3 Choppers Filling 1 Truck - Corn Silage Harvest
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- 3 Choppers Filling 1 Truck - Corn Silage Harvest
Video from Convoy Ohio Of three Self Propelled Forage Harvesters all with 12 row corn heads filling one truck.
Hall Ag Services was chopping corn silage at a Dairy Farm near Convoy Ohio with their John Deere 9800i choppers and K&L Tractor out of Fort Recovery Ohio brought out a new Claas Jaguar 990 chopper and Kenn Feld Equipment out of Van Wert Ohio brought out a new Deere 9900i chopper. Several of the guys ran both machines to compare. I will have an upcoming video on that but after all this they lined up all three choppers and filled one truck with 3 choppers for this video.
This video was just for fun as normally they would not be chopping corn silage like this.
I never missed one video of yours,the food you made for your family looks very delicious and healthy,you are blessed to have an extraordinary talent,thanks for sharing your life with us
I remember as a kid when we upgraded from a 1 row corn head to a 2 row and eventually 3 rows...the power it took... Now to chop 12 rows WITH a kernel processor...unbelievable!
Gotta say it's pretty cool to see three choppers filling a truck👍🏻👍🏻
The timing and choreography is spot on and impressive great work
That's why we put those spout extensions on. The Claus seemed a little bit short but it was still neat to see! Good video Mike 👍
Good video Mike nice to see old glory flying proudly!!!
I can only imagine what farmers who passed away 100 years ago would say if they came back today.
That picture at the end is pretty sweet
Hey Mike. You come up with some the coolest farming videos absolutely love em. Keep em coming
Amazing how you knew what parts of the field needed organic matter.
Yeah thats super practical! And good that its not going to waste…
That is some serious horsepower!
It doesn't take long to get a truck full with three choppers👍😉 looking forward to see another video from this fleet👍
THANKS YOU FOR THE VIDEO..SALUDOS : FROM
NEW YORK !!..
That is a really neat video!!
Big boys and their toys,just awesome video thanks 😎
It's so nice they can single out specific areas in a field and know if it needs more 'organic' matter on it, and are able to place it with exact precision. roflmao Too funny Mike.
I like your videos, keep them coming.
Nice looking line up at the end.
Can’t wait to see the other footage of these machines! Pretty impressive! I like both brands but I’m a Deere guy this I was a kid. Thanks again Mike!
Hello Mike I live in the southeast of Ireland in a city called Waterford I love watching your harvest videos
looking forward to your silage videos.i like to watch all of them great job!!!
Awesome video Mike. Thank you!
Video turned out awesome, well done as always Mike.
We did that in a video with 3 choppers.that takes a little planning
Actually the guy running the lead chopper here was running one in your video I believe
@@farmhandmike that's awesome.
That's knocking off in a hurry 🌽🚜👍
What a show awesome their having fun and am having an awful lot of fun too watching, great keep up the good work and fun gentlemen a thank you Mike for making videos like this , thoroughly enjoying myself watching more videos please , love the massive massive farming plains of Montana
Spilling silage on purpose? Not sure I buy that one.
Come on you know it has to be true because you saw it on the internet.
@@farmhandmike lol.
They were feeding the deer don't you know lol.
@@farmhandmike lol love the videos, man. Along with your voice over explanations, even better.
I intentionally spill some corn at the elevator to feed the birds🤥
🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great video. It's fun to do something different sometimes.
Very cool Mike. You couldn't hardly keep it all in the truck with 36 rows of corn going in at once from 3 different directions. That could have been a large "silage fountain" with none of it ending up in the truck. Great video!
I can have an innuendo field day with this but ill keep it family friendly here...
AWESOME DUDE...
That's about as awesome as it gets love your videos
Nice
Nice view keep it up farmers and mike
That’s about as awesome as that farmhand Mike and his grain cart.
Hi Mike a very good video well done Graham uk
Looks like they've filled the front of the trailer first to get some weight on the drive tires. That's pretty good idea
Awesome to see! Excellent video 👌
I lost it when he said some parts of the field need organic matter
Excellent video
Hey Mike, two thumbs up buddy!!👍👍Waiting for soybean/corn harvest!!☺
Joselico gracias 💪🏻
Simply Impressive! Love the video.
Great footage!!!!
It’s a shame the JD stopped the Claas going flat out Mike 👍👍😉
Also notice how the Claas seems to have a more steady flow from the pipe, less stuff getting blown out to the sides.
Class is the beast
That was awsome
Less talking more music 🤣👍
All that wasted silage. And I ain’t even a farmer
Its not a waste. It'll give the soil some extra fertility.
Its like mulching grass in your lawn instead of bagging it all up. It returns some of the nutrients into the soil
@@tucker6577 nitrogen thats what grass and corn does to the soil its excellent fertilizer
Wow. That's a lot of power going through the field. Now who's going to invent the double wide silage wagon ( with 15 foot sides)? Great Video Mike as always.
Looks like it takes about three times longer to fill a truck with only one chopper doing it. :-)
That's a lot of rolling horse power and money...
Thats getn it done.we chop 2 rows at a time
Thats pretty cool.
Oddly enough the field needed organic matter just a few feet on each side of the trailer the entire length of the field! 😂😂🙂🙂
Nice video
3 against 1...
How unfair! 😉👍🏻
It takes a good coordination like a ballet of Moscow. Good Mike, thanks from Portugal. Who was managing the drone?
Boys and their toys!!!
Incredible
That takes some talent.
Оприходовали в три смычка. Где-то я подобное уже видел )))
Has to be a bunch a kids. Wasted grain is hard to watch.
Or a crew of well qualified individuals who are aware of the need for the return of organic matter in certain spots of the field
i have never used a self propel choper before but i would prefer the claas looks like a much smother ride going down the field the big deere choper that was in the middle is just to much machine for choping size of a combine
Spillings happen even in potatoes every crop in general.
All you can do is just try your best not to spill too much. But hey it doesn't hurt too much helps the feild
There was more going on the ground then in the truck😂
In theory this should reduce the soil compaction. Does not seem to incur extra cost.
really kewl
The second truck I just thought of as "the next victim"
I know you said some spillage was done intentionally and testing is being done but I still think there’s a need to slow down in this world and just do the job right. Look at how little waste there was once each had their own truck.
To much chopped crop on the ground with three machines and one truck
It was just a little show piece.
Who is from Ohio like me
👍👌🇨🇦❤, I think I will stick with old school, too much wastage, but we don't use contractors either, no time saved here doing it this way
Did you get any in the truck?
How many tons you put into trailer..thanks
What is the mulched corn used for, I'm not a farmer but the only corn I'm familiar with is of the cob kind
I live in convoy Ohio!
Please do not buy the Wd45 in the center of town by the train tracks. Me and my brother are going to buy it at Christmas
Where is that Claas made?
Germany,
@@farmhandmike I thought they had a factory in the US Mike or is that just for the Claas Lexion Combines?
@@benpattinson1 The latest combime models are also built in Germany I believe. Since the colour changed to Claas colours I guess the factory agreement also ended, but I might be wrong
@@jacobotes8443 check this Wikipedia link.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claas
Scroll to “Manufacturing sites” Looks like Claas are building combines in the USA as you say. Now to check out the choppers.
Anyone else think, "3 girls one cup"?
What is the purpose of silage. Are they just getting more money for silage instead of corn?
Lol the JD and Claas look like they came out of the same factory, just rebranded.
No just no
is that spitting out corn thats been crushed up like grass from a mower?
I would be to afraid to do that with my semi, if they missed and hit the truck I would raise hell.
What did the operator like better Green or Slime Green?
Can someone answer a question for me? {I know. Yes!!!!} Can you combine different types of silage, such as corn, grass, grain, sorghum and alfalfa, or must they be piled differently?? That's something I've always wondered.
Those would be harvested at different times and therefore go into separate piles. Besides it is easier to control the cows diet by having separate inventories and then blending together specific amounts
How many acres of total corn was chopped?
What is this corn product for? Feed?
Just blowing it all over the ground😂
im confused. im from iowa and here when you harvest the corn it is not green and that is green. are they just cutting the whole stock and ear for silage?
Yes! Most of the time silage is used for dairy cows, but it can be great feed for any other cattle that is not on lush pasture. I’m also from Iowa so I totally get where you’re coming from. When they chop corn they’re using it for feed (this type is called silage). In Iowa most of the time we harvest corn for either seed or grain. Seed corn will be detassled, grain corn will not. Both will be harvested at about the same time, using a harvester (combine) with a corn head. Hope this helps.
I guess where they switched back to one chopper and one truck is where they did not need any organic matter added to the fields.
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So are the husks still intact in the midst of the all the chopped up stalks?
Yes. The entire plant is chopped.
@@170boone ah, makes sense. Thanks
Spilling silage for organic matter ? First I’ve heard of that
I ask my doctor how long is covid going to last, he said i don't know I'm not a demorat politician.
well if we ignore the waste then its cool thing to see but we all know that there will always be some mistakes and waste.
on my family farm there was a old thinking about going and rake the chaff up after as old school famers didnt like to leave anything behind as it everything was needed but it wasnt worth the time or man power in today world compare to old school thinking.
At least there's two John Deeres in the field
Organic matter 😂😂😂😂
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To me the amount of silage they were putting on the ground be would unacceptable. Not sure what the issue was but 1 chopper, 1 truck may have been less wasteful.
They’re blowing more on the ground than in the truck
Your teasing us agin . That's ok make the next video better.
Nice video I make a video this topic
Why the hell did we waste so much corn silage? I don’t buy that they did it on purpose, that’s crap...get it in the truck!