
Beautiful harvest!
Love your channel you have 3 combines what is the others doing keep improving is good motto to live by
They are waiting for the soybeans to ripen
One is all our grain systems can handle unless we had one picking in different locations
we got rain down here in Ky right at silk for 2 weeks got some good corn. there's a 1000 acre field right in front of my house it's rolling hills looks good....Great Vid
Sounds beautiful
I don’t believe George is giving up the new Peterbilt. Dennis is having some bad luck, but he is shelling some good looking corn. Great job on the video, Reese!
😂 yes that seemed like a firm no
I think you might need to slow down a little bit there Richard Petty... A lot of heavy corn on that elevator chain.
😂
Great video as always
Just found your channel. As an Iowa guy I'm wondering why you are harvesting corn that's 22 to 24% why not let it hang? Don't beat me up guys! Lol I'm just asking 😄
We have to start wet so it’s not too dry by the time we get done around Halloween. Some got down to 17% yesterday
Way to "marry up" - WOW!!
The key is to marry them young before they realize the huge mistake they are making
@@iversfarms 😂😂
@@iversfarms A man after my own heart!