Where does my flour come from? | New Holland CR8.90 Combine Ride Along w/ Burkholder Family Farms
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2022
- Join us for a ride along with Ryan from Burkholder Family Farms while they custom harvest winter wheat. Learn about general the operation of a New Holland CR8.90 combine, how Ryan has seen equipment change, the joys of roading equipment, and much more.
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Wow another super video, learned things I have never known, which is bad as I grew up in York Penna. and had farms all around where we lived. And dairy farms as well. Now live in Texas, and I still get my tractor parts from you guys. Again Neil thanks for all you do. retired USAF E7 and 100% disabled Vietnam vet.
Neil, I love these type of informative videos. Here in Southern WV we don't really have any large farms for combines so hearing someone talk about how they work and seeing what they are talking about first hand I find fascinating
A great video, nice to see something different. Sadly most people have no clue what it takes to get their food to the shelf.
Really enjoyed the video Neil. Most don't realize how complex it is doing everything needed to feed so many. Great of you to showcase them!
Neil, based on your recommendation, we watched Clarkson's Farm. It was every bit as enjoyable, and informative, as you said. I'm wondering if you were inspired to do these videos on farming by that show. Whatever the reason, please keep these coming - they're just as enjoyable and informative as that show was!
Nice to see larger farmers equipment in your videos to compliment the compact equipment you show
Thank you so much as a salesman too go out to the Farmers that BUY your product (Machinery)
You getting in CAB, have the Land owner speak about the great tech. Advance Equipment. Then talking and showing the issue's. The MOISTURE important, the little gum up of product. The Roading tech. Great idea to just take the oncoming traffic Lane to prevent PASSING. The quickness of unhooking the front. I Love it how the Land owner is thinking ahead about Next crop. The Farmer so important about FEEDING a Nation. And You being the Salesman that provides the advanced Equipment. To Harvest a crop.
Well said...R P
Yesterday I just watched Smarter Every Day on grain bins. Now I watch the harvest of it.
Cool video. Learned on a TR97. Now we run a cr8.90
Once again Neil, you lead... and bring understanding to us all.
and... thanks to your crew for some outstandingly beautiful video!
Pretty cool Neil Thanks Nice to see more videos like this to see what all the strange looking machines that you sell actually working.
Best video yet Neil. I love my cr and love to watch videos of them in operation.
very cool equipment and operator
Thanks for the ride along, I've never been in a combine, see them in the fall out in the wheat fields in my area, but I've never been in one, and have no idea how they work but its amazing what they can do.
Was just down in Penn on Tuesday and just had to force the family 40min out of the way to stop by the new store, very impressive compared to my kubota dealer, sad to see the inventory issues are still in effect.
Talked to one of your salesmen about a grand l or m4d (forget his name sits up by the front door in one of the 2 offices by that grand l in the show room. Was very helping and in breaking down time tables for availability (to his best guess since it's always changing.
Got some glares from the wife but it was worth it
Cool. You could stop. Hope we added to your vacation.
Interesting. Good video
love this series of videos. Thanks.
Beautiful country side in the hills of PA.Life is getting tougher for the average farmer globally nowadays.Try and support local food production when and wherever possible.We don't want a dependence on other countries for food.Support north America!
I wanted to see how it is processed
And New Holland of course?
Very interesting. Farming isn't what it used to be..
Nice video but scares me no seat belt?
Yes they might maybe go ten mph, but I don't think that there is a big possibility to crash into anything harder than wheat... In a tractor going 40+ mph I think that the "playingfield" is a little different.
I am not sure, but there might be a "dead mans switch" in the seat so that the machine shuts down if the driver is gone...
Flour comes from the flour goddess whose name is Flour Fair???
How in the world can a farmer make a living? The combine and all the other equipment needed for farming has to cost more than can ever be made selling crops.
We either buy used or lease them... When you do buy you normally run it until it's junk.