Try wearing a respirator mask whenever you get out of your rig that your operating. Maybe that'll help with your allergies, just a suggestion for you to try out to see if that works for you. Prayers for a safe harvest, whether its traveling down farm country roads with semis, machinery or even your personal vehicles.
Due to the nature of scaling and bitrate, 4k footage actually benefits everyone-even the lower resolution viewers. I’m happy to provide a quality product for everyone’s enjoyment, and I appreciate your feedback!
Hey, you are good, very entertaining videos, explaining what is going on with the crops...Great for me who has never seen a combine or soybean fields... Here in northern Connecticut, with lots of stone walls, hills, and rocky places. thanks 👍👍👍
I try to find the balance between entertainment and education. There is a lot to see, but also a lot to learn. Thanks for your feedback, and I appreciate your viewership.
I'm whole food plant based and soybeans are in fact one of the options available, but I eat black beans do to the great availability in cans from grocery stores. They are important because I need them for calcium, among other key plant foods. Soybeans, that one's a punching bag for the anti-plant based groups saying men grow breasts when they eat them. But we all know the massive consumption in half the globe with frankly superb health results, especially compared to the alternatives we consume in this country (most people).
There is nothing wrong with that lifestyle at all. We, as farmers, have to respond to the end-user demand when adapting to changing markets. In the future, I see a consistent increase in soybean production versus corn in the United States. As a country develops, its consumer base shifts from simple carbs to complex proteins. The world isn’t getting any smaller, and most countries are slowly increasing their quality of life. Corn will play a major role as well, but I foresee ethanol production trending downward, which would depress a lot of production. The global marketplace is an interesting beast, and I hope that we can continuously provide everyone with the diet/lifestyle that they desire.
Great video. Personally I think the auger should be down. Less stress on the hinges and auger system and less chance of hitting something unintentionally. I thought you had an iPad to keep the weights info and calculations for you?
I agree on the folding. It also mitigates injuries to the wallet-one of the most important limbs. The iPad used to be for Climate FieldView mapping in the planter. As we phased away from that, It is more for my own entertainment. It mostly just plays music off of Spotify.
I never understand that concept either. Some say folding them in and out is hard on them but why risk running into something with it especially a power line where you could lose your life.
Cannot speak for the grain cart Auger, but I know in the combine I just have more peace of mind with it folded back in. Pros and cons either way as far as mechanical wear. What are the reasons you guys like to cut beans on an angle?
The 15” row beans seem to feed much better at an angle-just a few degrees. It also allows for even wear across the cutter bar. In previous years, we planted soybeans in 30” rows, which we would cut straight. I’ve seen everything out and around, so nothing would surprise me at this point!
Sorry I put new comments when I get new ideas. I know you are only joking about women driving combines. I saw women driving combines on other channels: Laura Farms, Laura is pretty awesome; she'd be cool just to hang out with since she rides dirt bikes and doesn't mind getting her hands dirty. NY Farm girls is pretty good channel. I've seen other channels where sisters and family will be helping with many things.
There are a lot of awesome women involved across all aspects of agriculture. It’s great that all of these other channels showcase that to the farming world, which is often stuck in the Stone Age.
I thought my grandfather had a massive stroke when he hired a lady to drive dump truck for us, I never understood even at a young age why girls were excluded from certain jobs but my gramps shocked me because I would have sworn he was the biggest sexist, woman’s place is the kitchen kinda guy and it turned out she was a hell of a great worker, and I would take many of the woman over most of the men I worked with in excavation of the 15 years because they just plan worked harder, listened better and complained less then most guys did
Women are very capable of working in the trades, and they often offer a unique viewpoint on the operation that can be lost on men. The only clear advantage that I have is strength!
Would an N95 mask help with the allergies? It might be worth a shot. I don't know anything about masks except they filter out everything including viruses which are some of the smallest objects in the air. I would assume they keep pollen out well, too. I'm all about avoiding hte drugs personally. You might be too irritated by the inconvenience of a mask.
That’s worth a shot. I avoid first generation anti-histamines, due to the increased risk of long-term cognitive issues. I feel a little bit better about the second generation, though.
See I have been saying (as an armchair desk worker no less) that I bet people can get good tips from this channel. Safety tips! It's not that hard to do I bet and a simple habit. I learn a lot about my education and programming from UA-cam videos, also. People can get ideas for efficiency, too.
Unfortunately, I do know if a few people that have come in contact with high voltage lines. There is nothing good about it. If there is even a remote risk of danger, it is always best to error on the side of caution.
Awesome video TY for sharing
No, thank you for watching!
I love the drone part of this video, good job and thanks again for sharing harvest 2020.
Thanks for watching and for the kind words!
Try wearing a respirator mask whenever you get out of your rig that your operating. Maybe that'll help with your allergies, just a suggestion for you to try out to see if that works for you. Prayers for a safe harvest, whether its traveling down farm country roads with semis, machinery or even your personal vehicles.
That’s not a bad idea. I am being a little dramatic, though. With the help of some allergy medicine, it is nothing more than a little inconvenience.
Good Saturday morning... Have a great harvest day ❤️
Thanks for watching!
We put our auger down during harvest
Awesome drone shots and another great video!!!
My drone shots are definitely the best part... 🤣👍🏻
👍👍👍
We roll with augers down. Carts have places to stow them...so we do. Cheers and be well all.
You’d hate to lose an auger just by being lazy. Everyone has their own way of looking at it, though. Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for putting extra effort for 4k videos.
That extra of quality really makes it more enjoyable to watch farming videos.
Due to the nature of scaling and bitrate, 4k footage actually benefits everyone-even the lower resolution viewers. I’m happy to provide a quality product for everyone’s enjoyment, and I appreciate your feedback!
good harvest video
Thanks for watching!
Hey, you are good, very entertaining videos, explaining what is going on with the crops...Great for me who has never seen a combine or soybean fields... Here in northern Connecticut, with lots of stone walls, hills, and rocky places. thanks 👍👍👍
I try to find the balance between entertainment and education. There is a lot to see, but also a lot to learn. Thanks for your feedback, and I appreciate your viewership.
Keep your augar up. Just watch it. We run our augars up.
A watchful eye can certainly keep the repair bill down. Thanks for watching!
My cousin always told me, "R is for race and D is for drag!
Your cousin and I would get along!
Hey I love combines
You’re in the RIGHT place 👍🏻
Thanks
I'm whole food plant based and soybeans are in fact one of the options available, but I eat black beans do to the great availability in cans from grocery stores. They are important because I need them for calcium, among other key plant foods. Soybeans, that one's a punching bag for the anti-plant based groups saying men grow breasts when they eat them. But we all know the massive consumption in half the globe with frankly superb health results, especially compared to the alternatives we consume in this country (most people).
There is nothing wrong with that lifestyle at all. We, as farmers, have to respond to the end-user demand when adapting to changing markets. In the future, I see a consistent increase in soybean production versus corn in the United States. As a country develops, its consumer base shifts from simple carbs to complex proteins. The world isn’t getting any smaller, and most countries are slowly increasing their quality of life. Corn will play a major role as well, but I foresee ethanol production trending downward, which would depress a lot of production. The global marketplace is an interesting beast, and I hope that we can continuously provide everyone with the diet/lifestyle that they desire.
I leave the grain cart auger out because we don't have any low power lines on our fields and it's easier
It probably lasts longer if it isn’t banging around while folding all of the time!
Fold auger down for safety
Safety is key! Thanks for watching.
And hello from iceland
Great video.
Personally I think the auger should be down. Less stress on the hinges and auger system and less chance of hitting something unintentionally.
I thought you had an iPad to keep the weights info and calculations for you?
I agree on the folding. It also mitigates injuries to the wallet-one of the most important limbs. The iPad used to be for Climate FieldView mapping in the planter. As we phased away from that, It is more for my own entertainment. It mostly just plays music off of Spotify.
either or with folding down your augur. my family farm keeps our augur up.
Everyone has the keys to their own kingdom, and there really is no ‘wrong’ way to do stuff.
Folded down for safety of going under powerlines, trees possible, and equipment accidentally colliding together.
Those power lines are sneaky and dangerous
Keep your augers down
I heard she has a stay at home husband that does all the cooking 🤷🏽♀️😂
I never understand that concept either. Some say folding them in and out is hard on them but why risk running into something with it especially a power line where you could lose your life.
Did you used to have cattle and that’s why you have the harvestores? Also why do you have beans from certain fields for certain bins?
Cannot speak for the grain cart Auger, but I know in the combine I just have more peace of mind with it folded back in.
Pros and cons either way as far as mechanical wear.
What are the reasons you guys like to cut beans on an angle?
The 15” row beans seem to feed much better at an angle-just a few degrees. It also allows for even wear across the cutter bar. In previous years, we planted soybeans in 30” rows, which we would cut straight. I’ve seen everything out and around, so nothing would surprise me at this point!
Depends on the roughness of the field
Very good point. I try to go slow over rough terrain. Sometimes you just don’t see the bump coming.
@@aTrippyFarmer ha yeah those suck the ones that jump in front of you
We run our carts augers out
If you have multiple carts, you’re probably too busy chasing combines to fold the auger. 👍🏻👍🏻
Sorry I put new comments when I get new ideas. I know you are only joking about women driving combines. I saw women driving combines on other channels: Laura Farms, Laura is pretty awesome; she'd be cool just to hang out with since she rides dirt bikes and doesn't mind getting her hands dirty. NY Farm girls is pretty good channel. I've seen other channels where sisters and family will be helping with many things.
There are a lot of awesome women involved across all aspects of agriculture. It’s great that all of these other channels showcase that to the farming world, which is often stuck in the Stone Age.
I thought my grandfather had a massive stroke when he hired a lady to drive dump truck for us, I never understood even at a young age why girls were excluded from certain jobs but my gramps shocked me because I would have sworn he was the biggest sexist, woman’s place is the kitchen kinda guy and it turned out she was a hell of a great worker, and I would take many of the woman over most of the men I worked with in excavation of the 15 years because they just plan worked harder, listened better and complained less then most guys did
Glad to hear it!
Women are very capable of working in the trades, and they often offer a unique viewpoint on the operation that can be lost on men. The only clear advantage that I have is strength!
Would an N95 mask help with the allergies? It might be worth a shot. I don't know anything about masks except they filter out everything including viruses which are some of the smallest objects in the air. I would assume they keep pollen out well, too. I'm all about avoiding hte drugs personally. You might be too irritated by the inconvenience of a mask.
That’s worth a shot. I avoid first generation anti-histamines, due to the increased risk of long-term cognitive issues. I feel a little bit better about the second generation, though.
I keep it up till I have to road
If you’re paying attention, it shouldn’t be too much of a problem. Thanks for watching!
auger down. not worth the risk around power lines or not quite thinking next to a tree or something.
Especially late at night, that’s when the real accidents happen!
I've followed a rabbit in a graincart for like a half hour so a hawk couldn't get it
I’m too nice to purposely kill an innocent animal, or at least a baby!
Keep the auger down... I have heard someone hit a power line and it burned the grain cart and tractor and he was seriously injured.
See I have been saying (as an armchair desk worker no less) that I bet people can get good tips from this channel. Safety tips! It's not that hard to do I bet and a simple habit. I learn a lot about my education and programming from UA-cam videos, also. People can get ideas for efficiency, too.
Unfortunately, I do know if a few people that have come in contact with high voltage lines. There is nothing good about it. If there is even a remote risk of danger, it is always best to error on the side of caution.
What is your favorite tractor to run
Easily the S670 Combine. The S series is sooooo nice.
aTrippyFarmer we have a s770
What are they yielding??
I can’t give away details just yet... the yield contest is still open for entry!
99% of the time we run with both cart and combine augers out....
I know a lot of people that do that. It really is just dependent on the operation.
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That’s impressive. Thanks for tuning in so quickly!
aTrippyFarmer your welcome