Lol only a 690 ?

does the smoke contaminate the product blowing up into the air like that ?

It doesnt do anything. It just looks bad. Besides, if any of the smoke was to wind up on the crop, they go through many washing stages, and then are frozen right after. Shouldnt be worse than a farmer applying herbicide and fertilizer 🤷🏼

What year was this video created ?

Over all they are essentially the same combine in terms of size. Cleaning area / capacity is slightly increased on the S790, Biggest differences are technology improvements and minor design changes to improve grain samples.

@@barnyardaerials Thanks for the info!

It's used for almost everything that's made from corn from fuel to animal feed to Doritos. Very very very little corn is ever harvested wet.

This corn will shipped to processing plant where they will can and freeze/bag it for grocery stores.

Good observation, but did you happen to check the publish date of this video ? In 2014, what was the biggest 8R model ?

Richard Gregory2653 wasn't 8r series built back in the 80's? Or am I thinking 8400 series?

Mackenzie owen the very first 8000 series were made in the 90's after 1993

The 8000 series was like the 8100,8200,8300,and 8400 and i was wrong production started in 1995 I believe

Richard Gregory2653 OK thanks bud. Always wanted to know.

Thank you very much !!!

lepaul26 thank you for the reply and very good question. Pickles and relish start as a cucumber. Once the cucumber had been placed in a pickling brine and left to soak for a few weeks, it becomes a pickle ! Relish is pickles diced really fine and mixed with other ingredients to crest what you end up putting on your burgers or hot dogs !

I found the problem ! I speak Dutch and when I translated Pickle to Dutch I got "Augurk" but that is actually a wrong translation! After some googling I found the right translation for "Augurk" is "Gherkin" ! And that is what we are used to eat in pickled form (so in vinegar) They are from the same vegetable family but a gherkin is smaller and more wrinkled

So my question should have been: Are you sure they are harvesting cucumbers and not gherkins ?! :-)

@@lepaul26 I believe gherkin come from the same plant as cucumber you just harvest it when it is tiny

Thank you

Maloy7800 The peas go basically in a big rotating drum, which has holes in it. Inside the drum are 3 or 4 rotating axles that open up the pods. The peas go out through the holes in the drum by centrifugal force. The rest of the sticks and leaves come out the back off the drum. And then there are 3 more separation and cleaning stages. I have been driving the machines 6 seasons and called them factories on wheels. Each rotating part is hydraulically driving and has to be adjusted on field and crop conditions.

Thank you, Guillaume. They really are factories on wheels.

calthmlikiseethm John Deere, fendt, case, class, shall I go on.

@@TheGameCamer360 yes please do because you have no idea what you are talking about

There are two types of plants. The type that will produce a harvest through out an entire season, typically the type that home gardeners would grow. Then there is the type that will produce ONE round of harvest, this is that type of plant. Same goes with tomatoes.

Barnyard Aerials how many cukes are on a plant like that?

Jeff Haines .... to be honest , I'm not 100% sure of how many cukes will come off one root system. I'll have to ask the farmer and get back to you :)

Jeff Haines

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