New Combine is a Corn Eating Machine! Corn Harvest 2023

[@wulfjason]

I love the CRG. I used it for 3 straight days and by my calculations it avg'd 10 cents/hr for the modem usage. That is so much cheaper than Deere's yearly subscription price.

[@miguelamaya6246]

We would like to thank you for sharing your videos with us...

[@supercuda1950]

I know you have a lot of farmers visiting your site and watching your videos. Being a city slicker and now living in the "country" I always thought I should have been a farmer (but never had the opportunity). Instead I served my country and worked various jobs (I was once a tool and die apprentice) and finished my working career with 33 years as a mailman. My point is this. Cherish your farms and the job you do. Here in SW Ohio, the farmers have a hard time getting the next generation to carry on the tradition and often are offered so much money for their land (to develope into housing) that it makes sense to sell out. Unfortunately what happens when we have to rely on foreign countries to feed us. I appreciate what the farmers do for us and hope the rest of America wakes up and realizes farms are more important than building more houses. Again, I appreciate what you do for America. Keep up the good work!

[@bladewiper]

"Wyffels, #1 cause for cab corn" I like it, great saying.

[@steveneal2706]

first time here. Great video Carson Thank to you and your dad. Be safe

[@6thGenFarmer]

Welcome to the channel!

[@joemueth4077]

You guys are entertaining I have to say. You show that farming is always a learning experience. Love the drone footage. Happy harvesting and be safe.

[@6thGenFarmer]

Thanks for the great comment!

[@centexan]

Really enjoy your content. Thanks!

[@timothyeng282]

congrats on a successful first day of harvest.

[@6thGenFarmer]

Thank you!

[@richardmartarano4266]

Great channel! Thanks for sharing your life’s journey.

[@dustinbryant8233]

Not sure why this popped up in my feed but well done video. Very entertaining.

[@Ticky66MN]

That was a great video! Exciting time of year. Thank you.

[@6thGenFarmer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mikesweeter1515]

Watching from Sioux Falls! 👊👊

[@6thGenFarmer]

Awsome!! I go there fairly often

[@kirkleythomas9280]

Enjoy your videos - great drone footage!

[@6thGenFarmer]

Thank you!

[@bzs187]

That tester is easy to use, while it could seem like it's complicated. We have one for many, many years now and it's great. Though if we want one accurate number, we use the other one that's grinds the grain down.

[@smokeylovesfire1589]

I grew up in Idaho on a small farm. But you know this farm is huge when it takes a Space telescope to see across this corn field. Huge! I actually bolted in the cab a AC purculator coffee maker so I could have fresh coffee instead of using a 10 yr old Thermos. I thought I was in tall. Cotton with the coffee maker but no… When he climbed up to the combine and we see this gizmo dad was fooling with my first thought is these farmers have made it! They were making fruit smoothies in a combine. I had no idea about corn being dry. But I’m wondering why the corn was chopped when the corn stalks look green? A totally fascinating video about technology on how farmers feed the world. Loved this video. Subscribed now.

[@Jaguar79gt]

please be careful when cleaning the grain tank. here in germany a few weeks ago a 25 year old slipped and got into the corn snail. he lost both legs 😔 great funny video again 😎👍

[@brandonfettig7565]

On your grain cart. On your auger. Down by the door to open it. Right above it there is a plug held on with either 4 bolts. Or an actual moisture sensor on there. It’s an option. Ours wasn’t optioned with it. So it just has a medal plate over the hole

[@curtisowens4588]

Hey Carson nice video

[@6thGenFarmer]

Thank you!

[@2009deerejohn]

The only exception to the “there’s no such thing as too much grease” rule is excavator swing bearing’s, give ‘em a good greasing every oil change, 250hrs at least cause I’ve seen too many guys hit the swing daily and blow the seals out and then the grease just falls out and eventually the bearing goes because of it

[@Beyonder8335]

We've been running stalk devastators for 4-5 years now, and we've never had an issue with the slip clutches like you mentioned, so hopefully you'll be fine.

[@SouthernILAg]

We haven’t either, but I noticed theirs is a chopping head with all the trash flying backward. In my opinion you could unhook the blades and still do a good job with just devastators

[@Beyonder8335]

@@SouthernILAg now that you point it out that might do it. I agree, the devastators do a great job on your own. Turning off the blades may even free up some more power on the machine.

[@SouthernILAg]

@@Beyonder8335 yes, I also heard the beeping I’m all too familiar with running a 740FD on a 770 meaning low engine power while his dad was unloading on the go lol need more ponies

[@Beyonder8335]

@@SouthernILAg can’t say I’m familiar with that, our 770 is on an 8 row cornheader and 30 foot grain platform lol.

[@johnblack31c]

A battery operated leaf blower would make short work of cleaning that combine hopper. I enjoyed your video.

[@tonywise3705]

you've got to be kidding me

[@mikedemott1720]

Hell, I thought he was making Margaritas

[@6thGenFarmer]

😂

[@Forevertrue]

Hey a yard leaf blower might be a good tool to blow the corn off for change over. I don't know how long it takes but I bet the blower is faster. Thanks Great video

[@RealJohnWayne]

"Nothing Runs Like A Deere" 🦌 👍 🇺🇲

[@joemueth4077]

For sure Duke.

[@thomassunderland5728]

Case ih 9250

[@vitalioramosdejesusramos3207]

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[@vitalioramosdejesusramos3207]

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[@JD-oh9vz]

The mini gac by dickie john is junk. Same issues never read a consistent reading, and grain always has trouble sliding thru cup before it enters the testing chamber. I have bought several different testers over the years but 3 years ago i bought a Shore 930. It's easy to run and always a half point within the elevator. Best money I've spent on a checker.

[@6thGenFarmer]

I’ll have to look into that!

[@daviddziegielewski653]

You sure the dilio bopper isn't a thingy majigy? Keep up the great work and videos.

[@6thGenFarmer]

😂😂😂

[@rau123]

So you're harvesting some of the corn now because you need some for a delivery. When do you think you'll get back to bringing in the rest of the corn? What percent moisture do you want it to be at?

[@rawwetzel]

It's better to under grease then over grease. Number one failure of bearings is over greasing. It will push the seals out and let dirt into the bearings causing premature where.

[@joelrust6647]

You need a hand broom to clean the hopper!!

[@6thGenFarmer]

not a bad idea actually!

[@raymondhenderson1516]

Love the video and always love seeing mean green. With the extensions are you still able to get it inside the shed?I hope you get the right moisture for you corn so you dont have to use energy just yet drying it.

[@6thGenFarmer]

Yes we can still get it inside the big shed, but need to unfold the extension to get it in the shop. As far as drying goes we found over the years that drying our wet corn is more profitable than waiting for it to dry naturally.

[@scottmorrow5497]

I’ve asked a great number of people who always tell me that about how drying corn is more profitable if they could show me a side by side yield map with the yield difference at different moistures. Do you have any you could show me? I don’t want to know your yield you can scale the spatial data up to 500 bpa I can figure the % myself. Every time I’ve ever harvested early and came back late I lost money in the early harvested corn. @@6thGenFarmer

[@timbradley5848]

New to your channel. Great video production. Question, how will the corn be used, feed or made into ethanol? Thanks will be tuning in again.

[@6thGenFarmer]

Thanks for watching! Almost all our conventional corn gets turned into ethonal. The organic corn gets turned into chicken feed

[@bernardniesen8694]

With modern day technology, weather forecasting is still unpredictable! I use the radar to do my own predictions! Segue, a hand brush would probably make cleaning the tank faster?

[@6thGenFarmer]

I think sometimes we waste more time trying to predict the weather than just living our daily lives! and yeah a nice little hand brush would be nice.

[@robertmccaa3507]

How much are you putting on the ground and are you able to shell the entire cob at 27%?

[@6thGenFarmer]

Extremely little corn on the ground. It actually does a pretty good job at 27%

[@deronlogterman2951]

How many bushels does that hopper hold?

[@6thGenFarmer]

650-700 if I remember correctly

[@agger838]

​@@6thGenFarmerno way lol

[@Farmbros0076]

We started a month ago

[@petemattocks7643]

did you check to see if there is any corn on the gound to see . whats on the ground/

[@6thGenFarmer]

Very very little corn on the ground. The 770 does a great job. Better than the 780 that we used to have

[@georgelehman4970]

Why dont you use a lawn blower to clean the wagon ?

[@6thGenFarmer]

We got one somewhere, but didn't happen to have it on me at the time

[@mississippifarmer4301]

How is the stalk devastators doing?

[@6thGenFarmer]

Ehhhhh. Will know more in a couple weeks!

[@UFOsExst]

How much is a truck load of corn worth?

[@ceterisparibus51]

This channel seems like a commercial to me.

[@MatthiasSchulenburg]

You measured 21 - 26 - 35 ..... so if you measure again you should get 51, because the sample is getting more wet .... ... 😂🤣😂

[@6thGenFarmer]

😂😂

[@modoc852]

Field of corn looks like it’s ready for cutting silage 😅or for making sour mash. Y’all don’t look or sound like real grain farmers to me but rather posers making viddias😂

[@itsmaize9626]

Spending millions on equipment and countless hours in the field to make a couple of bucks of of KZbin💪

[@topworkengine5487]

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