Hello everyone mike less great starting a new vidéo i love old challenger cat and new challenger and this is a great equipement fendt and challenger i love this tractor and planter bye agco And great sound from 6 cylinder agco
They must be thinking its going to be a dry summer, wouldn't surprise me either. We are getting some rains now but the water may shut off. Nice clean looking Fendt planter. Thanks Mike !
Hello Mike. I'm a big fan of your UA-cam channel and watch every new video you bring out. I live in Belgium (Europe) and love all the big equipment machinery that you film in each video. It's a great joy for me to see and hear these big articulated tractors, combines, forage harvesters... Some of this equipment we don't see at this part of the world so it is always interesting to see this machinery in action. I want to thank you for all the time and effort you take for making all these video's and also for the background info you always give us in each film. Keep up the good work!!!
Great video Mike . That's a unique planter . The seed tank location and the ladder is something new to me . I enjoy all the videos showing the new types of equipment . I farmed many years ago so all the new equipment you show is something new to me . Thanks again for your informative videos
THANK YOU MIKE FOR THIS SOYBEAN PLANTING VIDEO IT'S STILL HARD TO GET USED TO THESE NEW PLANTERS PLANTING SOYBEANS IN 15 INCH ROWS I WAS ALWAYS USED TO USING A GRAIN DRILL AND I KNOW THEY DID MAKE GRAIN DRILLS JUST FOR PLANTING BEANS CASE IH MADE A BEAN DRILL. THANK YOU MIKE FOR THE WORK YOU DO TO BRING THESE VIDEOS FOR US TO ENJOY
I’m an Agco guy my family has been with them for years…Every time I see Fendt it looks overly expensive and complicated. Agco has put so much emphasis on Fendt it feels like there isn’t anything American left.
It must work for Agco. What they loose in American market share they must gain worldwide. Germany has had significant innovations especially in forage harvesters.
It must work for Agco. What they loose in American market share they must gain worldwide. Germany has had significant innovations especially in forage harvesters. How ever you “German engineering”is only as good as the parts availability. Have fun with that on Fendt stuff.
It must work for Agco. What they loose in American market share they must gain worldwide. Germany has had significant innovations especially in forage harvesters. How ever you “German engineering”is only as good as the parts availability. Have fun with that on Fendt stuff.
It must work for Agco. What they loose in American market share they must gain worldwide. Germany has had significant innovations especially in forage harvesters. How ever you “German engineering”is only as good as the parts availability. Have fun with that on Fendt stuff.
I would want to see how the row cleaners perform following a row of stalks. Personally I’d hit the stalks in the fall with a regular or high speed disk.
So back in the "2008 German Beekill Incident" 11,000 behives were destroyed (more than 350,000,000 bees) in the planting season (april may) because of air seeders blasting the dust off the clothianidin seed coat used that year. The "sticker" coat had accidentally been omitted on the seeds that received a little more than 2x the base dose ( total 62g per 50k seeds) and the Canola in the area was currently in bloom. Sort of a perfect storm. The air-seeder is likely the single most dangerous piece of farm equipment we have EVER used in the fields, both to us and to the environment. If they hadn't been using air seeders to plant corn there would not have been a problem. Maintain your air seeders and be careful when opening the handling equipment. Things like JD's brushes will load up with heavy amounts of sticker+chemical that will glue onto your skin and anything with moisture downwind.
I looked it up and this isn’t quite the whole story. It was a freak accident more than anything else. The seed treatment had more than double recommended levels of the insecticide, and due to a manufacturing defect didn’t have the “stick” to hold everything to the seed. Not an inherent problem with air seeders, but rather an unfortunate accident in manufacturing.
I like to see a challenger tractor at work😉👍 thanks for the video👍👍
Hello everyone mike less great starting a new vidéo i love old challenger cat and new challenger and this is a great equipement fendt and challenger i love this tractor and planter bye agco
And great sound from 6 cylinder agco
They must be thinking its going to be a dry summer, wouldn't surprise me either. We are getting some rains now but the water may shut off. Nice clean looking Fendt planter. Thanks Mike !
Very nice planting team.
Hello Mike. I'm a big fan of your UA-cam channel and watch every new video you bring out. I live in Belgium (Europe) and love all the big equipment machinery that you film in each video. It's a great joy for me to see and hear these big articulated tractors, combines, forage harvesters... Some of this equipment we don't see at this part of the world so it is always interesting to see this machinery in action.
I want to thank you for all the time and effort you take for making all these video's and also for the background info you always give us in each film. Keep up the good work!!!
Looks great 👍. We’re planting corn here in north central Indiana today.
Great video Mike . That's a unique planter . The seed tank location and the ladder is something new to me . I enjoy all the videos showing the new types of equipment . I farmed many years ago so all the new equipment you show is something new to me . Thanks again for your informative videos
Thanks for the video Mike. Keep them coming!! I love the variety of regions and equipment and crops you feature on your channel.
Great video. Glad to see another AGCO Brand Video. Didnt know there was any Fendt Planters in the Area.
Amazing brother 👍
THANK YOU MIKE FOR THIS SOYBEAN PLANTING VIDEO
IT'S STILL HARD TO GET USED TO THESE NEW PLANTERS PLANTING SOYBEANS IN 15 INCH ROWS I WAS ALWAYS USED TO USING A GRAIN DRILL AND I KNOW THEY DID MAKE GRAIN DRILLS JUST FOR PLANTING BEANS CASE IH MADE A BEAN DRILL. THANK YOU MIKE FOR THE WORK YOU DO TO BRING THESE VIDEOS FOR US TO ENJOY
very wild job with the corn stalks
Another cool video.
Wow modern farm equipment
Good Video
A awesome Planter, unfortunately it doesn't exist here in Central Europe, I would love to see it sometime.... 🧐🤔☺️😍👍👏
My like 👍 came in 480, I wish it was 4.8k. Some day, that just might be the case.
As you may know, I like Mike 👍.
Happy subscriber 😊!
I’m an Agco guy my family has been with them for years…Every time I see Fendt it looks overly expensive and complicated. Agco has put so much emphasis on Fendt it feels like there isn’t anything American left.
And thank god for that. German engeniering is the finest.
It must work for Agco. What they loose in American market share they must gain worldwide. Germany has had significant innovations especially in forage harvesters.
It must work for Agco. What they loose in American market share they must gain worldwide. Germany has had significant innovations especially in forage harvesters. How ever you “German engineering”is only as good as the parts availability. Have fun with that on Fendt stuff.
It must work for Agco. What they loose in American market share they must gain worldwide. Germany has had significant innovations especially in forage harvesters. How ever you “German engineering”is only as good as the parts availability. Have fun with that on Fendt stuff.
It must work for Agco. What they loose in American market share they must gain worldwide. Germany has had significant innovations especially in forage harvesters. How ever you “German engineering”is only as good as the parts availability. Have fun with that on Fendt stuff.
I would want to see how the row cleaners perform following a row of stalks.
Personally I’d hit the stalks in the fall with a regular or high speed disk.
Ahhhh, pre emission tractor sounds... noice!!!
LOL, welcome to the Bot chat!!!!
I like Mike less videos on UA-cam from the imperial county California 👍🇺🇲🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
Another excellent video and Mike, thanks for it.
That 765 should be able to pull a wider planter than that toy.
Top planting rig, a few dollars there I’d reckon. How many acres an hour will it plant? Regards from Down Under.
Do the twin tracks raise hell on the headlands? Are end rows planted last?
Great
Do they typically run a ripper after corn before no tilling beans or is it just beans with literally no till?
I bet that ladder rack gives a few headaches
This planter was developed by AGCO from Brazil 🇧🇷
😎😎
So back in the "2008 German Beekill Incident" 11,000 behives were destroyed (more than 350,000,000 bees) in the planting season (april may) because of air seeders blasting the dust off the clothianidin seed coat used that year. The "sticker" coat had accidentally been omitted on the seeds that received a little more than 2x the base dose ( total 62g per 50k seeds) and the Canola in the area was currently in bloom. Sort of a perfect storm.
The air-seeder is likely the single most dangerous piece of farm equipment we have EVER used in the fields, both to us and to the environment.
If they hadn't been using air seeders to plant corn there would not have been a problem.
Maintain your air seeders and be careful when opening the handling equipment. Things like JD's brushes will load up with heavy amounts of sticker+chemical that will glue onto your skin and anything with moisture downwind.
This is all news to me.
@@farmhandmike this sounds like an arm chair farmer
@@Hinesfarm-Indiana Dont shoot the messenger right off the bat as he may have valid points.
I looked it up and this isn’t quite the whole story. It was a freak accident more than anything else. The seed treatment had more than double recommended levels of the insecticide, and due to a manufacturing defect didn’t have the “stick” to hold everything to the seed. Not an inherent problem with air seeders, but rather an unfortunate accident in manufacturing.