Nothing more satisfying than seeing your children grow into fine young men, a credit to your wife and you. You’ve cultivated them well no doubt your finest harvest.
You make the most entertaining videos, Cale! Not only entertaining but very enlightening, too. I've become addicted to farming and apart from my vegetable garden, my only exposure to farming is these videos that I can't stop watching. Thank you so much for sharing with us!
Put a 60 foot Honeybee header or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian header on your 8250 for more production in those soybeans. You will be impressed by a big head and your combine will have no problem pushing that width thru those beans.@@LEAADFarms
According to Merriam- 🎉 Webster The word skosh comes from the Japanese word sukoshi, which is pronounced "skoh shee" and means "a tiny bit" or "a small amount." The Japanese word was shortened by U.S. servicemen stationed in Japan after World War II. Love your channel!
YO Cale! Devo / Whip it... That a totally RAD song for a farmer! "When a problem comes along, you must whip it... When something's going wrong, you must whip it!" Classic 80's song. 10:00 - Shark tires are very cool looking but are they $1300.00 of $13000.00 a-piece? The engineering complexity of a combine is insane... very cool! Though I would compare it to SpaceX then a Tesla, which is way more impressive. Cool Ranch Doritos is the best! Great video Cale... Thanks for sharing.
It's great that you take the time and effort to demonstrate the operation of a combineharvester. You are one of the most talented ag farmers to look at. Keep on the good work and success with harvesting. Greetings from Holland! 👍👊💪
This was/is an extremely high quality video. Just... great stuff. I hope you guys end up with millions of subs. Leave it to a farmer to work just as hard on producing high quality videos as he does on his farm.
Thanks for explaining the workings of the combine.. I have always wondered how that works.. I am perpetually curious about how things work.. Enjoyed that very much.
Cale great video. Thanks for all the info on that amazing combine. I think the button is the ejection seat. Make sure you have the drone going when you try it
Thanks for this. I really understand how they work now. In fact its been a question I've had since I started watching Laura's videos earlier this year. 👍👍
Great video Cale! Thank you for putting in the extra time and effort to bring us along. Wish I could be out there with you. Also the best chips are Doritos!
Way back when on my Dad and Uncle's farm they had an International 1460 Axel-Flow rice special (Which I believe was the first generation of rotary combine), but also used it to harvest Corn. That rice rotor was so aggressive that it would grind up the corn unless going really slow, so we would swap the whole rotor between harvesting rice and corn. That was alway a fun job that took a day or so. Now they can probably just push a button and get enough adjustment.
Terrific video and explanation. It's good to find non green and yellow equipment on the farm! Perhaps you would compare cost of operation between the two brands!
Amazing machinery for sure. More importantly, as a nonfarmer, one sentence from the whole video taught me something i didn't know. There is only one ear per stalk. I always assumed there were 3 or 4 per plant. It just seems unreal that you get so much corn when there is so much mulch created from the rest of the plant. I thought you might have misspoken so i confirmed with Google. I should have never doubted you, thanks for today's lesson! 🥸✌️
… The switch you’re talking about is for your beacon lights (the orange flash/spin lights) …there are three settings… One for when the grain tank is 3/ 4 full … one position so runs the whole time… and one for it comes on for 30 seconds and then goes off depending on how it feels or how you feel, or how Ethan feels…
Such a great informative video. I understand how they work but I never cease to be amazed at how much they are able to process so quickly and efficiently. Thank you! Cheetos Crunchy for sure.
Thank you so much for a walk through the details of a modern combine. Best of all is the camera and the software behind it, that automatically adjust the settings of the combines individual elements. Thank you Cale 🙂
Cale !!!! Oh my goodness!! So cool 😎 You, Ethan. & Adam are such a great team! Love ❤️ the boys working together beside you, and really appreciate the details and close shots of the combine and its inner workings! 😃
Ty for sharing. I never miss your videos. I look forward to seeing your continuing progress. I pray for unlimited Blessings to you & your beautiful family.
This was great! I have been wanting to learn about the ins and outs of a combine. I have been thinking of asking you or Laura to explain it for a while. 👍 I was waiting for you to act like you're running in the wind with the air compressor! 😀 💨🏃♂️
As an aside, you could have your pivot tires foam filled so they would ever go flat. We do it on low speed off road equipment and it saves a lot of maintenance head aches. Just my two cents but worth checking out.
DEVO....Crack That Whip! We are Devo and many more. A group of attorneys playing around and became famous.... I wholesale automatic gate openers into your state to several farm management companies. Today I asked them if they knew who you and Laura arm...lol....you guys is famous! They laughed and said oh yea, we know who they are!
Csle, best chips are Utz, a Pennsylvania brand that owns a lot of other brands. Not readily available in all 50 states under the Utz lable, but usually one or more of their brands are available in an area. Their barbecue are a little more spicy, i feel Lays is a sweeter barbecue.
i am sure i am not alone in appreciating , that u took the time out of your day to go thru the ins and outs of that combine, one question, does the person driving the grain carts have to manually adjust their driving speed or is there like a cruise control?? just wondering thanks again, great video
Sp you need some "pivot track closing discs" in between every set of pivot tower wheels... 2 sets actually... 1 for every direction... and being able to switch beween the 2...
I'm only guessing but the button next to the hazard button could be for a dome warning light that maybe placed on the back of the combine to indicate that the machine is running and serve as a warning to people that are near by
The unknown button is for if you are under attack in a zombie apocolypse. It sends out scud missiles. Also, you talked about "oncoming traffick in the corn field"...Laura and Grant were combining near the highway and they found someone had come off the highway, into the field and knocked down some of their stalks, then was able to turn and drive away. They were just like "what the heck???" Part of the fence was knocked down and some of it was IN the field! They didn't know exactly when it happened, but, it seemed to have not happened much earlier. I was just thinking that "if only they had a camera mounted there" just to be able to SEE that happening!
Put a 60 foot Honeybee header or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian header on your 8250 for more production in those soybeans. You will be impressed by a big head and your combine will have no problem pushing that width thru those beans.
Skosh: "A little bit". It comes from Japanese "Sukoshi". It came to USA after WW2 when US servicemembers shorted "Sukoshi" to "skosh". A lot of people have the mistaken belief that it came from the Midwest US, or from Yiddish, but it did not. It's actually from Japan.
Cale, does your new combined come with an owner's manual behind the seat, any new loader equipment we get at work has to have a manual behind the seat or the ministry of Labour can find the company
Crop rotation was learned during the medieval period. It's a very common practice. I do the same here. The problem with growing just one crop over and over endlessly is that it depletes the soil of the nutrients that crop needs. Another issue with crop non-rotation is that planting the same thing all the time gives pests more chances to show up. Like if you plant corn every year, you'll get pests that will start moving in and they write letters to their pest friends telling them about the great thing that they have going and so, more will move in till you're just overrun with pests. So, that's why you don't want to grow the same thing every year. In a lot of food, the things that you eat are really seeds. Someone challenged me about lentils "you can't grow supermarket lentils" and I was like "oh yeah? Well, watch THIS!" I planted some supermarket bought lentils and...they sprouted and are growing!
With all the money farmers have tied up in EXPENSIVE equipment and the unholy costs of maintaining that equipment, it's truly amazing you guys are able to make a profit. And when I think about your diesel fuel bills... yikes. Thank you for what you do. I would much rather the dollars I put into the fuel that goes into my cars goes to American farmers than some shiek in the middle east.
Cale, If you want to fully bask in the fruits of the future you're growing,(both kids and crops) PLEASE!!! N95 mask while blowing filters and equipment.Pass this on to Grant and Laura too. Second, not to bring blasphemy to your channel, I'd expect that for what you had to give for that combine, somewhere back in the shop might be A MANUAL, (sneak in late at night to READ It, out of the sight of prying eyes), to learn the last buttons and Stuff. Just a thought😜
Really enjoy your videos. One minor annoyance. Where is the dust mask whilst you are using air to blow out filters and machinery. Grain dust is ascorbic. Your lungs are being coated with a coating with glue. Also the dust has silica dust in it, which can leave you with miner's lungs, i.e. a death sentence
Did you spend this much time with Laura and your sons as the grew up teaching them about the ins and outs of how to farm? Or do they have to watch your videos to learn the skills ....??? 😁
WE always put the un-loading augers , in......... NO EXCEPTIONS ,then much less chance of accidents !! same on grain carts , just too much happening especially if its dusty !!!
" Ps... "talk those Kids " "parents" If they ... would be .. ok with "Them joing ... you in your "Equipment" "Ps... done it " Ps.. "Great experiences" "Ps.. "Still friends" "in there "Adult Life Today" "nice when I see them or they Drivie by " "Even Today they "tooth smile & "Wave even 30 plus years "Later" "Nice" !!!
(0:50) 😎🤔💁♂I thought Ag, was Tax Exempt: (you know, the 10% that do all the work) for the 80%..? (1:53) 😎😎🤔🤔💁♂Skosh: like a pitch of salt. - Like: "you only need a skosh of garlic dear"😌🤡🤧🤧 😎😎😎🫶💁♂Wow, you airport hanger is huge: why not banner LEAD Farms on the top of doors.?? (5:47) 😎😎🤔🤔🤔💁♂If the center had a mixing shaft.. what's the kitchen got for variable mixing types.?
Nothing more satisfying than seeing your children grow into fine young men, a credit to your wife and you. You’ve cultivated them well no doubt your finest harvest.
Laura is a fine young man? Transfarmual?
And women.
Well said. I've never met a farmer that didn't have great kids. Seems like the way of life just makes for GOOD people.
You make the most entertaining videos, Cale! Not only entertaining but very enlightening, too. I've become addicted to farming and apart from my vegetable garden, my only exposure to farming is these videos that I can't stop watching. Thank you so much for sharing with us!
Wow, thank you!
Put a 60 foot Honeybee header or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian header on your 8250 for more production in those soybeans.
You will be impressed by a big head and your combine will have no problem pushing that width thru those beans.@@LEAADFarms
According to Merriam- 🎉 Webster The word skosh comes from the Japanese word sukoshi, which is pronounced "skoh shee" and means "a tiny bit" or "a small amount." The Japanese word was shortened by U.S. servicemen stationed in Japan after World War II.
Love your channel!
YO Cale! Devo / Whip it... That a totally RAD song for a farmer! "When a problem comes along, you must whip it... When something's going wrong, you must whip it!" Classic 80's song. 10:00 - Shark tires are very cool looking but are they $1300.00 of $13000.00 a-piece? The engineering complexity of a combine is insane... very cool! Though I would compare it to SpaceX then a Tesla, which is way more impressive. Cool Ranch Doritos is the best! Great video Cale... Thanks for sharing.
It's great that you take the time and effort to demonstrate the operation of a combineharvester. You are one of the most talented ag farmers to look at. Keep on the good work and success with harvesting. Greetings from Holland! 👍👊💪
Another job description Cale- Grain quality manager! Blend it, aerated, move it, ship it!
This was/is an extremely high quality video. Just... great stuff. I hope you guys end up with millions of subs. Leave it to a farmer to work just as hard on producing high quality videos as he does on his farm.
Thanks for explaining the workings of the combine.. I have always wondered how that works.. I am perpetually curious about how things work.. Enjoyed that very much.
Cale great video. Thanks for all the info on that amazing combine.
I think the button is the ejection seat. Make sure you have the drone going when you try it
Thank you. For years I have wondered how the combine gets the kernels of corn off the cob.
Very nice explanation of combine components and their effects on harvest. Best accessory though is the American Flag.
Thanks for this. I really understand how they work now. In fact its been a question I've had since I started watching Laura's videos earlier this year. 👍👍
Awesome explanation of how a combine works. Thank you! Really enjoyed that look at the belly of a combine.
Great video Cale! Thank you for putting in the extra time and effort to bring us along. Wish I could be out there with you. Also the best chips are Doritos!
A very impressive and useful machine a must have to harvest that much land.. thanks for explaining it... happy harvest..
Hey Cale, that switch is for your beacon lights, we have the same machine, it’s awesome 👍!!
Way back when on my Dad and Uncle's farm they had an International 1460 Axel-Flow rice special (Which I believe was the first generation of rotary combine), but also used it to harvest Corn. That rice rotor was so aggressive that it would grind up the corn unless going really slow, so we would swap the whole rotor between harvesting rice and corn. That was alway a fun job that took a day or so. Now they can probably just push a button and get enough adjustment.
Love when you go through equipment and explain how it works.
Terrific video and explanation. It's good to find non green and yellow equipment on the farm! Perhaps you would compare cost of operation between the two brands!
Amazing machinery for sure. More importantly, as a nonfarmer, one sentence from the whole video taught me something i didn't know. There is only one ear per stalk. I always assumed there were 3 or 4 per plant. It just seems unreal that you get so much corn when there is so much mulch created from the rest of the plant. I thought you might have misspoken so i confirmed with Google. I should have never doubted you, thanks for today's lesson! 🥸✌️
Awesome education!
This was a great video. Thanks for the great explanation of the combine.
… The switch you’re talking about is for your beacon lights (the orange flash/spin lights) …there are three settings… One for when the grain tank is 3/ 4 full … one position so runs the whole time… and one for it comes on for 30 seconds and then goes off depending on how it feels or how you feel, or how Ethan feels…
Such a great informative video. I understand how they work but I never cease to be amazed at how much they are able to process so quickly and efficiently. Thank you! Cheetos Crunchy for sure.
Thank you so much for a walk through the details of a modern combine. Best of all is the camera and the software behind it, that automatically adjust the settings of the combines individual elements. Thank you Cale 🙂
Cale !!!! Oh my goodness!! So cool 😎 You, Ethan. & Adam are such a great team! Love ❤️ the boys working together beside you, and really appreciate the details and close shots of the combine and its inner workings! 😃
Ty for sharing. I never miss your videos. I look forward to seeing your continuing progress. I pray for unlimited Blessings to you & your beautiful family.
You & your beautiful daughter & husband have replaced the garbage on prime time tv.
The music group was called the talking heads early 80's group they were not around very long. I am a big Rush fan to be honest. Great video as always
This was great! I have been wanting to learn about the ins and outs of a combine. I have been thinking of asking you or Laura to explain it for a while. 👍 I was waiting for you to act like you're running in the wind with the air compressor! 😀 💨🏃♂️
Salt and vinegar. Hands down! Great video!
For years I have wondered how a combine processes corn and you have answered all of my questions. Thank you. 🌽🌽🌽
That button is for your beacon lights to run full time instead of only when your grain tank is full.
As an aside, you could have your pivot tires foam filled so they would ever go flat. We do it on low speed off road equipment and it saves a lot of maintenance head aches. Just my two cents but worth checking out.
if you weren't growing corn and soy beans, which crops would you go into? Just curious.
Thank you so much for all your hard work and videos. 😊
That switch is probably the one you can use to put the beacon lights on nonstop. That is what I'm thinking it could be.
Case machine has some fancy tech. on board. Should pay for itself via improved harvest yield.
Lays Barbecue Chips are THE best brand of barbecue chips.
How do you say you’re not from Michigan LOML better made is one of the best chips made I say that because they’re made in Michigan but anyways enjoy
DEVO....Crack That Whip! We are Devo and many more. A group of attorneys playing around and became famous.... I wholesale automatic gate openers into your state to several farm management companies. Today I asked them if they knew who you and Laura arm...lol....you guys is famous! They laughed and said oh yea, we know who they are!
Csle, best chips are Utz, a Pennsylvania brand that owns a lot of other brands. Not readily available in all 50 states under the Utz lable, but usually one or more of their brands are available in an area. Their barbecue are a little more spicy, i feel Lays is a sweeter barbecue.
i am sure i am not alone in appreciating , that u took the time out of your day to go thru the ins and outs of that combine, one question, does the person driving the grain carts have to manually adjust their driving speed or is there like a cruise control?? just wondering thanks again, great video
Sp you need some "pivot track closing discs" in between every set of pivot tower wheels... 2 sets actually... 1 for every direction... and being able to switch beween the 2...
I'm only guessing but the button next to the hazard button could be for a dome warning light that maybe placed on the back of the combine to indicate that the machine is running and serve as a warning to people that are near by
Are we not men? We're Devo. Whip it, satisfaction. Classic music
The unknown button is for if you are under attack in a zombie apocolypse. It sends out scud missiles. Also, you talked about "oncoming traffick in the corn field"...Laura and Grant were combining near the highway and they found someone had come off the highway, into the field and knocked down some of their stalks, then was able to turn and drive away. They were just like "what the heck???" Part of the fence was knocked down and some of it was IN the field! They didn't know exactly when it happened, but, it seemed to have not happened much earlier. I was just thinking that "if only they had a camera mounted there" just to be able to SEE that happening!
Put a 60 foot Honeybee header or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian header on your 8250 for more production in those soybeans.
You will be impressed by a big head and your combine will have no problem pushing that width thru those beans.
The Japanese word for little is "sukoshi". Devo song is "Whip It".
I believe that unknown button is for a manual re gen of the exhaust particulate filter.
or operator desired toilet paper?
Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧 great channel!
Question: after harvest would you flatten all the pivot tracks/ruts? Thanks
Skosh: "A little bit". It comes from Japanese "Sukoshi". It came to USA after WW2 when US servicemembers shorted "Sukoshi" to "skosh". A lot of people have the mistaken belief that it came from the Midwest US, or from Yiddish, but it did not. It's actually from Japan.
You being a ex sailor you should have know this, that’s where I learn it
@@redcauthen771 I'm not an ex sailor, just a girl that knows a little bit about a lot of things.
Hurairah Farms sorry my comment was directed at LEAAD Farms, my big fingers put it the wrong spot. 🥴🥴🤪
@@redcauthen771 Oh, ok, I know how easily that can happen. But, your response was just so purrfect!
We are not men, we are Devo!! Whip It. Yes 80’s
Devo is Whip It!
Wavy Lays and Taco Doritos!!!
Whip it!!
Whip it good!!!
Barbecue are good, kettle chips are the best. Nebraska will now be known as the biggest sky country!
Cale, does your new combined come with an owner's manual behind the seat, any new loader equipment we get at work has to have a manual behind the seat or the ministry of Labour can find the company
Lays Sour Cream chips are the best!!😁
My sea daddy use rot use the term 'SCOSH" when we were zeroing weapons, he was from northern Minnesota and a Norman.
Is it a wash down system button?
Whip it is the song Cale.
Thats the beacon switch to the right of the hazard switch. Does your combine have a fridge under the trainer seat?
Like your cap. :0)
2 questions.... do you crop rotate every season?? Are the kernels left in the field the reason for 'carry over' stalks in the bean fields??
Very good questions. Yes and yes, we call them volunteer corn.
Crop rotation was learned during the medieval period. It's a very common practice. I do the same here. The problem with growing just one crop over and over endlessly is that it depletes the soil of the nutrients that crop needs. Another issue with crop non-rotation is that planting the same thing all the time gives pests more chances to show up. Like if you plant corn every year, you'll get pests that will start moving in and they write letters to their pest friends telling them about the great thing that they have going and so, more will move in till you're just overrun with pests. So, that's why you don't want to grow the same thing every year.
In a lot of food, the things that you eat are really seeds. Someone challenged me about lentils "you can't grow supermarket lentils" and I was like "oh yeah? Well, watch THIS!" I planted some supermarket bought lentils and...they sprouted and are growing!
Most chips are great... but my favorite is Jalapeno Kettle chips.
shovelful could be a synonym 🙂
do farmers have a problem with bugs getting into corn or beans while in storage
Best chips- Lay's Poppables
👋😊
Why are some rear tires, on combines, installed what I think is backwards?
If not rear wheel assisted or a pusher axle v tread tires used for steer tires are put on backwards
With all the money farmers have tied up in EXPENSIVE equipment and the unholy costs of maintaining that equipment, it's truly amazing you guys are able to make a profit. And when I think about your diesel fuel bills... yikes.
Thank you for what you do. I would much rather the dollars I put into the fuel that goes into my cars goes to American farmers than some shiek in the middle east.
Yes, it's Japanese which means small or little ; I learned it when I was in Korea in the 1970's
Old Dutch ketchup chips or jalapeño chedar kettle cooked coop chips.
Mrs Gibbles Home Style East Coast lol
Old Dutch BBQ corn chips
Crisps. Always stop for lunch and have a break. The same amount of work will be there. You’ll be rested and ready for any problems later
Whip it whip it good. Omg I hated that song 😂
Whip It by Devo...
Cale, If you want to fully bask in the fruits of the future you're growing,(both kids and crops) PLEASE!!! N95 mask while blowing filters and equipment.Pass this on to Grant and Laura too. Second, not to bring blasphemy to your channel, I'd expect that for what you had to give for that combine, somewhere back in the shop might be A MANUAL, (sneak in late at night to READ It, out of the sight of prying eyes), to learn the last buttons and Stuff. Just a thought😜
to find out about the unknown button RTFM
Nice hat
Really enjoy your videos. One minor annoyance. Where is the dust mask whilst you are using air to blow out filters and machinery. Grain dust is ascorbic. Your lungs are being coated with a coating with glue. Also the dust has silica dust in it, which can leave you with miner's lungs, i.e. a death sentence
Strobes
Devo whip it good
Did you spend this much time with Laura and your sons as the grew up teaching them about the ins and outs of how to farm? Or do they have to watch your videos to learn the skills ....??? 😁
How was the combine work?
What brand of sunglasses
"Ps.... "Lays Rippled " "Chips... are the "The Best" "Especially With "Large Curded Cottage Cheese" !!!
I would guess you prefer Case combines over John Deere…..would you eventually replace your other tractors with Case also??
Guys BBQ chips
Krunchers sweet Hawaiian onion chips
Skosh; a bit, a jot. From the Japanese word sukoshi, a little bit.
combine mystery button ....?
Slosh Yiddish little tiny
Skosh
Schmear for those NOT on diet!
" PS>>> ... "I use" "A Electric Spreader" !!!
WE always put the un-loading augers , in......... NO EXCEPTIONS ,then much less chance of accidents !! same on grain carts , just too much happening especially if its dusty !!!
Fritos. They’re made from corn…
uffda & skoah .... 😃 dismay and a tiny bit .... sounds more northern tier states than it does NE, but then I have never been to NE.
" Ps... "talk those Kids " "parents" If they ... would be .. ok with "Them joing ... you in your "Equipment" "Ps... done it " Ps.. "Great experiences" "Ps.. "Still friends" "in there "Adult Life Today" "nice when I see them or they Drivie by " "Even Today they "tooth smile & "Wave even 30 plus years "Later" "Nice" !!!
No chips is the best.
Doritos
(0:50) 😎🤔💁♂I thought Ag, was Tax Exempt: (you know, the 10% that do all the work) for the 80%..?
(1:53) 😎😎🤔🤔💁♂Skosh: like a pitch of salt. - Like: "you only need a skosh of garlic dear"😌🤡🤧🤧
😎😎😎🫶💁♂Wow, you airport hanger is huge: why not banner LEAD Farms on the top of doors.??
(5:47) 😎😎🤔🤔🤔💁♂If the center had a mixing shaft.. what's the kitchen got for variable mixing types.?
" most all combines " are "Basic"!!!