Canadian Foodgrains Bank Winter Wheat Harvest 2016- 18 Combines -Killarney, Manitoba

Proceeds from this winter wheat harvest in Killarney, Manitoba go towards helping those in need, in an attempt to help end hunger.
Music: “Aerials” by Lights & Motion
By Arrangement with Deep Elm Records
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[@wildturkey5838]

The reason they swath it into windrows is that the wheat doesn't dry at the same rate -- when most of it's dry and ready there are still some green heads. Swathing insures it dries evenly and is all ready to cut at the same time. We didn't do it in Texas but lots of folks further north with a shorter season will do it to get the best yield

[@mtl-ss1538]

AAA+ = Up Date to 2020 == Kiwi farmers world record with wheat crop.!!! New Zealand - World Record for the highest wheat yield with a crop producing 17.398 tonnes per hectare,= New wheat world record at - [ 258.8 Bu/Ac ] = (6.93t/ac). www.stuff.co.nz/business/farming/122074530/kiwi-farmer-breaks-own-world-record-with-monster-wheat-crop ..-..2020 HARVEST -kzbin.info/www/bejne/jITWkHRqit2UmJo kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKrSd5mhlLaVbZY - Canterbury Kiwi-,Volgs - ..kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnGmGqkiammrqc Thompsons - ://kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnibZqV5qqiKqck . Quigleys - ://kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGWToJp8p9irgs0 . GAVINS - ://kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJy6hnVtqcR5gac haul cattle in NZ @ 50-57 tons gross.- 3x decks sheep & or 2 decks cattle.; kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKa4k5Kvorxmhrc kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmnVkKB9g8anopo - Stock sale yards kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKrSd5mhlLaVbZY - Hay haulage. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpWkpJytnLVlfclh KW stock truck kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKOoaWptitljpKs - Timber Trucks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nV6ln6qvd7Bofs0 Classic.Chip truck..++

[@jeffmcvay]

@@mtl-ss1538 Is that irrigated or dryland farming?

[@derekcullin357]

Yeah, I'm from Ohio and I've never seen them cut the wheat first 🤷🏽‍♂️ I guess it makes sense though

[@skadica5223]

I was wondering why to cut it first but it does make sense. I live south Alabama here we do it all at once.

[@stewyoder1806]

Here in Indiana they spray it to kill it. Thats why I try to avoid as much bread and flour as possible. Can't be healthy.

[@GivathBrenner]

Thank you...to all the Canadian farmers and their families for feeding Canadians and other people around the world.

[@ProEFESDEZ]

Woaw, u guys are cools with ur farmer, in france nobody like us lol

[@ProEFESDEZ]

+Alex wood Probably

[@fieldguy9765]

Blair Phillips You are right, we have to say "thanks" to all Farmers over the World! They produce our food and without food we can't exist. So they are important for every Human.

[@joopboots9195]

Blair Phillips problemen uitje

[@PerEdvin]

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[@erichess8408]

rode in a combine in 1966 when i was 6 years old, haven't been in or near one since then, faint memories is all, enjoyed this video!

[@ihguy2113]

its cut first to dry a very short window to harvest god bless our canadian farmers we work so hard

[@afrocelticfamily9017]

MANY THANKS TO ALL THE FARMERS . A JOB WELL DONE .

[@FergbyFive]

Mindblowing. Beautiful video for a meaningful cause. Hats off to everyone who made this film.

[@AbdoAbdo-ys8fm]

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[@bozobozo2427]

I thank everyone who contributed in this area to be a beacon of science and knowledge. Thank you very much and appreciate and respect you for helping to eradicate poverty and unemployment. Very important Bravo Bravo

[@stephenhill1716]

I'm a paramedic now, but farming was, and always will be my first love. It was my first job and I still go back when needed on the weekends to help that old soggy man. My dad died when I was 19, after that he was and is my father figure. Waking up super early, and not quitting until the job is done. It taught me alot about hard work and the value of time. If it broke, you fixed it and kept trucking. This video is pure nostalgia for me. I can only hope to own my own farm one day. Thank you for this.

[@chuckgreenwood200]

hope it happen s for you

[@gwenarchibald6073]

Brian this is beautiful and made more so by the choice of music Thumbs up

[@baldeaglesracing8906]

It always cracks me up when people comment about how farming is done in a location other than their own.

[@spencerglass3085]

DuncanFarms& Racing. Ya, there is more than one way to get er done. And this is the way they have to do it.

[@larrylund2682]

I live in Texas but, I am from Minnesota. So, I figured people knew why the swathers were used. I enjoyed running a swather. Nothing fancy but, it got the job done.

[@maxhuber1361]

My dad is from Killarney Ireland

[@bobbythompson3544]

Watched 19 headers working in a paddock of wheat 26000 hectares NSW Australia, Gunnedah, much quicker as no straw to worry about, your video is awesome!

[@mtl-ss1538]

AAA+ = Up Date to 2020 = Kiwi farmers world record with wheat crop.!!! New Zealand - World Record for the highest wheat yield with a crop producing 17.398 tonnes per hectare,= New wheat world record at - [ 258.8 Bu/Ac ] = (6.93 t/ac).;www.stuff.co.nz/business/farming/122074530/kiwi-farmer-breaks-own-world-record-with-monster-wheat-crop . = Wheat is to be milled for flour, or goes into stock feed - 2020 HARVEST- kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKrSd5mhlLaVbZY - Canterbury Kiwi-,Volgs - New Zealand ..kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnGmGqkiammrqc .++

[@florianflorian1463]

Foarte frumos este ceva nemaipomenit, îmi place la nebunie să văd asemenea videoclipuri succes pe mai departe

[@sparkydog2]

Thank you for this TOP video! Best wishes from vienna!

[@dcrosco1458]

Wow my son just loved this video. Keep up the good work

[@9120Case]

Absolutely beautiful in many ways

[@brianbeck9993]

What an awesome video. Thank you!

[@champagnesylvie-lavieenfra1378]

⭐🌟Bonjour ! une petite vidéo sympathique à regarder. D'étranges machines qu'on a pas l'habitude de voir par chez nous. Un très beau montage. La musique est sympa.Merci beaucoup pour ce partage.⭐🌟 Un petit bonjour de la Marne, où les fauch'batt sont de sortie. 🍷🍇 Greetings from the country where we make Champagne, in France. The country, I present 🍾🍷🍇

[@rexbahr3416]

I Canada they have to wind row to let the grain dry before they can harvest it, whereas in the lower state they let it dry then combine it.

[@carlstevens4981]

Great video, farming community spirit at it's best, help a fellow farmer out. Great job guys.

[@bradshropshire5305]

what amazing times we live in!

[@DorianTMChannel]

This is a strange way of harvesting. Good video.

[@joeachberger3455]

Outstanding,........very cool, I miss the farm country !

[@NaTech94]

*Absolutely stunning in so many ways.*

[@RonlovesGod]

Brian.... an absolutely excellent video in every way! Good choice of music. I like the way you showed the swathing followed by the actual combining of the crop. Your camera was set perfectly: clear and stable footage, accurate colour, good composition, nice tracking shots, etc. And fortunately it appears that you had good weather, good lighting and little wind to deal with. I would like to ask what UAV you were using.... let me guess.... Inspire 1 or a Phantom. In any case, well done and keep up the good work. I would like to correspond directly with you and need to get your email address, but not advertise it here to the whole world. I don't seem to see contact info on your website. Kindest regards..... Ron

[@1ausclaas783]

Thats magic mate ,well done

[@imallowedmyopinionok2354]

4.20 the wee harvester at the side. tee hee. classic. great video.

[@willfly111]

Lots of Case and three lowly JD's. Gotta love them Case's!

[@willzealand]

Amazing video!

[@_enishi_]

What type of dron u used? :D

[@JanekTeamTV6630]

Beautiful Harvest

[@RUMad3]

Now that my OCD is appeased I can get on with my day!

[@sweet.e7144]

awww this is amazing

[@HawghDeagle]

why you use 2-phase system of harvest?

[@spencerglass3085]

How many acres was harvested and what is that thing on the back of the swather?

[@WowMachine]

Wow, beautiful sight

[@pitquote]

CLEAN SHAVE- GILLETTE STYLE- AMAZING

[@CroakerOutdoors]

Farming Simulator 2017 looks amazing! Great work

[@buddydawson8875]

Wonderful presentation.

[@joshgudnason3360]

Nice vid Brian!

[@nonamenolastname8600]

Why didn't they directly harvest? Chopping and collecting and then using harvester. I thing they drop crops.

[@ronnieg6358]

Do they always cut across the tramlines?

[@sarah_farm]

It's such a peaceful life, beautiful nature and fresh fruits. No greedy corporations and board director. Wonderful. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

[@marselle8068]

dans les premières minutes c'est quoi cette moissonneuse enjambeur?

[@Bernie5172]

I never seen wheat harvested this way before. normally it goes straight into the header first time.

[@mtl-ss1538]

Up Date to 2020 = Kiwi farmers world record with wheat crop.!!! New Zealand - World Record for the highest wheat yield with a crop producing 17.398 tonnes per hectare,= [ 258.8 Bu/Ac ] = (6.93t/ac). www.stuff.co.nz/business/farming/122074530/kiwi-farmer-breaks-own-world-record-with-monster-wheat-crop ..-..2020 HARVEST -kzbin.info/www/bejne/jITWkHRqit2UmJo kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKrSd5mhlLaVbZY - Canterbury Kiwi-,Volgs - ..kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnGmGqkiammrqc Thompsons - ://kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnibZqV5qqiKqck . Quigleys - ://kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGWToJp8p9irgs0 . GAVINS - ://kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJy6hnVtqcR5gac haul cattle in NZ @ 50-57 tons gross.- 3x decks sheep & or 2 decks cattle.; kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKa4k5Kvorxmhrc kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmnVkKB9g8anopo - Stock sale yards kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKrSd5mhlLaVbZY - Hay haulage. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpWkpJytnLVlfclh KW stock truck kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKOoaWptitljpKs - Timber Trucks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nV6ln6qvd7Bofs0 Classic.Chip truck.

[@33joiner]

wow what i call cutting wheat , we dont cut it like that down here but sure nice to watch and learn

[@Colbato.]

why do you use a swather instead a combine ?. Has it an advantage ? is it doing only in canada ?

[@mdd_3232]

mainly used for big scale farming not very common in the us usually in states with alot more wheat production per square mile

[@antt4592]

Mickey Mouse production value

[@SgtUberGrunt]

In the north many people windrow it first to dry out unevenly ripening areas of the field instead of spraying it with a preharvest burndown of glyphosate or kixor.

[@peterjonhuddleston]

As I've never seen this type of harvesting before coming from the UK, I wonder if grain is lost compared to a harvester that cuts and stores the grain?....good video BTW.

[@mdd_3232]

no grain is lost if you windrow it first it can help dry the wheat quicker and make it less of a hassle dealing with 18 45ft headers

[@runningbear8537]

That was an advantage of the old reaping method. You save money on fuel to dry the grain and the straw will be ready to bale.

[@ovidiuciuparu6421]

Seams a waste of diesel to cut and then harvest. A combine ca do this once. You don’t have to burn the diesel 2 times and the wheat can be dried later...

[@skippy5712]

@@ovidiuciuparu6421 For there region and there climate and harvesting window this must be the most cost efficient method. Drying of grain using hot air heated by Diesel Burners or Natural Gas if you are lucky is also a costly operation.

[@historicbeef]

I never taught to see a combine race one day...

[@israeljuarez9907]

Por que cortan primero con la autopropulsada?

[@koltens.4854]

why do they use those headers on combines instead of just strait harvestin it

[@Stefi23250]

super tare!!!!!

[@agriculturavideosdiversos.4763]

Por que usam duas colhedeira para colher o trigo?

[@DrummerKenz]

Is there a specific reason you cut against the grain instead of going with the way it was planted?

[@BooherFarm]

So the cutter bar wears evenly

[@aljaz4407]

Coooooolllll videooooo!!

[@briand5521]

Beautiful video

[@shaminahossain8666]

Man I could only imagine the lag if this was on FS 19 -nice vid

[@mrhorsepower150]

Damn that's impressive

[@PetesFarmingVideos]

Just curious is to why they are cutting against the way it was planted

[@SgtUberGrunt]

there was lodging in the crop along the drill rows so cutting it against the lodge allows more to be collected by the windrower

[@PetesFarmingVideos]

SgtUberGrunt makes sense

[@trackpunjab7561]

how many acres is this field

[@philread23]

Stunning, bringing humanity together, would be very proud if i were a participant, but the goal is unreachable with corrupt governments

[@antt4592]

nice production and harvesting tricks

[@randolguidry273]

Love this video and know absolutely zero about this procedure, but why not have header harvesters doing it in just 1 pass? Just curious.

[@vasilemuresan5620]

How many hectares are?

[@dhansel4835]

This is a tractor driving backwards with a cutter wind-rower attachment on it. My question is, tractors are geared to drive forward, does this tractor have special gearing in it to run backwards? Next question.... Now he has it wind-rowed will there be another tractor type with the ability to harvest the wind-rows? If so, it seems like that a all-in-one combine would better suited for the job unless this is all they have.

[@samkom33]

hehe although it looks like a tractor in reverse it isnt! windrowers are spesiaally made maskines for windrowing!

[@Whiskey-is-life]

Awesome video

[@etrain757]

Amazing

[@JanKowalski-hc4sq]

How many acres does the combine work on?

[@robinmyman]

Amazing.

[@babakhan6155]

Backround music ?

[@joshnorth8071]

what is the round thing on the back of the swather?

[@brianarchibald2564]

A swath roller to compress the swath into the stubble when cutting canola so it doesn't blow in the wind.

[@danielschyttelvik6104]

Brian Archibald is this canola. its look likes barley or wheat

[@danielschyttelvik6104]

Brian Archibald sorey for my englsih

[@gregshearer423]

Brian Archibald a think it's to take the lumps out the rows

[@extremeking98]

Jag

[@Kings.English1990]

I wonder if they know the welkers

[@jrbpa5775]

Why windrow it first then run it thru a combine?

[@bobnwashington]

To allow the grain to cure or reduce moisture, Tx., Mt., etc. has low humidity & can be harvested standing.

[@88Henkie88]

this can also be standing harvested right so for me it was also unclear why now you mow it put it in a windrow so the fibration can also loosen the grain and with an combine it s already in the machine so looks for me less losses and less work this is actually double

[@MajSolo]

it is double work and extra work hours and extra fuel. But they obviously do not do it for fun. Somehow there is a reason and they have to do it this way. And they have invested in machines to do it this way. Which suggest that the conditions in that region make this process necessary every year. So they do it this way and have machines for it. Other farmers at other places in the world might just wait with the harvest or harvest with higher moisture then put it in a barn and blow air through the crop. I guess these guys do it this way to sort of kill the plant and speed up the ripening or something and reduce moisture.

[@danielrose1392]

When your wheat is not ready for harvest but you have to harvest it, you basically got two choices. Cut it and come back with a combine a few days later, or spray it with a herbicide few days prior to harvest to kill the plant.

[@monumentagraveniers6582]

MajSolo “

[@goatamongsheep4296]

Is this wheat grown without GMO's, herbicides or pesticides? No Bayer/Monsanto? Factory farming looks like to me.

[@rozenildosales7999]

Queria pelo menos conhecer um lugar dese

[@MohammedMohammed-if2bg]

At the top of magnificence Machaouallah Blessed Rahman

[@vincentvolk1590]

Why do your harvest it Not direct i don t understand this System

[@Agriculturespotter]

Nice video!

[@joseruz7172]

muy buenas maquinarias

[@oceanblue8392]

Holy balls that's a lot of combines

[@timforbrook9169]

Ocean Blue I was thinking the same thing

[@kamuzu]

How in the world can all the combines face one direction to pick up the swathes? The swathers go up one way and back the other laying the swathe. Half the combines would be picking up ''heads first' and other half straw first...........can these newer combines pick up ''straw first' without plugging or growling like a wounded buffalo? Somebody please explain..

[@rihannariad9870]

نتمنى لكم الصحة والسلامة ومزيداً من التقدم والنجاح

[@konstantynvoronou4847]

Why are you harvesting across the crop?

[@Whiskey-is-life]

That’s Canada for ya doin good

[@projectsouthernshield2760]

When I grow up I want to be a farmer...does anyone know how much it cost to buy land and all the equipment?

[@trevorfab586]

Project Southern Shield The land depends on where you live, but for a combine it can cost up to 250k-500k for a new one, and for a header it costs more then most Audi cars! (That’s if you buy new) you are gonna spend over A good 700k for farming (machinery) and depending on how many acres you want and where the location is that you buy land. It’s a lot of hard work and money to be a farmer

[@sammy4282]

@@trevorfab586 Probably why it's usually passed on haha

[@trevorfab586]

Sammy yea mine was passed down

[@grahampritchard4111]

Why don't you just use a combine? Rather than cutting it then picking it up. nice video anyway. Good to see people helping each other.

[@sedatkalay6154]

Graham Pritchard yes men fuck

[@oilersridersbluejays]

In Canada our harvest window is small. In low spots our crop can be grass green and hilltops ripe. Swathing is the best way to ripen it evenly. You can wait and try to spray it to dry down, but it takes longer and you really increase the chances of frost damage doing so. Once it's in the swath, there will be little to no frost damage. Three days of sun and wind after swathing it'll be evenly ripe. I've personally swath all my crops and I have been doing 5 to 6 miles an hour picking up wheat, barley, canola, and flax swaths and throwing nothing over and the straw is smashed to smithereens.

[@alspeers6931]

I believe that some of the largest farms on earth are perhaps the King Ranch in Texas were apparently need a helicopter to cover ur property, however l believe that some the largest fields on earth are in Alberta Canada were so e the actual fields according to the Guinness world record is a field in Alberta that is 70 thousand acres, thus explaining the film with 18 monster combines

[@vishalchauhan3900]

I love Canada

[@corycoulter5140]

Awesome

[@user-be6db3ih8z]

Cool!

[@AndreLuiz-du4ez]

cada qual mais doida

[@JPurdy-yj3yg]

That's nothing next to Estebin pulling oaks

[@ADE1000SON]

Nice handshake at 1:57.

[@eugensavu7725]

Forta!

[@barlou7626]

la vidéo est magnifique à regarder mais ou cela va s arrêter car la machine nous déterminera dans un futur proche

[@hatamalkenani6684]

ای بالله صدق من قال الخیر یخیر والشر یغیر احنه بدون مانملک ای شی و کله حروب و دمار و مشاکل و صراعات و هما ماشاء الله خارجین و مایعبر هاذ شغل لهم

[@briankrouch430]

nice video

[@geschiedschrijver]

Farmers feed cities........... Unfortunately they are mostly under-appreciated. Have you hugged a farmer today ?

[@crotag00]

Thats a lot of wheat

[@fredricful]

Rart med det menn vorr mye fisk må 8 milliarder mensker ha 8 milliarder kg fisk om ver fisk veier 1 kg det blir en fin summ i tonars 8 milliarder tånn fisk vor mye fisk er det i havet?