Maize Chopping Baling and Wrapping in one pass | New Holland FX60 & Agronic multibaler NI'J Holthoes

[@Fendtfan-pw1rt]

Ist es unglaublich dass es heutzutage sowas gibt vor 20 Jahren gab es noch nicht das echt geil und faszinierend.

[@captaindee6130]

Would it? This method eliminates several tractors and silage trailers. Obviously it still has to be hauled, but there's much less pressure to get it all in right now, unlike the conventional method. We do our own chopping into a dump wagon and trucks, but I do like this concept.

[@matthewcater821]

Yes this is sweet. Expensive but awesome!😮

[@davidepool5884]

It’s amazing how far farm machinery as come since I was a teenager cutting silage and hauling it to the silo. Rolling the silage saves a fortune in storage facilities. You can store the bails just about anywhere. No more expensive silos to build to store extra food for your cattle. I doubt that plastic wrap is cheap though.

[@Longordon1]

one person said about 3€ to 5€, maybe similar price in USA

[@Longordon1]

@Santina Murphy my point of view both are good, depend what you gonna do

[@christiaanboer6053]

yea about $6 canadian we have a mchale baler and each roll of plastic is $117 doing about 18 bales a roll

[@zeusdarkgod7727]

​@@christiaanboer6053 how much does 18 bails go for?

[@christiaanboer6053]

@@zeusdarkgod7727 depends on feed quality. Around $80 on average per bale, but parts, fuel, labor and wrapping all jack up the price

[@Blazing_Bullet-_]

Finally a video with original sound! No soundtrack BS.

[@selmirikanovic]

Next step is machine like this but with trailer full of cows that immediately eat the corn.

[@toingyo7667]

Then a trailer behind it where they milk the cows

[@iandobson1539]

Then a trailer to catch the shit

[@samjury8000]

Then a trailer carrying another trailer with a spare trailer just in case one of the trailers fails to trail

[@strangefruit8776]

A trailer load of cows right behind the chopper and spraying shit out the back to fertilize the harvested field.

[@noahater5785]

don't forget yet another trailer to collect the liquid manure to store for later in case you don't want to use it right away

[@carpento]

Ik reageer niet zo vaak maar hier even een uitzondering. Het valt me op dat dit filmpje qua camerawerk echt fijn in elkaar zit, veel variatie in standpunten, alles komt minstens één keer duidelijk in beeld, mooie dronebeelden, lekkere afwisseling. Petje af :)

[@captaindee6130]

I love this concept. Silage is chopped, packed (baled), wrapped and sealed all within minutes. The very best full-scale custom operators with pits/piles/bunkers would have the silage exposed to air for several minutes after chopping, until the next load comes in. This stuff would begin fermenting almost immediately while eliminating a lot of the labor required with conventional chop-and-haul methods. It might not work very well on large farms, but for smaller operations it looks great. And I'm sure the plastic doesn't tear easily as long as the operators/handlers act sensibly -- if it did, no one would be doing this, because even a small amount of oxygen exposure would cause severe molding of the bale.

[@presleymeck]

What is your definition of a large farm if I may ask

[@markfryer9880]

Another TractorSpotter winner. Please pass on to the farmer/contractor our admiration at his clever problem solving. Next item, saving time and effort picking up the bales and taking them to storage.

[@MrBertstare]

This pops up in my recs every year or so and I always watch it.

[@farminglifeaustralia6716]

Good video just one problem how do you stop the cut off stalk from puncturing the wrap. John

[@swn02]

I think the rubber mat it rolls onto would stop nearly all puncturing of the wrap

[@markfryer9880]

@@swn02 Ah so that's what the rubber matt was for. Thanks.

[@farminglifeaustralia6716]

@@swn02 OK It looks like the mat would stop a lot of it when it rolls out of the machine I guess you would have to be very careful when you picked them up. John

[@sc0tte1-416]

You can see a big hole in the shrink wrap at 6:15 on one of the bales actually.

[@hendrykje]

@@sc0tte1-416 thats a loose end of foil after it has been cut off

[@lebruh6010]

seems some type of outrageous mod from farming simulator

[@evanrichley7506]

Cold serv its in fs😂

[@Will91289]

@@evanrichley7506 link pls.

[@apollo4294]

Ive seen one that makes tiny bales but not normal rounded bales

[@margooliferuk8864]

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[@cosette14234]

@@evanrichley7506 what is it called? Or where can I get it?

[@Gaark]

These machines are bloody amazing, mobile factories each of them

[@sevimlioyunlardiyar733]

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[@pieroalessandrini9405]

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[@Thinkle911]

i really like how pragmatic brilliant ideas are handled in farming. That baler was like someone in R&D tinkering "If we take a one of our field transport cars and let it feed directly into a baler and have a wrapper behind it, we have compact system, optimizing the product flow! I gotta get in contact with the prototype-shop!" and it was born. then a farmer said: "hold my beer, i don't want to be reliant on a 2nd man and tractor, i will simply fumble a PTO gearbox to my Forage harvester!". There will be enough cons, why this isn't the gold standard solution for everyone, but it is a working solution born by out of the box thinking without annoying idiots talking everything into the ground.

[@sakurashogun]

Sadly, with the loss of 'right to repair' all over the place we might begin to see this kind of ingenuity less and less. At least until the hacking catches up to the greedy machinery developer of course LOL.

[@genelund1705]

What is the thinking here. You got the wrap cost, the slower speed and still have to fight the wrapping to feed it. A pit or bunker seems way more efficient and and cost effective

[@fasx56]

It is Machines like this that enable our Farmers to grow crops so efficiently so they can feed the Millions of people in this world. Agriculture has evolved so much since the 1950s with each decade of Farmers using better and more productive Farm Equipment than the past ones.

[@3535gt]

What’s the benefit of wrapping small bales vs piling and compacting in large silos? You still mix it with other feed before giving it to the cows correct? Do these ferment faster? Less waste?

[@hughmarcus1]

No. They’ll actually cost more than clamped silage. Round bales are very common in Europe though. As you’ll notice that patch of Maize is surrounded by grass. Maize silage is expensive to grow in Europe so it only forms part of the diet. That advantage of the wrapped bale is that you can add one to a diet feeder without the hassle of wastage from a clamp face.

[@3535gt]

@@hughmarcus1 that makes sense. Thanks!

[@KHanKDeeWaNy]

Am watching from saudi arabia i liked moderns articular machenries am big fan of new technology for agricultural 😍😍😍😍

[@wiredforstereo]

Think of what it's like to be a corn. One minute you're standing there in the sun minding your own business, the next minute you're soup, and the next minute after that you're fermenting in a plastic bag.

[@jonasstahl9826]

Think about how they make sausages. One minute little piggy happely eating with his buddys, than it get electrocuted, cut in peace, macerated and stuffed in his own ass😅

[@wafaeboujida4574]

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[@ale_celo]

well… looks like a nice deal

[@mauriceupton1474]

Watching from Auckland New Zealand.

[@AD-jz8nw]

6:01 op, there's a bunny!

[@kingraiderr]

Rip bunny kids

[@raynonabohrer5624]

Yay the bunny escaped

[@maxleone3527]

7:00 Parabéns o video. Nome?

[@goranvidovic2241]

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[@Ryan-re1rs]

And it said nope nope nope!

[@dieselpower6607]

I wonder how long until we get one of these in farming simulator?🤔

[@asaadbobby1]

fs 21?

[@Longordon1]

@@asaadbobby1 with luck

[@CKr14]

theres a mod for it

[@tipperarymick5337]

Very interesting. Most maize in Ireland is ensiled but what is baled is usually baled using a static baler and the maize is brought to the baler in trailers.

[@NaTech94]

*These machines are absolutely incredible, each one like a mobile factory.*

[@arnomrnym6329]

Gret footage. 👍🏾😎 Thx 🙂

[@TimberTitansUS]

*It's great to see my favorite farm machinery again, and I'm excited to know, which one is the most environmentally friendly in your video?*

[@drdoolittle5724]

Truly brilliant, thanks for bringing it to us. The superb machinery was rather let down by the antiquated bale picking-up/transporting 'system' but then it was possibly the farmer, not contractor doing the work!

[@markfryer9880]

Given that the farmer and contractor are one and the same, I would hazard a guess that he might be working on a solution to that problem.

[@drdoolittle5724]

@@markfryer9880 it would make sense and cannot wait to see result!

[@CareyGrantoo7]

AMAZING TO WATCH ! THANK YOU TO ALL FARMERS. GOD BLESS.👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@Murphyslawfarm]

WOW that grass is green.

[@FarmKingdom_US]

The land became so neat and clean, it was wonderful

[@tooez90]

That's a very amazing machine...I'm not sure that it would be as well suited to farming here in North America...I wonder if our processors would overwhelm the holding area before the machine could wrap it...nice video...cheers from Canada

[@TheSherlockk]

I think this is intended rather for smaller farms with limited acreage, as it even says in the description. For midwest-style square-mile fields you'll still need a full size truck chain obviously. ;-)

[@scruffy6151]

I can think of three farms in the USA that this would be ideal for.

[@raypitts4880]

knowing the yanks it wouldnt be fast enough they just complain not enough horse power.

[@ГогольВий-и3л]

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[@farmerjon360]

I'm curious if they have come up with a machine that can do this with large square bales. Also, is there little risk of the Corn stubble piercing the wrapping when the Bale is released?

[@industrialathlete6096]

Maize(field corn) at the stage here being cut is not as 'rigid' as the plant being cut for silage would be at a drier stage in development. Plus it appears that the front tires of the machine are riding over the cut stalks, but I could not tell exactly if that is the case here.

[@j.e.honiball1327]

The conveyor belt at the back flattens the corn stalks before the bake comes to rest on them

[@veronicakutit3838]

Wonderful work,how much is the tractor fully equipped? From Kenya maasailand we have juck land maize plantation.

[@kerrytodd3753]

Awesome 👍 machine (baler) looks similar to Krone build, Germany? Nice video, very good work! 👏

[@Kee-p2n]

How's idea was it to wrap the bails on the back as when they drop off the matt they will pop on the stubs in the field and will need to be re wrapped

[@ghulamhussainzardari4138]

Game changer if is possible for rice harvest silage or bale or packed in one process..

[@polythenewrappedme6102]

6:00 Nice to see the rabbit / hare escape. I wonder how many animals end up being pulled inside the machinery with the crop ?

[@radolfkalis4041]

Never seen silage baled before. Interesting.

[@SR81K9]

I had no idea such a machine existed 👍👍

[@alexveldhuis6004]

They didn't, it is ''homemade''.

[@Zwiiipe]

@@alexveldhuis6004 It's not "homemade". It's made by Argonic in Finland

[@alexveldhuis6004]

@@Zwiiipe Read the description, did Argonic make a baler? Yes. Did they also add the extended chassis and the receiving hopper and feed into the baler, thereby making it usable to be powered by and pulled behind a forage harvester? NO. So who made it then, the fabrication fairies? It expect you to be from Finland and about 11 years of age.

[@subg8858]

Pardon my ignorance, but every part of the plant ends up in the feed?

[@raypitts4880]

keep watching you will cotton on to whats going on.

[@ТатаГромова-т2з]

Вот это здорово! Как красиво упаковывают силос! Спасибо за видео! А ещё вдоволь посмеялась над комментариями🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤗 Татьяна, Москва, Россия 🇷🇺 Пересматриваю! Ну очень понравилось!

[@JeffGroover-k2e]

South Eastern Colorado. What is the equipment cost? We cut and haul silage 10 to 20 miles to a pit. After it’s wrapped it still must be moved. Does it unroll like hay fed from a truck? If it does I see a business opportunity for ranchers who need winter feeding. If not, this is extremely expensive feed with no financial benefit.

[@rickmatz1935]

That is brilliant. End users can buy his product and have a window for transport. No need for 3 other operators to be there on time. When conditions are right he can hop on and harvest.

[@jeanbruel3184]

Nom de Dieu !!!! Jamais j'aurai pensé voir ça un jour. Magnifique !!!! Merci pour la vidéo.

[@tarefoot]

Now that's the coolest thing I've ever seen.....thanks.

[@javierdavidsolano7581]

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[@tuocvo2728]

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[@ziyadgozelov3185]

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[@brentreid7031]

I would really like to see the end result after fermentation. And see it putting up haylage and green feed. That is one hell of a idea. Thank you for the video.

[@scorpion2nz]

Brent Reid it works well we use baled maize silage here in New Zealand on our farm As good as any pit maize silage I have used in the past.

[@robbieleslie2549]

@@scorpion2nz how did you make the bales. Like this?

[@scorpion2nz]

@Robbie Leslie We do not make them They are made in the Waikato and our understanding is a conventional harvester and trucks . Trucks unload into machine which bales and wraps

[@robbieleslie2549]

@@scorpion2nz sweet as thx

[@dewaynemiguel3349]

I drove a brand new ,New Holland chopper in 1973 it was a 1880 madel 2 rows no cab we cut corn that was 12 tall 2 ears per stalk even the corn today is different they changed alot over the years

[@steveadams99708]

Would you lose less chopped material off the cart if you drove slower so the baler didn't get behind?

[@raypitts4880]

dynamics say yes seems every process is not fast enough more more.

[@colincampbell3679]

Super Cool idea.. shows how you can make something that can improve farming? Great to see the real farming machines when I play the Farming Simulator games the machines work just like these do... great gaming design and programming there to copy these amazing real machines so well. All you need with this baler now is a auto stacking round bale big trailer to catch the bales as the exit the baler and stack lots of them up in a mesh sided trailer Maybe a idea for future trailers using a robot arm doing the stacking?

[@martinandersson3806]

This is so cool, wish we had it in farmingsimulator19.

[@sevimlioyunlardiyar733]

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[@1DirtyMutt]

Once fermentation starts how do the bales not blow up or more or less explode?

[@farmerlamb2372]

Anaerobic bacteria don't cause gas

[@dominikdrabich]

Like always it pleasure to watch Your productions. Another time i don't understand for now 25 thumbs down. You showing all details of every single job and that's the thing which i love in it

[@СергейГусев-ю5е]

И зайчик убежал- Супер!!!

[@jerrybuit6318]

Very impressive...the wrapping process does it not retain to much moister .?

[@astonmcleod5344]

Another one, the driver reloading the wrap, the machine is running, my friend did the same thing on a round baler lost his arm. Again for a demonstration video lift your game on the safety aspect of the machine.

[@FritzHugo3]

Great, i want it for the FS22 (LS22)

[@mohatlm5095]

6:00 😨😨😨😨😨😨😨 rabbit 😎

[@esemwv]

Looks more like a Hare to me

[@jaydengamesss]

Ive worked at a farmer and Saw a bunny/hare in the silage

[@dvanschoonhoven1418]

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[@jimmychambers1501]

Skunks are worse

[@toingyo7667]

Sometimes they are smart enough to run away from header till the last row

[@lloydbowers8997]

Don't you risk mildew, fermentation, and rot from wrapping wet silage? In America, it usually air-dries for a day or two.

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Video, love the concept and process, thanks for sharing

[@pieterpieter4351]

An interesting device. I wonder how much you can save and how the quality of silage.

[@donarthiazi2443]

Is it really so neccessary to wrap the bales with so much plastic? It seems like a waste. How much does it rain in the Netherlands to need that much wrap? _Great video though, amazing do-it-all machine!_

[@Sankichup]

is it not necessary to lower the water content of the plants, to make silage?

[@Michaelkaydee]

Nice. Just got my Agronic Multi-Baler delivered... can't wait to get started 🙂

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[@mdasaduzzamanjony1374]

How much the machines Are cost Total Prize of this Agonic multi baler

[@matthewcater821]

Make video

[@rickmatz4456]

This is the most expensive feed in history.

[@lessparks9388]

Maybe so if you own a silo. If you do not, it makes the feed portable and might be cheaper than building a silo. An ag bag would be cheaper, but not as portable. I am thinking this would be useful for a farmer who may have a number of small fields miles away from their cattle operation - too far to run silage carts down the road.

[@johngunderson6168]

Thats a pretty cool set up. Easy way to make silage.

[@GreenthumbsMachinery]

Ag Thank you farmers for sharing this useful information ricultural machinery is a gift for humanity, providing food, fiber, fuel and other essential goods and services for the well-being and prosperity of humankind.🎉🎉🎉

[@MeTHiCaN619]

So is that corn that didn't tassel?

[@mikeymcmikeface5599]

Nice video. That's quite a setup. Looks like the multibaler isn't keeping up with the harvester.

[@raypitts4880]

usual problem not fast enough speed one up held back by the next have 600 hp tractor then it wants 650 hp never enough

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[@fernandoreis-ictustrading]

Sr. João, nós estamos trazendo um sistema similar para propriedades de médio e pequeno porte para o Brasil, em breve estará em testes em MG, vem da Ásia.

[@Senses007-x8x]

Muitou gran trabalho.............

[@murilofiat147]

Magnífico bela maquina trabalho espetacular parabens

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Hard work pays off

[@laurobrondani2570]

O método mais eficiente que já vi , parabéns.

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[@geraldpleckham8981]

Is this machine available in the United States and roughly how much does it cost

[@hughmarcus1]

Gerald Pleckham As far as I know the Agronic baker is Scandinavian. Finland possibly. Any forager could be retro fitted with a pto.

[@mauricewanink1452]

@@hughmarcus1 This is in Holland.

[@papahugal6928]

When you're a modeler farming simulator in real life 😎

[@kevW1993]

I was thinking the exact same 😂😂 I want to see this in the mod hub at some stage

[@Nomad21809]

kev walsh have you checked, not there? If not there someone needs to make this ASAP haha

[@kevW1993]

@@Nomad21809 I'm on console so it'd be a while before I'd ever see it, even if someone did make the mod in the first place

[@cyberfarmer5949]

Wwg1wga i was just thinking.... I think I can do that 😂

[@muhammadhashim7459]

Fygf

[@davidskiffington7039]

I see loader drivers everywhere like to get their moneys worth out of their tyres!

[@RubenKelevra]

Second row tires do not require any threading and they can fail without any equipment downtime. So it's a good choice they made to use them up until failure.

[@captaindee6130]

Priced any big tires lately? They ain't exactly cheap!

[@wiredforstereo]

@@captaindee6130 Yeah, that's right. It's not about getting miles out of them, it's more about "damn, I don't have that kind of money right now."

[@JorgeRodriguez-sq9ew]

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[@ArchersView]

Good video, interesting process in one pass, great to watch!!👍

[@siongoodier5330]

Definition of one man band 😂

[@Agriculturespotter]

Mooie video van een prachtige combi!

[@LordZoth6292]

Is it just me or does it seem like the bailer cant keep up with the chopping? Seems like a lot of waste, easily 2 or 3 bails worth.

[@jackjamison6972]

Wheres the waste

[@carloscastilblanco9427]

Cuanta presión hace a cada rollo de maiz para que este no dañe y se conserve el ensilaje

[@jaimecesarsanchez4173]

Que increíble tu equipo de trabajo 🤩🤩

[@christiaanboer6053]

isnt it less costly to put it into bunkers instead of wrapping every single bale

[@marcomassella2186]

I guess they sell bales to other farmers that don't have a silage bunker

[@kohistani2467]

Wow, It’s excellent technology, but I am thinking what about the the 🌽 itself? How collect them.

[@HawkAlumn]

They aren't harvesting it for corn, it's all chopped up to make silage.

[@jimsvideos7201]

Clever bit of work, and I guess that corn field is enough to support that farm? So many questions.

[@hugolafhugolaf]

So everything gets used? The stalk, the cob, the leaves?

[@jennysnyder527]

When you make corn silage yes not if you do shelled corn or cobbed corn

[@MustangFreak98]

6:01 BUNNNEEEEHHHHHH 😍😍😍😍

[@tifu678]

Berenice B. Lara LOL that bunny had had enough of dodging the harvester and got the f outta there!

[@ibrahimerdogu5422]

Abla türkmüsün 😂😂

[@keremaydnpubg4848]

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[@maxleone3527]

6:02 Parabéns o video.

[@ghulamhussainzardari4138]

Is it possible for rice silage.. Like this way..?

[@01dastan]

On a serious note, what is the moisture content of the corn before harvest? It cannot be at 80% which is the common practice, than it is stored in bunker to get the desired mositure of around 40% after 3 weeks. Over here I think, the moisture level must be way low to have the corn harvested and bailed in one go.

[@oghuzkhan5117]

Dry matter is 30-35% so moisture is 65-70%

[@gkindustrialmachine1]

Started sneezing while watching this.

[@АлсайҚаракесек]

👍ахрененная тема сразу закатывает

[@industrialathlete6096]

Great vid. Maize(field corn) in the Netherlands. WOW P.S. Would be a slower operation in parts of the United States because the corn plants would be planted thicker and would be higher(higher yield).

[@mattjones424]

That was my observation too... that is a very sparse field compared to what you see in the US. Locally we see yields average 20 tons an acre, with some as high as 30 tons.

[@raynonabohrer5624]

Cool now who makes the best equipment.?????

[@fynbo1007]

Very interesting, a new way of handling maize . Thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family

[@chrisshepherd8708]

What happens when you bag it green like this?

[@ulrichpieplow3858]

why would you slow down a piece of equipment worth 1/2million bucks with a bale wrapper? May be an expensive concept on small farm scale where there is little acreage left once the headlands are off. But to be honest: the same operator is actually using large volume trailers while making a few bales at the same time.

[@anukritimittal8259]

Hey, can i use this machine for paddy straw as well?

[@sayramberk5970]

Косить, измельчает,закручиает в рулон, обматывает в пленку, много фукциональная техника!

[@landtechnikmv-agriculturalvide]

Nice video and combination.

[@gulpa1698]

What they do with all that plastic when they unwrap a bale?

[@yinnarpastoral8387]

how's that ground compaction going?

[@tinnie1835]

Do the bales squeze if i store them in 2 floors