WHEAT HARVEST 2021 with Big John JOHN DEERE Combines

[@treyinok]

That first scene where they slowly, one by one, crest the hill and come through the dust was very cool! Well Done!

[@bigtractorpower]

It was a neat opportunity to film them and watch them come over the crest of the hill one by one. It’s too bad it was so dusty so you can clearly see each one but filming from either side there would be that issue.

[@tealx2014]

Yes!!!! Using the theme song from The Movie Tombstone!!!

[@johnhendrickson8926]

What an impressive farm you have ! Well Done

[@timurozkan8237]

@@bigtractorpower in Is will send send this this The The first sif if we are on it it and we we are are 9ooo

[@farmersim9955]

@@timurozkan8237 I got a stroke while reading that

[@ricknelson7824]

I can even smell the unique smells of harvest watching this, rain or no rain it takes an incredible amount of work and organizing to accomplish a harvest. That being said before I quit farming we grew wheat both winter and spring, barley and canola. Used John Deere, Massey, White combines and the custom cutter usually brought 12 of the latest Deere machines. I don’t miss the stress but the fragrance of freshly tilled soil and the smell of harvest bring a lot of emotion and memories.

[@robertsandberg8846]

I simply thank God for the beauty of the harvest. Maybe that's why America is known as the breadbasket of the world.

[@matthewketelhut4966]

Appreciate all you US farmers getting it done! My grandfather and uncle farmed around 200 acres just outside of Lincoln, NE for pretty much their whole lives.

[@robertpayne2717]

Have not farm since mid 80's. I had a 550 Massey Ferguson 16 ft header, and a 715 IHC 16 ft.hseder.. raised rice, wheat, soybeans,,, both were good machines....most of my old friends are using John Deere or Classe Combines Now....with 35 ft headers and are growing mostly beans and rice now on precisioned leveled ground..I remember in 1969 my dad still had his 95 John Deere with a 14 ft. Grain header and a 2 row wide corn head that my grandad had purchased for a 45 John Deere combine in the 50's.

[@bobnistler]

The Fawn got out just in time!

[@bigtractorpower]

Nothing Runs Like Deere 😁. There were lots of deer in the wheat fields this year.

[@willcamp6319]

@@bigtractorpower is this the Garnetts

[@ScottPykare]

@@willcamp6319 No it's not. Garnett's have newer Kinze grain carts and 4wd's. Plus I believe they run all 7 series combines. But maybe a few X9's now?? Not sure on that.

[@willcamp6319]

@@ScottPykare who's farm is it

[@ScottPykare]

@@willcamp6319 Not sure?

[@mr.independent3501]

Thank God for our farmers

[@kirklothert3435]

Sweet combines. You already know I love John Deere green

[@kirklothert3435]

Uh no but I grew up on a farm in the eighty's & my dad had John Deere equipment so I grew up around John Deeres. Never driven a combine & I get pretty jealous when I see people younger than me driving them combines. I think farm equipment these days are pretty sweet

[@arjungupta1949]

@@lolatingey3608in IV nnb.

[@devin9931]

South Central KS... We run a Gleaner R72 and R62 with 30ft heads... Just got a little over half done with our wheat before 4 inches of rain last Friday... And continual showers through the week still have us waiting... So far been well above average yield from the last few years

[@bigtractorpower]

I like Gleaner. The R72 is a monster combine. Sorry to hear the rain in Hollis if you up. Glad the yield is up.

[@404nitro]

Great to get another one from you. Been wondering where you were. Glad you're OK and just busy filming. Really cool video, this one.

[@ScottPykare]

Really good to have a new video from ya Jason. Serious harvesting being done here. Awesome as always!!GO BTP💪

[@donaldbickel8314]

With out the farmers. God bless you all. Your work is never done sun 🌅 to sun down. God bless all the farmers.

[@bigtractorpower]

👍👍

[@johnclarkkitner9556]

That was cool seeing those coming over the hill like that.

[@bigtractorpower]

It was a neat opportunity to catch them all lined up. Normally through the day they spread out in the field.

[@omaraltamimi1964]

The Best Video I ever seen of my life!

[@Mark-uq9km]

Gorgeous farmland. Beautiful looking crop. There's a lot of Mc Donald's biscuits to be made from that huge haul.

[@bigunone]

Dad's cousin did custom combining back in the 1980s and up until about 1990, when someone bought his whole outfit. Man was he happy

[@bigtractorpower]

What brand of combines did he run?

[@bigunone]

@@bigtractorpower John Deere

[@dylanlutz8045]

Thanks big Tractor Power nice to see you again!

[@davidparadis490]

Iconic Americana, reaping the wheat harvest in America's heartland

[@bigtractorpower]

Wheat harvest is one of my favorite times of year.

[@bigtractorpower]

It is interesting to watch Australian farming on KZbin. I hope to get a chance to film there some day.

[@nicklehman3984]

All i think when i see John Deere harvesters is my slot count is gonna be through the roof.

[@joegotz1971]

6 combines at 40’ each. 240 feet per pass. It took me 30 passes with my grandfather’s 8’ Massey Harris. I also remember the other farmers I worked for talking about lifting the grain head with a lever. And Harvey was always driving the tractor too fast.

[@davidkottman3440]

@Mitch Batten something always goes wrong, eventually

[@farmkidtakeu6983]

I'm much passionate about this machinery....💪

[@waynefiebiger3202]

I really enjoy all the combines going gobbling up acres of wheat. Then the carts and trucks. It takes a lot of manpower for the equipment. Good luck

[@bigtractorpower]

It sure does. Plus they plant soybeans right behind the combines.

[@357bullfrog9]

Big is an understatement. Them are monster's

[@robertmueller3355]

That always has impressed and intrigued me. Awesome to watch something like that

[@mljw4080]

Impressive with 6 John Deere combines and 2 grain carts working together. Something I have never seen and you did an excellent job of videoing.

[@jamieshields9521]

Liking wheat harvest vid👍we finish sowing but been most of wheat was dry sown because no autumn rain but finally we had rain in NE of Victoria. But in NSW they had the rain n good amount but yields could be effected by mice plagued. We will be running CaseIH Redtop 8010 again this coming harvest, it interesting to see how neighbour goes with JD S680, dad cousin will operating MF 8780 XP.

[@BigSmiles214]

Great job. Can’t wait for those red power machines

[@zeliodamaceno2205]

Boa noite gostei

[@juanmendez4535]

that's so nice bad ass jonh Deere

[@wesleykipyego5110]

The stuff that my childhood is made of, missing those days when uasin-gishu was the best wheat producer in eldoret

[@bradolsen8629]

I am not a farmer but I enjoy watching these videos anyway because of the process I’m getting a harvest is interesting to me once I like the sound of a diesel engine thanks for the videos👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@williamschulte7603]

I didn't think Kentucky had such large wheat fields.

[@bigtractorpower]

Western Kentucky has some large acreages. I film each year in several 1,000 acre fields and one Deere farm I film at has a 2,800 acre field I film in and a Case IH farm has a 3,000 acre field. Both those big fields appear several times in videos here on the channel.

[@bigcheese370]

Lil homie just made it

[@Kindredmsg]

Love the upgrade to 1080p videos

[@bigtractorpower]

👍👍

[@bigtrukkbigchevy4808]

Bigger isn’t always better

[@nycsox987]

Now That's a lot of combines!!

[@bigtractorpower]

It was a neat filming opportunity.

[@robertjd2208]

Seeing two John Deere combines at the start and then a third a forth coming over the hill would have made usa’s adversaries shake in there boots. I think you may have even found the way to chase COVID away.

[@farmerbrown3768]

The guys that’s running the carts are the ones having to run their tails off!

[@davidwasson4676]

incredible. Wheet fields were not that big. In new York state. I put lots of hours on the ole Massey's Ferguson 300. 10 foot grain head.

[@brandonshaw95]

I’m interested to see how the new drapers hold up. Haven’t had anyone ask for parts for one yet

[@garyzehr4445]

570 wheat, 830 corn 1500 soybeans all with a S660 John Deere. They are a farm a couple of roads over from me. They just bought a new MacDon 30ft Draper head for this year.

[@JuanSanchez-ij7om]

very good job.

[@anthonybanda8192]

Nice work the first part of the video footage was great . We are going to start wheat tomorrow here in southern Michigan. We have finally had some dry weather and our wheat is ready . We tested some today at 13 to 14.5 moisture We will get to test our new gleaner s98s and see how they do in wheat . We will also get to try out our challenger mt 743 on our new demco 1300 bushel grain cart . We are going to plant soybeans right after the combine as well . Great video as always keep up the good work!

[@get__some]

just dust. dust everywhere. good video Jason

[@genelegear5418]

Thanks, always enjoy your shows.....

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@sbvol7385]

BTP has been holding out. I have been waiting on a video from Bobby or who else might be on the farm. Love hearing those big tractors.

[@bobsmith1814]

Jason, another great harvest video. Cool video

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you.

[@funnrun3399]

My father Carl has a 1981 Gleaner K2 Combine with a 10 ft grain head with a 292 straight 6 engine powering it on his 118 acre beef cattle farm he also rents 75-100 acres from a friend because he sells the hay off it and the owner appreciates how well my father upkeeps his farm the owner of the rented land farmed in the 70s over 250 acres of land with his son and a Case agri king tractor over 150hp they got into construction and made millions from their gravel pit

[@Redmallard]

Amazing width of harvest.

[@bigtractorpower]

They plant soybeans behind the combines so they work to harvest the war as fast as possible.

[@thomasvogelgesang667]

That was a great shot of the combines. One of the best I have ever seen. It was just cool a heck. Thank you for that.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you. It’s fun getting out to see all this equipment running.

[@rolandaushilfstrucker2385]

Great Video with nice Sound thank you from Germany🇱🇷🇩🇪

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@davidwasson4676]

Wow ! incedible.

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great BigTractorPower Video, thanks for sharing

[@bigtractorpower]

This was a fun filming opportunity.

[@Andy-From-England]

A lot of JD machines great video mate

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching. It was neat to film at this farm.

[@jessberg4763]

Wow that's impressive footage! Great job!

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@markreetz1001]

Very cool video Jason. Great seeing all that iron working!

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍👍

[@pqworks9019]

That is a huge fleet! Loved the machinery!

[@LONpaulDON]

Big tractor Power my name is Paul I live in southeast Ireland I subscribed to your channel

[@brucewalker2276]

I farm by Fort Benton MT. I have 3 1680's. We're about 90 miles from Welker's in Shelby. We harvest Winter and Spring wheat.

[@mikebonge7206]

Big Matt. Great

[@bigtractorpower]

I have a video on the way featuring Matt combing wheat. This is a different farm from the one that Matt works at.

[@mikebonge7206]

those are some huge farms down there. I thought Matt farm was big,,, no fences

[@sharpshooter7127]

Awsome video as always BTP 👍🚜

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching it was great to be out there to see all this combine action

[@piperdoug428]

It's always interesting to see the types of combine drivers, the ones who just tickle the heads of the crop with the reel or the ones who go whole hog n bury the reel down to almost touch the cutter bar

[@bigtractorpower]

The wheat yields very well this year. Over 100 bu in most fields. I saw allot in the 112 to 118 range. Because the wheat heads were so heavy a week before harvest a soaking rain with some wind over two days lodged the wheat pretty well. The conditions across the fields very from flat to tangled so every pass has been different as far as cutting height.

[@piperdoug428]

@@bigtractorpower wow! great yields and that's a double crop rotation right? soy next?

[@novakcustomharvesting6930]

I love the older articulate tractors!!!

[@tomn7087]

Great footage. Always enjoy your channel

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@SimonKL11]

It is that time of year again😁👍 green machines on yellow fields look always pretty good👍😉 nice video👍

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍👍

[@oldben1800]

no one going to mention the little fawn? wow

[@billsmith8238]

That's a beautiful sight

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍👍

[@organic_colorado_bob___8838]

We grow 3,500 acres give or take per year here in Southern Colorado and harvest with our two s670 combines.

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool. I just filmed some S770s.

[@generationll]

Did you catch any twin rotor X9s Jason?Have Deere loaned them out to Hutson's yet?1:57 sight.

[@brandonshaw95]

We had ours manage to go out once before everyone was pretty much done with wheat

[@toddr.4630]

Another OUTSTANDING video, great job, thanks B.T.P. N.C.✌️

[@jonathandesselle4464]

Wonder how many Pizzas are in that field lol awesome video

[@yootubecansuckmydick1245]

Nice machines

[@stewarth8650]

Good Job once again Jason. Maybe I’m watching too many of your videos … within seconds of the start I thought that field looks familiar and I said to myself ‘western Kentucky ‘! I’m an English man living in Spain.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching. WKY has some wide open acres. I hope to film farming in Europe some day.

[@jarenchristiaens3505]

We grow mostly spring wheat and barley and use a John Deere s680 with a 35 ft Draper header to harvest

[@bigtractorpower]

Very nice.

[@Fundy55]

Great job Jason!

[@JuanSanchez-ij7om]

wow!!!!

[@mr.whatever2435]

Nice👍

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@michaelvangundy226]

That is alot of pasta. It's hard to believe that people can go hungry. That makes so much bread. How much does each person need in a year? 5 bushel? Times 7 billion. That's 35 billion bushel to feed the world. Git er dun boys!

[@stuartmassengale3955]

Great video Jason! Look forward to more!

[@bigtractorpower]

Lots of good harvest videos on the way.

[@stuartmassengale3955]

@@bigtractorpower good to hear, will be looking forward to them. I'm really looking forward to the 2022 season as well, hoping to see some X9, and newly updated 9R, and 9RX action next year. Thank you sir, for keeping the videos coming!

[@omaraltamimi1964]

I want to you filming the CLAAS XERION TRAC TS In SOON!

[@oscarschneider860]

Loved the harvest video. @Bigtractorpower do you have any Film of this particular Farm seeding the wheat ?

[@mikereekie4948]

Awesome vid, regards from Kazahkstan

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching. Always neat to know people from other farts of the world are watching.

[@brettbaumgarten]

We have spring barley up in north dakota right around fargo with a 9870 and a 9860

[@bigtractorpower]

Very nice.

[@massimotasca7975]

Jeremy Clarkson avrebbe detto: "3 in is too many, but 6 COMEOOOOONEEE!!!"🤣🤣🤣

[@cambokunkhmer]

I like your video, because it is always fantastic.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@boomerang379]

When are you coming to rice country and filming some rice harvest?

[@TheJohndeere466]

We have a little wheat here in northeastern Ohio. We are going to take it off with a 1967 John Deere 55EB.

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool. I like the 5 series. I featured a 55EB in beans last fall.

[@LucendsRanch]

We’re from central Alberta. We grow organic crops of hemp, oats, barley, rye, peas, and non organic wheat. Not all at once in a year but with in 3 years we would have grown them. We use a newer model 9760 JD. I make videos about our farm work.

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool. How do you control weeds in organic small grains? Here we have organic corn and soybeans. They cultivate them several times.

[@LucendsRanch]

@@bigtractorpower It is very hard. Crop rotation is a big factor. Not so much between grain crops but between Alfalfa for 3-4 years, break it, get a clean crop of hemp or oats off of it then go from there. The longer it is broke the worse the weeds get. We use mechanical weed control which is just a heavy harrow that we run over crop when it has 3-5 leaves. It comes back strong and the weeds get knocked back. We also treat our seed with compost tea, soft rock phosphate, silica and sugar which helps it get ahead and canopy over weed quickly. We also rely on the electrical energy in the soil. High biological energy is good for the crop and bad for the weeds so we spray organic fert like liquid fish, soft rock phos, molasses, calcium, humic acid, etc. The prices of the grain has to justify it though and right now it isn’t. We believe in it but it is a heck of a lot harder than conventional.

[@redneckfarmingcorporation4116]

We farm in Northwest Iowa. We grow ORGANIC corn soybeans and oats. It's not as simple as spraying the weeds. We rip them out with rowcrop cultivators, rotary hoes, tine weeder etc

[@bigtractorpower]

I like organic farming I have filmed a full season at an organic farm.

[@levisheets4519]

Very nice and interesting

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@RovingPunster]

I'm raising hard white wheat ... but only a tiny 2ft x 5ft patch. I just wanted to experience the process once, before I die.

[@johnkillian4874]

Was wondering where ya been man! Was having btp withdrawl lol awesome vid love me some deeres!!

[@jeffdierksheide289]

Impressive video

[@bigtractorpower]

It was fun filming this one.

[@jeffdierksheide289]

@@bigtractorpower how many trucks do they need to keep that many combines moving? We we are in good corn and get away from our bins we run 4 trucks and a grain cart to keep moving.

[@matthewtaliaferro]

I hope you film an X9 soon

[@interman7715]

WOW !!!!

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@FarmingInsider]

Amazing footage! The grain cart drivers have their work cut out for them

[@bigtractorpower]

They stay busy. There was a thirst 9220 and Kinze 1050 but they were at the truck as the combines were opening up this section of the field.

[@Rightwinger1982]

I had a skunk go through a combine on my cousin's farm in Saskatchewan (picking up swaths) It was unbearable. Anyone ever had that happen?

[@bigtractorpower]

Ouch. An 8240 combine I filmed with a 16 row corn head a few years ago got a skunk about 20 minutes before I got to the field to film. I remember thinking it had a pretty strong odor as it was running through the corn rows.

[@devin9931]

Yep.. A couple years back while cutting soybeans... The smell in the cab didnt go away for WEEKS... When you walked into the shed you could smell skunk instantly from it too for awhile... Was horrible

[@billnboo4u]

thay are gona have Mack in the game

[@josephzimmerman5717]

Did anyone see the baby deer flee within 11 seconds of the video!!

[@perrywollam8981]

Been waiting on this video. Was wondering if they would be running x9s or 790

[@bigtractorpower]

This is not the big John Deere farm I normally film at. That farm is an up coming video with 7 S790s. That farm really likes the X9 and I expect they will switch to X9s in 2022 when they go into full production.