Corn Harvest in December 2019

[@biopowerfranken8519]

Nice Job, guy's and a good video! I think the conditions for harvesting are not so bad. The frosty weather makes absolutly no soil compaction, the corn is rather dry, well done. Greatings from Germany and a Merry Christmas

[@michaels.7166]

Perfect Video. No stupid Music. Thanks. Merry Christmas.

[@AgrarfilmeNorddeutschland]

Very nice! The 8530 is awesome. Happy christmas!

[@sprayguy9]

Frohe Weihnacht aus Kanada :-)

[@AgrarfilmeNorddeutschland]

@@sprayguy9 Dankeschön! :-) Viele Grüße aus Hamburg :-)

[@doncrap9627]

Why is the corn so short? It looks like someone cut the top half of the stalk off.

[@kostyakulshin]

Спасибо!!!Тяжелый хлебушек......

[@sprayguy9]

пожалуйста

[@johnwilmehser3741]

Still shelling here in western IL too. Merry Christmas!

[@sprayguy9]

Merry Christmas to you as well. All the best for the New Year

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video

[@moisesalmeida7372]

PETER, YOUR VIDEO ARE GREAT. CONGRATULATIONS! (I am from Brazil)

[@albertwilliams8919]

Great video guys,, I really love that 8530,, it's one of my favorite TRACTORS 😇

[@rollingcoal9500]

So do you find it easier or harder to combine and drive in the fields when everything is frozen like this? Thanks great vid

[@sprayguy9]

easier when it's been as wet as it was this past fall. Have one S680 on tracks and one on the duals. Switched from the tracks when the ground froze cuz the tracks were beastly rough...…..

[@robward6354]

seems 2 b a lot of dec corn harvest going on in the snow -- the only time my dad and i harvested in this month was sunflowers in a ft of snow man it was cold --always is in sask

[@sprayguy9]

This year is worse (later) than "normal"- but what's normal anymore?

[@ihguy2113]

what heat units are you planting there and whats the yield like from southern ontario here . the way the house market is here manitoba will likely grow more corn than here sadly

[@sprayguy9]

Heat units between 2200 and 2500. Yields can be into the 160 to 180 bu/A (a few guys get over 200) but this past summer was very dry during the growing season so yields are down to 120 to 140 bu/A

[@ihguy2113]

@@sprayguy9 thanks i hope you can make $$ on it

[@melvinroes3921]

Nice job Combining today here as well

[@mhoff5777]

You are one of the lucky ones that can get into the field to harvest

[@leroywoitalla8860]

What's the yeild that far north and how many day corn?

[@sprayguy9]

2200 to 2500 heat units. A really good crop of corn can get to 200 bu/A - but this year with the lack of timely rainfall - guys ae in the 140 to 160 range

[@maxamumdawg5494]

Why doesn t anyone show how to open a field up ? When corn yeild is high you can’t make it fromone end of the field to the other end without unloading especially ona long field ???

[@jenniferpablo1973]

Hi do you always get snow this time of year is it early Graham uk

[@sprayguy9]

Yes - we often get snow in November - sometimes late October - but often the October snow will melt before final freeze-up

[@michaelbegay1437]

Nice job farmers getting the harvest in for the year despite weather advisory and the president mingling with import to other countries. Keep America strong. Thank you for the hard work.

[@timforbrook9169]

You do know this is in Canada right ?

[@kreed1004]

why so late in year?

[@sprayguy9]

We've had some unpleasant weather during the whole harvest. Corn harvest usually starts in late September ut this year we've had a lot of rain - and snow - and the corn has just not dried down to where it was feasable to dry it economically.

[@kreed1004]

@@sprayguy9 glad you got it in!

[@dirtymikentheboys5817]

Average yield?

[@peterloewen3201]

A late variety and dry in summer bet about 130-ish

[@bhullargurpreet8638]

Big Lovee From Punjab

Thu hoạch ngô

[@timgear9892]

corn is standing perfect

[@sprayguy9]

for the most part - the odd broken stalks but not many

[@bbqbible1667]

hello fellow manitoban how do you do?

[@sprayguy9]

Great - secret's out - huh? ;-)

[@IgorProdigy]

No till? Big respect from Ukraine!

[@sprayguy9]

Very little no-till in our area - soil is heavy clay for the most part and guys are trying to incorporate their trash. Also, most of the time we're on the wetter side rather than the dry so a matt of trash won't allow the soil to dry and warm enough is spring for timely planting

[@sprayguy9]

My grandfather farmed in the Ukraine - moved to Canada in 1926 and was able to farm here

[@IgorProdigy]

@@sprayguy9 I am also a farmer, also growing soybeans and corn

[@brentreid7031]

Fields of Gold.

[@StarrMan1961]

Where are you you located?

[@sprayguy9]

Manitoba Canada

[@StarrMan1961]

Peter Agriconguy southern Manitoba?

[@hughwhaley3179]

Where you located I farm to in Southern Ontario Canada and it has been a tuff year

[@sprayguy9]

Southern Manitoba - just outside of Winnipeg

[@wadepiroutek8092]

We are in the same thing cutting in the snow

[@robward6354]

there has got b some global warming somewhere ---around there :)))

[@sprayguy9]

If only...………………...

[@robward6354]

@@sprayguy9 lol

[@lucagentilini81]

Ogm corn ?

[@adamkruskama8455]

You mean gmo? Yeah I would imagine it’s still standing.