BRAND NEW HORSCH JOKER, JD 6190R

[@BollocksUtwat]

I gotta tell you George I appreciate this kind of unedited look into how you go about doing some stuff. Sometimes the desire to make stuff look clean or keep it moving along or presentable loses details. I like this candid view of farming.

[@jasonrowe268]

Love the shots of the clods going through. Be good to see the difference with even a little of moisture in the ground. Nice bit of kit.

[@karljacobson1575]

Hello from the U.S. I farm in Kansas. Just found your channel . Enjoy your videos!!

[@fergie35X]

Great video George. Very interesting to see the close up shots on the Horsch especially for Henry to see what is going on.

[@cibie01]

Very solid built bit of kit i like it, that would have looked so good from the drone with all that dust flying George.

[@joebarton2700]

Like the slow motion footage, looked cracking

[@krisdieselv6]

I like the slow motion, nice to see whats really going on.

[@TacoBellCustomerService]

That dog scared me a few times!!! Fearless

[@Mr.M1STER]

Farm dogs are smarter than you give them credit for.

[@andrewmicas4327]

Yes they can be but I lived on a farm for 25 years we had one run over in the yard by a feed stock delivery truck.

[@Mr.M1STER]

It's everyone's responsibility to look out for each other on the farm. 2 legged friends and 4.

[@alfie_2853]

ANDREW MICAS not exactly the farmers, more the man that CANT DRIVE THE WAGON

[@matthewmackman894]

I have subscribed toyou

[@waynechristopher1135]

SLO MO was very cool!! Thanks

[@ironworker3049]

Great videos,like the ones with the dogs in the cab,keep it up 👍

[@AndrewHecker85]

That is an awesome little bridge.

[@colinblackwell5059]

well done George i like that horsch joker it looks smarts and i wont to see more videos of it and others equipment when you get more please do a shore video of it :)

[@Mr.M1STER]

Lovely bit of kit George.

[@jackphillips524]

nice claas overalls George I've got a pair myself. Great video too

[@AgriculturebyHans]

Very good George! Nice ride, nice Horsch!

[@1stwyldcdn]

Another great video. Cool slow motion close ups.

[@MalcOfLincoln]

Pretty sure I saw the same disk harrow being used around here George. Same colour but some distance away. Similar conditions here at the minute. Thanks to your vids I'm noticing things again :) Look forward to the tractor run video.

[@nielsf]

That slo-mo though, must be what it is like for bug apocalypse

[@Ghis1964s]

I like it!! But I'm waiting for anything better than a Ruben9 or even Ruben12 (we have rocky fields, so twin disk on single spring is a NO go here)(even though all these plates are all made in the same forge in France)(and I hate cutted-corner made rig anyway).... We just put brand new plates on my boss's Ruben9 2 weeks ago (as they last only about 3yrs around here) Can wait to work em out in a few weeks (it still maple-syrup season here) ;) edit: I use the ruben on non-plowed fields, sometimes two turns, and then ready to seed right after. But for you there on that field (seeing this already plowed etc....), I would ask to have one of those Australian Diamond rig that we even see coming around here. Simplest rig I've ever seen giving great results for seeding.

[@landtechnikmv-agriculturalvide]

Good video and a nice new implement!!

[@daniellauchli499]

very beautiful Jacket..😉

[@sergeantsovula5811]

Bauer Dani it's more like a one z 😂

[@rmack48]

That ground does look pretty dry indeed.

[@billybillings5361]

Good video George.

[@joseph-ur2ks]

we have a 8 meter horsch like that and we had issues with the front folding ram bending when on uneven ground

[@Andaman1979999]

I'll admit this type of tillage seems a little different to me. It seems you guys plow wet ground in the spring then try like hell to break up the clumps left from plowing mud. I realize you are too far north to no till. you have to plow to warm up the seed bed for germination but, why don't you plow in the fall after harvest let it sit and have the clods break up from the winter weather and disc the field in the spring for seed bed prep and leveling. Maybe its cause our farm we are no tilling corn in april but it seems you guys burn a lot fuel and time when you don't necessarily need to. Just asking but isn't there a better way?

[@grizzz6884]

I agree with you,i am adding my question to your question, Why wouldn't you use a Cambridge Roller (or whatever you call it in Britain) at speed to break the clods, as that is what we used to do in NZ when we had a similar situation, or press wheels at ploughing. Thanks..looking forward to an answer

[@alexveldhuis6004]

Spring often too wet to work the land here in the UK. So often the landwork is done mostly in the Autumn, before it gets too wet. The clay is hard to work when dry, but really the only time to do so as when wet all you achieve is make a mess. Some no till is done here, but it is not that popular. Much less ploughing is done now compared to 20 years ago.

[@technikaoborak2544]

Well to me it looks like new harrow does not helped too much to break the soil clumps . Why not use rotarry harrow ?

[@mrclucker1969]

Great footage of the blades doing their job! I have always wondered what went on between the rows, but valued my life enough not to ride on one!

[@bryanplayfair121]

george you should show the footage to henery of the disc working if havent already

[@joseph-ur2ks]

discs are better in soft damp clay lumps because it chops them up but with dry hard clumps i would say a power harrow is best cos it impacts the clumps and crushes them to make them crumble. a power harrow is best with a clod bar right behind like on the amazon ones then no large lumps get through on the surface

[@technikaoborak2544]

Exactly, why not use power rotarry harrow to break the soil? Or rollers, but these discs to me it looks like they did not do nothing to the soil, it i funny to me, buy new joker and go to the field - You change the soil by 5% :DDDDD

[@wallyrecore9436]

Can you do a farm tour

[@douglasbuhr5741]

I like the high speed shots.

[@robdoig7318]

bit random mate but did you use to have a lely hibiscus rake got a couple of issues with mine at the min

[@class185]

Interesting how would roller work on this dry ground

[@hiscifi2986]

Maybe its a bridge problem, too small for a 12 to 16 ft water ballast roll.

[@zapbrannigan000]

george, do you prefer the curved discs or the straight ones like on the he-va?

[@hanshn3d]

Question for you. Do you have many organic farmers in your area? Bw. Hans from Denmark.

[@johnie-bg9qd]

How is the direct drive transmission better than ivt ?

[@michaelkennedy628]

What camera do you use?

[@anthonynichols5053]

were you guy's located im from Dorset down in the south west of England

[@f0rumrr]

Hes located around bedford.

[@blackeye7215]

i like the close up shots

[@bussestom]

jeff georg

[@gutmen123]

Hi what is the average speed on the field ?

[@mattphillips4260]

do you guys not do any no till

[@owenfarrell1455]

nice vid m8

[@joeclarkson3642]

How large is that fielf?

[@trystanwilliams1701]

Can you do a video on how to use the green Star? We run lots of johnny queers but no gps

[@Martin-wz2ie]

It would be cool if the equipment had some sort of preset and you just input the make and model in the computer and sets it up for you

[@barnaby5896]

George are you going to go to the steam rally this year

[@TheTechGuys8]

Whats the different between running disk/disking over the ground compared to running a cultivator over the ground ?. we have always ran the plough or the cultivator over our ground as it lifts up and turns over the soil. thanks

[@trystanwilliams1701]

thetechguys8 we use a disk in cornwall to run over cauli stub when they are finished, a disk is used for bigger material (like brassicas)

[@umw0tusayin]

Do you work for a contractors

[@rickysdiecastmodels3067]

Good video

[@2626stephen]

Power ranger .....Robot in disguise

[@eoiny5]

What breed of dog is daisy??

[@markthompson6338]

How are you finding the John Deer George🚜🚜🚜

[@andrewmicas4327]

Need to buy the Dog a yellow visi vest and hard hat.

[@harryfinch4986]

ANDREW MICAS ha ha yes

[@terrysaunders8948]

hi George i'm terry saunders from maine u s a and wher r u from?

[@henrimessely2506]

GOOD video

[@johnbrown9623]

Great video thx

[@t0mall870]

When's Santa bringing you a Fastrac

[@framfull]

Horsch great machinery, but so fu....g expensive.

[@SaginawGS]

A jd. I thought all you had were fendts and jcb and that one ford

[@М.К-к4к]

That's interesting, what kind of idiot does the dizzy?

[@aministratorgeneral.9298]

I think with this auto steer they should install a deadman handle/pedal, like in train engines, it could save someones life oneday, as anyone could really fall asleep at the wheel.

[@paddygoesracing]

JCB fast tac

[@danielduell8955]

A horsch joker u must be joking

[@aministratorgeneral.9298]

Bit of a daft place to stand i think..

[@Kardizzy]

yeap thats the wrong tool for the job :)

[@JamesWalker-fg5yt]

1,000th like

[@colincampbell3679]

Yes the black farming dog.. I thought if they don't control that dog around the Cultivator it be a dead daisy dog! it kept sniffing under and around the back of the cultivator blades and really with a big machine like that you should have tied the dog up on a lead out of the way? yes it is a well trained dog, But it only take 1 second of her nipping under the back blades as you lower it out of view of you two lads and dead dog? And another thing, Why do the companies give these machines and cultivators etc. Such daft silly names? Better calling it a model number and a good name which is better than a joker? the bigger version of this I used in the FS15 game it was called the Tiger I think about 10 metres wide? What's next, call one of them a blue bunny? As for the soil and the lack of rain sir.. seems now ( 26th April in Kent will be wet with very cold nights and frosts ) So maybe you see the same too which shold help break down the ground?

[@danielatkinson9739]

it's his dog so he controls it how he wants and I don't even know how you farm sym jokers feel you can comment on REAL farming operations.

[@robhallam9363]

too many moving parts if its owt like a sl

[@aministratorgeneral.9298]

Definatly not a safe working practice.

[@kevinalexander595]

Looks like a wast off time and fuel