Western Nebraska Wheat Harvest 2024 | John Deere Combines

[@martinnoble665]

Literally started watching this channel the other day… now I can’t stop👌🏻 footage is unreal.

[@martinnoble665]

Can’t believe the speed those combines are moving 💨

[@jessenp20162725]

We were doing up to 7 mph with the stripper head

[@dgrenier4908]

We weren’t far from there last year with our custom crew. We Hauled wheat to Chappell as well. We headed north to MT from there, didn’t return back home till early Sep.

[@FarmGearInnovators]

🌾 Harvest at its finest! Thanks for showcasing the hard work and dedication that goes into these operations. Keep up the great content! 🎉

[@philmertz243]

Beautiful sunset

[@King_Randy]

Absolutely beautiful sunset shots!

[@jessenp20162725]

Great work Mike! Thank you for coming out!

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

Nice setup 👍👍

[@jessenp20162725]

@@Hinesfarm-Indianathank you!

[@SimonKL11]

Harvesting while the sun goes down is beautiful👍😄 thanks for the video!👍👍

[@ScottPykare]

Really enjoy these wheat harvesting videos out west Mike!! Appreciate your efforts 👌🏻.

[@plowboy7700]

That is good wheat country there.

[@lennardperry5184]

great video Mike. thanks

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

Coving the ground fast with those big rigs, great video Mike 👍

[@lloydreeves715]

Keep up with the good work Mike love watching your videos on KZbin God bless

[@chrisgossman6512]

I saw your last video on your tour of the Christmas decorations at your home and didn't get a chance to comment. Thanks for sharing that one. This video was wonderful also, I always like seeing harvest videos any time..

[@franciscosandiego3026]

Great video brother from the imperial county ca 🚜🇺🇲 and happy New years 🎉

[@GIANTDIGGER]

Good harvest Mike

[@Bowhunters6go8xz6x]

I agree with King_Randy, shots like this @ 18:30 and 21:42 are just awesome, liquid gold streaming across the sky ! Thanks Mike !

[@JohnCorsaleJr]

I like harvesting videos

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@YouhanaJani]

Thanks🙏God bless🙏✝️

[@Paul-Genge]

Beautiful, Happy New Year from the UK!

[@jeffreyhoover2105]

Thank you mike for sharing these combines cutting wheat in Nebraska those fields are really big . I just have on question mike in the first part of this video is there a reason why he used a stripper head instead of cutting stalk and all .I know there a reason why but I was just curious. As always thank you the excellent job you do to bring these videos to us thru the whole year .thanks to farmers who also let you film these videos so that we can watch them .

[@jeffreyhoover2105]

That was a beauitful sunset

[@jeffreyhoover2105]

That was a beautiful sunset mike thanks for sharing

[@jessenp20162725]

We use stripper heads for harvest efficiency, increased organic matter, soil shade, and various other reasons, but those are the orimart

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

First time seeing a jd with a side step ladder like that.

[@ralphllivrah9551]

What happened to the stripper head. Looked like it would take off. It was such a great idea,so much less trash to run through the machine.

[@lawrencewilliamson3303]

Great videos, gives me the big toy fix while we are covered in snow up north, what make model of drone do you use

[@kentschuyleman7127]

So what is on the front of the neighbor's tractor? Is that some kind of pusher bar to help the trucks out of the field or something?

[@farmhandmike]

They are rollers that fold down and roll down corn and milo stalks to prevent stubble damage to the tires.

[@nielsdybro9759]

Nice video. I noticed one of the JD tractor had what looked like stalk rollers mounted to the front of it. Were they using those to reduce tire damage in the wheat fields?

[@jessenp20162725]

We use the stalk rollers in the spring, we’ll use them Strip Tilling Corn on Corn, or drilling oats/chickpeas into corn stalks.

[@user-ku8jh3ug4j]

What is the advantages of this header Mike?

[@farmhandmike]

Stripper heads pulls the head of wheat/grain off of the plant which leaves a higher stubble than a head with a sickle. Guys in these areas like them for that reason. This is a pretty dry area so the longer the stubble the better chance of holding the snow in the winter time from blowing away and can then melt in for moisture for next seasons crop. Some other guys that are selling straw are using them then they will come in with a swather and mow it down then bale it. Some places like the longer straw as today most farms are running rotary combines and they break up the straw more.

[@clintmeyer8029]

👍👍👍👍

[@bobnistler]

😎😎

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