Deere Equipment Upgrades!

[@randybedker1584]

Prayers for all our farmers for a safe and prosperous year. Thanks for being a farmer.

[@jimsteele7108]

Really enjoying your channel. Thanks for the video.

[@timdex91]

Nice cars... Almost as cool as having the world's largest collection of JD 716 WAGONS.... Stay safe, Tim

[@ralaw56]

tractors have came a long way since I've farmed with no cabs in the heat , cold ,and wind lol

[@paulreis1648]

Always good to up grade technology kip I bet you guys will love it

[@charlieconnor1490]

Can't wait till you get a big shop to get bigger equipment in. And you can show us more of you all working on your machines

[@johnearle6667]

The 8410 is a gorgeous tractor

[@ThomasDrehfal]

Great video Kip! That new equipment will make it much easier.

[@stevebiddle8912]

Very impressive Kip. And, I’m always impressed by how good your equipment looks. Can’t wait to see the technology at work!

[@mikeross5927]

Best video you have done.

[@karloarsch1579]

A German organic farmer put one of these systems in his 30+ year old John Deere, he was as happy as a little boy under the christmas tree getting his first RC car.

[@johnhenderson299]

Awesome hot rods great video

[@chevyguy-hf1yq]

Good day on the farm!!!!!!!!!!! We take them all when we get one!!!

[@burtzorn4059]

Can't wait to watch your spring and summer running the new toys. And sure can't wait to see the Grant Man cutting hay. Good luck with all your new technology. TAKE CARE ALL !

[@bryanhubner9848]

Great video! Looking forward to seeing the tractors in action soon. I’m sure the efficiency will be well worth the investment.

[@jerryfish1303]

I watch 4or 5 different farming videos bur I like yours the best I think because you are from my state. I am from Saginaw.thanks Kip

[@Husker3435]

Y’all will be spoiled now Kip 🤣kudos on the upgrades👍🏻God Bless all y’all 🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸

[@rickrick7309]

You are going to like it .they work great

[@KevinChristiansen-i2q]

Great video Kip

[@SteveNicoson-u1i]

Thanks for another great video Kip. It was most interesting and informative and enjoyable. Wow. What a day you had. New technologies put in the tractors and combine and new baby calf and saved the life of an older cow and you have had a busy busy day. I watch several KZbin videos that have the Deere technology and they love it. Wouldn’t be without it now. You and your family will love having it. Little bit of a learning curve but you will get it quickly. Love love love you dad’s old cars and hot rod. The pink and black Mercury hardtop is a beautiful car. Wow. Very very nice!!!!!!!!!! Sharp car. Thanks for sharing everything Kip. You all take care and be safe. The Iowa farm boy Steve Thanks for saving that cows life with the vein injections.

[@Scotthobart1086]

another great video

[@budprine1591]

I don't recall ever seeing your shop in your previous videos. A high bay extention sure would be nice.

[@rossnolan2883]

Neat 😊😊😊😊

[@bobpurs]

Great video Kip. Great upgrades. Be safe and hope this rain lets up a little or gonna be hard to get in the fields.

[@StarrMan1961]

You need a picture of you, your dad, brothers, and any other family that works on the farm. Do a chat session.

[@phyllishalley8972]

Enjoyed the video.....ty! 🙏❤️🇺🇲

[@randycharest4507]

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO KIP 😊

[@randybennett5417]

I"ll mount a compass on my dash to make sure the first round is presise. After the first round, I can see where I need to drive to cut a full swath.

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

Hi kip i like your trackers and cows and calefs and bulls

[@jameswest673]

Y’all got some cream puff tractors.

[@tevogel8895]

… leadership in its best form …

[@RichardNettleton]

Kip, you have a lot of cows with milk fever, do you not feed a pre calving supplement for three weeks prior to calving date would save you and the cows a few problems. Cheers 🇦🇺

[@rileyvessey5637]

Great video on the tractor technology! Do you guys give calcium bolus’s to your cows after calving? We give them to all our 3rd + lactation cows. Since moving to that we very rarely deal with milk fever, it’s money well spent.

[@jeffrichardson5828]

Great video kip my name is Jeff Richardson and I live in Newbern tennessee which is 30minutes from the mississippi river

[@fabriceenjalbert4538]

🇫🇷Your probably mentioned it .. what is the total investment for all G5 all tractors and combine ? How many yellow dome/bubbles ? Will change your life for sure .. great video as allways… keep safe

[@mikeross5927]

Let's see more of those Bad A@s cars.

[@jerryalexander1895]

How and how do you setup the individual fields?

[@aaronbeisch4707]

On the older John Deere displays like the 2600 and 2630 models, depending how the pages are setup to personal preference for screen layout. On one screen layout, on the right hand side of the screen there's 3 drop boxes, one for "farm name", one for "client name" and the last is for "field name". The field name can be tricky if there's multiple operators/drivers like if Kip calls a field one name and his brother Mark calls it a different name. It's basically where everyone has to be on the same page (expression) being the John deere displays, you can have a few different pages, kinda like different tabs open on your laptop computer. Then for running straight lines, there's a few different options. There's A + B which is like if you want to be straight with the fence or road. A + auto B is where you start in one spot and know which fence post/rea pole you want to head to, then there's A + heading if you want to go square with the world or know what degree angle you want to do, like if the soybeans cut better at an angle than going straight. Some varieties cut alright going the same way they were planted and other varieties you'll have a nicer cut at like 20 degrees off or square. I know I'm missing one or two for going straight up and down the field. Yes, the display on the planting tractor will probably be setup differently for the pages than the tillage tractor. What I mean is if the planter is synced to the display, one of the pages will give you the population reading on the rows, while the tillage or haying doesn't need that page. I think it's on the mapping page where you can mark/flag the rocks, tree stumps, old well pipes, or drain tile risers while planting or tillage and if that display is in the combine you can be prepared if the wind is out of the wrong direction while combining or if you remember to come back and deal with that item. Like if it's a rock, you'll have to take a tractor with the display, find those problem rocks while someone else comes with a loader or backhoe to take care of it. I think you can flag 99+ spots.

[@Northernman68]

Hey Kip what kind of $$ are you getting for bull calves?

[@jasonnehls1083]

And how much does each subscription cost every year?

[@jameschapman6908]

I don't know how we managed with no cab no GPS. Just a fence post or tree for a marker...😅

[@anthonyhengst2908]

When tractors slowly turn into robots....

[@davidandrews2306]

it's about time should've been done five years ago

[@dralord1307]

The Fish Eye. Giving me a headache

[@saint5345]

Are you using a different camera to start off this video it doesn't look right

[@jerryfish1303]

Quick question who is Lonnie

[@brianrobinson6136]

He is Kips sisters son who farms with them

[@bobearl7859]

That stuff has been out for years

[@briancolshan1613]

Bobearl what is your point

[@homey3051]

[@thedutchfarmerpaulthailand]

New camera 😢😢

[@stephensteen9058]

Weird Lynn’s you chose messed up the whole video gotta delete