Watching until then end of this one. I hope that everyone who coments puts in a like 👍. Because this is another top job video. Great job with the drone and ground shots videos. The sound mixing is well done again. Wish I could put in more than one like 👍. See on the next video.
Mike watching your great videos I'd love to be able to run all the equipment in farming like I did for only 45 years. Thanks for your great videos they bring back so many good memories
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Can’t wait to get my wheat off and take advantage of a warm season cover crop on that ground. Wow, I’m impressed how perfectly that x-9 spreads the straw. It hits the whole 50’ perfectly. My $50k combines don’t do that, but I spent all my money on the planters 😂
I really like the X'9s. It does a great job cutting with 50' but the spread pattern looks like it goes farther than the 50'? That's pretty awesome. Great video Mike 👍🏻.
Mike I lliked the viideo I would never dreamed that they cou;ld produce to major crops on the same fields. They dont wast any time getting the fields replanted
Great video Mike. I didnt know there where any big farmers, or anyone for that matter that knows what a meadow strip, or wayerway was. The grass strips that take the extra water runoff away from the field, with minimal erosion. These alway were a must on our farm in Southern Virginia.
Awesome video Mike as ever, those X9 Combines are magnificent machines but did that Grain cart Operator really only have one speed of operation, I'm amazed he managed to keep up with the X9.
Great video Mike! There has been quite a few X9's in Oklahoma this year, and I even had a chance to run a 1100 with a 50 foot header 2 weeks ago and still smiling! I posted a couple of short unedited raw videos on my UA-cam channel. All the X9's I've seen or been around was on Custom Harvesting crews.
Im in far west ky not far from barlow down in Fulton County. Lot of 100 bu wheat around here this year. You might be able to get some footage from Grogan Farms or also called Triple G farms in Arlington. And Reams farms located in South Fulton, TN. Those 2 are probably biggest farmers in this area. They all have fleets of combines lol
Our Class 11 X9-1100 combine rated at 690hp to 743hp max peak horsepower at 1,900rpm's high-end torque rise at 1,850 rpm's and low-end torque rise at 1,550 rpm's wit our new jd-14X 13.6 liter power tech pss 830's diesel engine wit twin vgt wastegate turbo chargers
Great video Mike. at the 2:00 mark you see some grass being pulled into the combine. Do the grass seeds get seperated (smaller seeds?) or is that little ''contamination'' taken for granted?
That field looks lush! Is the straw spread out instead of baled because it’s not suitable for bedding? Or does it help with the soybeans or erosion by being left on the field?
Majority of people who raise wheat in the US don't have many or no livestock at all, and selling the straw doesn't return on the investment of the equipment to make the straw. Plus there is a timing issue, especially here in Kentucky, we want the double crop soybeans in the ground asap, baling the straw and picking it up out of the field takes a lot of time and most don't want to postpone planting soybeans after the wheat is cut. Some people will bale straw after cutting wheat but not everyone wants to do it, and the chopped straw can help retain moisture for the soybeans.
Straw does a lot for the ground and most guys say the straw is worth more decomposing back into the ground that it would be to bale and sell it. Now if the farm has livestock and needs the straw for bedding that's a different story but then they have manure to put back on this ground. Soybeans being no till planted into the wheat stubble do pretty good on most places.
Excellent agriculture on the world fields congrants guys
Anyone else find the sounds to be very relaxing? I was nodding off to the hum of it all. Thanks Mike!
It makes ya sleepy in the combine or tractor
She purrs along like a rolls Royce a positively regal machine and a real credit to JD
Those Martin Row Cleaners do awesome planting into wheat stubble.
Amazing to see how technology can make harvesting so fast and efficient!
Good looking wheat!
Thanks for the great video Mike
Sir I love your channel and please keep up the good work. I love seeing equipment like this in use. Thank you have a blessed day.
Seen these guys last week rolling down through there. Great footage
Love watching these harvesting videos!
Yes, wheat is really good. The John Deere x9 harvester looks cool.
Great to see that 9330 in action
Great video mike good to see you
Watching until then end of this one. I hope that everyone who coments puts in a like 👍. Because this is another top job video. Great job with the drone and ground shots videos. The sound mixing is well done again. Wish I could put in more than one like 👍.
See on the next video.
Now that is some machinery. Thanks for the video Mike!
Nice extra growing area on the cab roof!
He put that on the roof just for the comment section.
I like Mike less videos on UA-cam from the imperial county California 👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲
Very nice wheat harvest action😃👍 the x9 is such a powerhouse💪😁
You did a great Job!! 👍 thank you
Great. well done.
Mike watching your great videos I'd love to be able to run all the equipment in farming like I did for only 45 years. Thanks for your great videos they bring back so many good memories
This is some great footage!!! Love watching these harvesting videos!
Absolute cracking video Mike ❤
V nice
Thanks Mike as always I enjoy each and every video you edit I never get tired of watching your videos.
Keep up the good work and GOD bless
I can't imagine running 2 planters to one combine I guess the combine really moves fast
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Awesome footage once again Mike! You always capture amazing drone and in the field shots. Well done!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻
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" we will win because we are the strongest ! " 😃
Very impressive 👍🇬🇧
Can’t wait to get my wheat off and take advantage of a warm season cover crop on that ground.
Wow, I’m impressed how perfectly that x-9 spreads the straw. It hits the whole 50’ perfectly. My $50k combines don’t do that, but I spent all my money on the planters 😂
I really like the X'9s. It does a great job cutting with 50' but the spread pattern looks like it goes farther than the 50'? That's pretty awesome. Great video Mike 👍🏻.
Bel video. Molto bello e molto bravo. Bei mezzi. Bel lavoro. 👍👍👋👋💪💪🚜🇮🇹🔝
The most modern machines in the world, I wish to own one
Howdy Farmhand Mike
Just plain amazing!!! I always learn something by watching your vids. Thanks another good one!!
Once again, superb camera work Mike, a pleasure to watch
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Looking to move to Kentucky born in Northern Vermont I work on 500 cow dairy farm like what I see nice country
Mike I lliked the viideo I would never dreamed that they cou;ld produce to major crops on the same fields. They dont wast any time getting the fields replanted
50 years ago we used a JD 770 with a 24 foot header & grain carts hadn’t been thought of. It’s a little different now.
Great video Mike. I didnt know there where any big farmers, or anyone for that matter that knows what a meadow strip, or wayerway was. The grass strips that take the extra water runoff away from the field, with minimal erosion. These alway were a must on our farm in Southern Virginia.
The video is really good, thank you for sharing it with everyone
Awesome video Mike as ever, those X9 Combines are magnificent machines but did that Grain cart Operator really only have one speed of operation, I'm amazed he managed to keep up with the X9.
I was wondering if he was going to take the auger of in the trees?
Slow and careful is better than shoveling spilled grain.
There junk
My son is out with paplow harvesting this year
Great video Mike! There has been quite a few X9's in Oklahoma this year, and I even had a chance to run a 1100 with a 50 foot header 2 weeks ago and still smiling! I posted a couple of short unedited raw videos on my UA-cam channel. All the X9's I've seen or been around was on Custom Harvesting crews.
Good morning mike bro this is Steve who my dad lives close to you hope you are doing well
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We hope to start wheat late this week or early next week.
Im in far west ky not far from barlow down in Fulton County. Lot of 100 bu wheat around here this year. You might be able to get some footage from Grogan Farms or also called Triple G farms in Arlington. And Reams farms located in South Fulton, TN. Those 2 are probably biggest farmers in this area. They all have fleets of combines lol
Hmmm, couldn’t get him to drop the markers on the planter ? Just doesn’t seem right 😂. Great video 👍
GPS
I would love to do a season of wheat harvest I think that would be a awesome experience ✌🏻💚🌱💯
Kinda neat seeing the deer running in front of the Deere @ 2:33-2:36
I didn't see them the day I was here filming but I noticed them when I was editing. Great Bonus Footage.
👏👏👏👏👏exelente video , cuanto cuesta una x9 Aproximadamente??
Fantastic harvester can anyone tell me why the driver keeps up to three ft of the head out the crop
Was that a chicken barn out on the horizon of these drone shots? What do you guys think? This equipment is sized for about a 6000 acre farm?
Our Class 11 X9-1100 combine rated at 690hp to 743hp max peak horsepower at 1,900rpm's high-end torque rise at 1,850 rpm's and low-end torque rise at 1,550 rpm's wit our new jd-14X 13.6 liter power tech pss 830's diesel engine wit twin vgt wastegate turbo chargers
Lots of progress being made in a short time span. Would be interesting to know how many acres of wheat are cut and beans planted in a day.
Great video Mike.your in Big Tractor Power's territory aren't you?
Not sure about that. I go all over the place.
hopper capacity 460 bushels but wit hopper extensions u get a extra 570 bushels
Good old 9 Rs still running like a box of bolts. 😂
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Excellent video Mike. How many acres do these guys farm? It wouldn’t be harvest without some cab grain on the combine!! LOL.
What do the folded wheels on the edge of the planters do? Are they to mark your planting lanes?
Of all things on a X9 why not a power ladder
Great video Mike. at the 2:00 mark you see some grass being pulled into the combine. Do the grass seeds get seperated (smaller seeds?) or is that little ''contamination'' taken for granted?
It should be light enough that it's blown out.
That field looks lush! Is the straw spread out instead of baled because it’s not suitable for bedding? Or does it help with the soybeans or erosion by being left on the field?
This farm does not need the straw for bedding and lots of farmers agree that straw is much better going back into the ground than to bale and sell it.
Does that field need to be filled/cultivated after the soybeans?
That’s some great looking wheat. What kind of yield are they getting?
I didn't ask about the yield and some guys don't like to share that information. It did look high yielding though.
That looks like 100 bushel wheat.
Great video. Looks like a really good wheat crop. What kind of soybean yields do they get from double cropping these days?
45-55 usually
Do the Farmers dont need the straw? Or why is it beeing chipped?
And also pretty intetesting that the ground is not tilled at all...
Majority of people who raise wheat in the US don't have many or no livestock at all, and selling the straw doesn't return on the investment of the equipment to make the straw. Plus there is a timing issue, especially here in Kentucky, we want the double crop soybeans in the ground asap, baling the straw and picking it up out of the field takes a lot of time and most don't want to postpone planting soybeans after the wheat is cut. Some people will bale straw after cutting wheat but not everyone wants to do it, and the chopped straw can help retain moisture for the soybeans.
Straw does a lot for the ground and most guys say the straw is worth more decomposing back into the ground that it would be to bale and sell it. Now if the farm has livestock and needs the straw for bedding that's a different story but then they have manure to put back on this ground.
Soybeans being no till planted into the wheat stubble do pretty good on most places.
Why not taking to eu and see how they do there?
Every combine I have seen the first place grain spills is on the cab. Is this to wake the operator up? Or just to shame them?
They put it on the cab right before I got there to video just for the comment section.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but, how does the planter know where it's been?
They are running GPS on the tractor. Lots of planters also have row shut-offs that are GPS controlled so nothing gets double planted.
Is there an opportunity to reap and sow in the same pass?
Whats the going price for custom harvesting nowadays?
I'm not sure but this was the farm harvesting their own wheat here.
does the grain cart have breaks and how are they accuated?
No brakes on the grain cart that I'm aware of.
No brakes. Cart is run off power take off shaft from tractor.
is it worth it for the baler to get those bales that failed or are they left on the field?
They did not bale any of this straw. They were just spreading it out on the ground.
Almost looks like barley or arent those hairs I see on the wheat?
Is it just me, or is the 9r at an idle the entire time it’s unloading?
He was unloading at an idle.
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Should stop and see Myers Farms right down the road from this farm.
Hai sir
Thanks I miss wheat harvest
scale of stuff is boggling and im just 50
Dems big ponies, I mean Deeres.