Big JOHN DEERE Tractors on the Move in Fall Tillage

[@paulfityo1]

Thanks for taking the time to explain the crop rotation and functions of the differnet tractors. I apprecaite it as somone newly intertested in agriculture.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching. I was hoping that showing the full picture would help understand why the tillage is important and why there are so many tractors.

[@carylljunebenavidez8312]

My sister hates farm watching

[@SimonKL11]

That's quite a setup for ripping😉👍 cool to see big tractors working hard to break up the compaction👍👍

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching the live premier and so many BTP videos.

[@sharpshooter7127]

Oh yeah....been waiting on heavy fall tillage videos. I would love to work on a big farm like these

[@bigtractorpower]

Tillage is always interesting to watch. If you like heavy tillage I posted fall tillage video last month featuring 4 fall tillage passes in the same field at kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYjZnn6PgrupY5osi=tJwV1TjQu71_ojZa

[@TryAdaptLearn]

Good to see the big tractors and their operators working to help feed us.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@endtimeawakening5557]

Wonderful content! Thanks so much for taking the time to explain the process. How do the Deere track machines measure up against the tire machines? The tracks seem to distribute the weight more uniformly with a much larger footprint. ❤

[@lukepullen5467]

Triple tractors are just cool. it doesn't matter what colour it is

[@bigtractorpower]

I agree.

[@georgegozelski7330]

Great video! Finally a farm that gets it! All these big no till guys never deep rip anything! And, you can see it in the quality of their crops at harvest time!

[@bigtractorpower]

This farm is mostly no-till but the deep ripping on half the ground every other year is a big benefit to the crops.

[@404nitro]

Been eagerly waiting for this one! Kinda cool seeing a 440 on triples like that. It looked like the 9R on triples pulling the planter % the 5:50 mark was a 370. That's really neat to see.

[@cesargallo7424]

They use duals to use then these tractors for grain carts, to avoid being so wide

[@sanjeevtyagi3739]

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[@bigtractorpower]

Good eye on the 370. The section of the video talking the cropping season were clips from my archives filmed from 2018 to 2023. The tractors pulling the air drills are 9360Rs. The farm in rotates two 4wds from its fleet every few years. In 9360Rs and 9370Rs were the main tractors on the farm in 2018. The farm upgraded to 9R 490s and 9R 440s this year. I think the 490s were working on strip tillage this fall. I did not see them.

[@gailp9432]

Great job Jason. How wide is a 9R with triples?

[@michaelaudy6415]

V rippers always look small behind such big tractors until you see them struggling for traction

[@bigtractorpower]

They do. Running as deep as they do the tractor gets a good work out.

[@jeffpaggett7274]

Amazing how triples still slip....wow

[@AkbarMoncongloe]

Good video brother 👍

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@trogers00100]

Wow. When I was a kid , our ford 881 diesel (45hp?) was bigger than most of the tractors in our area.

[@Beyonder8335]

very different than our operation. We run an 8370r on a 7 shank case IH 875 mulch ripper

[@dinomelvin3369]

Thank you. 👍👍👍

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@glennboyd7049]

These big tractors on triples are just unreal! Nothing like them in Britain.

[@bigtractorpower]

I enjoy watching farming in the UK on KZbin. It amazes me how tractors narrowly fit down the roads and navigate traffic and parked cars in towns. Tractors with this tire set up would not go very far on the road in Britain. The triple tire set up is the same width as the 4wds you see with big metric dual wheels. The triples ride smoother and reduce power hop vs duals.

[@glennmoreside787]

Another wonderful video. Thank you for doing them.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@Parents_of_Twins]

If I lived in that area I would volunteer to run a tractor for them. It's not hard work, as compared to stand grinding or hod carrying, running equipment 8-10 hours a day but it sure is tiring. Of course the grader I ran didn't have air conditioning, padded seats, cruise control, auto steering, etc. so it kind of like comparing operating an old dump truck versus a new BMW.

[@samson1200]

Thank you for thus great video! I love watching all the agriculture equipment at work on the farms. What has been your perception of the difference between the multiple tires opposed to using tractors with tracks? Which causes less compaction of the field?

[@kevinpaul627]

Jason….. Awesome job and content….. Also thanks to the Garnett Farms for allowing the show& tell of there operation.👍🍻🇺🇸

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you Kevin. This is not Garnetts. It is another good sized farm in the same town.

[@kevinpaul627]

Thank you for the clarification….. Thanks to that operation has well!

[@brycekirby1567]

Thanks for this video, excellent

[@bigtractorpower]

It was fun to film. Thank you for watching.

[@catrionasmith7295]

So Cool

[@אביבןעמי-ש9ט]

Helo from israel😊

[@bigtractorpower]

Hello. Thank you for watching. Very cool to have a viewer in Israel. Your country is my prayers daily.

[@douglassellers7528]

I have a 3 shank 915. First year I used it on the end rows the 766 IH would lift the front end off the ground. They are a good tool.

[@bigtractorpower]

Wow that’s a work out for a 766. The 915’s can really give a tractor a work out.

[@tony98discovery]

How much does each agricultural machine cost?

[@ski7470]

On the areas where the most compaction is, would they need to rip it twice as it is so compacted, also do triples grip better than tracks doing this type of work?

[@peterm6128]

Very informative video Jason. I love your channel.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@SebastianWarth]

Awesome Video Buddy Love The John Deere!!

[@bigtractorpower]

This was a fun day in the field. Big green every where.

[@ScottPykare]

Some of my favorite videos of yours Jason is fall tillage. Great way to end the week!!!

[@bigtractorpower]

Tillage is what these big tractors were built for. It’s always cool watching them work hard. Thank you for watching.

[@disgruntledconservativevet1798]

Lots of ripping here in California, and most is done with Cat D10-D11 with a 6 ft shank.

[@rileygarrett3551]

Do you film any of Braden Mclinmis farms out of Texas

[@piperdoug428]

back when we put in 3000 acres of spring crop i pulled a 50ft Morris airseeder with a JD 8970 on 520x42 triples n man there wasnt much it couldnt pull through, better than the T9.615 high idler that replaced it.

[@davidlauman760]

what happened to the winchek disc after corn and then harrow must be differnt farm

[@russellrichter3473]

My family farms in North Dakota and I would like it if you would do a video of them. It's Richter Farms at Goodrich. They currently have about 8000 acres under tillage and no till every thing except for corn ground and old sunflower ground

[@ileenmcminn2062]

Do they plant on the same line as they rip or at a different angle? Are all of the bean double crop or do they plant any in the spring?

[@excellent952]

What fertilizer is required to make the ground productive? Two cropping it must remove a lot of nutrients.

[@bigtractorpower]

This farm puts nitrogen down with the planter. In the video I briefly showed the planter set up. Here is a full video of this farm planting corn kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpvXcquFiLGmrqMsi=oeRcPYBIxYzaSFST After the corn is a month old they will side dress the crop with nitrogen.

[@wi.dave3812]

Thanks for your explanation of this deep tillage and it’s importance in crop production and yield

[@glennspreeman1634]

They don't get freeze and thaw help

[@jimmystrain883]

Great video Jason as always, can you say whos farm this is Jason, they got it together ❤ i love fall tillage videos

[@bigtractorpower]

Arnold Farms right across from the home farm on 68/80.

[@rossnolan2883]

Here we go 😊😊😊😊😊

[@Husker3435]

Nothing like triples on a tractor, no matter what color it is. Not to mention the rarity of all the 9R’s having a 3 point hitch, but then again I’m sure they ordered them that way. Great footage, keep it coming🇺🇸

[@NaTech94]

*That's the sole method to achieve the highest possible yield.*

[@bigtractorpower]

It works well for opening up the seed bed.

[@NaTech94]

thank you @@bigtractorpower

[@joshjones3408]

It mit be a dum question but why do they point the exhaust stack fowerd... I don't get it ...I know there's a reason but what

[@glennspreeman1634]

Direct noise away

[@RealJohnWayne]

8 & 9R tractors on duals and triples, but no tracks? 🤔 "Nothing Runs Like A Deere" 🦌 👍 🇺🇸

[@bigtractorpower]

No tracks on this farm. Most farms in the area have gone to tracks. It is nice to see triples on a new 2023 4wd.

[@RealJohnWayne]

@bigtractorpower Have they told you why they're the exception?

[@DarrenShaw-ev5tb]

Almost 500k -Great work & Thanx

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching Darren.

[@jeffreyhoover2105]

I enjoyed this video

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@SouthenBrosFishing]

Where is this?

[@jackiejordan2808]

At 13:40 he’s got it buried, the colter blades was under the dirt, lol, he was getting all out of her that he could!!!

[@bigtractorpower]

They try to get every inch broken up that they can. 😁👍👍

[@framfull]

How do the GPS knows the other tractors run?

[@kevindavis9054]

What about oncoming traffic

[@nasosnasos8054]

Price ?

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you Frank.

[@ja5onl6]

Rip woodchuck family 😂 11:17

[@bigtractorpower]

Good eye. That is actually armadillo burrow.

[@ja5onl6]

@bigtractorpower it looks like he lifted in that area, was that to keep them safe? Are the beneficial?

[@edgarantoniocastrosoto]

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[@jacktice7287]

This is what they mean when they say go Green

[@tugboat2739]

Howdy bigtractorpower

[@bigtractorpower]

Hi Tug Boat.

[@Parents_of_Twins]

I wonder if super singles would work better than the triples on the 440's. Obviously traction is the main issue there. That farm sure does like their John Deere equipment, don't think I've seen that much green in one place since I was in Ireland.

[@mfreund15448]

The farmer has explained before that the cost of 3 smaller tires is less than one or two bigger tires.

[@bigtractorpower]

Here in WKY triples are the most popular for higher horse power tractors. They give the best traction in the red clay soil. Metric duals power hop here. I have not seen any LSW singles used on farms here. Farmers feel the super single will not put the power to the ground. I have filmed a 500 hp FENDT 1050 on wide singles, wide duals and triples. The triples by far gave the best ride in tillage. The large singles really did not perform. Triples are also cheaper to buy or replace. You’re buying a row crop tire rather than an expensive metric.

[@Parents_of_Twins]

@@bigtractorpower Interesting. Guess different ground requires different tires. Didn't seem like the triple tired tractor was doing any better than duals which is why I was wondering.

[@Parents_of_Twins]

@@mfreund15448 Depends on upfront costs versus long term costs. Jason already answered my question and I do remember now that you mention it someone talking about the costs of buying multiples versus other options. I didn't see any real difference in traction between the duals and the triples which made me wonder about the LSW's. A person learns nothing if they never ask questions.

[@chuckrobinson6244]

How many big farms are there in that part of the state

[@bigtractorpower]

Several. I really could not put a number on it. This area of Kentucky is directly below Illinois and Indiana . The land in the region is an extension of the big farming in the I states with a souther climate good for growing crops. This part of Kentucky is all about agriculture. I am finding out about new farms to me all the time. I just discovered a 10,000 acre farm I never knew about that runs all red and still moldboard plows in WKY. Here is a video on that farm kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYjZnn6PgrupY5osi=2-S2pJlVmVVPwd1P

[@paulbrown4850]

On our farm here in Scotland we run claas tractors

[@bigtractorpower]

Very nice. I like Claas. I have a video on a Xerion 12.590 on the way.

[@craigsibley8161]

Excellent video once again big T 👍👍👍 that 9R on the triples is epic...

[@carlspeight1795]

What happened to the corn harvest with Matt

[@bigtractorpower]

This is not farm Matt works on. It is in the same town. This year for corn harvest I did a ride along with the owner of the farm that Matt works to talk with about upgrading to X9 combines. In that video Matt is running the X9 shown in the opening 30 seconds of the video. You can watch the corn harvest at kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXa9n2mkpqyqjq8si=N6yWPHvQBo2HCqag I will try to catch up with Matt when he is spraying wheat this winter.

[@kenhurley4441]

What a great banker they have. Just how many $millions of equipment does that farm have? Oh here's an answer: 2022 John Deere 9R 440 Tractor - $479,000

[@noehueber6602]

Hello everyone good vidéo big tractor power hello from alsace in France In alsace when we want to go fast with my boss I am in the 8r290 us booster at 390hp and the harrow and my boss behind with the jd 6150r twin wheel and the vaederstad tempo v8 seeder and my boss's father with the 6130r and the monosem 6 row seeder has 3 in the same field of beautiful together like that on a big plot near my house in Alsace we are definitely the only ones and 3 it's huge in Alsace in the same field and at your place 3 it's normal long live the us if there would be nothing that would hold me back with my boss we would live in the us I like the small and medium gear but I also like the big one

[@cesargallo7424]

Rippers is the kind of implement when you think a big tractor maybe is not big enough!

[@bigtractorpower]

They an equalizer on power. Even the 640 hp tracked machines on 9 shank rippers stahl out on this ground.

[@FarmerTrio725]

I know a farmer in Kansas that uses a 9r and strip till for tillage (idk how much horsepower)

[@bigtractorpower]

The 9R is a good tractor for tillage. Thank you for watching.

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

Those guys can turn a lot of dirt

[@bigtractorpower]

They move across the field pretty quick.

[@AlphaxWolf]

Why does he seem to be lifting the up out of the ground slightly and dropping it back in?

[@bigtractorpower]

That is when the tractor runs out of traction or they ease off for a second. There are also some big rocks in the field and they life to go over them. They will also lift the ripped up in an area that will was and leave that spot unworked.

[@JoaoPires-pd9ot]

I❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍

[@georgetarabini6552]

Great video, great shots, very informative, good job

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@jamesbarbour8400]

Whilst I appreciate that ripping the ground is indeed necessary for breaking up all that compaction, the first thing that sprung to mind, was the cost of the operation. Firstly, the cost of all that JD equipment, both tractors and rippers, JD not being the cheapest on the market ! Secondly, the fuel bill for running all those tractors. The owner of the farm must have some serious acreage to justify all that equipment. Naturally, I am aware that timeliness of such operations is of the utmost importance - it simply has to get done, or the next operation will not.

[@brianzybura8633]

You can be sure that this farm has to be thousands and thousands of acres big to justify the investment in all these tractors and tillage equipment. This farmer , whoever he is , is definitely a multi millionaire.

[@davidoden]

This is not the big farm he usually films but it is definitely a big farm.

[@bigtractorpower]

A large factor in the big farming in this area in Kentucky is double crop soybeans. If you farm 2,000 acres you crop 3,000 acres in a season. Raising two grain crops on the same field in one year is plus for the farms. Because of the schedule needed to run the crop rotation it leads to big equipment that can cover the acres fast.

[@jamesbarbour8400]

@@bigtractorpower thank you for the reply 🙂👍

[@johnmessinajr.2591]

Is this Garnett farms? How can they own so much equipment, maintain it, pay their workers and still make a profit!? They must own/rent thousands of acres? 🤯

[@bigtractorpower]

This is not Garnett Farms. Both farms are in the same town. A large factor in the big farming in this area in Kentucky is double crop soybeans. If you farm 2,000 acres you crop 3,000 acres in a season. Raising two grain crops on the same field in one year is plus for the farms. Because of the schedule needed to run the crop rotation it leads to big equipment that can cover the acres fast.

[@johnmessinajr.2591]

@bigtractorpower Thank you! Wow, do you know if both owners are rivals or do they help one another from time to time. Most farmers around me on the east coast have friendly rivalries but help one another if times are rough. 🙂

[@jamesjolly7406]

👍👍

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you James.

[@carylljunebenavidez8312]

who find 3 tire

[@GreenRobotCat_R4702]

0:12 Your welcome.

[@carylljunebenavidez8312]

Yep I also like farming

[@DavidThurmond-l6o]

Every farmer needs to go back to disking and breaking there ground one day they will have to it will get so dam packed

[@bigtractorpower]

The 915 is a good way to break it up.

[@paulofrancisco565]

👏👏👍👍🚜🚜👌👌

[@zackmax7184]

I am a Disabled Person and I don't Farm. My Family rents Our Land and I think they have John Deer Equipment.

[@kirklothert3435]

You mean John Deere

[@joshjones3408]

If they do have the green it's good stuff... they say nothing runs like a DEER

[@kirklothert3435]

@@joshjones3408 ... You mean Nothing Runs Like a Deere

[@joshjones3408]

@@kirklothert3435 I don't no there pretty fast ..they can wreack car or plant a field...I like red my self i mean personally...ask your mom she'd know

[@unsatisfiedfans7422]

Isn't John Deere logo containing a deer?

[@ryansbigideas]

No wonder they wanted farmers to lead tank battalions!

[@WesternFarms12]

only a couple mil of equipment no biggy...😏

[@mehmetsari903]

👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@davidfout3781]

John deer.. IT would be nice to know made in America by Americans..and repaired by farmers..that own the equipment. Not so much these days..Deers.CEO..is not worth his weight in gold... AMERICAN FARMERS #1