Wheat 2023 is ready! John Deere 4420 gettin er done!

I’d say wheat is ready! Let’s roll out! John Deere 4420 is still gettin it done.

[@glenbeckner8147]

I could watch that combine in that wheat all day. That background of the corn and the sky with the combine running through the wheat was a beautiful site. Life is good JT.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Indeed! I thought that would make for a great evening shot!

[@billkroczyk3749]

Yeah money is money and every little bit helps

[@ronzezulka6646]

Gotta keep em separated,,lol. Great song.

[@BriggsStratton11]

Id like to see an in-cab ride along video showing the controls and how you set up your 4420.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Soybean season is approaching.. I will do a video in cab for that

[@gregorywilliams3769]

Great video, fun to watch how you feed the country...so grateful for you farmers!

[@ronzezulka6646]

Combine is performing right in the comfort zone,,,keep rolling

[@corydriver7634]

The end was awesome.😂

[@Rudy_316]

I am over the age of 17. I would love to work for you. I prefer the life of distributors and old machines. I love your content

[@jeepanimal2943]

JD 4420 did fine it looked like. You know what they say, (whomever they is,) She might not be the prettiest girl at the party, but boy, she can dance........

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I think she’s still a pretty girl 😆😆

[@kevinharker1840]

Great video!! from a very wet North Yorkshire.

[@jeffhack6839]

Watching again as spring planting is just arounf the corner. Also to get away from the insanity of today. Thanks JT!! Cheers.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Man, I hear that! 😉. Bring on spring and some normalcy lol

[@davidwittmer8806]

That’s one amazing machine!

[@tj.farmer3905]

it was more of a wish that there would be 68 B on your piece of land, because I wish you all the best. I'll soon finish sanding off the rust on the tractor mower, thanks for the tip. I'm writing on google translate, so sorry if it's a bit strange

[@kurtreinhardt6789]

Thanks for taking us along- great to see the 4420 is working well for you

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

So far so good! I sure am enjoying the A/C this year!

[@davehughesfarm7983]

Like it..I was running Dad's 4400 at 9 years old shelling corn.

[@canvids1]

You are one funny guy awesome! good job on the out come and you were not far off.

[@andyhutch8262]

In UK, we go by tonnes to the acre or hectare, (2.5 acres to a 1 hectare)

[@johnfugate3432]

Have never grown wheat looks good to me

[@mrclaus859]

Thanks for posting JT

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

@@mrclaus859 anytime!

[@davidwhisnant3230]

Remind me the good old days when I cut wheat with my 4400 Gas here in NC with no ac hot as hell

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

That must have been some hot days! I’ve done it with my 6600 but I don’t think I could go back lol

[@Nightnightoutdoors]

Next time use the straw to make small square bales. we sale them for around 6$ a bale

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

👍🏼

[@ronzezulka6646]

Every wheat is a win dude

[@CircleTFarms419]

Great video, good neighbors 😂

[@stevemccoy8138]

60 bushel wheat is great, I've seen a lot less out west. Ol Gus is Standing Tall , I'm envious. 😊

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks 😊

[@billkroczyk3749]

Down in New York where I live just about 30 minutes past Buffalo South bales of straw square bales small ones 30 lbs Max are going between 5 and 10.00 a b a l e

[@tacratt6091]

The neighbors always watch for me to start mowing!😂

[@ardtessa]

Hey JT, 60 is more than 59 ! 😎

[@vincegross7617]

We cut wheat this year fought it all the JD 9500 with 25 ft head started. Out wheat tested 16/ 17 but straw was to wet slugged the combine and stopped,tries next day wheat 15 percent but straw still wet plugged combine again,then it rained 😮

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Oh no!

[@rick4020]

Nice looking 4420

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks!

[@PaulChesnut]

Since I can't live out my dream of farming in real life yet. I do the next best thing and play Farming Simulator, just bought a Massey 133 Multi power tractor with red rims and wide rears. 38hp going to use to pull my mower in the ditches and around my fields. Maybe one day I can do the real thing.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@PaulChesnut]

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 i will give you the virtual equipment tour. Lol.

[@duanekabanuk3974]

Get the grain hauler out crack beer and go combining. I love it! Bet you never went on a job interview after having three drinks.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

😆

[@andrewmills9353]

I recognize that scale ticket! My wheat came out exactly the same as yours. But, I had the lowest yield of the neighborhood, which really isn’t anything new or surprising. 😂

[@ganthonybell]

We have that same model 4420. Great machine

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Nice 👍

[@briannelson4493]

JT I’ve harvested many many acres of oats, Barley, and wheat both what we grew for the farm, and custom harvesting. It looks great. I love hearing the sound of the combine.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks! It’s been a great machine for me. Definite upgrade from the 6600

[@fieldfurrowpitchandpasture988]

Loving that combine, need more vids on it 👍🥰

[@darrickgoodrich2169]

Old Deere is eating lol

[@jeremycherny2041]

That was quick

[@johnnyholland8765]

Never used a moisture meter. Just pop some in your mouth and crunch it a little then spit it out. If you cut enough grain you know. If it has a good crunch then it's go time. Rather take a little discount at the mill and get it out than risk more rain and loose it. You did the right thing. I used to run 7700 and 8820 combines. That 88 with a 28 foot head was a wheat eating machine...

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I’ll bet it was! That’s nearly twice the cylinder as my 4420! Had some crunchy and some doughy kernels, figured the moisture tester was best 😉

[@PaulChesnut]

Ok, so without fast forwarding through the video, I'm going to say 90 BU an acre. Let's find out if I'm right. Lol. Happy Friday by the way my friend. It's been a long ass week. Lol.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! It has been a long week here too 😉

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

I would have said 15, but 9", should have been higher than what you said per acre. I think 60.

[@waggtech4883]

The little 4420 throws a rooster tail from the chopper! 55/acre.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

She definitely spits the leftovers out 😆

[@Franisboche]

175 bushels at $8.12 a bushel. Making the big bucks!

[@scottholmes3381]

I’m guessing 58 bushel

[@vincegross7617]

I,m pretty sure it will run 65 bushels per ,Oh by the way how’s The Massy 1150 coming ya all got Luke on that one

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

It’s coming along nicely!

[@ericlindal8008]

Is more cost effective to use old equipment that you maintain yourself, or lease new equipment?

[@ronzezulka6646]

Just curious,,,how many acres do you have under tillage??

[@CEng-ge6sw]

I initially thought from your accent that you were in Ireland but I changed my mind in favour of north America. Where are you?

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I’m in Michigan

[@gleanerk]

You think the other field will do the same or better ! Enjoyed watching!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Actually I just finished the other field tonite… did 69 bu/ac! I didn’t expect that!

[@gleanerk]

Awesome man

[@staceyhepburn3201]

I would have thought wheat sprouting would be a concern if the wheat was swathed

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I would think that too

[@staceyhepburn3201]

It's been too many years since i have been involved with wheat for me to even guess.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

It’s tough to guess looking too, but I was close lol

[@ronzezulka6646]

Nothing like a twin stick.

[@janamo70]

I calculated 10.4 metric tons per metric hectare. that's not bad even in europe.

[@tacratt6091]

I’m going 60.3, I might have saw the ticket!😂😂

[@deanfournier3760]

I'm thinking about 78 but per acre

[@fejimus]

I am 48 and seriously debating quitting my current job and buying a farm now ....

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Ha! Maybe think twice on that one 😆😉

[@fejimus]

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 but but but 😅😅

[@fejimus]

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 I Love that you pinned this lolol

[@MabGrego]

+1 for the wobble pop

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

It was after 5 when I started 😉😆

[@eaglebill3738]

Cool! 52 per acre

[@billkroczyk3749]

Just wondering do you sell the straw maybe you can find a farmer to sell that straw to if I was anywhere near there I'll be at your front door asking insult to me where I am there's not much wheat around

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I’d sell the straw, but no one around me wants to bale 🤷🏻. I may invest in a baler at some point and keep some to sell

[@bobtuckosh9870]

Looks like 55 bushels per acre.

[@quaileggsvermont]

61 per??? Ha I was close 60.344! Not bad!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Can’t get much closer than that!

[@mattschwab7528]

I think it’s going to do around 49 bushel per acre, you should start a CROP insurance blog😢

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I should! All that a guy needs to know 😉

[@Frontpagefab]

Im guessing 55 bushels/Acre

[@dbonwheels]

58 bushel

[@Jamesen-262]

Did you have to put any fertilizer or herbicide on it

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Yea and yes

[@terryhobdy5727]

I'd say mid fifty range. Hope I'm wrong and you make 65 or 70

[@cliffordarnoldussen]

Nice clean straw too bad nobody wants it Bill up

[@arthurnelson9790]

I would say 60 range

[@larryherriman4843]

60!!!!! WTG!!!

[@prevost8686]

👍

[@jameskennedy6675]

58 bushel to the acre

[@leynamiller7447]

67 bushel

[@DylanJoyceFarms]

57 BU./AC.

[@dennisspiehs4593]

Looks like 60 bushels per acre

[@joedecook]

Wild guess at 57/acre

[@JamesLTyreeII]

55 bushels

[@pleasantviewfarms2084]

Wheat around us been running 95+

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I’d like some of that 😉

[@stevenmoss2152]

45 bu

[@ronzezulka6646]

Grab a Coors and let er rip

[@larryherriman4843]

I was thinking 50 per acre. But I’m not a good judge.

[@karlfischer1011]

i was gonna low ball at 44 ;) Is that combine cab the quietest of your fleet or was there a sound issue?

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I turned down the volume in the cab. It’s not especially quiet lol

[@tahlstrydom9479]

40 bushels per acer

[@clintonirwin6825]

40 bushels

[@brandondavis6078]

37 bu.

[@brianbrock4946]

57 an acre

[@Fieldman12]

I guessed right at 60bpa

[@HighWaterFarm]

63.5

[@Vicsonvee]

65 BU / acre

[@jeffbrannon9680]

64 bushel acre

[@garlandhenry6792]

60 62 bushels per acre

[@dannyroach8743]

28 bushels per acre

[@chadtosh6831]

My guess is less than a guy wants!!! Here’s hoping it runs 70.

[@660r2003]

i cant believe u monkey'd yur butt to the top of the shed with a camera to give us a birds eye view of the dump, thats dedication

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I give it my best 😉

[@laurencegibbs2753]

3 metric tons an acre

[@edwardking2217]

65/ acre

[@tj.farmer3905]

68B😅

[@danleach7674]

64.1

[@johnwesner3935]

60😊

[@holliemills]

72 bu/ acre

[@evanevans670]

49 bushels

[@daleolson3506]

1 million bushels

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I like the way you think 😆

[@Rabbit-ge6ns]

I am going to say 63.5bu.