Mike, at the expense of revealing my age, I last chopped corn with a 630 JD pulling a single row Gehl chopper. Watching your videos becomes an emotional experience for me. I'm stuck in my bed now as the tears run down my face, awestruck at how far farming has come and your graciousness for sharing your skills operating all of the fancy camera equipment. Thank you and God Bless you and yours.
@@nealfigary3288 It sure was Neal. I milked 40 cows with those Surge buckets until I quit farming way back then. I wonder if anyone is still using those things other than for growing flowers around their homes now.
Hello mike I live out in southern calif, raised in a farming area, really enjoy your videos. Always interested in all types of of equip, worked in road construction for 35 years. Thanks for your letting us tag along, stay safe out there.
Another great vidio. Enjoy your winter. Will be thinking about the cold weather your in. Heading to Florida tomorrow. Relaxing in the warm sun with my feet in the ocean. See you in March and back in the fields hopefully.
Hallo Mike super Video ! Das sind ja so große Felder , da muss man ja so große Maschinen zum Einsatz bringen ! Mach weiter so das sind so super Aufnahmen, und von der Natur ! Gruß aus Weil am Rhein 👌🍀
Just curious, is there a reason that the operator of the Claas chopper was not using his full head width. I noticed that most of the time he was two rows out in the already chopped area. I have thought at times in the past that this was the case but never had a good look to tell for sure. This time you had some great drone shots that really showed.
A lot of guys will always stay out at least one from so if any corn is lying down they get it all and leave the field clean. My guess is he was leaving two rows out was because it was so windy and the corn was blowing around.
That New Holland with the LSW's on it, looks bad to the bone. How much does a farmer get roughly for a wind turbine to be on their land ? Great video, thumbs up.
Mike I’m gonna link you real soon but the university I’m at is regarded as top 2 in the agriculture world (Wageningen University if you must know) and the most recent research basically SCREAMS for farmers to keep the silage pit as low as possible. Over here in the Netherlands we’ve been climbing a mountain on the pit over the past few years and turns out we’ve been doing it all wrong. Wonder what the developments over there are.
Hey mr mike... I'm a logger/truck driver/equipment operator...love ur videos great footage all the time...just curious what's the price difference from amount of money made by farmer from silage compared to selling it as regular corn during harvest season?
Great video as usual Mike. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these videos! Nice seeing the New Holland equipment, but I too especially enjoyed seeing the Allis Chalmers!!
Thanks, Versatile is not building tractors fro New Holland. At one time Ford then Ford New Holland owned the Versatile factory and they used to build Tractors branded Ford and or New Holland with Versatile just below.
Mike Less - Farmhand Mike thank you for your answer and your awesome videos, love your drone shot and the real noise in your video. I didn’t know you were owned when Ford was rebranded to New Holland, love you showing the Americans farming work. You got equipment we don’t have in Europe(especially Versatile equipment?). Happy new year to you and your family.
Mike question on that manure spreading do they pump from lagoon with all that hose hooked to the applicator as it drives around the Field ? And if so why not just pump to a Tank on a Truck or trailer ?
Come On, You know you liked it. Thats the thing about CZcams as you can start watching one thing and never know where you'll end up. Thanks for watching.
Mike, at the expense of revealing my age, I last chopped corn with a 630 JD pulling a single row Gehl chopper. Watching your videos becomes an emotional experience for me. I'm stuck in my bed now as the tears run down my face, awestruck at how far farming has come and your graciousness for sharing your skills operating all of the fancy camera equipment. Thank you and God Bless you and yours.
Thanks Steve, What I wouldn't do to film a JD630 pulling a Gehl single row chopper and have it here on CZcams.
Was that back in the days of an ole Surge pail Miller I remember using those
@@nealfigary3288 It sure was Neal. I milked 40 cows with those Surge buckets until I quit farming way back then. I wonder if anyone is still using those things other than for growing flowers around their homes now.
Most kids today wouldn’t know what they are if they see them lol oh the good days
Y'ALL do awesome work, thank you for sharing your video with us...
Awesome Video 😊
Love the smell of freshly chopped silage 👍
Hello mike I live out in southern calif, raised in a farming area, really enjoy your videos. Always interested in all types of of equip, worked in road construction for 35 years. Thanks for your letting us tag along, stay safe out there.
New Holland...The Blue + Yellow Power...Greets from Germany...
Another great vidio.
Enjoy your winter.
Will be thinking about the cold weather your in.
Heading to Florida tomorrow. Relaxing in the warm sun with my feet in the ocean. See you in March and back in the fields hopefully.
Have Fun and We'll see you in the field this coming spring. It will be plant 2020 before we know it.
Great video in the dead of winter and nothing to do except watch my favourite channel
Slow getting to your video, had a bug about got me down. Loved the video as always, thanks for your time and work.
The Allis 7580 is neat to see out in the mix.
Hallo Mike super Video ! Das sind ja so große Felder , da muss man ja so große Maschinen zum Einsatz bringen ! Mach weiter so das sind so super Aufnahmen, und von der Natur ! Gruß aus Weil am Rhein 👌🍀
That new Holland fr850 definitely has some cutting speed, looks faster then the other chopper. That's some awesome footage Mike!! Keep it coming!!
It was cool seeing that Allis on the silage pile. Great video, Mike!
Thank you very much for this video!👍🏻
Awsome video as always. Thanks for sharing.
Great video, love it, thanks Mike
Great
love vid mike and keep going . and have a happy new year you and our family
Nice vid mike 👍
Great shots and editing as always.
Just curious, is there a reason that the operator of the Claas chopper was not using his full head width. I noticed that most of the time he was two rows out in the already chopped area. I have thought at times in the past that this was the case but never had a good look to tell for sure. This time you had some great drone shots that really showed.
A lot of guys will always stay out at least one from so if any corn is lying down they get it all and leave the field clean. My guess is he was leaving two rows out was because it was so windy and the corn was blowing around.
Q frota top de mais 🇧🇷
That New Holland with the LSW's on it, looks bad to the bone. How much does a farmer get roughly for a wind turbine to be on their land ? Great video, thumbs up.
Love watching the videos of tractors building the silage. Do you have one of them taking the product apart/consuming that huge pile?
Mike I’m gonna link you real soon but the university I’m at is regarded as top 2 in the agriculture world (Wageningen University if you must know) and the most recent research basically SCREAMS for farmers to keep the silage pit as low as possible. Over here in the Netherlands we’ve been climbing a mountain on the pit over the past few years and turns out we’ve been doing it all wrong. Wonder what the developments over there are.
I need that operation here in Tn but I haven’t lost a rich uncle as a matter of fact I don’t have a rich uncle lol
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Mike, I’m curious as to why the silage pile in back is partly uncovered, did that one get added to prior to starting the pile in the video?
I want to work as farmer. I love farm and nature! :'(
Hey mr mike... I'm a logger/truck driver/equipment operator...love ur videos great footage all the time...just curious what's the price difference from amount of money made by farmer from silage compared to selling it as regular corn during harvest season?
I am no farmer but I believe farms that make silage use it for feed and not to sell, but like I said I am not a farmer so dont qoute me lol
Great video as usual Mike. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these videos! Nice seeing the New Holland equipment, but I too especially enjoyed seeing the Allis Chalmers!!
Why do they grade the corn silage , I'm a city girl love watching but don't understand some of these things
Are Versatile making tractors for New Holland? Thank you for sharing your amazing videos. God bless you and your family
Thanks, Versatile is not building tractors fro New Holland. At one time Ford then Ford New Holland owned the Versatile factory and they used to build Tractors branded Ford and or New Holland with Versatile just below.
Mike Less - Farmhand Mike thank you for your answer and your awesome videos, love your drone shot and the real noise in your video. I didn’t know you were owned when Ford was rebranded to New Holland, love you showing the Americans farming work. You got equipment we don’t have in Europe(especially Versatile equipment?). Happy new year to you and your family.
Mike question on that manure spreading do they pump from lagoon with all that hose hooked to the applicator as it drives around the Field ? And if so why not just pump to a Tank on a Truck or trailer ?
Transporting millions of gallons of manure by tankers is more expensive and destroys rural roads not designed for that much heavy traffic.
What caused the dry corn spots in the Claas field, spider mites or soil type?
I'm going to say soil type.
Driving that Allis-Chalmers all day long seems fun, or not :)
Seems like a better use for corn than ethenol production
Ethanol just removes the starch,and then the distillers grain is used as a high quality livestock feed.
4 mins though
I dk y this is in my youtube when im not a farmer 🤣🤣boring 😵😞😴😴
Come On, You know you liked it. Thats the thing about CZcams as you can start watching one thing and never know where you'll end up. Thanks for watching.