2021 Louisiana Rice Harvest 4K

[@Junior-ii9cz]

This is who my son-in-law, Benjamin LeJeune, works for! I just hope he knows how much we love and appreciate all that he does for his family! Help me show him and all of our farmers some love and appreciation! All of our farmers and ranchers deserve it!! Thank You, Ben!! You are by far my favorite SIL and I couldn't ask for better!! ❤ Like the saying goes: If you ate today, Thank a Farmer..... If you ate in Peace, Thank a Soldier! I am Blessed with BOTH!!

[@AerialAg]

I met Ben, he's definitely a good guy.. The whole crew showed me great hospitality ! Thanks farmers!

[@lylyly8629]

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[@Farm-World.]

@@AerialAg hello AerialAg, do you have an email address I can contact you on please?

[@DonLuc23]

Great video, and a big hoorah for not adding music...love the natural sounds, makes you feel more like you are right there, great job.

[@AerialAg]

Thanks so much! Yes, I agree I definitely prefer the sounds of the machines in all my videos. Thanks for watching !

[@mikochan1502]

Banal na espirito kapangyarihan nang kabutihan pagmamahal kapayapaan love and peace ibat Iba kulay nang liwanag nang kabutihan at wala pinagkaloob saingyo habang buhay

[@JunneT-wt8wp]

Nice video. What happen to the stalk of the rice at the rear of the machine , it looks that they were pour out on the ground, they could have been saved for animal food, right?

[@em.yeu.anh.nhieulam]

Those cute wild birds were trying to stop machines from taking all the rices..so cute❤

[@Junior-ii9cz]

Big Thank You to Lamm Brothers and May God Bless our American Farmers!

[@KandiKlover]

Nice. Interesting how high this crop is cut compared to other grains. The Case IH louisiana video had them cutting even higher.

[@AerialAg]

Thanks! Yes they typically do this for two reason in South Louisiana. First, many of the farmers grow a ratoon crop for rice several months after the initial harvest. The second being that lots of farmers here raise crawfish in the rice fields. The taller straw provides food and protection from predators for the crawfish.

[@stevengirouard8626]

Nice video, I grew up on a rice farm down the road in Kaplan, the equipment is so much larger than they were in the 70's and 80's

[@kenluther9948]

My grandfather and ggrandfather were in the rice business around there. My grandfather wised up and moved to north Louisiana to seek his fortune. He got tired of all the floods. (circa 1925)

[@christianhartung1578]

Hopefully we Germans can get a part of your beautiful rice and harvest... Thank You, Louisiana!!!

[@DarkSystem4]

In love with the 9420R with twin rice tires

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

That was very interesting! I like to see all that organic matter go right back on the field!

[@marcusjames3814]

Lamm brothers I been knowing them along time them men can farm some rice 🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾

[@FilipinosaAmericavlog]

Love this video , a great model in rice farming . Full support .

[@AerialAg]

Thank you and thanks for watching !

[@abaringricardo2487]

I like the way of farming rice in louisiana im ric from philippines kudos🤗🤗

[@proffesionalbuildingsolutions]

Incredible machines. hunger would be eliminated if our third world leaders in Africa really wanted to with the introduction of this type of machines

[@christopherlovelock9104]

Great video as always. To answer the speed question, I have heard 2 reasons, (both probably wrong), 1). To stop the combine from sinking into the soft ground, and 2). The ease (or difficulty) with which it can harvest the rice. - - I will probably be "bombarded" with loads of "Don't be Nuts" remarks. . . But that's what the "Comments" section's for - isn't it.?

[@AerialAg]

Thanks and you may be right. I'll probably be out filming again this weekend. If I remember, I'll ask one of the farmers.

[@Beyonder8335]

You kinda got it with the second one. I don’t know the exact reason cause I don’t farm rice, but due to how wet it is, you can’t put near as much crop through it. This is because the wetter material tends to stick to things inside the combine and clump together rather than flowing through how it’s supposed to.

[@tractorfarmerkhmer9805]

Amazing Harvesting

[@csil2863]

Good video! Thanks 😊

[@peytonmaloz7293]

Did a hell of a job!

[@AerialAg]

Thanks man !

[@shyamkirar2721]

Hay bro i am from Indian farmers thats amazing rice good luck and take care

[@tylerdemary1210]

Zaunbrecher bout to start cutting this week north of welsh by Fenton

[@tribeofenoch]

I recently just fell in love with farming. when it comes to transferring the grains from the harvester into the truck why don't both vehicles stop? why does it need to keep moving while loading into the empty truck?

[@AerialAg]

Because unloading on the go means you keep harvesting. Farmers want to keep that harvester working as much as possible. Time is money.

[@tribeofenoch]

@@AerialAg ah sweet! Any online platforms that auction used tractors you can recommend??

[@adamalfredsson373]

What crops are usually planted after rice, i live In Sweden so I’m most familiar with serial crops and canola

[@AerialAg]

Here in Louisiana many farmers grow a second "ratoon" crop of rice. Others used the rice fields to raise crawfish.

[@richwielechowski5191]

Does rice need to be dried like corn? Thanks for sharing.

[@AerialAg]

This farmer did have a dryer, assuming most do but not 100% sure

[@dallenbreaux7667]

Yes, Rice is a very wet product

[@jonathanaguirre2969]

awesome video.

[@marianhoban9086]

Those' guys! ar! Professional'!

[@marianhoban9086]

Si!aici!A! Plouat'!destuL'!

[@BRPFan]

Good job like always Al! 👍👍 I am surprised at the small amount of product taken in by the combine and how slow it’s going! I don’t hear the engine having full load. You know the reason for it?

[@AerialAg]

Not sure why, but most of these combines harvesting rice always go a bit slow.

[@BRPFan]

@@AerialAg Interesting! I am sure there is a reason for it.

[@dallenbreaux7667]

Rice is a very thick and wet product, takes much much longer for the harvester to process it.

[@DanielAGUIRRE-vk2pk]

¡Gracias!

[@AerialAg]

Wow thank you so much for the support! I really appreciate it!

[@chungthanh7268]

Do you make a clip to preserve rice after harvest. Than you.

[@jamesroberts2115]

I wonder how many of those cattle egrets got added to the rice harvest. You can bet there was at least one who was a tad too slow to get out of the way in time.

[@marks_sparks1]

Superb footage. Questions: how much more expensive are the rice specialised harvesters for this JD model? Do the white egrets actually eat the rice or are they feeding on critters disturbed by the harvester?

[@AerialAg]

Thank you, the egrets are there for the insects and critters.. I'm not sure about the cost of the rice package though, thanks for watching!

[@DeadTreeDropOff]

watching this better than playing farming simulator

[@em.yeu.anh.nhieulam]

❤made farmers' jobs easier...❤

[@petanikulonprogo2983]

How many hectares can you harvest a day?

[@doolittlegeorge]

Looks like one of those ancient relics from 1834 you got runnin' there..

[@AerialAg]

Which one?

[@mikochan1502]

Banal na espirito kapangyarihan nang kabutihan pagmamahal kapayapaan love and peace ibat Iba kulay nang liwanag nang kabutihan at wala pinagkaloob saingyo habang buhay

[@Superintendent-iy9zv]

How many acres of rice does Louisiana plant? And how many bushels do you get per acre on a average year? Just wondering, I combine corn and rye in Michigan on our family farm. Pretty neat seeing a different crop harvested! And I just subbed your channel, love it!

[@AerialAg]

Thanks for the sub! Per the USDA: Breakdown by grain length for Louisiana are: long grain planted area is 430,000 acres and medium grain planted area is 50,000 acres. Harvested acreage for all rice is revised to 474,000 acres, up 50,000. Average for last year was listed as 6,800 pounds per acre. Rice is measured in barrels instead of bushels.

[@boomerang379]

@@AerialAg rice is measured in bushels. 45 pounds to a bushel. Barrels is a south Louisiana thing and nobody else uses that system.

[@boomerang379]

Average Yiled is around 165 bushels an acre. Hybrid varieties will produce more. But I’d you rely on county averages they’ll always be less

[@twintiviuragon8071]

Hi tech!!! Sa all new friend from Philippines" Twin Tivi Uragon"

[@smalltimefarmer2701]

I wonder how many birds go in the machine

[@boomerang379]

None

[@piperdoug428]

So what the moisture on that stuff going through the big green seeder

[@AerialAg]

Not sure, I didn't have time to jump in the cab that day.

[@boomerang379]

Start cutting at 21%. They’ll fly on some urea and flood it back up and harvest it again in October. Second crop usually only makes about a third of the first.

[@gironlam83]

What type of rice is?

[@ismailcheross7406]

Hai i form malaysia..nice paddy...

[@edwelndiobel1567]

god damn birds

[@unigrowmicrobe4285]

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[@jwolf4948]

Wish you did something more than just fly a drone around a harvester... with no commentary or explanation on the crop, this could just as easily be a video on corn/soybean/wheat harvesting. Make it a little more engaging by having a look at the 4 seasons around rice farming (even just a few pictures) and talk about it while flying the drone around in the video.

[@AerialAg]

My channel is mainly focused on the machinery. Its not about explaining the crops or anything like that. If you're looking for that, my channel will not be your cup of tea.

[@jwolf4948]

@@AerialAg To each their own. Hope you have success with your channel! Cheers.

[@oscarpalacios5541]

Can someone explain why the birds like to play chicken withe cumbine?

[@AerialAg]

They're eating insects as they flee from the combine

[@farmcambodia4975]

😘😘😘😘😘

[@soyddiososcar3564]

Hahahahaha un gran tractor de 8 llantas con un carretón de 700 o 500 buchos no no no. nesesitan. ver. Grace Ag. Partnerships

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[@janieloliveira6891]

Será que essa fazenda é de Bill gates

[@AerialAg]

No