John Deere CH570 Sugarcane Harvester 2017 Grinding HD
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2017
- Hebert Brothers Farms running this John Deere CH570 at Laurel Valley Plantation in Thibodaux, Louisiana USA. Also has a shot of self tipping wagons unloading into a truck.
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I have been a farmer harvesting sugar cane. I worked from dawn to dusk equaling to half a minute of this machine at work. Love this machine.
How much is a machine like that
VietFiddle, do you mean that harvesting by hand from dawn to dusk your output equals half a minute of this machine? I remember reading that slaves harvesting cane and producing sugar in the Caribbean would be worked to death in an unimaginable short time. After slavery, before machine harvesting, hand harvesting was still very hard and dangerous work.
I remember when I used to work on heavy equipment in my country doing the same thing what a life n fun time thoses days
I always have so much respect for the farmers!!
Great video, great farming equipment and a wonderful life!
Great watch. Why do they only harvest one row at a time? Seems like they could have a multiple row header and get more done quicker. Thanks.
Mainly because you're taking in so much crop. That whole stalk of sugar cane which may be 10 to 14 feet tall is going in and being chopped and cleaned. It's a lot of crop flow through the machine. Deere has a 2 row running in Brazil this year and coming to the USA next year. Case IH is also developing a two row machine.
@@AerialAg thanks!
This is awesome... we don't have any crops like this up here in corn and bean country... Thanx for the share!
Awesome Video!! I worked this past grinding season at Lafourche Sugars. It was fun!
hello, i look for use sugar cane wagon or trailer when on louisana can find it thanks anny advice a presiate thanks
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Great video! Thanks for sharing.
What's up with Mike Thanks ! I appreciate that
Love this video. I have always wondered if you can use a cane harvester to harvest sorghum for molasses making. Keep up the great video work.
That's a link to sorghum harvester pics on google. There are sorghum specific combines and harvesters.
Why are they using GPS in the cane harvester? Is it to track what tonnage the crop is producing?
That is a sweet and stinking smell that will take your breath away. I used to live in the middle of a sugar cane field.
Awesome vid fellas here in Australia we have a secondary extractor fan on the elevator to get rid of more trash!! Don't understand why u wouldn't have one especially with that big crop??!!
Many farmers do have the secondary extractor. This farm felt the extra height wasn't worth it as they farm near lots of power lines and trees.
Yea righto mate great lookin farm and crop aswell they must get good rain over there or do they mainly irrigate? What's the variety?
@@williamturner3353 No irrigation, we usually get a good bit of rain being so close to the gulf of Mexico. Not sure on the variety.. I'm not a farmer. I just love ag machinery and making these videos.
Kindly enlighten me on how the dangerous snakes are taken care of during the harvest. Are they chopped together with the sugarcane ?
Not only snake even many animals
sir i am so much impressed by this good crop. i would be grateful to you if you guide me about the method of planting. Was it planted on raised bed or in furrows? and what was plant to plant and line to line distance? one thing more sir was it grown from sugarcane nursery or single bud or sugarcane set. In my view there is not enough space between the raised bed for air crossing . please reply i will be waiting for your experience based guidelines.
sorry but I can'r answer your questions. I live right next door to this property and went shoot the video. I'm not the farmer..
JD 8345R really? for this little trailer?
GOOD VIDEO, IS GPS SYSTEM BEING USED ON THIS HARVESTER??
Yes it is
Would almost have to as it appears it would be very hard to see lol
Hi Aerial Ag, I'm making a video for my university and wonder if I could use some of your great footage?
how much that operator take hourly?
why you don't use silage harvester ? like claas jaguar, krone big x or jd ?
That type of harvester wouldn't work with cane. The cane stalk if filled with juice, that's where the sugar is located. You'd lose way too much if you tried to chop it in the field. The stalks are sent to the mill, then it is crushed to extract the juice. Also, sugarcane stalks are a lot harder than corn. I doubt the machine would be able to chop it up.
@@AerialAg Thanks for the answer, I'm from Europe and I've never seen the sugarcane harvest :)
@@witoldkrolikowski277 No problem at all. If you're interested in harvesting sugar I suggest you watch this short video. It clearly explains the entire process: ua-cam.com/video/W3b7l1aBEKg/v-deo.html
Do they disc or plow the field when they're done?
They replant the rows in a combined operation that does the harrowing trenching and planting in 2 passes.
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I have a question. USSC burns off their cane but Louisanna farmers do not. Why?
Can you have a vacancy I'm exciting to work on your farms
In the movies that I have seen where they grew sugar cane the would burn the fields, here they cut the cane leaves and all. I guess the leaves is blown out the back of the cutter. I guess they way they harvest the cane has changed over they years? Do they grown anything in the fields after the cane is harvested? How far north can they grow sugar cane? Thanks for a very outstanding movie on sugar can harvesting. can the driver of the cutter see where he is going?
When they use these combine style harvesters they burn the field after they cut it. If they don't the trash leaves will smother the cane thats still in the ground. The cane will regrow without replanting, so they dont plant anything else. Now, after three years of letting the cane regrow, they will plow it under and sometimes let those fields "rest" for a year. In that time some farmers plant soybeans in these "rested" fields. I believe the soybeans are beneficial to the soil. I believe sugarcane is grown as far north as central La. The operator can see just fine. I'll try and get some in cab footage this year once harvest starts. But they're are already videos like that if you're interested.. Thanks for the compliments.
This is a crop not grown in my part of Canada.
Couple of questions;
What part of the stalk gets harvested, what gets discarded?
The front most wheels with teeth on the harvester, trimming the tips off? Or guiding the crop in?
The whole stalk is harvested. The leaves (or shucks) are blown out. The wheels in the from is called the topper. It cuts and discards the green tops which are of no use. It only really works when the cane is standing straight.
G James sugarcane whole stalk is harvested ,while this machine is throwing away the leaves or the green part of it ,the leaves here in India are used as animal fodder which is very useful for milking animals like cows and buffaloes ,rest of the sugar cane is sent to sugar mills for processing and making sugar ,such huge harvester machines is only possible in US and Australia where manual labour is a problem
Mohd. Zakir not where manual labour is a problem, more like where they actually developed from a shit hole country and stopped using donkeys and slave labour
Sugarcane is not grown in ANY part of Canada ..... -and only in a tiny bit of USA is it hot and humid enough;
I was in a town in Cuba where ...I found out ... was the base for a yuuge plantation , old school .......
..... Cuba has been phasing out it's sugar ..... prolly cuz it couldn't get a harvester like this one........
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Location
Laurel Valley Plantation in Thibodaux, Louisiana
Strange, The field is green but nothing green fm harvester. Anyway, thanks.
jan bar the green you're seeing are the tops of the cane which is discarded as trash.
how much is this?
How much is what?
Tem serviço aí pra mim sou do Brasil e também trabalho em usina canavieira
Cuántos meses dejan para cosechar 12 meses como en México o la dejá más meses a cosecha
They usually harvest from September to sometime in January (about)
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Instead of having 5 dumpcarts why not fill the truck on the go?
A truck would never make it through the fields here.
620 quadtrac and a safe t pull. We pull 169,000 sugarbeet trains that way. Look up Michigan sugarbeet harvest
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Hello sir IAM sugar cane harvester operator 10 years experience work at Fiji I want any job can you help sir
I'm from Brazil, Can I visit you onde day? hahaha
Come on up lol
Man, if you want, I can share with you how we work here in Brazil. Just add me on whatsapp: +5517996239100
@@AerialAg We are a supplier of Base Cutter, Chopper, Fan Blades (primary and secondary) for the sugar cane harvesters. Our manufacturing is based in India. We are an ISO certified company and have been supplying this product for the past 15 years. Please contact yashowardhan.gokhale@gmail.com, wats app - 00917974175093
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We are a supplier of Base Cutter, Chopper, Fan Blades (primary and secondary) for the sugar cane harvesters. Our manufacturing is based in India. We are an ISO certified company and have been supplying this product for the past 15 years. Please contact yashowardhan.gokhale@gmail.com, wats app - 00917974175093
Designed in Aus 🇦🇺
Que lo explken en español xrfa
Okay what’s the white birds after? 🚜🚜🚜🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Insects I suppose..
lol they ahould elevate the cab.... cant see shite
You can actually see pretty good. The Case model's cab sits a lot lower than the Deere's.
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