This Farmer Invented a Homemade Farming Machine - Incredible Ingenious Agriculture Inventions

[@aklagelen]

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[@enricorossato2191]

Pppp

[@ΠεριστεραΠαρικου]

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[@maherleprofdefrancais9577]

Akla hi . I am from TUNISIA....where are you from...? The price of this machine...?

[@joaorosa3605]

P Ĺ

[@paulorosario8557]

Áá

[@PS-Straya_M8]

Any farm machinery which doesn't have restrictive proprietary software like John Deere is a winner to me!

[@dickburns9200]

Ditto! Fuck big ag everything!

[@Sproutt]

No John Deere is robbing people

[@pstw4890]

Dear JOHN 😆😆😁😁

[@elizabethrose8510]

Such a shame you can not even get chips or parts for John Deere. Back to old school tractors.

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever used a John Deere harvester?

[@Luckysevenization]

*I have to tell you a truth:* In fact, the big companies of agricultural equipment have always shamelessly copied the farmer's homemade innovations without ever paying them anything for it.

[@judith7661]

I BELIEVE THAT

[@Rig0r_M0rtis]

@@judith7661 I don't.

[@mikearchibald744]

Pretty much. They are just built on a large scale.

[@tileman454]

​@@judith7661 I don't

[@ottoottodog]

@@Rig0r_M0rtis then you areva fool

[@TimberTitansUS]

*Machines are the backbone of modern farming, and your videos highlight their significance perfectly*

[@AgriTech-x6v]

The creativity of farmers has no limits. It greatly helps the agricultural industry of the world.

[@АнтонинаБайкатова-т1х]

Супер техника, а еще лучше тот кто все это создал. Браво 👍💯👏

[@АнатолийСухоцкий-б2к]

Агрегат по сбору картошки создал не этот фермер,а белорусский инженер Мацепуро лет 70 назад,фермер только перекопировал

[@mikewilson8265]

The "tree branch shredder" is a Chaff cutter. It is a cutting machine designed to cut cattle fodder into smaller bits so that every animal gets the same amount. We used it to bulk out the supplements that we fed to our dairy cows. We would have a continuously growing crop of low sugar yield sugarcane that we would harvest daily and chop up into the small pieces and place about 1kg of the chaff in the feeding bin, add 1 cup of calcium meal and 1 cup of molasses and don't get in the way of your cows as they rush in to be milked and get their treat. Other vetinery supplements can also be added as needed.

[@decnijfkris3706]

Yep we had one with an electric motor to shred beats for the cows. It had a lot of power.

[@TimberTitansUS]

Informative and useful! 🌾🐄🥛

[@TimberTitansUS]

@@decnijfkris3706 Impressive machine! 🐮💪🔌

[@decnijfkris3706]

@@TimberTitansUS just like you

[@pescadoresdetrairas]

Top

[@saralucas1]

I'm fascinated with these inventions...pretty clever

[@decnijfkris3706]

farmers ain't stupid

[@newtech68]

If it's that smart, do you want me to use it?

[@МаратКупаев-у9г]

Отличное видео, спасибо за идеи

[@BHRoadStoriesBH]

Potpuno sam oduševljen vašim sadržajem i jedva čekam pogledati još jedan video.... Više....꧁👣꧂....

[@roniazhar6985]

Keren...teknologi untuk mempermudah pekerjaan

[@HarvestDailyLife]

These fruits look fresh and appetizing.

[@smileygopher7441]

The wood chips are called mulch in the US and is used to put around flower beds around your house to keep the weeds from growing up and keep the sun from drying out the dirt. Some manufacturers even color it with red being the most popular color.

[@adrienneclarke3953]

I hate the red ones. Personally I like black because it looks like healthy soil. But as I wood chip a lot myself I end up with all shades of brown

[@virginiamoss7045]

@@adrienneclarke3953 Black looks very attractive but in warm/hot climates it heats up and holds the heat in the soil, the exact opposite of what plants need in summer. Light brown/tan is best. Up north the black is great for winter, spring, and fall, maybe summer, too.

[@PaytonnManning1503]

🧢

[@dougtheviking6503]

In europe they burn it for heat

[@terracottaneemtree6697]

@@dougtheviking6503 It's great for rocket burners when electricity goes out.

[@luisantoniolobo1014]

Perfeito parabéns pra vocês muito bom

[@ROGER2095]

Wood chips can be used for mulch or compost, but I spread them out on the trails on my property. In the end, they turn to soil, but in the meantime they keep the trails from eroding in the rain.

[@decnijfkris3706]

and they collect bugs which aerate your soil

[@MrBeeologo]

Great between raised bed, or under apple or fruit trees as Back to Eden shows. Even in Agenda Gotsch Syntropic food forest, along tree planting rows to stimulate fungi for soil growth, later just chop and drop branches or chunks along row of trees.

[@bourdon845]

Cool !!!

[@nevermind-wp3bf]

The wood chips can be used to make burning pellets. You still need to let them dry and use a press or a pellets making machine, but you can't make pellets from wood if it's not shredded into chips.

[@Dhrpedro]

They feed the burner with more or less woodchips to modulate the burner. (More or less energy output).

[@nevermind-wp3bf]

@@Dhrpedro Pellets has got more colalorific power then wood chips and they can be used in termal plants as the main fuel.

[@dickburns9200]

Mulch, mushroom spawn substrate perhaps

[@nevermind-wp3bf]

@@dickburns9200 maybe...

[@richardmccann4815]

@@nevermind-wp3bf pellets cost much more, and take more energy to make. Properly dried, hardwood branches are pound for pound as good as pellets, you simply need a drying season.

[@bekaralien009]

Necessity is the mother of INVENTION 👍

[@susanolson3611]

My sister use to say that poverty is the mother of invention! 😄

[@bekaralien009]

@@susanolson3611 😂.... Then Every poor people will make some innovative things.... it's all about your creative thinking and willingness

[@susanolson3611]

@@bekaralien009 so true!

[@tutortani]

Good morning... Cool. 👍👍👍

[@NaTech94]

*I'm absolutely intrigued by these innovations...incredibly clever*

[@Pemburu_Hantu]

Halo ,Indonesia menyapa Salam kompak selalu

[@michmich9826]

[@Pertanian.]

Amazing tekhnologi. Good 👍

[@juventinogomez7233]

Toda participación y creatividad tecnológica es constructivo y beneficioso, lo que no es constructivo ni beneficioso es la participación de MONSANTO en el área agrícola.⚡

[@decnijfkris3706]

es correcto

[@eeengineer8851]

the blue asparagus rider/creeper thing reminds me a lot of the setup we used in the 1980s on cucumbers. It was totally home-made from scrap. Two riders that could set similar and straddle 2 rows of cucumbers. A bucket was set ahead so each could bend down and pick and toss into the buckets in front of them. A small gas engine for power and a foot clutch to advance the creeper. I hated it and would rather not ride on it and preferred to pick while standing/bending while moving my bucket manually. The seating made for terribly sore and cramped muscles in the legs. Also, the noise/fumes of the gas engine were no joy either. Farming vegetables is a lot of grueling and back breaking work for sure.

[@decnijfkris3706]

the machine is a creeper but the people on it have to work very fast.

[@TimberTitansUS]

Innovations make farming better! 🚜🌱

[@freddu7949]

Le broyage de branches, sert essentiellement pour enrichir les sols en carbone ou pour mettre dans des massifs de fleurs ou de haie, ce qui empêche les mauvaises herbes

[@Doy-x1f]

Wow I Love It❤

[@AndroCasten]

nicw videos

[@majmaldcinformation]

Very nice video thanks sr good 💯

[@bataksonzik8675]

Це чудові машини 👍💰💰💰🤖

[@jakt3942]

'this potato harvester was once pulled by a horse but now it has been made towable by a tractor' what a truly fucking miraculous piece of engineering ingenuity!

[@decnijfkris3706]

well yeah they lengthened the distle

[@HabibiAlbi]

Amazing😊

[@elviraroethig1109]

Parabéns Sucesso Sempre ❤

[@interman7715]

The enginuity of the common man knows no limits.

[@michaellyczak9337]

What you termed a hoeing machine is called a rototiller here in the USA. There are millions of them owned and used by private owners - I have two of them myself.

[@tony98discovery]

What state of the United States do you live in and what crops do you grow on your farm?

[@mikemaher6375]

Yup,that,s a Roto Tiller, used to loosen up the soil in your garden. You till ALL the soil, then rake off the weeds and grass, that you,ve just uprooted . You,re NOW ready to plant your plants in ROWS ,that,s why they,re called row crops. You leave space between rows,for yourself to walk, so you don,t trample your plants ,when you come back with a simple hand tool called a HOE. You use the hoe to chop up and get rid of anything that is NOT what you planted. Saying a HOEing machine is kind of like saying a lobster fish. A cultivator set up on a row tractor goes along between the rows of plants and uproots the weeds,but can,t get between the plants, it would take a hoe to get those weeds.

[@decnijfkris3706]

we call that a motoculteur in europe. We still have one in the family from my late dad. You never know you will have to rototill here or there

[@sejahtratanichanel1778]

Mesin pertanian yg sangat hebat 👍

[@AsriChannel]

Goog brother👍👍👍

[@valdeisvenanciosilva1842]

Ceres Goiás 🇧🇷 Brasil 👍👍👍

[@MrPendell]

Cool thing about the unit featured at about 4:45 is not the hydrostatic lawn tractor, those are dime a dozen. The cool thing about it is the centre mounted flail mower attachment. Flail mowers are great if you have areas to maintain which are prone to developing sizeable brush and saplings between mowings, but also do a decent job of knocking grass and less robust weeds down to uniform height at the same time.

[@utube2121]

very Great Work

[@benm6126]

It is good idea

[@rimnapalui]

Very good 😊🇹🇭

[@mountainman5025]

Wow all these new inventions. I never knew.

[@hoanggialuan4606]

nhìn cách họ sáng tạo ra máy làm nông mà thèm cho người dân VN

[@rodrigo13121962]

Fantástic 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@dadaautoengineering]

Good

[@opreapetru404]

bravo

[@kingscairn]

I love simple practicle machines

[@PetaniOnline]

Amazing ....i like it..

[@anaclaudiadasilva6060]

Parabéns Parabéns Gostei

[@joseduarte176]

Nature's bounty at its finest

[@maherleprofdefrancais9577]

I love this machine

[@soulstalgiarecords77740]

That Trench Digger, I wonder how it would do in an area with lots of hard, large, different sized rocks that are hiding beneath the surface? I just get a felling some type of rocks could damage that device.

[@decnijfkris3706]

you are thinking toà much in terms of a Caterpillar D6

[@apolloelectronicsbd]

nice

[@josephbrown2774]

If the limbs are apple or hickory, they're most likely to be used in a smoker or smoke house.

[@terusberkreasi]

cute machines

[@CeeYaah]

Wood branch shredder is perfect Mulch

[@geneheard9776]

The wood chips can be used in the wood gasifier to run engines

[@srumangestisarasmoko7878]

Dibakar kemudian dijadikan arang.. Dicampur pupuk organik untuk media tanam

[@Carbon-Biritute]

Great video you got a follower and like

[@normbograham]

Horse drawn road graders are still used by some remote towns, but towed.

[@Soilwrestlingvc]

Nyc info

[@Chisszaru]

The mass produced stuff the farmers use today exists to make life easier for the farmers of today, and whether it's good or not is up for debate, but personally, as long as it makes life easier or is there out of the need of whoever needs it, that is what matters. It's all to be there because they needed it, home made or mass produced, it's there out of neccessity and because it is needed fpr one reason or another.

[@skrickerum]

👍👍☺️☺️

[@kingtut5923]

GOOD for mulch or mix in mortar and put on walls

[@oldfarmer9004]

Those chips look like they would work perfect in a gasifier

[@Елена-з8ы4п]

Здорово!

[@DJAN_ANDI]

kayu yang dicacah itu memudahkan untuk dibuat pupuk organik, mudah hancur atau terdekonmposisi di laham, mudah dikeringkan untuk jadi bahan bakar, dan sebagainya ??

[@receparik]

👍♥️

[@kendelkay3603]

¿Cuál es la mejor manera de ganar dinero con el comercio de criptomonedas?

[@Kekulevonstradonitz]

3:47 the fastest human asparagus harvester. But only the green one!

[@27273100]

Am I alone in bookmarking this video??

[@zbigniewteterycz1571]

SUPER IDEA .POZDRAWIAM .

[@dennisclark1036]

Branch shredder looks incredibly dangerous (no safeties in sight) count your fingers and arms before and after.

[@oldauntzibby4395]

That's what I thought. The PTO and the wide tray pulling in the branches look like an accident waiting to happen.

[@maxamumdawg5494]

Yea KEEP THE DUMB ASSES IN THE TRUCK

[@gbone7581]

Don't put your hands or arms in the schredder!

[@nancysouder5111]

Don't wear long sleeves when operating the shredder machine. Best way to loose a hand or an arm.

[@decnijfkris3706]

all branch shredders are extremely dangerous

[@carlroberts7830]

the [pimento]wood chips are used for smoking fish meat etc used for its unique flavor

[@cliffmays442]

The home made harvester out of a bike motor is clever, but the "hoeing" it is called a rotor tiller and has been around along long time.

[@Mr-Corey-June]

The only hoeing machine I ever seen was a hoe in ones hands. The guy is clearly clueless. I wonder if he calls a hammer a nail beater or a metal thing on a stick, LOL

[@decnijfkris3706]

I think that comes from switserland.

[@sobeit1927]

Nice underfoot on a path or underneath kids climbing frame area .

[@Трафарет]

Самодельные ну да))))

[@edjalmaalbuquerque6871]

Muito bom!👍

[@sohear444401]

Fascinante... y con subtitulos en español...

[@tofman469]

génial

[@doct0rnic]

Chipping wood is a way to recycle it whether for mulch or making charcoal

[@decnijfkris3706]

can you make charcoal out of it. How do they do that?

[@TheYouDejmien]

Nie wynalazł tylko skonstruował własny egzemplarz. Takie rozwiązania istnieją od lat.

[@harrinathseeram8835]

Shreaded wood can be used as a mulch.

[@reynaldojavier2284]

Small pieces of wood or wood chips are used in gardening to make the soil porous.

[@TheRanger0ne]

The woodchips are destined to become biochar

[@mominthe209]

3:30 I want that. I wonder if the speed is adjustable.

[@flaviomarcuzzi3496]

Nel raccoglitore di asparagi si nota il riutilizzo di un telaio di ciclomotore Piaggio modello ciao!

[@pedroalvesoliveira4910]

quado o meu brasil tive desempenhando essa função

[@jeffengel2607]

A lot of the smaller ones - like the asparagus harvester - may be fair candidates for solar power or bicycle pedaling to make less use of fossil fuel, depending on the scale of use and capabilities of the user. You could also use that one for more than asparagus: anything you're tending that has limited height that you work over, like carrots or radishes to yank up for instance. And off the farm/garden, you may be able to use it as a light cargo trike.

[@TimberTitansUS]

Great ideas! Eco-friendly options! 🌱🚲🌞

[@petersack5074]

5:15 Time. That, machine is what THIS TOWN, needs. ! Hardisty Alberta Canada..../ most yards, are disgustingly messy, just like in this video. Could be, parts of your city, / towns, as well. o well....on with it. See what else, is next !.....

[@72hourbob61]

Wood pellets for wood stoves and grills.

[@renkobar6444]

1:53 Restaurantlar da tencerede et tütsülemek için.

[@СаняШишко-ж2т]

😁У нас пол страны потейто копалкой работает. А так есть интересные варианты.👍

[@pakgreenfield]

wow

[@sophiasummers1637]

These machines are designed for monoculture farming, which is the least effective way to grow food. This is why it takes so many chemicals to grow our foo. Develop machines that facilitate biodiversity in farming and I will be impressed

[@jeffengel2607]

Small, inexpensive machines are suitable for sharing out among farms, each of which does a variety of crops in particular areas. So they've got a place in an alternative to monoculture farming too - you just have to zoom the view out to a systematic approach without expecting to see the polyculture in every square foot. And being small, many of them are plausibly powered without fossil fuels with some tweaks to design.

[@sophiasummers1637]

@@jeffengel2607 Thanks so much for mansplaining me. My master in Ag and soil science coupled with farming 3000 acres of wheat certainly doesn't qualify me to speak on the subject of monoculture vs diverse vegetation operations. Small farmers are the only ones qualified and positioned to develop implements that support a more holistic approach to growing food for man and beast

[@sophiasummers1637]

@@jeffengel2607 The size of the machine has rarely resulted in sharing in practical application, as the USDA has facilitated their loan and risk management programs.

[@decnijfkris3706]

this is the history of small farming in a time where there was no biodiversity. You should learn history.

[@ЮрийКоршунов.Мойреальныйканал]

Не вдохновило.Наши гаражные Кулибины создают гораздо более удивительные устройства...

[@10kunegunda]

On raczej skonstruował jako pierwszy to urządzenie, czy tę maszynę, ale nie "wynalazł". Wynaleźć to można coś, co już wcześniej istniało, choć ludzie o tym jeszcze nie wiedzieli, że istnieje.

[@tshilombaalidor6447]

In what country are they cultivating these red Irish potatoes?? Where can one get seads

[@wild_insomnia]

as far as I know they are not tasty at all

[@mikemaher6375]

Canada and USA for sure.They,re called Pontiacs and as I remember ,they're a bit delicate skinned .