So impressed with the maturity of young Onyx. He handles his responsibility like a person many years his age. I can only imagine how proud you are! Well done 6!
I've been watching these farming videos for 2 days now. I know I'll never be a farmer but it's really interesting seeing the way it's done and I can tell it's no picnic.
I grew up in a city and can’t relate to anything you do, but I just wanted to say thank you for all you farmers do, none of us would be able to make it without y’all.
All fathers will agree that it makes me smile and proud to see Onyx handle that grain cart like he does. Thnx for letting us share those moments with you.....
I have loved your videos since the beginning but you really set yourself apart with all the amazing advocacy you do for your community. Have a great harvest and stay safe.
You can take the boy off the farm but not the farm out of the boy. Born and raised on the farm and spent my career in the farm service business and still get a thrill of watching every aspect of crop production. To many of the accidents happen along with cancer ended my ability so thanks for helping with the memories
I'm proud to watch you and your son work the farm together!! I can only imagine just how PROUD you are as well. Good job sir. And "6" is doing a GREAT job!!
I see alot of comments about how proud of a dad you are. But let's don't forget how proud Beck has to be and grandpa seeing something that he did as kid and now seeing his grandson carrying on the family tradition of farming. Completely awesome. Great job everyone for raising kids the proper way. Hardwork pays off
As a lifelong first responder, I truly appreciate your efforts to get training and equipment to first responder agencies. The public has the expectation that their responders can handle most anything. The reality is, that if we have not received training from people who understand these systems we are flying by the seat of our pants. Don't get me wrong, most fire fighters are exceptionally creative when required, but there are so many hazards in the modern world that no one can be expected to have knowledge of even half.
Thank you for helping out the local fire departments that can’t buy the equipment or can afford the training as a rural firefighter I thank you for working with fire department you are truly a great man god bless you thank you!
This is the best farming channel on UA-cam. For those who are fans of other farming channels, please talk about them on their channel. Nobody cares to hear about how other people, and most of you know who I’m talking about, and how they would feel about something.
Reminds me of when I was a kid and my late father used to teach me how to try and do new things with tools and machines. Though we are not farmers, still come from a line of handy people who were always better working with their hands then in an office. One of the many reasons I've been subscribed and watched for so long. As always great video always learning something new.
I'm watching this video a year later - so much has happened since then !! Your parents must be super proud of you, young man !! I'm sure you're the envy of your school class and much àdmired !! And you're not even a teenager, YET !!
Zach it makes even me proud seeing a young man like him operating and working i can only imagine what you feel get it kiddo you got this in no time he will be in the combine
My father worked for 25 years at the John Deere combine plant in Moline / East Moline starting in the late 1960's. Back in the day, the technology of those machines was cool, but these modern machines are really something. He would be proud of the advancement, and the enthusiasm today's farms have for the Big Green Machines. And having your son out there with you, we all can see how proud you must be.
I really appreciate you guys donating money towards grain bin rescue equipment. Iam on our local fire department in Wild Rose Wisconsin and we just received our equipment through a grant. It's amazing equipment to use if ever needed. Again thanks for everything you do!!
I have no connection whatsoever with farming and I'm all the way in UK but man I do love your videos. And enjoy seeing all the new machinery that you get to test. Stay safe, you and your family.
My family has a farmer for our feilds but i often ride with them and you help me with educated with the farming business I hope to be a farmer when I grow older thank you
"Six" is doing one helluva job, you and he have every right to be very proud. Zach do you remember your 1st tractor driving job? At 9 years old mine was a Super M hauling the rock cart for the hand picking crew, long time ago, LOL 😆
I have No ideal if You Reed the Comments But anyway I Always Watch your Dad when He's around You and You can Tell just How Much your Father really Love's You As a Father You know that Look and Reaction Just Like How You were in a Video Back when You Had your 8 year Old Son in the Tractor It's a Good thing to See in your Videos God Bless You and your Family and Good Luck on 2020 Harvest
Zach is really doing a great job on these videos. What a great voice for the farming industry and community. Thank you Zach for standing up and leaning in for the farmers of the country and the world.
Man! What a great young man! Love seeing more and more of him. A couple more years or so and he'll be running the combine! It's going to be a treat watching him and the other kids grow up and take their places in life! Keep this channel going!!!👍
Atleast something is going well for 2020!! :) I'm new to the channel and I'm impressed what our farmers go through for harvest season...seems like alot for just a couple of guys and gals to do, on their own.
I grew up in Central Ohio. My grandfather taught me everything about farming. I enjoy watching 6 get it done. Family Strong and proud. Keep up the good work Mr and Mrs MF and family.
I can already tell this video is going to be awesome, keep up the great work and I hope you and your family are doing well. Also, hope your dads knee is getting better.
Very happy to see younger generations learning that young just doing it the way his father did it and his father did it. I really enjoy watching these video Zach Mrs Millennial farmer let Zach know that you'll have done an amazing job at giving the world at what it takes to run a family farm it take guts glory and love
I continue to be amazed at how well young Onyx handles these machines !! He WILL grow up to not only be a good farmer but a responsible citizen, as well !! Go get 'em Onyx !!
I’ve been helping a local farmer with his soybeans. His son-in-law is a custom harvester. They’ve had an X9 since June, using it for wheat and soybeans starting in Kansas and ending in Montana. It has a 50 foot header and still leaves the other combines far behind.. They are going to use it locally on corn next week, but I haven’t seen the corn header yet... Looking forward to seeing how it does.....
J. A. G. Not really, if you could get by with an X9 instead of 2 s700s that would easily pencil out. An S790 is over half a million itself without heads
@@zeusmacafee5097 I look at you can buy 3 Gleaner S98s and come out ahead in capacity and price for 1.2. Also class 9(for whatever classes are worth) and they dont exactly seem to eager to show it off, so I'm suspecting that it's not as big as they say, perhaps on par with a 790.
@@zeusmacafee5097 Well considering its 1.2 million and smaller than other competitors and more moving parts and they wont let people look at the guts of the machine and they won't let it go outside of their chosen demos...which is somewhat suspicious, as Agco with their TR and even back into the 70s, it was "demo it everywhere" with IHC, AC, and SRNH. For now its a smarter idea to run 3 more reliable, simpler, proven machines, that(depending on how you take the joke that is the "combine class system") for 1.05 million instead of a complete new unknown single design for 1.2 million, machine alone. I'd take a "Silver seeder" any day over the long green line, as, well, it doesn't leave a long green line out the back and makes seed quality grain without having to reclean it, even a 40 year old L2 does that.
When I was 10 years old we were still picking corn on the cob. Putting the cobs in lath cribs. There was no cab on the tractors. No heaters. There were no corn dryers. That is what the lath cribs were all about. Air dry. Also, these cribs fed the local rat populations. Discovery was when the cribs were opened up for corn shelling in spring time before planting time. Things sure have changed. That X9 would only take 2 hours to harvest our entire crop. The picker was a 2 row pull type Oliver brand, pulled by an Oliver Super 88. Makes me a little chilly just thinking about it. We were still picking corn nearly every Thanksgiving and most of the time in snow. This was only about an hour south of the Millennial farmer. Lac qui Parle county.
That's how we did it also when I was about 10. We had 2 G JD's but we used an Oliver 77 on our New Idea 2 row because it had live power where the G's didn't. The Oliver didn't have hydraulics so we had a ratchet thing where the cylinder would go on the picker to set the height. On a fairly good day we put up 2 triple cribs. These big combines would do that many bushels in 20 minutes.
I grew up in central Illinois with that same equipment. Dad would get 10 year old me in the wagon to level out the ear corn, it would drop out of the elevator and hid me in the head, darn that hurt. In 1962 or so we moved to shelled corn with a JD45 two row combine no cab of course. I remember my dad and our hired man taking turns running it with so many clothes on that they could hardly move. A good day would have us harvest 20 acres yielding 2000 bushels. When I was in college starting in 68 I used to hope against hope that corn harvest would be done before I was home for Thanksgiving.
Glad to see your dad out and about again. The grain bins seem like a pain in the butt, but nice to have so you can get a good price. New rental combine looks great.
@Christian carver My guess would be 2 case guys (Leg arms, and Nick) a Lexion guy (Brian's Farming Videos) and a Fent guy (Mitch Michaels). And before you all correct me I know the last one is backwards intentionally! Lol
I know on the Mike Mitchell UA-cam channel they were supposed to demo one of the new John Deere's it was at the dealership then John Deere said no they have I think around 10 fendt combines
@Jonathan Cranshaw According to Big Tractor Power, a fully equipped X9 1100 is $980,503 for a tracked model, plus the heads. Here's the video of one being demoed in a Kentucky wheat field. ua-cam.com/video/hKEZ3ulw5kk/v-deo.html
In the late '70s, we took corn at 30% one year almost to the end of harvest. The next year, we started at about 18% and ended at 14.4% and didn't even run the last week into the dryer. The next year, we started at 30% again and ended at nearly 30%!!! Ya never know 😏
Sounds like Onyx is killing it in the grain cart and it legit makes me smile
I think we're all happy for him, both of them.
6
Who runs the grain cart? 6 runs the grain cart.
Same
I bet Grandpa is pretty proud too
So impressed with the maturity of young Onyx. He handles his responsibility like a person many years his age. I can only imagine how proud you are! Well done 6!
even if he wasnt its free labour
Maturity, and responsibility is learned from the parents. So Good job Mr. & Mrs. Millennial Farmer, and Good job 6.
You just gotta be proud of that son of yours Zack. He's driving that cart like he's been doing it for years. Best wishes and stay safe.
I'm amazed at how well Onyx handles that machinery for his age.
Three generations in the same vid, working the same harvest...chills...got family envy!!! Thanks for the show.
I love that onyx is responsible enough to know when he is uncomforitable enough to ask for help great job.
Glad to see your dad walking!
What happened to him?
Congrats on 100k subs!!!!!!
That was nice
8.i
@William Davis yes
I've been watching these farming videos for 2 days now. I know I'll never be a farmer but it's really interesting seeing the way it's done and I can tell it's no picnic.
Thank you!
I grew up in a city and can’t relate to anything you do, but I just wanted to say thank you for all you farmers do, none of us would be able to make it without y’all.
Onyx running the grain cart is hands down the best part of the last few videos. I know Zack is so proud hell I’m proud for him.
All fathers will agree that it makes me smile and proud to see Onyx handle that grain cart like he does. Thnx for letting us share those moments with you.....
That x9 sure eats! And it’s the best looking combine I’ve seen.
I don’t farm. Never have. Prom ever will. But I love hearing about the new equipment and how you guys run your operation. Keep up the good work!!
Same. Don’t Farm, Never Have, Probably Never Will.
Don’t have an farm saveing up for an farm will make sure I get an farm
I have loved your videos since the beginning but you really set yourself apart with all the amazing advocacy you do for your community. Have a great harvest and stay safe.
Maybe it’s just me but who else waits to see the clip at their very end, right after the outro! 😂
You can take the boy off the farm but not the farm out of the boy. Born and raised on the farm and spent my career in the farm service business and still get a thrill of watching every aspect of crop production. To many of the accidents happen along with cancer ended my ability so thanks for helping with the memories
I'm proud to watch you and your son work the farm together!! I can only imagine just how PROUD you are as well. Good job sir. And "6" is doing a GREAT job!!
Awesome Zachary full steam ahead
I see alot of comments about how proud of a dad you are. But let's don't forget how proud Beck has to be and grandpa seeing something that he did as kid and now seeing his grandson carrying on the family tradition of farming. Completely awesome. Great job everyone for raising kids the proper way. Hardwork pays off
Zach it is so awesome that you get to work with your dad and now your son, truly a blessing.
Does Onyx realize that he is most likely the "1st 10 YEAR OLD IN THE WORLD" to run a grain cart for an X9?
I'll build him a plaque 🤣🤣
6 has my vote to drive the x9!!🚀
@@danielwilliam7799 Sorry for picking your comment. I am moving it up so everyone can see it!!
man i was saying the same thing lmao kid is a beast
❤️👍🇺🇸
As a lifelong first responder, I truly appreciate your efforts to get training and equipment to first responder agencies. The public has the expectation that their responders can handle most anything. The reality is, that if we have not received training from people who understand these systems we are flying by the seat of our pants. Don't get me wrong, most fire fighters are exceptionally creative when required, but there are so many hazards in the modern world that no one can be expected to have knowledge of even half.
Thank you for helping out the local fire departments that can’t buy the equipment or can afford the training as a rural firefighter I thank you for working with fire department you are truly a great man god bless you thank you!
Glad to hear it my uncle was hurt years ago in a bin accident very glad to hear your doing this
New Holland really had a great idea all those years ago!
This is the best farming channel on UA-cam. For those who are fans of other farming channels, please talk about them on their channel. Nobody cares to hear about how other people, and most of you know who I’m talking about, and how they would feel about something.
*millennial farmer posts*
Me “well I guess my cows are gonna have to wait to get their food”
cow abuse
Same here, chickens can wait
The Vegetables Males
@@lucasaccount573 blame lefty
@@megapixal1 lol yes it’s lefty’s fault
Awesome to see that the next generation of farmer is motivated to follow the family tradition and keep our nation fed
"Gonna take me an hour & 12 minutes to get up there with this leg".. I unexpectedly spit out my coffee with that one... 🤣🤣
Can you tell where I get my sense of humor 🤣
Loving it Zach. Keep it coming. Long live John Deere nation!
I know zero about farming like this but I enjoy the videos and thanks for feeding America!!!!
Reminds me of when I was a kid and my late father used to teach me how to try and do new things with tools and machines. Though we are not farmers, still come from a line of handy people who were always better working with their hands then in an office. One of the many reasons I've been subscribed and watched for so long. As always great video always learning something new.
I'm watching this video a year later - so much has happened since then !! Your parents must be super proud of you, young man !! I'm sure you're the envy of your school class and much àdmired !! And you're not even a teenager, YET !!
Zach it makes even me proud seeing a young man like him operating and working i can only imagine what you feel get it kiddo you got this in no time he will be in the combine
My father worked for 25 years at the John Deere combine plant in Moline / East Moline starting in the late 1960's. Back in the day, the technology of those machines was cool, but these modern machines are really something. He would be proud of the advancement, and the enthusiasm today's farms have for the Big Green Machines. And having your son out there with you, we all can see how proud you must be.
Love seeing your son doing so well and liking what he’s doing!
I really appreciate you guys donating money towards grain bin rescue equipment. Iam on our local fire department in Wild Rose Wisconsin and we just received our equipment through a grant. It's amazing equipment to use if ever needed. Again thanks for everything you do!!
That’s a very big smile on your face when you’re in the new machine Zach.
So awesome to see ur son runnin with u guys. Hearing him on the radio is classic!
It genuinely makes me happy to see a 11 you old driving a grain cart. The future is goood
It’s awesome to see your kid running the equipment...As a dad myself I’m super proud of him
I have no connection whatsoever with farming and I'm all the way in UK but man I do love your videos. And enjoy seeing all the new machinery that you get to test. Stay safe, you and your family.
My family has a farmer for our feilds but i often ride with them and you help me with educated with the farming business I hope to be a farmer when I grow older thank you
Sees that he posts again do my little dance then watch furiously
i jave been following for a while. as another old ager, i was worried your dad's surgery would heal. he rollied the dice and won. thank you lord
Think most of the FM blew out in that blizzard during transfer to the truck - great call! 👍🏼
As a former volunteer fireman for 35 years I appreciate what your doing. And we donated.
Awesome Richard
Where are you from ?
@@angelalawson6999 NE Illinois
@@largerich Eunica LA , Here
"Six" is doing one helluva job, you and he have every right to be very proud. Zach do you remember your 1st tractor driving job? At 9 years old mine was a Super M hauling the rock cart for the hand picking crew, long time ago, LOL 😆
That boy is great. Love see him running equipment
I'm calling it now, Onyx will be using the combine before end of harvest!
Onyx is a natural and proud of him.....GREAT JOB MOM AND DAD AND GRAND PARENTS
Zach: I'm not scared, you guys are... 🤣🤣🤣
I have No ideal if You Reed the Comments But anyway I Always Watch your Dad when He's around You and You can Tell just How Much your Father really Love's You As a Father You know that Look and Reaction Just Like How You were in a Video Back when You Had your 8 year Old Son in the Tractor It's a Good thing to See in your Videos God Bless You and your Family and Good Luck on 2020 Harvest
The opening with his CrAzY DoGs will never get old 😂😂😂😅
Haha your not wrong😂
He should.habe added a mortal kombat, "Ready, Fight!". Just sayin
Jim Bob that would be funny
Zach is really doing a great job on these videos. What a great voice for the farming industry and community. Thank you Zach for standing up and leaning in for the farmers of the country and the world.
Well I would suggest making an "Operator's Manual" for the dryer and teach the wife how to run it.
She’s got to be in the kitchen
6 1/2 mph in high yield corn, and it sooo clean. What a fantastic harvester. Thanks for all you do!
I thought he was gonna say: we are pushing 6000 bushels an acre 😅
I know my mouth dropped before he finished the sentence lol
Man! What a great young man! Love seeing more and more of him. A couple more years or so and he'll be running the combine! It's going to be a treat watching him and the other kids grow up and take their places in life! Keep this channel going!!!👍
A pair of vise grips would be quick and easy on the cable.
Yes! I was thinking the same thing
Always carry a pair of vice grips
As a neighbor from Wisconsin, love you & your family, and thank you for being a farmer.
Harvest 2020 is completely different than 2019. It’s going so well this year. Only bad thing is it’s going to be done before we know it :\
I know it goes by quickly for us viewing lol..
Finished today.:(
Iowa :(
that's a legitimate concern!
Atleast something is going well for 2020!! :) I'm new to the channel and I'm impressed what our farmers go through for harvest season...seems like alot for just a couple of guys and gals to do, on their own.
I grew up in Central Ohio. My grandfather taught me everything about farming. I enjoy watching 6 get it done. Family Strong and proud. Keep up the good work Mr and Mrs MF and family.
We’re hoping to finish our bean harvest today and move to corn
I love watching onyx run the grain cart he does a great job with it and what a way to spend father son time
I can already tell this video is going to be awesome, keep up the great work and I hope you and your family are doing well. Also, hope your dads knee is getting better.
Great to see your Dad walking and fantastic to see Onyx running that grain cart!
That's why he got the 16 row planter in the spring!
Very happy to see younger generations learning that young just doing it the way his father did it and his father did it. I really enjoy watching these video Zach Mrs Millennial farmer let Zach know that you'll have done an amazing job at giving the world at what it takes to run a family farm it take guts glory and love
Corn harvest is the best it’s so fun to watch.
Like if you agree
Need more Onyx in the videos. Lil dude’s doing an awesome job and I know he’s making his dad proud
Your son has your (6) back up. I guess his number is well suited, as he has your back all the time.
I continue to be amazed at how well young Onyx handles these machines !! He WILL grow up to not only be a good farmer but a responsible citizen, as well !! Go get 'em Onyx !!
This past year I had noticed there was a ton more ground corn into powder for feed all summer
I love to see that little man walking in the field with Dad!
Would give anything to walk thru ours with mine one more time.
I’ve been helping a local farmer with his soybeans. His son-in-law is a custom harvester. They’ve had an X9 since June, using it for wheat and soybeans starting in Kansas and ending in Montana. It has a 50 foot header and still leaves the other combines far behind.. They are going to use it locally on corn next week, but I haven’t seen the corn header yet... Looking forward to seeing how it does.....
You gotta love watching a Father son duo working together, it makes me proud and I am noted related to them!
Is this the same combine (model) that was canceled last minute at Mike Mitchels farm?
Same model
Yep
It funny how they are only demoing it to John Deere customers and not to people who run Fendt or Claas.
@@blakethompson7711 we run claas we had a X9 out
Blake Thompson it’s funny you’re assuming that without actually knowing.
So lucky to be abel to use that brand new machine ! Your Son is doing such a great job on the cart !
He likes John Deere so much that he even has a John Deere shovel 😅
Must cost 500 dollars at least
Paint anything green and call it John Deere for 3X the cost
hey he’s loyal to the brand
Actually it isn't a deer bucket it is only green
Who wouldn’t unless it is fendt
Thank you for giving us your time.
I gotta say that onyx is driving like a pro. Tell him to keep it up I know he’s gotta be making you a proud dad
Every time Onyx pulls under the auger almost brings a tear to my eye. How awesome is that!
Only 1.2 million without the header here..i think ill stick with my 9600
I wonder how they will even get it to sell?
You'd have to be a custom harvester or have a massive farm to get that to even pencil out.
J. A. G. Not really, if you could get by with an X9 instead of 2 s700s that would easily pencil out. An S790 is over half a million itself without heads
@@zeusmacafee5097 I look at you can buy 3 Gleaner S98s and come out ahead in capacity and price for 1.2.
Also class 9(for whatever classes are worth) and they dont exactly seem to eager to show it off, so I'm suspecting that it's not as big as they say, perhaps on par with a 790.
J. A. G. The whole point of the x9 is to run less machines so you can’t say you can buy 3 silver seeders and come out ahead
@@zeusmacafee5097 Well considering its 1.2 million and smaller than other competitors and more moving parts and they wont let people look at the guts of the machine and they won't let it go outside of their chosen demos...which is somewhat suspicious, as Agco with their TR and even back into the 70s, it was "demo it everywhere" with IHC, AC, and SRNH.
For now its a smarter idea to run 3 more reliable, simpler, proven machines, that(depending on how you take the joke that is the "combine class system") for 1.05 million instead of a complete new unknown single design for 1.2 million, machine alone.
I'd take a "Silver seeder" any day over the long green line, as, well, it doesn't leave a long green line out the back and makes seed quality grain without having to reclean it, even a 40 year old L2 does that.
Mad respect to all the farmers out there.
Being a son of a farmer I know what we have to go through. God bless ya all!
X9 is cool an all but I'm not sure its worth us buying 2 more semis to keep up with
David Hula has such high yields he uses a 608fc head on an S770, I don’t blame him....lol
The combine is amazing. I’m lucky to have seen one in person
@@mitchellrisley4336 It gave me goosebumps
That shouldn't be of worry.. it would be sitting most of the time..
2 people have died in grain bin accidents so far this season around my area... awesome gift your giving!
When I was 10 years old we were still picking corn on the cob. Putting the cobs in lath cribs. There was no cab on the tractors. No heaters. There were no corn dryers. That is what the lath cribs were all about. Air dry. Also, these cribs fed the local rat populations. Discovery was when the cribs were opened up for corn shelling in spring time before planting time. Things sure have changed. That X9 would only take 2 hours to harvest our entire crop. The picker was a 2 row pull type Oliver brand, pulled by an Oliver Super 88. Makes me a little chilly just thinking about it. We were still picking corn nearly every Thanksgiving and most of the time in snow. This was only about an hour south of the Millennial farmer. Lac qui Parle county.
That's how we did it also when I was about 10. We had 2 G JD's but we used an Oliver 77 on our New Idea 2 row because it had live power where the G's didn't. The Oliver didn't have hydraulics so we had a ratchet thing where the cylinder would go on the picker to set the height. On a fairly good day we put up 2 triple cribs. These big combines would do that many bushels in 20 minutes.
I grew up in central Illinois with that same equipment. Dad would get 10 year old me in the wagon to level out the ear corn, it would drop out of the elevator and hid me in the head, darn that hurt. In 1962 or so we moved to shelled corn with a JD45 two row combine no cab of course. I remember my dad and our hired man taking turns running it with so many clothes on that they could hardly move. A good day would have us harvest 20 acres yielding 2000 bushels. When I was in college starting in 68 I used to hope against hope that corn harvest would be done before I was home for Thanksgiving.
Awesome. Love hearing how you guys used to do it back in the day. Gives us perspective
The corn harvest is always my favorite part, especially the night shots
That’s a cute little combine😁 do you take it off any sweet jumps?!
Also when he said “pegs, lucky!” I’m dying🤣🤣🤣 Napoleon dynamite is my favorite movie.
I'm trying really hard to NOT hit any jumps with this machine 🤣
Leave the jumps to Griggs farm upside down corn head makes for a fine jump and a whole lot of pain and expense. Red combines can fly 😲😲
Glad to see your dad out and about again. The grain bins seem like a pain in the butt, but nice to have so you can get a good price. New rental combine looks great.
Who is the world gave 4 dislikes to this video? How can you not like these videos!! They are informative and funny.
The ones who always comment about how Mike Mitchell was supposed to get that X9
@@David_B777 exactly my thought. He did get the Ideal T10 though which I think is superior to the X9
I like both! 2 different styles, also like Larson farm vids
David Barta 🤣😂 👍🏻
@Christian carver My guess would be 2 case guys (Leg arms, and Nick) a Lexion guy (Brian's Farming Videos) and a Fent guy (Mitch Michaels). And before you all correct me I know the last one is backwards intentionally! Lol
I love your videos! Thank you for helping shed some light on rural America and the farming community ! Can't wait for the next one!
Mike Mitchell might want to see that machine.
Edit: I’m a fan of both Mike and Zach. It’s a joke people.
Wait he already did see it.....On a trailer 😂 now that he has the ideal 10t
Deere didn’t want Mike to give an honest opinion
anthony helget that’d be kinda cool
Debating which combine is better.
You guys need to get a life
I’ve been waiting for the triggered Mike fans
Very cool peice of equipment! Good job raising the money for the rescue crews!!
I'm in Hastings Mn and getting 95 day corn in straight from the field at 59 lb test and 12.5 moisture. That's crazy!
I'm in NW Indiana and picked 100 acres of 105-108 day corn planted late april to the first few days of may and has all been 13.5-15 and 58-61lb tw
Thank you for all that you do for other farmers and the great video's.
One question. Why is John Deere so afraid to put this machine side by side, head to head with Fendt, New Holland, Claas or Case?
I know on the Mike Mitchell UA-cam channel they were supposed to demo one of the new John Deere's it was at the dealership then John Deere said no they have I think around 10 fendt combines
@@perryc8943 I saw that. It really looks like you have to bleed John Deere green to demo one
One question. Why are you already under the false assumption that they are?
Love seeing the harvest at night and everything all lit up. Thanks for the video.
I’m sure that combine with a corn head and bean head comes with a price tag that would choke Uncle Elmer’s ole plow mule.
Jonathan Cranshaw I heard $800,000 plus heads
@Jonathan Cranshaw According to Big Tractor Power, a fully equipped X9 1100 is $980,503 for a tracked model, plus the heads. Here's the video of one being demoed in a Kentucky wheat field. ua-cam.com/video/hKEZ3ulw5kk/v-deo.html
1.2 million here with out the header
In the late '70s, we took corn at 30% one year almost to the end of harvest. The next year, we started at about 18% and ended at 14.4% and didn't even run the last week into the dryer. The next year, we started at 30% again and ended at nearly 30%!!! Ya never know 😏
@@Northern_Farmer Holly shit really??😨😨😲😲🤕🤦♂️
The x9 is great but like others have said, very happy to see your Dad walking. 👍🤟