My neighbor is in the harvesting business and they run 6 Claas with 900 hp each. There is a dairy next door that has 2 units with 40,000 cows each...that takes mountains of silage ad the spreading of mountains of manure. Only in Texas can enterprise like this exist.
Not really. Saudi has 100,000 cow unit. China similar. Always amazed at US arrogance thinking they can achieve the big stuff only. Plus - it’s nothing to be proud of in this case. Units this large must be zero grazing, AYR housed. Should be banned.
This year my neighbor ran seven model 9900 JD choppers. The silage pits they help fill are massive...this dairy must be the largest in the US. To think that the owner started with 8 cows in 1970's after immigrating from Portugal.
You gotta love all these farming experts, who knew that you invested 15-20 million in all the machinery you have +fuel, insurance, taxes, property, and upkeep...only to lose money!!!! Where would you guys be without their expertise? Good thing you posted on UA-cam eh? So keep the critiques to your selves plus. And just enjoy the video
Hey mister polings, I was there!! I was the guy in the water truck Lol 🤣🤣🤣😁. Maybe tell those guy's to slow a little more cuz my boss get mad if is to dusty, so I have to put more water and more water.. nice work see you next time
Mark Kingston I mean the tractors are out of the pile almost half of the time , why not let them stay on the pile to back and forth. So the weight of tractor is always on silage. Also the tractor won’t bother the unloading trucks. Let me know what is the logistics behind such packing methods.
The pusher tractors are not giving room to the trucks so they have to wait to unload. If trucks need to wait anywhere, it should be in the field and not at the pile. Get with the program boys.
There’s a equation somewhere that determines the required tractor weight for tons per hour in a bunk, the amount of tractors here may seem ridiculous but I’m sure it may still fall short of that silly equation
Can you say cluster pit. Wow Might only need 6 tractors. But still cool to see all of that iron in o e spot. Now separate and get some real work done boys 😁😁
This is accomplishing the packing passes at the same time though due to the the high frequency of traffic. With no tractor having to reverse. This would be very efficient. You don't bring around five million in tractors alone to a job without thinking it through first. haha.
@@jfdb59 that's ridiculous. While reversing on the stack the tractor is compacting. The method shown here is fast but not productive. All the push tractors on the concrete are doing nothing. The semi trucks are tripping over each other and getting tangled in the circling tractors. But I assume once the stack is bigger then most of the tractors will be on it and the situation will improve
they keep on rolling... is not how often u compact, the thickness of compacting is the answer. have each layer only 2-3cm or less on there first compacting is enough, to set next layer. the thinner the less often you have to drive over it
I have got to say that looks like a very good set up you got going. I love how all the tractors are the truck's are working in tandem. That is a very good process going on. Not one of the tractors that are pushing are seating and waiting to push and it's all coordinated pretty good. Only thing is if you could figure out how to keep the truck's from having to wait to back in to walk the load off you would have it locked. But still nice job. How many trucks you got hauling? If I had to guess just from the video it looks like o I'd guess 10 or more,but I'm probably wrong. Anywho nice work!
Dusty Fitzgerald I live here where there based and that job in the video had 30 plus tricks coming from at 2 possible 3 different locations working alfalfa cuts this time of the year its a sight to see
Who is the one running this operation we need this type of operation for hay bayle fodder grass feeds to be exported from puerto Rico to other countries.
I'm sure it's only done like this for the video and it might looks impressive to the uninitiated - but that's got to be the least efficient system possible!!! The packers are only on the clamp for less than half of the time, for more than half the time they're just getting in the way of the wagons so they're just standing around waiting......
not well organized though, the tractors are constantly interfering with the trucks. it would have been better to left side then right side and keep switching or build the pile from both ends. also the tractors are spending more than half their time on the ground. most tractors did not have weights added. the tractors constantly driving in a circle and the trucks are supposed to unload in the middle, that's just silly. this is just really inefficient and not doing a good job at packing.
glaubst du? je dünner die schicht beim Eintrag ist, desto seltener musst du drüberfahren. 2-3cm schichten lassen sich schneller und effektiver verdichten. Und es geht weniger um das Verdichten als die Luft herauszudrücken. und das geht einfacher bei 2-3cm als wenn du ne 10cm schicht reinballerst
I came for all of the UA-cam farming experts opinions.
I wasn't disappointed!!
My neighbor is in the harvesting business and they run 6 Claas with 900 hp each. There is a dairy next door that has 2 units with 40,000 cows each...that takes mountains of silage ad the spreading of mountains of manure. Only in Texas can enterprise like this exist.
Holy fuck
holy cow, thats industrial agriculture...
Not really.
Saudi has 100,000 cow unit.
China similar.
Always amazed at US arrogance thinking they can achieve the big stuff only.
Plus - it’s nothing to be proud of in this case. Units this large must be zero grazing, AYR housed.
Should be banned.
And now there are 3 plus a new cheese factory!
This year my neighbor ran seven model 9900 JD choppers. The silage pits they help fill are massive...this dairy must be the largest in the US. To think that the owner started with 8 cows in 1970's after immigrating from Portugal.
I thought that Ive seen a lot of sileage but it only filled 6-8 silos. This is very impressive. I like the smell of silage once it starts to cook.
Hell of an operation there!!!
I loved watching this video. It made me laugh so much!
Great video!
You gotta love all these farming experts, who knew that you invested 15-20 million in all the machinery you have +fuel, insurance, taxes, property, and upkeep...only to lose money!!!! Where would you guys be without their expertise? Good thing you posted on UA-cam eh? So keep the critiques to your selves plus. And just enjoy the video
wtf are you on about?
This is some amazing organized chaos.
Holy sh*t!!!!!
What a setup!!!! WOW!
What an epic video. I wouldn't like to park in the wrong place here. Just subscribed
Hey mister polings, I was there!! I was the guy in the water truck Lol 🤣🤣🤣😁. Maybe tell those guy's to slow a little more cuz my boss get mad if is to dusty, so I have to put more water and more water.. nice work see you next time
Jos Mtz. Thanks for.covering in water a few times
Talk about organised chaos 🤣🤣
Who is the conductor of that orchestra?! Very impressive set up and knowing who is going to do what. Phew.
Very nice video ... like that's machine... trucks and big John Deere ... fantastic 👍👍👍👍 good very nice 👌👌👌👌
Oh my. Scary. My uncle owned 20 cows. I loved it. 40.000? Call that a herd. Coz the times they are a changing...
I worked on a MT965B that used to be yours, can still see how the paint was faded around the decals
JAW DROPPING ACTION!!!!!!!
Well looks amazing, but is that really efficient in packing ?
Mark Kingston I mean the tractors are out of the pile almost half of the time , why not let them stay on the pile to back and forth. So the weight of tractor is always on silage. Also the tractor won’t bother the unloading trucks.
Let me know what is the logistics behind such packing methods.
Mark Kingston that is better packing silage because u don’t have to constantly push in the clutch it saves a lot of ware
It only takes $
The pusher tractors are not giving room to the trucks so they have to wait to unload. If trucks need to wait anywhere, it should be in the field and not at the pile. Get with the program boys.
Adriaan Verburg go and sort them out I am sure Tucker would love some guidance
and who said Texas didnt have mountains ...silage mountains
That looked like a mexican wedding parking lot when everybodys drunk and trying to find the exit
Texas loves doing anything in HUGH scale. YeeeeeHaaaaaa 🚜
Everything is BIG in Texas
not all, ask the ladys
That is awesome! Thanks!
Mad Max style harvesting
Great video guys !
Damn, their working that silage pile like ants on a mound...
Can’t believe this is efficient at all
Show us the choppers!
They are Running Claas choppers
@@chriswhite4596 How meny?
Wojtasik450 if I Remember there were 8 choppers and 40 Trucks
I miss farm life
What’s the green stuff used for
Feed
hell's bells! that is some silage!
Now that's slot of tires in all 3 the piles
Holy silage!!!!
This is fantastic 👍👌😮😮😮😮👍👍💪good job guys!
Wouldn't like to be the one having to put tires on that pile...
Call us and we will be glad to cover all of that
Ребята, вы сумасшедшие! )))
Why not start the pile in the middle and then work on both sides?
Putting it in that fast there not getting it packed good . Packing is one of the most important parts of putting up good silage
Wonder how many accidents a year they have
There’s a equation somewhere that determines the required tractor weight for tons per hour in a bunk, the amount of tractors here may seem ridiculous but I’m sure it may still fall short of that silly equation
I know nothing about farming but love looking at the video of u guys do it. What do they use this for?
It's used as livestock feed.
How much money did they make?
My question is how many trucks is there
Well organised..
Good video.
mogę takie coś oglądać godzinę, mega zajebiste POLAND
I would say these guys may have one to many stack tractors?
4 more stacks behinds this one they only came together for the video
@@Farmingphotography oh yeah okay that's fair enough 👍
Damn! I want more! I just had a tractorgasum.
Corey Ford, nice op eh. Largo.
And they say there's no money in farming
Can you say cluster pit. Wow Might only need 6 tractors. But still cool to see all of that iron in o e spot. Now separate and get some real work done boys 😁😁
lane heward kinda hard to say they’re not being efficient when they’ve obviously been pretty successful 😂
This is accomplishing the packing passes at the same time though due to the the high frequency of traffic. With no tractor having to reverse. This would be very efficient. You don't bring around five million in tractors alone to a job without thinking it through first. haha.
jfdb59 exactly what I was thinking, the continuous moving circle of heavy articulated, dual wheeled tractors is very efficient
👍🏼😁.
@@jfdb59 that's ridiculous. While reversing on the stack the tractor is compacting. The method shown here is fast but not productive. All the push tractors on the concrete are doing nothing. The semi trucks are tripping over each other and getting tangled in the circling tractors. But I assume once the stack is bigger then most of the tractors will be on it and the situation will improve
Only in texas everything is beggins.
That is a big big dairy farm if it has that many chaff piles
Doesn't look packed well enough for me
Mark, who shit in your coffee this mornin?
That's impressive
someone is gonna make whole bank
Talk about inefficient this looks cool and all but if they were all spread out to 2 tractors per pile they would get a lot more done per hour.
quailty work as always Dave
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hoping to find part two
Pull up in a white truck with I.C.E. stenciled on the side in black letters and this rodeo ends immediately.
Damn! That is quite a circus.
How effective is your compaction with it coming in that fast. How many lbs. per square foot?
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Ima say pretty GD good when you have that many tractors packing
they keep on rolling... is not how often u compact, the thickness of compacting is the answer.
have each layer only 2-3cm or less on there first compacting is enough, to set next layer.
the thinner the less often you have to drive over it
I have got to say that looks like a very good set up you got going. I love how all the tractors are the truck's are working in tandem. That is a very good process going on. Not one of the tractors that are pushing are seating and waiting to push and it's all coordinated pretty good. Only thing is if you could figure out how to keep the truck's from having to wait to back in to walk the load off you would have it locked. But still nice job. How many trucks you got hauling? If I had to guess just from the video it looks like o I'd guess 10 or more,but I'm probably wrong. Anywho nice work!
Dusty Fitzgerald I live here where there based and that job in the video had 30 plus tricks coming from at 2 possible 3 different locations working alfalfa cuts this time of the year its a sight to see
Ale skala fajnie się ogląda
does the green stuff taste better flavored with tractor-tire & diesel smoke?
Chad Simmons can’t believe you even asked that question that’s as random as it gets
Love to work
Chaotic harmony... ish
Wow!
Who is the one running this operation we need this type of operation for hay bayle fodder grass feeds to be exported from puerto Rico to other countries.
Very positive mike, what are doing to make economic better, ?
When animals are just products
Name on the song
Man yall dont mess around in texas.
Wow
holy tinted windows
I'm sure it's only done like this for the video and it might looks impressive to the uninitiated - but that's got to be the least efficient system possible!!! The packers are only on the clamp for less than half of the time, for more than half the time they're just getting in the way of the wagons so they're just standing around waiting......
Richard Cooke 100% done for the camera
Farías dairy???
yes
They need more tractors but it's so congested and there is money in the tractors
That is fucking massive
Like music 10 Midd Stering traktor lik farming in Texas
Check out a Wisconsin harvest on my channel. Got the chopper stuck and some tractors
Whats the point, go big or go home? That someone works at a big conglomerate? What????
Eat Your Heart Out Europe..
Bruh I'm an Europeaan and I'm totally amazed seeing this, the word big just got redefined for me👌🏻
Only if we had so much flat area in europe...
FUEL WOULD BE ALOT
Looks expensive
It would only take to packer....over kill
Yeah but it would look less impressive and dont you think that this was done because I was there filming
not well organized though, the tractors are constantly interfering with the trucks. it would have been better to left side then right side and keep switching or build the pile from both ends. also the tractors are spending more than half their time on the ground. most tractors did not have weights added. the tractors constantly driving in a circle and the trucks are supposed to unload in the middle, that's just silly. this is just really inefficient and not doing a good job at packing.
Only in Texas!! 🤣
Melvin
Diesel ballet
Das Silo ist alles, aber sicher nicht brauchbar verdichtet...
glaubst du?
je dünner die schicht beim Eintrag ist, desto seltener musst du drüberfahren. 2-3cm schichten lassen sich schneller und effektiver verdichten. Und es geht weniger um das Verdichten als die Luft herauszudrücken. und das geht einfacher bei 2-3cm als wenn du ne 10cm schicht reinballerst
Ya this is too much gear for a Kobe that looks like it can be done by two tractors
Rich
Impressive video, but cattle will never see the light of day on that farm, Scottish Beef far better, on grass most of the year!
The biggest parade of fools in the farming industry! Wow.
There is other flavors apart from bitter
sorry but that is just inefficient, over half of them is doing nothing most of the time
i have a hard time believing the owner makes more than what the machines cost.
dumbest staged parade I've seen in a while
We aim to please
This is a unorganized cluster fuck.
NARMALNI