FIRST DAY of Corn Harvest 2021 : CASE IH 9250 Combines
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- The 2021 Corn Harvest is underway. In this video Big Tractor Power spends time out in the field with two Case IH 9250 Axial-Flow Combines equipped with 4416 16 row corn heads. These 550 hp 410 bu. class 9 combines each process 5,000 bu. of corn per hour each. Watch these combines clear off 40ft of corn per pass while unloading on the go at 4.5 bushels per second with STEIGER Quadtrac Tractors and Kinze Grain Carts.
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As a South African the amount of grain flowing into the combines grain tanks is just truly impresive
These modern combines are engineering marvels. It's mesmerizing to watch them.
Man do I ever love this !! I can almost smell the corn. We are wrapping up corn silage harvest here in Virginia. Need to get my 1 row corn picker out and ready ! It a far cry from these big machines but it allows me to go out and . farm.
We are using an antique John Deere 4400 combine to do our corn harvest! We only have about 50-80 acres a year and it gets the job done for us! We have a family-friendly youtube channel showcasing the fun we have on our multi-generational family farm. We would love for you to check it out! It’s called County Line Cowpokes.
Very cool Jason, harvest time has begun. Looking forward to all your videos that we'll see!!🤗👍👌 GO BTP 💪
Many new videos are on the way.
@@bigtractorpower I love the Case IH Combines and I love those videos that you have where your like going for a ride inside those Case IH Combines so I’m asking… will you get in touch with those farmers that have those huge Case IH Combines and make a very long or reasonably long video of you being in the cab going for a long Case IH Combine ride that’s harvesting corn and specifically corn…?
Hi Jason, LOVE your channel and videos. I grew up in North Central Illinois and loved watching the farmers work around our house.
Would you consider doing a comparison video showing the largest combines available from ALL the brands in the US? I would love to see side by side comparison with horsepower, capacity, total price with both heads etc. I hope you will consider this and I'll keep watching. Thanks
I am so glad you DON"T do music with your videos. It's important for me to feel the power when watching good tractor videos. Thanks so much for your style.
Thank you for watching. The best music is the machine at work.
This is music
Plus the descriptions and information is really cool too!!!
Best farming videos I watch!!!
I'm in full agreement with you :)
@@bigtractorpower you right the diesel engine sounds is the best music 👍
Can hear the signature Case IH feeder house chain slapping away.
I will let you in on a secret. The GoPro that was mounted on the combines for this filming session failed to record so I had to use footage of a John Deere S790 opening a field and unloading to insert the sound for the drone view. I was afraid some one like your self with a good ear for machine sound might catch on it was a Deere combine sound rather than an Axial-Flow.
@@bigtractorpower Good job. You had me fooled! : )
i have a smaller field....harvesting by hand. Like they did it in the
1800's This was a great video, and thanks so much. Those combines are huge 16 rows ?? nice.
Hand harvesting is done serious work. 👍👍
Excellent video and details on the machines
Thank you for watching.
thanks for another great video, they are always so well done!!!!!
Getter done axial flow!
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Awesome team work 🌽👍
AWSOME video
Hola, me gustaría saber el grado de humedad que está sacando estás cosechas.
I’m running my John Deere 6620 turbo with a 444 John Deere corn head and I have a Deere 215 platform head for beans
Very nice. I have a 6620 Turbo featured here on the channel. I like the yellow top combines.
Awsome video BTP
Thank you for watching.
Great video!
Would love to film one in action hopefully soon
We’ve got some people down here by where I’m from which is Union County KY harvesting corn you think maybe you could try and film some down there? @Bigtractorpower
I get up to Union County occasionally. If you know some places I should visit email me at toytractortimes@gmail.com
What was the point of notching out in front of the other combine?
I am not sure. They do it each time so they must have a reason. Best guess to turn around and drive back behind the other combine as the grain cart pulls in.
That is an odd move, since that notch was soon obliterated by the rear combine. It was never used by the cart tractor or anything like that. Maybe it’s just an incredibly visible marker, like “hey, switch lanes and take the lead HERE.” Dunno.
Why don't they make combines with unloading augers on either side to eliminate these issues? Doesn't seem like it would be that big of an engineering issue to swap sides.
The Versatile 2000 pull type combine had 180 degree unloading auger. It was center mounted to unload from either side. I am not sure why that concept has not been on a modern combine.
Can the grain be unloaded with the auger in the stowed position, or, only swung out at 90 degrees?
Looks so efficient, hope these farmers can make up for Millennial Farmer's (West-Central Minnesota) losses?
It’s always a shame to see other regions suffer with drought. This year corn may be a record. I am seeing 250-260 in most fields. In 2012 this area of Kentucky saw 17 bu corn from a drought. Weather is always one turn away from success and disaster.
As always, another great video. Didn't understand the square dancing and swathing the two passes in the middle of the
field.🤷♂️
As the lead combines grain tank full up it backs up and the second combine less full takes the lead. The former first combine can then unload on the go with the grain cart next to it. This field was long e ouch they had to make the switch a second time to open the first pass. Then they can take the section out unloading on the go non stop.
Great, thanks for the
information👍
Def is Diesel Exhaust fluid, not diesel emission fluid
Big head er lose two much corn like six row heads
We are using an antique John Deere 4400 combine to do our corn harvest! We only have about 50-80 acres a year and it gets the job done for us! We have a family-friendly youtube channel showcasing the fun we have on our multi-generational family farm. We would love for you to check it out!
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Thank you for watching.
That transition was absolute shit. How did this farmer amass enough land to justify 2? Ps my family farms in North Dakota my brother and 2 nephews have 5
I am I West Tennessee and we use a 1660 combine for our corn 🌽 and we also use a 3300 John Deere combin for our beans. We are just small family farm, some would call us hobby farmers but we are still doing it.
Love watching the big tractor power videos.
We are using an antique John Deere 4400 combine to do our corn harvest! We only have about 50-80 acres a year and it gets the job done for us! We have a family-friendly youtube channel showcasing the fun we have on our multi-generational family farm. We would love for you to check it out!
Bigger isn't always better.
Corn harvest is always so fun to watch. I can't get over each year how they harvest corn that is still so green looking compared to up here where it is completely brown when they take it off in late Oct to mid Nov.
Love me some red combines! Been around them since the 1680 came out. They have came so far since then.
Maybe a little longer videos…especially during harvest. Or at least a few longer ones every so often. Keep up the good work!
Can't get enough of watching these machines operating
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Thank you for watching.
I run a 1984 Gleaner M3 with a 6 row 30" corn head. 145 hp "Part time" Farmer 🚜
We are using an antique John Deere 4400 combine to do our corn harvest! We only have about 50-80 acres a year and it gets the job done for us! We have a family-friendly youtube channel showcasing the fun we have on our multi-generational family farm. We would love for you to check it out!
How many trucks does it take to keep up with both combines?
10 semi trucks keep them moving.
Awesome BTP,,,, came from a "red" family farm,,,, hehe... We did go New Holland in 77 for the first rotor combines, they were a game changer for sure.... but by the early 80's back to IH rotors, dealer relation and what not etc... These new combines are just ridiculous,,, how many trucks does it take to get this amount of grain from the field,,, just inconceivable from when I was farming ...
The TR70 and 1460 changed corn harvesting. This farm has at least 10 trucks from the numbers I see lined up in the field.
@@bigtractorpower how can 10 trucks keep up in really good corn and if it is hauled much distance. I feel 16 row corn heads are impractical and don't hold the resale value very much
Corn Harvest 2021 will blast off here in North Central Mo tomorrow for the folks I know round here!
Bellissime riprese! Tractor power è il meglio!
I’ve always said combines need to be able to unload on either side. Enjoy watching your videos!
Perfectly narrated and sequenced with filming. The changeover for unloading the lead harvesters was a great piece.
I don't know much about anything, especially farming stuff, but it sure seems like they're in some pretty high yield corn there. Those 400 bushel bins seemed to be getting filled up awfully fast considering a 40' corn head harvests 1 acre of corn every 1089 feet. Love these videos though, fascinating.
don't know how anyone makes any money with those prices
Una cosita, cuando intenten la cosechadora de descarga x detrás será ya lo mejorcito...
I live here in Kentucky... And my goodness... is it just me or was I seeing an awfully lot of GREEN still left in that there corn they were picking...
Going to be awfully damp corn... 👍🙄📿👨👩👧👦❤🇺🇸
The corn is ready. Fungicide applied in July keeps the stalks and leaves greener longer. Green leaves actually help reduce residue build up on the combine.
Corn harvest is a nice time of year😁👍 cool to see red combines moving along in the field👍😉
We would love for you to check out our family friendly farming channel, County Line Cowpokes! We use a red combine to do our wheat harvest!! Definitely not the nicest equipment out there but we get the job done on our family farm and ranch!
Some farm's around me In northern Indiana have harvested but the fields were planted early but most of all the corn is not ready yet
Thank you for watching.
I have several 9250s in farming simulator 22 it's a great combine
Great video is that combine the biggest Case make 👍
It is currently the largest Case IH combine. A larger one is on the way. Currently they offer the 5150, 6150, 7150, 7250, 8250 and 9250.
What is this corn going to be used for since you are taking it down to the kernel rather than on the cob to go to a processor. I know a lot of corn is used for making alcohol and many other products. It would help to let us know if the corn is used for retail market or industry.
It is sent to Jack Daniels about an hour away to make Whiskey.
That’s awesome I love this content and this channel so much
Thank you for watching.
This was really cool! That maneuver at 8:05 blew my mind.
We will be shelling corn with our IH 503,403, and 303 combines all together. dumping in our 1977 IH loadstar
That is beyond awesome Where do you farm?
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Thank you Jason. Spring here in NZ. Neighbour has started ploughing his paddocks for barley.
Very cool how cropping seasons change around the world.
got a 2003 2388 and this got new 1012 12 row 1000 series head we are puting ont he first got 3 grain carts to keep up and semi and train and grandpas old 1976 ih grain truck gonna be awsome this fall great videos keep up the good work
5K bushels per hour 😲😲......2 of them??? They need trucks,trucks,trucks and more trucks. 👌
💪👍👌 AWESOME VIDEO, always interesting to see the harvest coming in!!! THANK YOU, BE SAFE!!🤙 😍😍😍😍😍
We run 3, 2 New Holland cr 690’s and one ole TR98. Prolly last couple harvests for the TR. it will be replaced soon. It’s been a great machine.
We run a claas 8600 with a 12/30 folding drago gt and a claas 740 with a claas 8-30 head when we are able to run two.
The Lexion is tough to beat. 👍👍
How do you like the 8600 overall? Reliability is ok?
3 questions:
What is the moisture of the corn?
Do they spray the field for weeds post harvest?
Since they no till everything why don’t they use a chopper head?
Where we farm is right at the limit of combining corn, it used to be at the North Dakota/Manitoba border but now it's up to just past the No.1 highway, just in the past 20yrs has corn started to be combined north of that, it's mostly used for silage up here
We have fields that have been corn on corn for almost 15 years here in Hanover MB...or 18 out of 20 years...the yields just keep going up. Our corn was hailed to spaghetti in late June...but that 2 inches of rain kept us growing right thru the drought in July. We have 9 foot corn...
@@tf7274 oh yeah you guys over there are warmer earlier than we are up here towards Hamiota, our silage corn is at 10ft but i know guys down at Glenboro with stuff as tall as the chopper's cab roof
It is interesting to see how farming changes region to region.
Thank you for your videos bigtractorpower you are the best
Thank you for watching.
Nice video ! Don't see a lot of Case combines over here ( NLD ) , mostly CLAAS and New Holland.
Be thankful for that! 😅
When you are burning 50-100 gallons an hour between all the equipment you better be harvesting that fast
thanks jason always great videos
Thank you for watching.
John Deere 9450 and 693. JM 525 with a John Deere 7700 pulling it
That’s not their first rodeo.. really good change over of the combines.... Red Power...stay safe...
How does the combine manage to separate the ears of corn, pull off the leaves, and take the kernels off the cob? I get how combines thresh grain, but corn is a lot more inconvenient to process than grain...
we dont harvest corn, we make silage out of it so we use a Krone Big X
I filmed a Big X a few weeks ago. They are impressive.
only 9 inch unloading auger
Do you have any Chamberlain tractors around you? I've seen one for the first time in an Australian youtube-channel, they were popular there in the 70s before John Deere bought them up. Quite a unique look as well, and still does good work today!
Superb video, if that's day one can't wait for the rest of it. Some of those shots would make great screensavers for my PC.
we nid this machine in algeria
Great video…….and the right color……..
Thank you for watching.
How would u keep it hauled
the corn is still green
Very very nice jason
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maybe you could come up to tipton Indiana to check out the oxbows that becks uses
When a farm buys equipment like this I imagine the note is no longer than 4 year right? Do equipment dealers allow for longer loan periods?
I do not know. Farms in my area typically keep combines 1,2 or three seasons and then trade. They cover wheat, corn and soybeans each year and rack up the hours.
@@bigtractorpower I wouldn’t imagine they’d pay one off if they would just trade it in that fast. So I guess they probably just make constant payments almost like leasing one.
Any idea how they're doing as far as yields go?
250-260 seems to be common this year.
Thank you for the videos are you going to have any videos of Garnett farms haven’t seen any for a while
Thank you for sharing your video with us ...
Thank you for watching.
Thank you, I enjoyed the combine choreography.
I just got back in the house from combining
We are using an antique John Deere 4400 combine to do our corn harvest! We only have about 50-80 acres a year and it gets the job done for us! We have a family-friendly youtube channel showcasing the fun we have on our multi-generational family farm. We would love for you to check it out!
I’m a case fan but those 4400 are pretty cool
@@countryboyforlife894 awesome! We’ve got a little bit of every brand on our farm!
@@CountyLineCowpokes I might not be combining today because I’m sick
@@countryboyforlife894 that stinks! Get well soon! I know it’s hard for farmers to take a day to rest!
Great video. I enjoy watching combines at work. Looking forward to seeing more fall videos.
NICE TRACTORS
love it
Thank you for watching.
We actually started corn yesterday here in southern Michigan. We planted corn early for our area starting april 12th when normally we dont start corn until may . Our 102 day corn is testing 22 percent moisture at 180 to 200 bushels . We planted alot of 102 day corn this spring . For us it was great to plant early and harvest early even though it is wet because we can dry it faster when its 80 degrees out instead of 35 or 40 degrees out . now we can do tillage and then plant more winter wheat. We normally dont start corn until oct 20th but this year we might be done by then . Our soybeans are about 2 weeks away as well . We have 2000 acres of corn and 5000 acres of soybeans including double crops which aren't that far off as well because they are setting pods already. We are the second farm to start this early and alot of the neighbors are driving by slowly with shook and awe .great video keep up the good work and stay safe !
Wheat planting is the objective here as well corn harvest starts in mid August here. I had to film the Half Century of Progress Show and Farm Progress Show. And get some of those videos out so I am just getting back to the seasonal videos. Wheat seeding will start October 10 after the fly threat is gone. All the wheat acres are double cropped into beans behind the combines.
Awesome
Thank you for watching.
Those 16 row heads can get a bunch of corn harvested. Thanks
why are nt you filming Garnett Farms anymore?
Do you know how fast they were able to go with the 16 row corn heads?
Good video love watching bigtractorpower video
Beautiful combines and tractors, the best never rests.
How does a corn head cost over $100,000?
Great video - CIH combine numbering system is confusing - the (9) designates class 9 - what does the (250) signify? Thanks for posting this
Just the Series. The predecessors were the 9240 and before that 9230.
Running a Wintersteiger Quantum Combine, with a 5' OptiFlow head harvesting beans.
Very cool.
Love these machines can't get enough of them
This was one of the best corn harvesting videos I’ve seen I would like to know tho what they do after if they sub soil in the spring or in the fall that would be a cool video , thanks for this amazing video
They no till wheat in after the corn harvest. Then the wheat is cut in June and soybeans are planted directly behind the combines as a second crop. The beans are harvested in October and the field is strip tilled. Corn is planted again the following March.