TAKE A RIDE IN THE COMBINE CAB WITH US - CORN HARVEST 2024

[@karlsteingall6832]

Beautiful work, love your conversation with your brother in the harvester, your the salt of the earth!

[@wishwellfarms]

Thanks!

[@process-stories]

This harvester is awesome

[@dnawormcastings]

Great video of u helping out your brother 🇳🇿❤️

[@Andregw-1446]

Watching from the Caribbean🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬Antigua

[@wishwellfarms]

awesome! I visited Antigua once during a cruise, beautiful place!

[@MicroUrbanGardenWonders]

Great work, I like your chat you make great videos

[@Wipf]

Nice and clean corn. He’s a good combine operator. Love the videos wish well Farms. Hope you are having successful season. God bless.

[@wishwellfarms]

Thank you!

[@HarvestDailyLife]

These fruits are sure to attract many consumers.

[@kathyhoot7277]

Beautiful corn!

[@wishwellfarms]

thanks!

[@steveddavis]

I want to drive and harvest with a big combine some day... Not as a career, just one day. Great video 👊

[@marketmavin3890]

The American farmer, what would we do without them? Great work, hope the season ends well.

[@wishwellfarms]

Thanks so much!

[@madampolo]

What a wonder KZbin is! I would never experience riding a combine if it didn't exist and if hard-working farmers didn't take the time to film it all. I find it amazing that you can uptake a whole stalk with corn on the cob and what comes out are just kernnels.

[@wishwellfarms]

it's an amazing machine for sure, and very expensive!

[@OldPackMule]

Very cool. Always wanted to see that process. If you have time maybe a video of how that combine works the corn off the stalk and cob.

[@wishwellfarms]

great video idea!

[@hawkeye7435]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@DDL2728]

That equipment is incredible!! What do y'all do with the corn? I'm sure you've said, but I missed it. Great video again! God bless y'all! 👍🙏♥️

[@wishwellfarms]

we sell our corn to the local elevators who then ship it to numerous locations around the country and world to be processed

[@DDL2728]

@@wishwellfarms Thank you for responding! It's hard to believe corn cobs produce so much corn!! Great job!!

[@jamesducey2685]

It's not really about the size of the equipment, it is about using the equipment you have to its best.

[@wishwellfarms]

thats right!

[@agriculture4300]

Hello sir 🙏

[@shawnpowell5876]

Great video of the continuing corn harvesting. I like that S series combine, have you guys considered going to an 8 or 12 row cornhead? Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.

[@wishwellfarms]

We would love to have an eight row corn head, but our corn planter is a 12 row so we would have to upgrade that first to a 16 row if we wanted to go to an 8 row head. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@AhTechus]

Could you elaborate more on this next time? I’m curious

[@wishwellfarms]

Anything specific?

[@drdwgmd14]

How has your yield been? Initiatives including waving (canceling) property taxes for farmers that own less than 1,000 acres should be put in place; this would decrease inputs and there fore help with their overhead. This must be instituted as small farmers (defined as anything less than 1,000 acres totals) will be struggling this year to turn a profit, most corn farmers are looking a $1.00 per acre loss this year, extremely tragic.

[@wishwellfarms]

@@drdwgmd14 yes, we will be taking a loss on corn or break even at best this year. The property tax being waved or reduced in some way for farmers would be good start. We are currently at 1300 acres so probably just outside of being considered a small farm. Early beans were averaging 50 to 60 bushel but later ones got hurt by the drought pretty bad and have been between 35 and 45. Corn has been between 180 and 220

[@drdwgmd14]

@@wishwellfarms i would like consider you as smaller, actually, I would like to hear your opinion. What do you think? The definition of a small farmer should be? The reason it’s important to make this definition is because if you extend the property tax rule to everyone, then the counties will not have any money to bring in, so I do understand that it can’t be for everyone. And I’m really sorry to hear that you will be at a loss. What exactly happened to cause this across-the-board is it because of the Chinese not buying our corn or is it still really high input?

[@wild_insomnia]

is there any way that such a ripe old corn can be used for consumption,I mean , can it be cooked ? I am already missing my sweet corn !

[@wishwellfarms]

Me too! Just mowed that last patch down today. Can't cook the dry field corn but it has many uses around the world...corn syrup, corn meal, corn oil, livestock feed just to name a few.

[@BadBearU812]

WHEN WE GOING KAYAKING???????????????

[@wishwellfarms]

I just released an hour long kayak camping video on my other channel last night!

[@ddouglas3687]

Def think I missed my calling in life.

[@BadBearU812]

@@wishwellfarms Saw that. Thats the area I kayaked for 40 years. That dam across mad river, we used to shoot through the tubes and in high water right over the top.

[@wild_insomnia]

were wild hogs wreaking havoc on corn fields or you are blessed not to have such neighbours ?

[@fannybuster]

I don't think Wild Hogs are in Ohio,too cold

[@wishwellfarms]

@@fannybuster I believe there are some in southern Ohio but not too many thankfully

[@wishwellfarms]

so glad we don't have to deal with that!

[@wild_insomnia]

@@wishwellfarms in Germany,Poland wild hogs are treated better than farmers.They can devastate fields , but only professional hunters have a license to shoot them.Such awesome traps like mini corals,where couple dozens of hogs can be caught--no way you can pull it through in Europe.

[@wishwellfarms]

@@wild_insomnia ridiculous!