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Helping A Neighboring Farmer In Need
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
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Love your videos. I live in south east pa. I really enjoy when you give field size. On the east coast,fields are modest size. Most our area farms are dairy farms and lots of crop rotation. Keep up the good work.
Another super great video Hayden . Thank you bud
Great video your crew does a really good job of supporting you thanks to everybody for for taking us along
Hi Hayden, interesting video today with the lodged wheat. We never had that trouble on the cutter bar divide with wheat but did on harvesting Turnip (canola) seed. My Dad engineered up a double reciprocating sickle bar about 2 foot long that cut thru the crop on that inside edge. Gosh, thinking back that would have been in the 60's.
Ive seen a video of combines in Europe equipped with a vertical sickle on the dividers cutting rapeseed/ canola.
Yes. I see that they have them out now.
You may not think so, but I bet that farmer appreciates your help with the shape of his wheat and the lateness of the season. You all are doing good. John T.
I don't care what other people say keep doing your videos from the daily grinds keep up with the great videos
I appreciate that!
They shouldn't have to worry about much stubble to plow cutting it that short. Glad you were able to help them out and worked out good for you since Nebraska hasn't come calling yet.
Enjoying your videos Hayden, thanks for posting
Either works really good at cleaning off those hydraulic connections
Another great video! We are getting some heavy rain in central TX...finally! Stay safe!
That’s what I hear, very blessed!
Cutting downed wheat is absolutely no fun. Excellent video!
At 6:46 the cart certainly is FULL
Looking good chief. The town South of you there is a C-Store that has good taco pizza.
I am in Kansas and we are about a 2 weeks out form corn harvest
I’ve always taken those crop dividers off and kept them off. They have always seemed to dig into the dirt or push crop down. On both the Deere heads and the Macdon. How often do you guys trade machines ?
Hey there are days my knee hurts and I think I should put grease on it. Lol I love your videos and really all farming videos
Really enjoy your content Heyden!
I've been following your channel for the last couple of months.
The wheat being lodged as it is on the fields that you are harvesting on this second ND farmer must be yielding well for them. Earlier this season I watched videos posted by Zeorian Harvesting & Trucking (www.youtube.com/@ZeorianHarvestingTrucking/videos) where the crew was harvesting many areas where the winter wheat was severely lodged. Yields there (the Highwood Bench in central Montana) were running 100+ BPA, which is exceptionally high.
Thanks for continuing to keep us informed on harvest progress and 4G's Harvesting!
Big fan, love ur content! 👏
nice….love it
Great videos
Does John Deere not use sealed bearing so you don't have to grease so often?
How many tubes of grease do you go through each harvest season
Atleast one every two days
Quick pros and cons Deere versus Macdon headers please? Thank you
Can’t give you a valid answer as I do not have that much experience with a Deere header. I did run a HD45F with the X9 1000 a couple of videos ago and side by side by the MacDon and the MacDon had a way cleaner cut.
Should try cutting 10000lb a acre rice that’s flat on the ground and in knee deep mud god What a mess
Goodluck with that haha
@@HaydenOnHarvest thanks we need it thank goodness for tracks and 4 wheel drive
Two Three weeks I think you got one
Y’all need to hire Emma to work with y’all
She was our graincart driver last year but she wanted to do different things which is understandable
What are the rates for combining wheat ?
How many combined loads can you get in your grain cart? Also, where do you guys stay? Do the farmers put you up or do you have to find lodging? Does mom have to cook for everyone at the end of the day?
@leefury7 we have 3 campers we stay in while on harvest- we find our own lodging. & sometimes I cook, but you’ve got to remember that I’m in the field working along side everyone else out here- all the same hours. I’m not superwoman & don’t have time (or energy) to cook as much as some other crews that have someone at the camper prepping meals at a decent hour.
@@HarvestChic I thought about you working all day along with the rest of the crew. You're a pretty amazing woman. Also I thought eating out is not only expensive, it's not very healthy. I didn't see in what vids I have watch any hauling or mention of campers. That makes total sense. I'm impressed with your son. Quite an operation. I worked for Peterson Mfg that made universal dual wheels long before the manufactures offered them. So I've always been on the outside looking in, wishing I had been the born the son of a farmer. Good life. Hard life. But blessed. Thx for the reply. Looking forward to corn and soybeans.
Just wondering why ya'll run 670's vs 680's or 690's. Is it the cost of transporting them around?
how many row corn head do you and mom use
12
@@HaydenOnHarvest How long does it take to go pick up the corn heads ?
Ford or dodge
Ford 🥱
All that greasing is part of the job, just not a very glamorous part of the job. But if you have watched him grease once it might get boring. I am just glad Hayden is greasing and not me.
That’s a pretty important part of the day. This channel isn’t built to be “glamorous” I made it to be real.
I thought maybe this channel is above his capabilities. I will watch you grease the combine or change a sickle section, doesn't matter to me. Have a great day.