Maize is sparse this year. I've only seen one farm on you tube that had a great crop and I can't remember where that was, other than in England. The cab on the Deutz is way too small, I agree. They just went for design over practicality. The Valtra is better and they do look bloody smart.
Yes the dry summer really hammered it, especially early on when it was germinating and growing through. Some of the wetter lying fields were better but still not there usual yields. Not sure why they made it so small though as there’s a 4 inch gap between the bonnet and the windscreen which they could have filled by making the cab longer, and width wise there’s a foot either side until you’re inline with the wheels. Good tractor though and cheap horsepower!
people who do strip till applying slurry right below the seed have reported getting over 50 metric tons per hectare here in germany, also in a dry region
@@fazeobama8872 that’s some crop! I’ve seen a few images from fields in Germany that haven’t had slurry looking very sparse, I understand you had a hotter drier time than us!
Maize is sparse this year. I've only seen one farm on you tube that had a great crop and I can't remember where that was, other than in England.
The cab on the Deutz is way too small, I agree. They just went for design over practicality. The Valtra is better and they do look bloody smart.
Yes the dry summer really hammered it, especially early on when it was germinating and growing through. Some of the wetter lying fields were better but still not there usual yields. Not sure why they made it so small though as there’s a 4 inch gap between the bonnet and the windscreen which they could have filled by making the cab longer, and width wise there’s a foot either side until you’re inline with the wheels. Good tractor though and cheap horsepower!
people who do strip till applying slurry right below the seed have reported getting over 50 metric tons per hectare here in germany, also in a dry region
@@fazeobama8872 that’s some crop! I’ve seen a few images from fields in Germany that haven’t had slurry looking very sparse, I understand you had a hotter drier time than us!
Hi. Would like to know why Deutz tractors aren't more popular?