The first combine I used was a CCIL pull type behind a Case 2470 tractor. There's no way my neck would stand up to using pull type combines and swathers at my age now.
The way I’m seeing it from Australia is “Laura Farms” is fast becoming the No 1 Farming Video Channel in America , and Laura also has an Audience of millions all over the World ! Laura Farms in the past has always promoted John Deere Farm Machinery , but with the bad publicity John Deere is getting by planning to move to Mexico , John Deere should be “Very Worried” when somebody with as much “Pulling Power” as Laura and “Laura Farms” has , starts to do demo’s with the “Best Red Farm Machinery Case has Available” !
@@toledojeeper2932 well they can have the JD X9 1100 but case and NH have upped the scale and now can be the kings of harvest with fhere new monster crop eaters
@@toledojeeper2932 well ya never said that at first but was just saying that deere has met its match i was not saying you as in you. It was about farmers keeping their deere combines rather than going for a case
What a major change in that Combine from My uncles Old Combine that I remember in My Younger Days spending time with Him on the farm in Condor. Alberta.
Yeah, I remember back in 1978 helping my uncle start his old 1959 Oliver. He'd be spraying ether into the carb and he'd send me up into the "cab" - he just jerry-rigged a canvas shade cover - to hit the button.
I remember when I was 12 years old. I'm on a tractor that doesn't have a disc puller cab or stem cutter if I go upwind the heat from the exhaust will burn you and going down will bring dirt with it and cover you. Farming has come a long way. I'm glad I grew up step by step to get to where I am today. Good and bad it has been a great trip. God bless!
First today's tillage speeds blew my mind and now you're shelling corn at 6.2 mph. Crazy! But much more efficient, technology-based, time-saving, operator comfort, etc etc.
Laura, when you think about red you need to think back to the 1930,s and 40,s. In Chicago International produced 350 tractors a day. The M's and the H's were the best. JD had a hand cluch. They are all good now.
I'm glad you enjoyed your day running a new Red machine. I'm hoping your harvest goes well with the new header. Safe travels home and take care of Grant.
I think Nick and Scott aka Leg Arms Welker have you beat. They had the largest Case combine. They got to showcase the AF-11 Case combine…lol Great video Laura!
Wow Laura, very impressive. Back when I was on the farm as a kid, the Farmall Super M was the big tractor. A 2 row mounted picker, not sheller, was the cat's meow.
Another very good video of you doing what you do so well; operating and showing equipment while talking about/explaining to your viewers what you are doing.. I started out with red combines and then switched to green. I liked the throttle control on the combine you were driving; and my first 9600 Deere combine, for which I traded an 8820 combine, had only two, push-button, throttle settings - idle and full speed. I much prefer being able to move a throttle control to increase the engine speed all the way up in a fluid, gradual motion. Again, thanks for taking us along; and it just keeps me looking forward to your next post. What a great way to start my day.
I LOVE THOSE CASE IH COMBINES!! I FALL IN LOVE WITH FARMING AND AGRICULTURE IN THE FALL SEASON!!! I also just got a brief ride in a case IH combine too doing soybeans!! That and I most especially love it when I’m in the combine just riding along observing the crops getting harvested! It’s an older Case IH combine about 16 to 20 years old now. I’m still hungry for more farming combine action though ;)🚜💞💞🇺🇸☮️💞
One of my earliest memories is going with Mom to the fields. She took food to my older cousins, brothers, uncles and grandpa. They were combining “High gear”. The combine cut it and tied it into shocks. The shocks were then “stacked” into teepee style stacks. S younger buy would lead the horses. An older man would ride the combine seat and hold the horse’s reins and watch over the combine. Two or three men would keep the different parts of the combine from clogging up. Two or three men would gather and stack the shocks. Past that year, I don’t remember that combine ever being used again. That would have been in about 1958 to 1959.
I love the smell of freshly cut corn. And even more I love coming to South Central Nebraska to pheasant hunt! Absolutely a very special place in the beating heart of America.
Laura you do realize since you are in Nebraska you really should have a red combine cause they are built right there in grand Island!. It was amazing to see that the engineers didn't change much in the cab from my 12 year old model. Simple design and very user friendly.
laura and grant you both absolutely rock thanks for all the hard work u put in all the videos so just wanted to say that an hopes it's makes your day ❤😊
IH 1964 403 hillside still running its small farm its the new one have 1959 IH151 but its down not running. the 403 is air open air no cab you have all air and dust you can take. nice combine
The corn harvesting machine looks very modern and smart. I am very interested in it and hope to buy it in the near future because my farm is in great need of workers.
Great video. I'm getting so pumped about the upcoming harvest. Knock on wood, but it looks like nothing got flattened by hail this year. Loved the Factor commercial. This looks like something I could do. First time I have ever backed up and watched a UA-cam in-video promo twice. "All I have to do is pop this bad Larry in the microwave for two minutes." Bad Larry?! Yikes! Never knew there was such a thing. Get some rest and let's start cutting some corn. best rgds, Good Larry
You need to find a local fendt dealer and try a new ideal combine. I recommend the 9t. Yes they have bugs but will run circles around the competition when they are working
Nor always the CASE😂 new holland has realy done itself proud and the thing is new holland had the first showing of the CR11 in germany. Case followed with the AF11 then the good ole new holland crew introduced the CR10 dual rotor the same as CR11 but with smaller engine and graintank then case followed with the AF10 /9 with single rotors but the F10 is king of 1 rotor combines with the same engine and optional larger graintank as the AF11. OK case have more combines and the biggest tractor from CNH but NH was the first to show the worlds largest combine before case came into the scene with their biggest combine in the world
@@jezcolborne6329 I think you are missing the fact that the majority of both machines are identical. There are only a few things within CNH tractors and harvesters that are brand specific. So no matter who came out with what first, in the end most of it comes from the same line or at least from the same engineer's office.
@@stevenmoss2152 And they did not say it would.... But at least they never said it on the headline to the video to get more views... Harvesting with the biggest combine in the world.... Then showing the AF 10 to get more Laura $$$$$$$$$$ views!!!!
Great to hear and see the farmers sharing the world’s biggest combine how it functions and operates. Wow! Laura has gained some muscle on those arms. Grant and Laura working out in the fields. 👨🌾
Hello Laura Felix here from Ireland love your videos heading to Nebraska next week to see my cousin Mary work with the macvick farms they all run case equipment in wahoo Nebraska I hope to make a video off me I'll be in the case grencart
When I first started working for the international dealership it still had signs up that said International Harvester. Friend of mine has 750 acres but only he can only use 500 because the rest is hillside, and he’s half of the largest farms around here. He does soy beans and field corn.
We had one of the first Case Axial Flos in the UK back in 1980. The confort and new technology at the time was out of its class. Seems to just keep getting better. It would be great to have a drive sometime
Love your videos I'm so glad Factor is your sponsor I help at a food pantry thay donate 2000 a week for us to give away to our clients. I help bag 5 in a bag times 400 every Thursday morning
That's some impressive equipment, and I have to add you are one adorable beautiful young lady, and definitely hard working and intelligent ❤ lots of love from pa ❤❤
Welker farms were using this combine as a demonstrator to harvest their wheat. It’s a great improvement over previous Case IH combines. 😊 Correction, the combine that the Welker farms was using was the AF 11. 😊
Green paint Grant must be practicing on a nice warm case of practicing being nice buying Laura the fancy jeans for the Case show must be western stars jeans.
Laura. The case AF10 combine you are driving is the biggest 1 rotor combine in the world and the case AF11 and NH CR11 are the biggest combines in the world period. John Deere class gleaner and fendt better look at these new kings of harvesting as they will break records with how mutch grain they can handle
I harvested some corn today in SD it was in my garden it was ornamental corn I picked some of it still some to pick I got 18 ears picked I will pick rest couple days.
Wow you were cruising down the corn field. The technology is only going to get more incredible soon you won't have to drive one, soon you would just have to program it and sit back and watch as it dose your job for you.
What a very interesting vide...My God has combines and all farm equipment changed in the last few years etc...Gone are the days when i was contracting with no cab combine lol...stay safe and see you soon
Great video of Laura testing the Case combine and the Grain Cart. Im a fan of John Deere but i have to say the Case looked and performed pretty Stout! There were several interior / exterior options that would make me wanna go RED! 3 Cheers for Laura in those jeans with the Stars that we all agree were placed perfectly! KABOOM from Laurel, Delaware USA.
The first combine I used was a case pull type combine with a Wisconsin engine on it. I was 14 years old and that was in 1954.
That Wisconsin engine was nasty to restart if it stopped hot. Had that engine on a Minnespolis Moline pull type combine in the mid 1950's. I was 6.
The first combine I used was a CCIL pull type behind a Case 2470 tractor. There's no way my neck would stand up to using pull type combines and swathers at my age now.
@@dwightl5863 ours was nasty, we started it and never shut it off all day, even put gas in it while it was running.
@@briannave7326 Same here. That engine could test one's religion.
Grandpa had j.i. case 1060 and 1160 combines long time ago.
We started years and years ago with IH then Case IH. Really good machines.
The way I’m seeing it from Australia is “Laura Farms” is fast becoming the No 1 Farming Video Channel in America , and Laura also has an Audience of millions all over the World ! Laura Farms in the past has always promoted John Deere Farm Machinery , but with the bad publicity John Deere is getting by planning to move to Mexico , John Deere should be “Very Worried” when somebody with as much “Pulling Power” as Laura and “Laura Farms” has , starts to do demo’s with the “Best Red Farm Machinery Case has Available” !
Rubbish
John deere is controlled by Blackrock so doesn't care what consumers think.
With the way JD has been going, a think a lot of farmers are looking for alternatives and Case IH is going to gain a lot of customers along the way.
lol .. I don’t know of any farmer around us that is leaving JD .
@@toledojeeper2932 well they can have the JD X9 1100 but case and NH have upped the scale and now can be the kings of harvest with fhere new monster crop eaters
@@jezcolborne6329 …So what . No one around here have enough acreage to have a X9
@@toledojeeper2932 well ya never said that at first but was just saying that deere has met its match i was not saying you as in you. It was about farmers keeping their deere combines rather than going for a case
@@toledojeeper2932 we have small fields but they want fo buy big to cut down time.
What a major change in that Combine from My uncles Old Combine that I remember in My Younger Days spending time with Him on the farm in Condor. Alberta.
Yeah, I remember back in 1978 helping my uncle start his old 1959 Oliver. He'd be spraying ether into the carb and he'd send me up into the "cab" - he just jerry-rigged a canvas shade cover - to hit the button.
I remember when I was 12 years old. I'm on a tractor that doesn't have a disc puller cab or stem cutter if I go upwind the heat from the exhaust will burn you and going down will bring dirt with it and cover you. Farming has come a long way. I'm glad I grew up step by step to get to where I am today. Good and bad it has been a great trip. God bless!
First today's tillage speeds blew my mind and now you're shelling corn at 6.2 mph. Crazy! But much more efficient, technology-based, time-saving, operator comfort, etc etc.
@@brentkelsay3439 and in the end less money to the farmer more to everyone that feeds off them.
As someone who never got a chance to farm, I love your content especially the ones going over big equipment, take care.
Laura, when you think about red you need to think back to the 1930,s and 40,s. In Chicago International produced 350 tractors a day. The M's and the H's were the best. JD had a hand cluch. They are all good now.
I'm glad you enjoyed your day running a new Red machine. I'm hoping your harvest goes well with the new header. Safe travels home and take care of Grant.
Precursor to Laura, and Grant's, harvesting time happening soon.
All the best for your farm, from Mike. ❤❤
This channel is the brightest spot on the internet.
Thanks Laura and Grant!❤
The red machine played 2nd fiddle in this video....them stars 🌟 look amazing!!
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Interesting to see how frontline agriculture is being transformed by the use of technology. Thanks for posting.
I think Nick and Scott aka Leg Arms Welker have you beat. They had the largest Case combine. They got to showcase the AF-11 Case combine…lol Great video Laura!
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@@texxxan it was a afs 10
@@ShanePyles-jo7rpIts an AF10 it no konger uses s on its largest of combine harvesters
@@ShanePyles-jo7rpBut. The guy was talking about the twin rotor AF11 not the AF10 witch has one rotor
Combines are different from others, thanks for the video showing this machine
I can't hardly wrap my head around the way this stuff is now. Much different than in my day. Well I guess that was 40 years ago. 😳 Wow.
Wow Laura, very impressive. Back when I was on the farm as a kid, the Farmall Super M was the big tractor. A 2 row mounted picker, not sheller, was the cat's meow.
When I was a farm kid we had Minneapolis-Moline, Massey Harris, Oliver & Farmall tractors. I must be old.
I love how you live in harmony with nature
My god Laura, those stars look amazing on your buns hun!
You know it’s a good day when Laura Farms post a new video
Another very good video of you doing what you do so well; operating and showing equipment while talking about/explaining to your viewers what you are doing.. I started out with red combines and then switched to green. I liked the throttle control on the combine you were driving; and my first 9600 Deere combine, for which I traded an 8820 combine, had only two, push-button, throttle settings - idle and full speed. I much prefer being able to move a throttle control to increase the engine speed all the way up in a fluid, gradual motion. Again, thanks for taking us along; and it just keeps me looking forward to your next post. What a great way to start my day.
I LOVE THOSE CASE IH COMBINES!! I FALL IN LOVE WITH FARMING AND AGRICULTURE IN THE FALL SEASON!!! I also just got a brief ride in a case IH combine too doing soybeans!! That and I most especially love it when I’m in the combine just riding along observing the crops getting harvested! It’s an older Case IH combine about 16 to 20 years old now. I’m still hungry for more farming combine action though ;)🚜💞💞🇺🇸☮️💞
One of my earliest memories is going with Mom to the fields. She took food to my older cousins, brothers, uncles and grandpa. They were combining “High gear”. The combine cut it and tied it into shocks. The shocks were then “stacked” into teepee style stacks. S younger buy would lead the horses. An older man would ride the combine seat and hold the horse’s reins and watch over the combine. Two or three men would keep the different parts of the combine from clogging up. Two or three men would gather and stack the shocks. Past that year, I don’t remember that combine ever being used again. That would have been in about 1958 to 1959.
I love the smell of freshly cut corn. And even more I love coming to South Central Nebraska to pheasant hunt! Absolutely a very special place in the beating heart of America.
That was awesome! Thank you for sharing, and it's good to see you once again. 😊
Laura you do realize since you are in Nebraska you really should have a red combine cause they are built right there in grand Island!. It was amazing to see that the engineers didn't change much in the cab from my 12 year old model. Simple design and very user friendly.
I really appreciate Your whole family , you all are true stewart's of the land, ........ May God hold you in the palm of his hand❤
Real 'Stewards' of the land wouldn't be contaminating water with nitrates so much.
I love the stars on Lauras jeans.❤️🇺🇸
I have got to tour the Case IH combine factory a couple of times, very impressive
Good Job Laura thanks for sharing a Case ride with us.
laura and grant you both absolutely rock thanks for all the hard work u put in all the videos so just wanted to say that an hopes it's makes your day ❤😊
What a great ,what a modern farmming technology I hope one day we can afford this types of machine
IH 1964 403 hillside still running its small farm its the new one have 1959 IH151 but its down not running. the 403 is air open air no cab you have all air and dust you can take. nice combine
The corn harvesting machine looks very modern and smart. I am very interested in it and hope to buy it in the near future because my farm is in great need of workers.
looks like Case is keeping up with the times and putting in the extra steps for reliable farming equipment
Great video. I'm getting so pumped about the upcoming harvest. Knock on wood, but it looks like nothing got flattened by hail this year. Loved the Factor commercial. This looks like something I could do. First time I have ever backed up and watched a UA-cam in-video promo twice. "All I have to do is pop this bad Larry in the microwave for two minutes." Bad Larry?! Yikes! Never knew there was such a thing. Get some rest and let's start cutting some corn. best rgds, Good Larry
You need to find a local fendt dealer and try a new ideal combine. I recommend the 9t. Yes they have bugs but will run circles around the competition when they are working
Red is the correct color for farm implements. Thanks for showing us some real equipment Laura!
Nor always the CASE😂 new holland has realy done itself proud and the thing is new holland had the first showing of the CR11 in germany. Case followed with the AF11 then the good ole new holland crew introduced the CR10 dual rotor the same as CR11 but with smaller engine and graintank then case followed with the AF10 /9 with single rotors but the F10 is king of 1 rotor combines with the same engine and optional larger graintank as the AF11. OK case have more combines and the biggest tractor from CNH but NH was the first to show the worlds largest combine before case came into the scene with their biggest combine in the world
I ment AF10
I ment NOT alwasys the CASE😂
@@jezcolborne6329 I think you are missing the fact that the majority of both machines are identical. There are only a few things within CNH tractors and harvesters that are brand specific. So no matter who came out with what first, in the end most of it comes from the same line or at least from the same engineer's office.
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Welkers were demoing a AF11 up in Montana on their wheat. 11mph harvest 50 ft head and will handle a 60 ft head
@@dogcreek8547 you wont run 11 mph in good wheat. Never happen 🤣
@@stevenmoss2152 And they did not say it would.... But at least they never said it on the headline to the video to get more views... Harvesting with the biggest combine in the world.... Then showing the AF 10 to get more Laura $$$$$$$$$$ views!!!!
Great to hear and see the farmers sharing the world’s biggest combine how it functions and operates. Wow! Laura has gained some muscle on those arms. Grant and Laura working out in the fields. 👨🌾
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Hello Laura Felix here from Ireland love your videos heading to Nebraska next week to see my cousin Mary work with the macvick farms they all run case equipment in wahoo Nebraska I hope to make a video off me I'll be in the case grencart
This was really helpful for me as I’m considering upgrading my equipment. Thanks for your info
That's some pretty amazing equipment. But I was most impressed that you color coordinated your jeans to the combine!
When I first started working for the international dealership it still had signs up that said International Harvester. Friend of mine has 750 acres but only he can only use 500 because the rest is hillside, and he’s half of the largest farms around here. He does soy beans and field corn.
Hey Laura, you look really good in that red combine.
Two matching red stars
LOVIN the big red stars on the back lol😃😍😍
Just thinking that old adage. The more you have the more to go wrong.
THANK YOU PRECIOUS LADY FOR YOUR POWERFUL CREATING 🙏🙏❤️😊😅🎉🎉
Nice! We just got done with a 3 day demo of the cr11. Amazing capacity and power for a money burning cost
Another year another harvest. Every yr been a great harvest. Keep em coming
Thank you .
Glad to see some farms going R E D, the green has defiantly lost its way. Wondered when farmers would change !!
Your desire to experience new technology factors into why I 👍👍👍
Love those stars!!!!Love the combine, high tech combine!!!!!!!!
I saw that combine in experimental at work in East Molina 25 year ago
😁The grin you had was like a kid on christmas morning.🥰 amazing tech for the farm. thanks.
Case makes incredible machines.
We had one of the first Case Axial Flos in the UK back in 1980. The confort and new technology at the time was out of its class. Seems to just keep getting better. It would be great to have a drive sometime
Thanks so much for sharing this. Awesome technology.
Thanks Laura, Great video !
Hello Laura & Grant NY here!! Love all of your videos .
I've been watching one of these chewing on wheat in Montana! It's just a bit bigger than the 1969 combined I used on my Brothers farm! Y'all stay safe
You are a star! Two stars, in fact.
Laura just watched your video of you in Claas machines now that Green looks way better on you 😄🌽
Listen to Feel it still by Revelries & Henri Purnell its a great whistling tune.
Million dollar combine for sure.
You used to work with red farm equipment , this sounds like a good time to switch back. You have to admit, it’s excellent equipment!
Cool thank you
I appreciate you and thank you for making content.
Wow so amazing case machine’s . Very impressive
@LauraFarmst what do you mean by hotline
Love your videos I'm so glad Factor is your sponsor I help at a food pantry thay donate 2000 a week for us to give away to our clients. I help bag 5 in a bag times 400 every Thursday morning
Thank you for being an amazing fan.
Would like to talk more better, the first digits 214 followed by 612 and the last 661 and 5
I thought the AF11 was the largest she was in a AF10
Came here to say the same thing
Says the biggest for UA-cam views...#'s.... She is all red faced....She also lies about grants size!
Thank you for the video🐄
Keep it coming Laura
That's some impressive equipment, and I have to add you are one adorable beautiful young lady, and definitely hard working and intelligent ❤ lots of love from pa ❤❤
Yes CLAUS was a killer piece of equipment
he tech in that combine is INSANE! Feels like you’re driving a luxury car, not farming! Loving the 360° camera and auto-mode! 👏🔥
That is an amazing machine!! 6 mph with 16 rows that is moving!!
Welker farms were using this combine as a demonstrator to harvest their wheat. It’s a great improvement over previous Case IH combines. 😊 Correction, the combine that the Welker farms was using was the AF 11. 😊
They had an AF11.
@@JDP-we9hkI was getting ready to make this correction. I just finished watching their final video with the AF 11.
You're so great in your ad! I love your jeans with the stars!
Deere has turned on farmers!
Ever consider you're the victim of fake news?
Deere machinery so expensive light weight plastic machinery going to corporation bank owned farms.
@@LeAnn610 and moving production to Mexico.
Deere has turned off some farmers too!
Deere makes more $$$ on tracking software and financing their equipment then they do on selling it
That thaaang is sweet got me seeing red stars 🤩
Awesome machine!
Green paint Grant must be practicing on a nice warm case of practicing being nice buying Laura the fancy jeans for the Case show must be western stars jeans.
Laura. The case AF10 combine you are driving is the biggest 1 rotor combine in the world and the case AF11 and NH CR11 are the biggest combines in the world period. John Deere class gleaner and fendt better look at these new kings of harvesting as they will break records with how mutch grain they can handle
@1LauraFarms just letting you know thats all but i know the AF10 is uk bound but the case AF11 sadly is for US and canadian farms
🎸Excellent 🎸
I harvested some corn today in SD it was in my garden it was ornamental corn I picked some of it still some to pick I got 18 ears picked I will pick rest couple days.
Wow you were cruising down the corn field. The technology is only going to get more incredible soon you won't have to drive one, soon you would just have to program it and sit back and watch as it dose your job for you.
What a very interesting vide...My God has combines and all farm equipment changed in the last few years etc...Gone are the days when i was contracting with no cab combine lol...stay safe and see you soon
That is CHAFFING!!! Love it!,
Thank You Laura Appreciate You For Keeping Us All Entertained!! Love It!!
Keep Smiling On!!
😅👍👊❤️
It's odd to say, but they really ate beautiful machines. They do the job so elegantly well.
Wow! Double wow!!!
Great video of Laura testing the Case combine and the Grain Cart. Im a fan of John Deere but i have to say the Case looked and performed pretty Stout! There were several interior / exterior options that would make me wanna go RED! 3 Cheers for Laura in those jeans with the Stars that we all agree were placed perfectly! KABOOM from Laurel, Delaware USA.
I think CASE should let you try out a combine on your farm!
Yes they should. Welker farms had use of one like this last month. A demonstrator was on loan to them. They got a lot of wheat harvested with it.
She may have been hinting towards that the whole time
Her daddy already has one. A older one that Laura has operated many times.
Laura sure reviewed that combine masterfully
The only thing she should of said is its the biggest ever case AF10 AXF single rotor combine in the world
She was coached the whole time by the salesman. Lol
@@jaymass1178 ya, but I watched Laura, not the salesman lol
@@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog
Haha. 👍🏻
So if the Af10 is the largest combine in the world then what is the af11 🤔
Good morning Laura farms different transport modes working together.
Beautifully Designed . LA❤
Case farm equipment look so nice!