Corn Harvest 2023!!

[@russellbowman8051]

Interesting!! Keep Smiling On!! 😄👍👊❤️

[@longbow7848]

Thanks for the live feed.

[@johndoyle6697]

Today is October 12. National Farmers Day . Thank you for all your hard work and showing the long hours farmers put in to feed us and the world. Love your videos and content.

[@steveo6034]

God bless all the farmers!! 🇺🇸

[@chuckmyers7698]

Another great video. Your so easy to talk with, great personality. I'm sure your well liked by everyone. 😊 Keep the videos coming.

[@MrCrazycook8]

Don't know why, I find it relaxing/enjoyable watching machines do their job..

[@LEAADFarms]

Same

[@johnhelbig7110]

Great video!

[@Russv2]

Thank you for capturing some in depth footage/details of seed corn harvest. This was really interesting to watch and gain awareness of the similarities and differences between commercial corn and seed corn harvesting.

[@cdalton3169]

Just fascinating, Cale! Great video! The look on your face was priceless when y’all met that other picker head. Ha!

[@thomaspowers4952]

Thanks for the video... Entertaining as always! And ( 3:14 ) thanks for showing the combine internals! The level of engineering complexity is crazy impressive! 14:56 - Made me nervous!

[@beckyumphrey2626]

Seed corn is a great side niche. Hope it did well.

[@markshriver2917]

Good info. Like what you all do. Thanks again. Great video

[@Beazie151]

Reserve, Louisiana. Sugar cane is harvested here.

[@unclebones2488]

love the corn pickers, back in the 2004&05 I ran a OXBOW Super Jack articulated picker the tank was all one unit , they are a beast I never got stuck , the dump wagon would pull in the empty trucks into the muddy field & I would pause picking to pull the full trucks out this was picking organic sweet corn

[@DonnaChassie]

Donna Chassie is from Graham WA.

[@larserickson2862]

Very interesting content. I 😊enjoy your channel.

[@daveschwerdtfeger7842]

👋😊

[@mraetnts]

Why is seed corn picked on the cob, as opposed to using "regular" combines with corn head, to harvest?

[@brewster5739]

The seed company they grow for wants it left on the cob so they can remove the kernels.

[@michaeltraweek2377]

It would be nice if you explained whet your doing in the seed picker and the difference between it and your combine ...

[@fredtucker9236]

from: Meadow, Texas but live at Canton, GA

[@johnabriggs6044]

as a life long radio man wondering why not a higher gain radio antenna for your farm radio system that would give your repeater better coverage than the current one you have mounted on your high point on the grain storage high point

[@alanflor703]

Question about the cover crops: when you put the cattle in there to feed, do they pull the turnips and radishes out and eat them or only eat the greens?

[@Dn1sdr]

Does anyone know why sea corn is harvested on ear? Is the threshing section of the combine too rough on it?

[@rockercover]

0:09 Is that your base-station radio antenna? Do not see these often anymore. As a *in-the-past* FCC licensed GMRS radio person, I was impressed with the UHF band, for line of site comm.’s. Not as impressed with VHF band. You have quite an impressive Farm operation.

[@johnbucklerfarms]

Is there better $$$ in Seed Corn versus Conventional Corn? And Do ya Cut and bale the Corn for Feed?

[@LEAADFarms]

We do the best we can with what we have. 🙂

[@LEAADFarms]

It's a little bit better pay but also more work it can be a nice niche for a farmer

[@coffee8866]

So these are contractors that you hire to harvest your crops? or did you take us to another farm harvest? Amazing watching how America gets its food from the hard working men and women at farms.

[@LEAADFarms]

These are contracted through the seed company. But most of them are farmers in my area and some of them also grow seed.

[@jeffculpepper3492]

I hope all that was under warranty?

[@ceselb]

He said so last video. I hope that still is the case. That sounds awfully expensive otherwise.

[@andrewvernier432]

Do they dry seed corn and shell it later

[@billy19461]

New cap?

[@carlchoates3114]

carl

[@jeffsiegwart]