Do We Need a NEW X9 1100 Combine? - Harvest EP 2

[@Beyonder8335]

gotta say, Your camera work is immaculate. Some of the best I've ever seen and really stands out from the traditional farm vlog style. Thumbnail was also great

[@DentonFarms]

Hey! We appreciate the compliment! We wanted quality to be one of the main themes on the channel so it’s cool that people are noticing! Please share with your friends! Thank you!

[@KevinChristiansen-i2q]

Awesome combine

[@KevinChristiansen-i2q]

Great video

[@DentonFarms]

Thanks. The support is much appreciated we appreciate you taking the time to like and comment.

[@LucendsRanch]

Definitely subscribing. Awesome skills on the camera. Guys are good to listen to. I liked the inside the edit course from the UK for myself and better editing. You would do well on it! Very much your style.

[@ralphllivrah9551]

Biggest problem I see is the super high rates of cutting causing jams in trying to get the crops to market. Getting a bigger combine makes you need a bigger grain cart,thus a bigger tractor, more 18 wheelers to haul. This also causes a back up at the mill, their storage and unloading processes, have not kept up with the faster machines.

[@davedammitt7691]

I find it interesting and informative to hear farmers explain why they make the decisions that they make. In central illinois, there are farmers that farm 3,000 - 4,000 acres, 250 bushel corn and 75 bushel soybeans with two S series, have no dryers, no grain legs, just a bunch of standalone bins, and they harvest corn at 15 - 16% and run most straight to the elevator. Another farm with similar acreage and crop split might run a new X9 and an older S series, full dryer setup and damn near elevator style grain handling/storage setup. Whatever works, I suppose.

[@itzgwnthomas807]

Ivers Farms had the same problem with building up trash.They put air nozzles on the feeder house...

[@DentonFarms]

We definitely need something similar

[@itzgwnthomas807]

You van find it on Ivers farms episode 22, even with the installation.

[@John-nc4bl]

The combine needs a 24 row head for more productivity and a lot less passes across the field.

[@JoshEricksonTV]

Love the quality, I'm curios what your camera/microphone setup is? And what your editing process looks like. Awesome videos, keep it up.

[@DentonFarms]

Thanks. This is a question for Clayton.

[@DentonFarms]

Everything is shot on a Sony A7 IV with shotgun mic mounted on top. Drone is a Mavic 3. I use Da Vinci Resolve Studio for all my editing, there’s a voice isolation feature that is super handy when it comes to the background noise in machinery. High recommend it. -Clayton

[@JoshEricksonTV]

@@DentonFarms are you using a Sony picture profile or just doing some for grading on reslove as well? I'm currently just using capcut cause I find it to be quick and easy.

[@DentonFarms]

All the drone clips are color graded. The Sony is set to a vivid color profile in camera.

[@chrismn4352]

What is the dryer you have now?

[@DentonFarms]

It’s a GSI Q126

[@Mygirlfriend3141]

That was clickbaiting like no tomorrow

[@DentonFarms]

At 13:44 we go into why we decided to go with a new X9 over the two S series combined we were running before. We appreciate you letting us know! Thanks for watching

[@Mygirlfriend3141]

@@DentonFarms kidding man sorry if offended I am that type

[@Mygirlfriend3141]

I'll dislike the video and every comment

[@deannelson9565]

Why

[@davedammitt7691]

Still counts as an "interaction". A dislike and a negative comment counts the same as a like and a positive comment. I subbed to this channel because if this comment, so... Thanks, on behalf of this creator 😂