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Tracks VS Tires | First Corn Harvest Of The Year
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2023
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Maybe it's because 90+% of the farmers where I grew up were running Deere, but MAN, there's something about seeing a Claas in the field. So cool. Especially the harvesters.
German brands working together to market their products is genius xD Horsch and Claas well done
So glad to see companies giving you two the opportunity to learn and share with your audience about the new equipment.
Meanwhile back home the Jon Deere tractors feel broken-hearted and now are receiving counseling and therapy all because of you Laura sitting in those other seats, those rascal tractors sent pics on the internet to your Jon Deere tractors. 😂👍🚜😱✌️🇺🇸
Their combines really knocked it out of the park for convenience and productivity while allowing swapped harvester heads from other manufacturers.
CLAAS makes some awesome equipment. Just watched 10th Generation Dairy Farmer Eric and crew put up 3000 tons of corn silage with a CLAAS chopper in 24 straight hours.
I have been working here in Germany on the development of the new Xerion and it's nice to see the result now here in the video
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And I have been working here in Germany at the production of the new Xerion and it's nice to see what we built is now overseas in the video 🙂
The big recent attraction that Canadian farmers have with the German machinery like Claas and Fendt is their fuel consumption. Many die-hard Deere and Case users here, have been making the switch to Claas Lexion combines, Jaguar Harvesters and Fendt Vario tractors. Especially in areas with medium acreage and Ontario type conditions more similar to Europe with fields mixed with wood lots and hilly country. The Horsch implements are getting very popular too. Especially the "Joker" where low tillage is the goal.
Here in the US corn belt I haven’t seen as many fendt tractors but I def agree with the claas. Their choppers have been common for a while, but then and especially the combines have increased. Haven’t seen claas tractors much though.
We switched to fendt tractor and claas combine. In southern Ontario.
Claas combine is better on fuel than s series Deere.
But haven’t seen any fuel efficiency gain in the fendt vs new 8r Deere.
And JD tractors with CVT stops at 400 HP. Both Claas and Fendt has CVT with over 600 HP.
Laura and grant,lead the way in production,creating value together.
Nice NEW equipment demo, love it thanks Laura and Grant.
I am glad that you are seeing there is much better equipment out there than JD. Thankd for the video.
You’ll see a lot of those 2 and 4 row Gleaners at work in the loess hills of western Iowa. They are the mountian goats of the combine world.
Amazing how advanced in technology the farm equipment are nowadays.
Definitely needed for the farmers, thanks for sharing this Laura & Grant.
Love it … A+++
Good morning Sunshine. I enjoyed the walk around and ride along with the new technology along with my favorite farming couple. That new equipment is pretty awesome. I must confess Laura, I was distracted at times by your striking eyes 😉 Love you two; thank you for sharing with us. Have a great week. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.
Laura knows what she's doing!!
Way too go!😊
When I read the title, I thought Laura and Grant had started harvesting. Then I realised you are still about two weeks away.
Love from Mike. ❤
I'm excited for harvest season to start 👍
You have no idea how blessed you are to have big nearly flat fields. In the 1950s when I was growing up on the farm in Michigan, we had 2 row corn pickers that picked and husked the corn, but it didn't shell the kernels off it. Our land wasn't nearly as flat as yours. I'd have been worried about some of those tall narrow machines falling over. Our IH 76 combine pulled behind our Farmall M, then our Farmall 400 making a 7" wide cut. It didn't do corn, only oats and wheat. Our farms were much smaller than those in Nebraska are now. We wouldn't been able to use the machines you use and we definitely couldn't have afforded them. We only bought the combine when the man that owned the threshing machine decided not to buy a new one and wanted too much to combine small fields like ours.
I LOVE IT ... the kid in the Candy store look .. She has more fun than anyone I know ... Keep up that attitude ..
A wonderful sharing of the technology at this show...And Miss Laura
N Mr Grant...are doing an amazing job of sharing all of the sights !!
Thanks guys!!
You rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Laura and Grant that was great really enjoyed the tour of different green tractors and how they run really thank you.
Looks Like L&G Had A Great Time Once Again playing On The New Equipment!! Thank You! For Bringing Us All With You It Was Fun!!
Keep Smiling On!!
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Biggest motivation young farmers laurafarm excitement channel.
Grandad had an 8-acre retirement cornfield, that we worked with two-row equipment and a ‘48 M. Considering how massive the equipment became, even in the 70’s, I was NOT expecting to see a new two-row combine.
It's a test plot machine, it analyzes everything, many of the parts are clear poly so how the plants go through can be analyzed, every seed can be monitored and collected in plastic bags. It's packed with electronic equipment.
The neighbor had some corn the deer had gotten into. We had to go in and hand harvest what was left. He had some hand harvesting tools for corn that had steel picks and leather palms. We did get the corn out but it was really slow and it made a mess of your hands. An 1800's farmer would be totally amazed at the behemoths we use today to harvest dent corn.
Too bad you can't find some of the hand harvesting tools to show how far agriculture has come.
Looking forward to seeing your harvest this year.
Yay Claas :) you guys read my comment ^^
Hallo meine Liebe, schön dich hier zu lesen😊
When I was young and my family farmed, we upgraded from a 303 IH to an 815 IH . We went from a 2 row to a 4 row corn head and that was huge . That was probably in the early 80’s. 😂 Memories of farming I will never forget .
And I help a farmer now that rents out land that harvests corn with a 16 row head on a JD 690. Oh My how times have changed .
As always top notch video. Very informative. I always learn something from watching your videos. Your channel should be a requirement for any Ag class.
That's true!
There are Ag students here in the central valley that watch Laura and other ag channel to compare farming practices. The ladies watch other lady farmer channels. Cattle and row crops.
Love that you were able to showcase the Wintersteiger combines, I regularly work with those as part of my job, the capabilities for testing in them are so cool! They're like a mini laboratory on wheels!
The way that grain cart was squeaking!
Thanks for letting us go with you guys!
It is cool to watch you test and drive different Machinery. The tractors and combines are so much bigger and better than they used to be when I worked on the farm. Could you give us a update on Pepper and the kittens if you could. Thanks for the video Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out
I love that you/We can See right down in front of the CLAAS . dont even have to lean forward, a maiz ing
Thanks for allowing us old farmers to ruminis about the hours we spent working on the 🚜 farm.🐷
WOW. I really thought that how impressed you were running the case quad that you were actually considering maybe going red hun! 👍😁
She’s married dip weed.
In my area of Iowa you will see 4 row heads being used in smaller Fields. My neighbor used to use a 4 row International Combine up to about 15 years ago.
Your videos make me feel like the world hasn’t gone insane. Thanks.
We are running an 8700 and love it down here in Arkansas we are have had the last 2 generations of it cutting mostly Rice and Soybeans with very little corn. Only like 150 acres this year of corn but like 2700 of Rice and 1500 of beans we haven't had any of the tractors though but they look amazing we are running challenger 1038s 3 of them along with the challenger track tractor. We also run a Massey 9560 to help out with harvest but the lexion will run circles around that thing at 5.5 to 6 in standing Rice with a 32 foot stripper header. Yall definitely want to look at getting into the different green lol hope harvest goes great for yall.
Bei uns in Deutschland gibt es sehr viele Mähdrescher und Häcksler von Claas. Bei den Traktoren ist es gemischt. Da fahren Fendt, John Deere, Case und viele andere Maschinen.👍🍀🌼
Thanks for another great video. Thanks to Laura and Grant for showing us around the farm show.
It was interesting seeing these Claus combines and tractors. Very interesting equipment. Very nice design and well suited to the operator. Nice nice.
Beautiful equipment.
Thanks Laura.
The Iowa Farm Boy.
My Dad was a farmer in Kansas. He was born in 1884. He passed in 1979. He would freak out at all of the equipment there is today!
Class choppers and Fendt tractors are king around my area.
I know I’m late to the party, but it’s great to see that J&M grain cart. Built in Fort Recovery Ohio!!!
When I was a Teenager we had a one row corn picker that we pulled behind an Allis Chalmers D15. Things have really changed. Love your videos!
I worked on claas forage harvesters for almost 10 years and went to training in Omaha every year, the Cabelas was built my third year going there, awesome company
Those combines are very large on the inside as well the outside. The tractors is the coolest part of the demonstration I myself like the tracks tractor. Good video thanks Laura and Grant.
Grants camera work for the win!!
Great camera work 💪
Perspective. A wonderful, valuable commodity.
Laura and Grant y'all need one these on the farm.
Grant In New York we refer to that as soil, dirt is used to fill holes. Love the vids can't wait for harvest to get cranking. Stay safe.
Got to see and film a Claas combine (8700 Lexion) for the first time this year.. It was extremely impressive!
I hope you two earned big bucks for this promotion video!
I am very happy you and Grant followed up Claas back in Nebraska. You can see how the German Company is trying very hard to crack into the US Market. Their design and creature comforts are miles ahead of the Case and Deere equipment. I am sure Claas will have Demo packages and super attractive opportunities to saddle into any of their equipment on a full time basis. I am certain that Case and Deere are nervous.
I could spend a week playing with all the tractors! German engineering is some of the best in the world.
Laura, you mentioned sweet corn. Do you and Grant grow any sweet corn at all? I LOVE sweet corn, but unfortunately fresh sweet corn is hard to come by here in the desert southwest.
Maybe you and Grant could raise a small patch of it next year, and talk us all through how to do it properly? Maybe even some tips for raising a few ears out here in the desert?
You guys are amazing.
I have never personally used a clauss tractor but we have 2 990 forege harvester and one 970. Love them
Wow Laura what cool machines here in Brazil there are machines from this brand running through the fields the tracked tractors are smoother while the tire ones this video was really cool Laura I loved it
Damn! That claas quad tired tractor is a beast!!!!!!
Green Tractors of Harsewinkel. ❤
The little harvester is perfect for sorting out all Laura's rows of shame ;-)
My dad always said my oldest uncle was their family's best at picking corn by hand. 120 bushels per day. The largest combines can do that in just over 1 minute!
Just love the way you mount a tractor.
thank you
I live in central PA and that small combine would be useful for the smaller farms in my area, some of the older small farms still use 2-3 row combines that are pulled behind a tractor which is really cool to see!
Laura and Grant, thanks for sharing! Much ❤
When I was in high school I worked for Oklahoma State University Agronomy department and they had an Gleaner with a 8 foot header for test plots. 40 and 50 foot headers are a long way from that. Enjoy your free time because harvest will be here soon.
Tracks don't compact the ground as much but they are higher to maintain. Tires are cheaper. Laura glad your broading out on different equipment to use it may save you money down the road.
Nice to see Claas getting big in the USA
Laura, if you do get 1 of those combines ,you have to name it "santa" !!!!
German engineering at its finest 😍
Great video!
several great claas shots there
I'm waiting for one of these companies to pick you up as they're Spokesperson/Model! Should be a no-brainer.
When I started ,I cut and shocked by hand then hushed by by hand. I was the happy person when I bought a one row picker. How things have changed.
Tks, for the info, kinda,maybe,mighta,thought, the trip was related to THE factory😁
Enjoyed watching the video Laura and Grant 😊
Love you two ❤
why is it that i always think of the song by Kenny Chesny SHE THINKS MY TRACTORS SEXY when i see Laura smile and get all giddy about them, Laura you would make an awesome saleswoman for stuff as that smile ,eyes and personality could sell water to folks living on a lake
I remember when I would help my dad mount a two row corn picker on the International M tractor we had. It would pick ear corn and load the ears into the wagon pulled behind the picker. You would sit on the tractor seat (no cab, no heat, in sleat or snow with winds blowing) dang it could be miserable.
Thank you for sharing. Love your videos. God Bless 🙏❤️
That 4 row would have even been big in 1950's.
Very interesting 🤔, I've only drove truck when farming. There for I have no idea what it's like to drive the harvesters. Or even a big trackers for that matter. But you guys make it 😜 look like fun for sure 🤠. Thanks 👍 for sharing.
Very nice. And yep we had all green. Stuff till they decided we no longer can work on them. So after first tractor broke down in the field. Two weeks later waiting for computer guy. We got rid of it all. No more green
Hello great to see you doing hard work ☺️
Great video Laura and Grant it looked like fun climbing into the CLAAS combine there's a CLAAS dealer in southern Indiana blessings from Martinsville Indiana we love you guys
Remember when Laura said she was nervous being a boss for a day or so? Hand signaling a group of farmers she may not even know. So proud for ya!
You are amazing you truly are.
Slow down Dick (head) she’s married.
You should watch Junkyard Digs, and see harvesting corn from just 50 years ago.
hmmm..is Laura hinting at a new channel sponsor (Claas)? Other farm channels have sponsors from equipment companies so why not!! She and Grant would be great! Hoping you can use your puppy dog eyes to get a deal done! Good luck!
Bon soir laura et grant super la video avec les essaies des machines class bonne semaine
I've heard of tree hugging, this is a new one for me.
Team Claas !
Use to ran Mercedes Benz motors in harvester in Australia
The big Lexions are still powered by Mercedes-Benz. Xerion is also Mercedes-Benz powered.
You really ought to come over to Japan and see large-scale yet small-sized farming here. Rice fields are harvested by combine these days, but they are literally smaller than the Dodge Caravan you mentioned here... anyway, you're welcome in our little agricultural corner of the world anytime!!!
Claas and Fendt are very good pieces of equipment, and John Deere knows it. I have used JD for a long time, and it is a quality product, But Claas is as good or better. Laura knows how to spot the difference between them. Keep your present equipment up to snuff and get a great deal when it is time to trade.
Would be interesting to have a side-by-side comparison of John Deere, Case and Claas
Don't forget Gleaner as well.
@@richarderickson5965- The best AGCO combine is not a Gleaner. It's the Ideal.
Laura, is it possible to make a video of how to load and unload a shipment for a customer and what happens to the crop after it is delivered? I mean filming one of the delivery operations
Laura see if they will let you demo one at the farm. Harvest is coming.❤
Great video , love watching you ❤❤❤❤
My brothers and I had 11 acres of sweetcorn all harvested by hand.
I love it, you are magnificent, bright, like a kid opening her Christmas presents. 😁 So cute, I love Class, Fendt too, and Massey Ferguson, Case. They put 2m15 wheels, I think, we're small compared to that. 😁And the continuously variable box is great. 🏎️Have a nice day. 😉