Chicory Root Harvest - Start to Finish | 12 row Holmer T4-40 & Terra Felis 2 | Loonbedrijf Hack

In this video we are following the harvest of Chicory Root on one field of 11 hectare from the beginning to the end. On november 8th contractor Hack Harvest of Kruisland in the Netherlands used a massive Holmer Terra-Dos T4-40 12-row beet harvester to lift the chicory roots and dump them on the headland. After more then 2 weeks, on november 28th, the roots where loaded and transported to the processing plant ( Sensus Roosendaal ) which was a only a 10 minutes near the field. A Holmer Terra Felis 2, also from contractor Hack, loaded the roots on Iveco and Volvo trucks.
Chicory is used as a sweetener in the food industry, for more info please see:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicory
hackharvest.com
Cichorei rooien en laden door Loonbedrijf Hack uit Kruisland.
Dank aan alle medewerkers van loonbedrijf Hack en akkerbouwbedrijf Klein Tiengemeten!
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[@Tractorspotter]

a slightly longer video than normal, I hope you have made it to the end :) Do you want me to make longer videos more often, or do you find videos of five minutes long enough to watch? Please let me know! Thanks for watching and have a awesome day! Cheers, Martijn

[@brandy3278]

Five Minutes are enough :) but great Video

[@ArchersView]

Hi Marijn, great video as always! I believe videos of around 5 minutes are about right. This video did work well & I watched to the end!!👍

[@johnnys9564]

Perfect lenght this one

[@pino4et_647]

of course we want

[@TobeySteinman]

I think short videos are great all the time, with the occasional long video like this, maybe once a month or so

[@Martyn386]

Its a perfect length of the video. Also i like, that u showed us the full circle from harvest to delivery to the factory.

[@AgritechFutureUS]

*The video length is just right, and I appreciate the full circle view from harvest to delivery at the factory. Well done!* 👍

[@ethylhexyphthalate]

You are truly the Francis Ford Coppola of farm tech videos.

[@antoinevam2180]

I wish all these videos had a voice over to explain what's going on rather than the written commentary. I appreciate your work either way! Thank you!

[@mongomay1]

I drink Luzianne chickory coffee here every day, in South Carolina. Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Louisiana, since 1976.

[@FaPlaatsman]

Prachtig om eens een langere video te mogen kijken. Het is weer een mooie video om te bekijken. Super mooie machines in de video 😊

[@jimsvideos7201]

Thank you as always for all the work you put into recording all the footage for these, never mind all the work to put them together. I like the longer format; anything between five and about fifteen minutes is fine with me!

[@dimduk]

Amazing cinematography, this is art in its purest form. I like the barge in the backround and the turbine blades spinning across the field.The specialized equipment makes the job much easier and you are the best at showing how things work. Great job, you are a pro at this!

[@tusharpatel3346]

U ex gf hi TV

[@damienherblot3723]

Une vidéo de cette qualité là, j'en veux bien tout les jours Et pour la longueur c'est impeccable Beau boulot

[@fynbo1007]

Very interesting to follow the process to factory. I find your video fine, even longer than normal it was still interesting to follow for me. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family

[@pack10man94]

A great video !! Chicory harvest made me recall the old 1940's song by Sammy Kay; Chickery chick, cha-la, cha-la Check-a-la romey in a bananika Bollika, wollika, can't you see Chickery chick is me? A great video !! I love the machinery involved. You're a great movie maker !!

[@rcmast3rtract0rking]

Harvester done great job getting that beet out, never seen beet come out that long before

[@omegabassofficial864]

What would i do without your channel mate. Thank You for brigthen up my day. Greeting from Germany. Goed gedaan, bedaankt ;)

[@travelling_stephen]

As always a Great video, it was nice to the harvesting and then loading and off to the processing plant. The two machines used were fascinating 👍. Short or long videos are all great , and very much appreciated.

[@sloveniesthilaire4526]

Bns

[@ironknight2824]

A good made Video. Nice Vievs, good quality , many cameraangles which makes the vid interesting. All connected with a light ´n smooth sound. Just great!

[@thegrinch8161]

A great video to watch.👍

[@WilliamB161]

Amazing video keep up the good work have a wonderful weekend You’re videos are very amazing great catch I like your video so much

[@660einzylinder]

I really like the longer 'field to pack house' type of films. All your films are great, and it is interesting to compare the Dutch methods with ours here in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Keep up the good work.

[@alexveldhuis6004]

I am curious to know if Chicory roots are grown in the Fens. Is this the case?

[@Agriculturespotter]

Prachtige video en die kijk ik zeker helemaal want ik vind het super interessant om dit een keer zo uitgebreid te zien Martijn! Goed werk en echt mooi gemaakt! Fijn weekend! Mvg, Jan.

[@careycummings9999]

Another awesome video! They are very efficient with harvesting these root vegetables. That machine is really something else to see.

[@pack10man94]

A fantastic machine; being an engineer I can't help but think about how much maintenance is required. A GREAT video. I love the detail camera shots.

[@Landinaro80]

Tractorspotter BEST of video making on agricultural world

[@robward6354]

a lot of work went into this video the detail is great -- good work

[@geraldodacosta6982]

Amazing! Thanks for this marvellous and interesting vídeo! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@timmindermann86]

Absolutely Amazing

[@RobeMaverick]

The best channel!!

[@winia69]

two of most beautiful machines in agriculture

[@claudegarnier8001]

Merci pour cette vidéo beau matériel beau chantier d arrachage de chicorées👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

Working in the shadow of that windmill would drive me nuts.

[@AgricultureINDIA-91]

Wonderful video ❤️❤️❤️

[@roneagle8038]

Excellent video!

[@umwhatthistime]

Interesting - Thanks

[@KleinTiengemeten]

Mooie film Martijn💪👨‍🌾🚜

[@masterofdisaster9484]

Wow cool video

[@user-wu8lc1fi7h]

Good video! Thank you!

[@JEDI-MAQUINAS]

Aí sim em top parabéns pelo máquinas e ótimo vídeo

[@tomyhr501]

Great video, like to watch longer videos.

[@ilonaszalai7719]

this is beautiful

[@agriculturetv5776]

Nice video

[@agri_67]

Nice Video !

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[@MightyAutomotives]

Wow amazing

[@WowMachine]

Thanks for your sharing

[@cameronkinnan6697]

This is pretty cool.

[@JPREEDY77]

At 3:45 you could have slipped in a little bit of Terminator sound, lol excellent video

[@FILIPFROMSALMO]

great video

[@danyman7456]

super, nice video.

[@gilles2914]

Bonjour, merci pour cette vidéo

[@derektinkler4120]

Good video like the longer videos.

[@user-eu2xv7qz5p]

Очень круто, спасибо!

[@andrewfreer4795]

Pete the legend x

[@ginggur17]

Very impressive.

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Great amazing😃😃

[@milxl]

great video a bit longer is not a problem it would be great to see the end product thank you

[@kawasakininjazx6r100]

Great! :)

[@nikolajc7617]

Its about season again here in Denmark, hope im going to work at the factory again in the season this year.

[@michaelmurray7199]

A lot of people don’t really think about the kind of work and technology that goes into putting food on the shelves at their local grocery stores, which is kind of sad really.

[@jljljl1820]

santa claus brought me a new tractor video

[@dabijalaurentiuflorentin5848]

sure is nice to farm there !

[@KRISHNATRACTORS.]

Super

[@bluefleet1655]

Well, I wouldn't mind longer vids like this. Also, will you be doing like a bts on how you plan all of this out?

[@MrWarhead16]

I appreciate the video, awesome as always. However, why wait 2 weeks before taking it off the ground? Is there any reason for this?

[@MrGettario]

Mooie video met prachtige machines. Het zijn wel dikke wortelen het lijken net suikerbieten. Bij de boerderij vroeger waar ze witloof kweekte waren de wortelen veel kleiner en smaller. Deze werden mischien rapper geoogst.

[@sambaseydi4970]

VERY VERY NICE GOOD 😍👏👏👏👍

[@superbmediacontentcreator]

Good DP...

[@jonahbrame7874]

Is it a different machine that picked up the pile or just a different head on the same harvester? I was curious because the conveyor on the back was completely different too. But, it would be kind of crazy to have a dedicated machine just to pick up the root piles.

[@raggdoll1977]

Why dump and leave them in the field instead of taking them directly to the processor? Seems like it creates an extra step of loading them a second time?

[@stefanvanvalen6344]

Komt de video van de Fendt 943 MT ook nog online?

[@AgriTV24]

I have never seen something g like this

[@joselicomatozo7081]

Joselico gracias Dios 🙏🏻🇺🇸🏦🛠💪🏻

[@stephenforster8366]

Can someone tell me why these sort of harvesters crab instead of just going straight always wondered ??

[@Tractorspotter]

They do this because in this way each of the wheels ride in a different track, so you have a bigger footprint and reduce the soil compaction. This machine weights about 30 tons empty.

[@TobeySteinman]

Are the birds looking for worms that have been stirred up?

[@TheCorminator]

Yes - the worms think the machinery's vibration is rain and come to the surface. Or at least that's my understanding of it

[@viclemaitre7121]

Is er een verschil tussen deze machine en de machine die wordt gebruikt om bieten te oogsten

[@filimniko]

Das ist cool! Aber warum können wir die Rüben nicht gleich zur Fabrik bringen?

[@Populiervogel]

Die Fabrik braucht sie noch nicht, arbeitet mit einem Zeitplan.

[@bertusgrobler2146]

Why is it left in piles for 2 weeks before taking it to the factory? Why not dumping straight from the harvester into the transporter? I really need to know.

[@vanderleimachado966]

Mais vídeos assim da indústria!!!

[@miguelfdez712]

11:55 the drivers has a spanish flag inside the truck's cabin

[@CarlosRodriguez-cf1wt]

Olé esa bandera de España!!!!!!

[@mariusz3509]

How do you clean root weeds by spraying? or maybe with a hook regards

[@meme012458]

哇...空拍的畫面好美喔

[@meme012458]

白鷺鷥也爭食

[@meme012458]

大開眼界...農業機械化

[@mayronalves9270]

Is it ok to leave the beets in the ground for 2 weeks?? Do they use something to cover it??

[@Tractorspotter]

Only when it is freezing they need to cover the pile.

[@mayronalves9270]

Thanks for the reply 😄

[@janzatecky9024]

My neigbour is a farmer and he has so much machines he bought new kline for sugar bulbs and so on fanatik in to farming technology allways new machines to be happy he has eaven he doasnt drive anything else than his 4x4

[@bonniebrock5109]

Is that the Chicory Root Jazz Beat song @ 10:10? I like it!

[@russharper5028]

What is the reason for discharging onto the field instead of straight to the truck? Drying time?

[@Populiervogel]

Nah The Factory does not need them yet, works with a schedule.

[@amolwankhede3880]

Alien technology

[@user-fe9kf5zj7s]

техника монстры все круто

[@VioletEyesLuna]

kinda curious is every farm/land owner had their own machine or they rent it? since i know some of the machines was highly expensive. thx.

[@lekwek1989]

This is a contracting company, there are quite a number of these. They supply equipment and operators and the farmer/company hires them to do the harvest.

[@VioletEyesLuna]

@@lekwek1989 ah i see thx for the explanation.

[@happygardener28]

I know some smaller farmers co-op (share) equipment. and try to schedule use so everyone in their group can benefit. Not all farmers can do this if they are too far away

[@peteacher52]

Superb camera images, highly informative - could have run for another 5min or so, without losing interest. I was actually reassured to see the flocks of gulls following the crop lifter, something not often seen apart from the odd crow. It suggests, to me anyway, the presence of worms and grubs in the soil, in turn suggesting a sparing use of chemical pesticides. I hope that's the case.

[@j.sagiechode]

I believe we call them "sugar Beets" across the pond.

[@nekopinTV]

近代的です。凄いわ。巨大な機械いいね。

[@zanesmith666]

so what do they do with the mega pile after it's all harvested? like whats the most time effective to pick up all that stuff without damaging it

[@Zero01k]

How fast was to operating speed when harvesting?

[@Tractorspotter]

About 2km/h, this is needed to get the roots in one part out of the ground, if you drive faster the roots can break and you lose yield.

[@Zero01k]

Ah, thanks for the info

[@thegrinch8161]

Okay I know that I am a dumb oldish Scotsman but what is chicory root and how do you use it in cooking

[@harezy]

was he crabbing the back end to get out of the mud??

[@happygardener28]

tractorspotter explained that is done to try to reduce compaction as the machine weights 30 tons empty.

[@jamesbing8561]

what’s the purpose of the crab steering?

[@robhyde8067]

Serious!? Pick up beets since night to morning!? Farming Simulator take only 10 to 30 mins depends on how much. Interesting :3 enjoy to see compare! ♥️

[@VincentRoxanne]

卧槽，太牛逼了！！！厉害

[@sarah_farm]

excellent video again, i like the bamboo shoots, they taste good, keep up the excellent videos and get your farm the way you like it🥰❤ ! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

[@kurbonalipartoev2559]

Добрый день! Партоев К. Таджикистан

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