John Deere 9670 Combine Cleaning Grain Sorghum

[@henrykelsey3507]

I just had a debate with 1 of my PA farmers about this exact thing. I'll have to forward your video to him 😀

[@tomcorcoran3401]

What was the debate? We grow 97 day corn usually, this year we need to get it planted in May.

[@henrykelsey3507]

@@tomcorcoran3401 Easiest or best way to clean grain sorghum

[@noehueber6602]

Hello everyone Tom great vidéo And Hello from Alsace in France

[@johnsandell4501]

Continued successes!!!

[@tomcorcoran3401]

Thank you! We’re going to try again!

[@johnhenderson299]

Great video

[@tomcorcoran3401]

Thank you John!

[@Thewaywefarm]

Thanks!

[@EDBZ28]

Good video Tom...very clever way of cleaning. I can't get over the amount of trash you got out of it in the back of the combine. Careful on sharing too much or everyone will be growing it! 😆

[@Thewaywefarm]

Trust me I’m thinking I should be saying we’re losing money at it, grow buckwheat instead!

[@EDBZ28]

@@Thewaywefarm 🤣

[@nailbender7223]

Did you say the deer don't destroy it, that sounds like a plus. Thanks for the show!!

[@tomcorcoran3401]

Correct, they would have destroyed the soybeans in that field, hardly touched the sorghum.

[@Don-pq5gg]

What did you do to the stalks still standing after combining? Bush Hog? Bale? Thanks

[@tomcorcoran3401]

Spread on winter wheat for a cover crop, disced it with a cultipacker behind. If you go back we have it in a video about 6 weeks ago. Thanks for watching.

[@richardwade4194]

Why wasnt combine able to clean it up better when you harvested it

[@tomcorcoran3401]

It was over 20% moisture so it didn’t thrash easily. Hopefully this year we’ll plant it a month earlier.

[@randybennett5417]

What is Milo used for ?

[@kandwfarms9203]

Itching powder 😊

[@onehappyfarmer3461]

40-50 years ago we raised it on the iffy ground and used it for hog feed. Now it’s used for bird feed.

[@tomcorcoran3401]

Ours is going for bird seed.

[@patrickwilliams9894]

This whole video makes me itchy!

[@tomcorcoran3401]

So true, we had no idea it was itchy!