*NEW* prototype Grimme Prios 440 potato planter | Valtra T234 on tracks

[@uhitskyle]

I wish they had a mod in fs22 for this setup, atleast the implements, although the Valtra on tracks would be sweet. It's very pleasing to watch for sure!

[@Cornholio]

I still want it for fs22 eventhough the Grimme 440 Prios is now in base game fs25

[@jonnykerley]

Great video. Looks like the planter is picking up 2 seed potatoes in each cup quite a lot.

[@davidcurry4433]

I spotted that too, the cups look too big for my liking 👍

[@michaeltihon3485]

Very nice filming with the drone 👍

[@Agriculturespotter]

Prachtige combinatie!

[@Muwex]

That looks efficient as hell!

[@chile424bst]

Wow great video of grimme potato planting machine

[@jjgrashuis]

super mooie machines!!

[@FinneyWambua]

Still waiting for the 2022 update on the new farm equipment investments

[@frankguimaraes3233]

Máquinarios top show parabéns

[@buynsell365]

I have always said that they need to make tractors with cabs that turn 90 degrees so you can see behind you with out having to turn you body......it would make things so much easier.

[@Agrifotodotnl]

There is already a tractor that can turn the cab 180 degrees, the Claas Xerion.

[@VanDronewerkAgro]

Mooie video 👍

[@Agrifotodotnl]

Bedankt.

[@agropixel]

Mooie video!

[@andyhutch8262]

Noticed some of the cups are lifting 2 seeds.

[@davidcurry4433]

Yep, how do you explain to the boss running out halfway through the field 🤔

[@Landbouwfotografie-vd]

Mooi gemaakt 👌

[@alfredjodocuskwak4138]

Wat een combinatie

[@jeromevray7782]

beau travail

[@garyjanssen5388]

How many break downs do they have cos there are alot of moving parts to this

[@Agrifotodotnl]

This is a brand new machines so no break downs!

[@spukduk5632]

so if you need potatoes to plant potatoes. where did the first potato come from?

[@Agrifotodotnl]

Potato seed :-).

[@Niels_f2704]

Is dit bij Swifterbant?

[@Agrifotodotnl]

Dat klopt

[@thedrunkensailor8026]

2:05 telling me you're in the netherlands without telling me you're in the netherlands😅

[@enzolabranche124]

🤩🤩🤩

[@XusenTurdaliev-u2o]

👍👍

[@seamusnolan4083]

Is that lime spread before planting?

[@Agrifotodotnl]

No there is no lime being spread.

[@notmethanks816]

It looks like Urea Ammonium Nitrate bulk tanks to me. Probably 28% or 32%. Fertilizer would be my guess. It is a little odd to see this emptied into a stainless tank. In the states we would see a nurse tank (plastic) on the front of the tractor, especially for liquids. It would make more sense to see a stainless hopper if it is a potash (potassium chloride), urea or some other dry fertilizer.

[@Agrifotodotnl]

@@notmethanks816 Yes it is liquid urea fertiliser indeed. Can be held in plastic tanks but these stainless tanks can be fitted more neatly in the machine's frame.

[@tomasztomasz5202]

Operator from Urk

[@arnomrnym6329]

👍🏾😎

[@LtBRS]

This ain't farming, it's a lunar landing.

[@emmanuelhubert8054]

👍💪👌✌️🤘💯🇨🇵😎😁😷❤️

[@jakegiesbrecht4368]

🤨 over engineered. Now when the cultivator breaks down the planter is down to.

[@ajcvn3471]

and when te land is not cultivated tje potatoes cant be plant same result

[@MadMarky]

Field cultivation is necessary before planting potatoes, at least in this type of soil. By doing everything in one go you save time and labour costs.

[@dirtdevil70]

@@MadMarky I think the concept is interesting but in a practical sense its probably better to have separate pieces of equipment. Here in Ontario Canada, you'd had a large tillage tractor that would be travelling at a higher ground speed,,, followed by a large planter... Im thinking two separate but larger units, doing different tasks can cover more ground than 2 units like in the video doing everything in one pass.

[@voornaamachternaam2797]

@@dirtdevil70 Well it all depends on the soil condition imo, in heavier soils like these shown in the video tillage is always done by a rotary cultivator at low speeds in the NL. It then makes more sense to combine it with planting in one pass. However on more sandy soils tillage can be done at a high speed so then it makes more sense to split into two operations.

[@jonasstahl9826]

@@dirtdevil70 The thing is that here in Europe our fields are usely relativ small und farming Equipment need to drive on public road to get there, means it need to be street legal. What limits the size of equipment you can use or you need complex folding mechanic.

[@charlymalaga4275]

this is not agriculture any more ??? its a disaster ??? a big factory ??/