Episode 30 Bean Crew

In this one we focus on the soybean crew. George runs the New Holland Cr 9.9 and David runs the CaseIH 9240 both with 40ft Macdon heads. The corn combine also gets fixed and back to the field while Travis and Cory use the Leroi air compressor to clean up around the Meyer tower grain dryer

[@paulprigge1209]

Amazing how clean that shop is. And it still is three years later.

[@KNJensen]

I really respect how everyone - regardless of age - picks up a camera and tells their part. I think thats really cool. Thanks for showing your operation, you guys have a lot going on!

[@iversfarms]

Kristoffer Jensen thanks for watching

[@stephenkennedy9322]

New Subscriber 👍 My family used to farm in Central Illinois my Dad was Plant Manager of Cargill Plant same area 40 Years ago

[@iversfarms]

Great to have you and that’s awesome, hope you all are doing well

[@treywilson1552]

Been watching since episode 10 and I love how each episode we get alittle more knowledge of your family by everyone. Great operation. Everything has dried out for us over by Peoria and we’re full swing as well. Best of luck to ya!

[@iversfarms]

Thanks and good luck to you

[@IndianaFarmWife]

Hubby's got me hooked on your videos ❤️🚜

[@iversfarms]

Good husband

[@golfernky1687]

You always know it's a great video when it ends and you're wanting more... Excellent video guys.. I can't wait to to see some tillage... Hope to see more of the strip till...

[@iversfarms]

That is a good sign. Glad you feel that way. It’s coming but I think grain haulers will be next

[@tedepps9879]

Hello from Smithfield Va. Always enjoy watching your videos. Hope y’all have a safe a bountiful harvest.

[@iversfarms]

Appreciate that and always enjoy hearing where people are from

[@ryanhedrick8874]

Very bountiful here in west Kentucky Dave. Stay safe up there as well. Glad to see all the videos and y’all are doing well. Keep up the good work guys.

[@iversfarms]

Good to hear Ryan. It’s been pretty bountiful here as well

[@kopenhagenkid]

Good luck finishing combining

[@farmcentralohio]

Would think all of you guys have been doing these videos for years, everyone is really good behind the camera with explaining things. Your channel is a nice change of pace from some of the others and whoever does the editing has some good skills.

[@iversfarms]

Thanks, yeah just about everyone is into it which surprised me a little. I’m the editor(Reese) My wife Bethany also helps with it and is learning to do more and more of it. She mostly watches through at the end to make sure something doesn’t look too out of place.

[@andersonbagents2963]

30 episodes in almost 3,000 subs. That’s not too bad. Loving every vid

[@iversfarms]

Anderson Bagents it’s a start anyway. Thanks for watching

[@redclover51]

Just found the channel recently. Good camera presence by all , content follows a logical story line and conclusion.

[@iversfarms]

chris kofahl thanks for the positive feedback and taking the time to watch

[@troyadamswaymarfarm5224]

Hi from Australia..😎 Fantastic video, really interesting to hear what all you guys want to say. Especially on the NH harvester, my dad's brother runs these NH units and he is pretty impressed with their performance on thrashing, especially the soy beans... We did run one of his NH on the rice this year, got to say I was pretty impressed with the performance all round.. Stay safe you guys...

[@iversfarms]

Very interesting, what all do you guys grow down there

[@troyadamswaymarfarm5224]

@@iversfarms here we pretty much get into everything, depending on markets. We have a diverse crop of mung and soy, maize, lupins,sorghum, peanuts canola, rice and cavalcade hay.. We also do live cattle export to Asia...😁

[@iversfarms]

troy adams sounds pretty cool . If I ever make it down under I may have to stop in

[@dominik8478]

New subscriber, greets from Germany:) keep it running

[@iversfarms]

Will do and welcome to the channel

[@lancecornell5371]

Hello from south of Lafayette. Good video, interesting operation.

[@iversfarms]

Hello and thanks

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video Guys

[@iversfarms]

Thanks

[@douglassmith7515]

What a hell of a operation you guys are top notch

[@iversfarms]

Thanks

[@darrenk6616]

It's the best time of year and you all are documenting it very nicely. I have been liking your harvest update counters as well! I'm going to head out for a couple weeks to shoot fall color here in CO. I'll catch up first thing upon my return. I hope you bring in many bushels during that time.

[@iversfarms]

Thanks as always and I hope to have some good content for you on your arrival back

[@iversfarms]

I’ve been thinking about your comment and the one you had earlier this year where you were gone for 3 weeks. Are you a photographer that goes into the backcountry for weeks at a time with no technology or no service?

[@darrenk6616]

@@iversfarms ​ Howdy again, Reese. Rather perceptive of you! You pretty much hit it. I am what I call a full-time hobbyist. All my vacation time and some weekends are used for landscape picture-taking. Gives me a good reason to get out and enjoy creation! Been doing it since '99. I've not done any backpacking trips for some years, and there is never any service on those. But even on my camping road trips in the mountains, we pretty much only have coverage around towns, so it's not uncommon to not have coverage for 3-4 days at a time depending on my routes. I arrived at my first destination perch a little while ago and do happen to have coverage where I'm at. I'm at a little more than 10,000' right now, so I'm getting signal from somewhere down below. Got my phone as a hotspot and using the laptop to check for updates here and there. So, I do have some tech with me! Take care.

[@iversfarms]

Darren K very interesting, glad I asked

[@svenstoebis7283]

well that explains the yellow dot amongst all the green and red. Wondered about it since I first saw it. BTW just found this channel a few weeks back and still catching up, but great content, great people and wow, what an operation.

[@iversfarms]

Appreciate that She’s got traded in and finished the fall in South Carolina

[@RiDankulous]

Happy and plentiful harvest to our US farmers =D. I eat lots of food like you harvest, whole lot of wheat, but also beans, fruits, greens, non-starchy vegetables. Healthy! Edit: I read about soybeans and exports since it's been a fluctuating issue over the last several years. I'm not a farmer so it was interesting to read. apparently the US is on track to export the most since 2016 (to China). The prices aren't as good as 2016/17 but are better than recent years. So apparently it's not superb but it could be a lot worse. The voracious eastern appetite for soybeans bodes well for the future.

[@iversfarms]

Yeah, prices could be better but they are a lot better than they were a couple months ago

[@joshbrouse105]

Have a great harvest from central ND

[@iversfarms]

Has harvest started up your way?

[@joshbrouse105]

Ivers Farms beans just started the last few days

[@iversfarms]

Josh Brouse 10-4, any good?

[@joshbrouse105]

Ivers Farms yea they have been around 50-55 which is good for us.

[@susandiggs5121]

I can not wait to see you this morning

[@iversfarms]

Susan Diggs looking forward to it.

[@vanessak1682]

Great video

[@iversfarms]

Thanks

[@brianjacobsen8365]

Even the boss has to get used to new equipment

[@iversfarms]

Takes time for sure

[@anthonybanda8192]

You guys ever run a gerinhof truflex razor head ? They have air the comes out from in front of the cutter bar to save beans. They work great in beans and wheat. They work similar to the air reel without the pipes in front . We have ran truflex razor heads for about 2 seasons now . They paid for themselves the first season on short double crop soybeans.

[@iversfarms]

I’ve looked them over pretty good at the farm show but I’ve never ran one or seen them ran

[@daviderickson6810]

I love watching you videos! I am curious why you guys don't run a grain cart for the bean crew? Manpower? Cost? Just wondering. Keep up the good work!

[@iversfarms]

Yes on both Plus the leg on the Illinois side where most of the beans go is slow but there will be an upgrade there this summer

[@henrylopez5252]

What type of radios do you guys use? Seems like they work well, as u always hear in videos what's being said on radio.

[@greggostrowski3632]

Still trying to get going in east central Indiana just not ready yet

[@iversfarms]

It’ll be here before you know it

[@scottb2712]

Would love to see the differences between the combines.. Which one can you push harder without choking or loss out the back.. From Delaware

[@iversfarms]

The yellow one may be getting traded for another red one if that tells you anything

[@brianpayne8931]

From what little I've seen it looks like New Holland's are also good with putting grain in the tank instead of out the ass but that's just based on one combine because you hardly ever see one. Never understand why because they do have an excellent grain quality.

[@iversfarms]

brian payne I only know of one other farmer in this area that has one

[@dennisphillips3059]

I seen that one combine had a air blower on the header I've Larson farms in Minnesota use a crary air real

[@iversfarms]

Yeah that’s what it was. We did a side by side with the other one and they thought it was losing more than it was saving so it’s for sale now

[@jeffanderson8246]

What is the tank (looks like a tank) on the 9250 next to the muffler?

[@iversfarms]

I think your talking about the air tank. We actually took one of those off of a combine we had burnt up and mounted by the throat so Dennis could blow it off from the cab. Lexion was here that fall and saw it and now has that option

[@brucejudkins8793]

Do you guys run any steinbaur chips on your combines

[@iversfarms]

Bruce Judkins no we don’t run any chips on anything at this moment. We have in the past, can’t remember what brands without looking. I personally think they cause more problems than they solve but many at the farm would disagree with me on that.

[@wilsonandrade6246]

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[@iversfarms]

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[@farmcentralohio]

You should have the combine guys do pros and cons of some of the combines you use and have used. David did with the New Holland and 9240 in this video but I'm guessing you all have used a lot of the different models. Like the 9250 vs 9240 and older model numbers you've had. Call it a walk/drive down memory lane lol

[@iversfarms]

Sounds like a good idea. Boss man did go over the differences between the 9240vs9250 some on Sunday with the corn crew

[@farmcentralohio]

@@iversfarms Yes I forgot to mention your Dad talked about the combines. I guess what I meant was more of that and including what they remember about older combines. Thanks and keep up the good work

[@iversfarms]

10-4 I got a bunch of old slides that George had digitized years back that go back to when they were kids. Going to try and use those and have George and dad talk about all the different equipment and how farming has changed over their lifetime someday

[@henrylopez5252]

@@iversfarms that'll b an interesting vid imo!

[@iversfarms]

@@henrylopez5252 just started separating them yesterday

[@traaaprapp8273]

what is the size of rear tire of New Holland?

[@iversfarms]

Not sure and it’s gone now so I can’t even check

[@jasonbrier9957]

No auger cart?

[@iversfarms]

Only one I. Corn that moves to beans at the end of the year

[@brirei4417]

I just subscribed, watched a few episodes so far. The thing is I am confused as who is who

[@iversfarms]

Bri Rei yeah on the first few I had people’s names and titles when they came on. I should start doing that again. Thanks for the useful input

[@iversfarms]

Dennis and George are brothers and the hierarchy of the grew. David is George’s son. Garrett and Reese are Dennis’s son’s. Cory and Travis work with us and Damon runs our lawn care service.

[@brirei4417]

@@iversfarms Thank you for answering, now I'm going to watch the videos from the start

[@henrylopez5252]

I do like the captions of who is who. He's not in this vid, but Eli is Reese's nephew? And Eli is who's son?

[@iversfarms]

@@henrylopez5252 will do Eli is Garrett’s son. Garrett stays off camera for the most part

[@snowman5609]

Hi I been an iH guy all my life I'm 55 now and it really earatats me when I here people use that word case in my opinion there internationals not case on all my tractors and combines if we can I have my boys remove the case part of the decal and if I have to I remove the whole decal and replace it with international and the iH emblem no case on this farm.

[@iversfarms]

You sound like dad