Wheat Harvest 2023 near Tribune Kansas with Paplow Harvesting

Wheat Harvest 2023 near Tribune Kansas with Paplow Harvesting
In this video I am out in a wheat field with Paplow Harvesting as they are custom harvesting winter wheat near Tribune Kansas.
In the video they are running their nine Case IH 8250 combines with 45 foot wide MacDon Draper heads. Also in the the video they are running 3 tractors and grain carts. A Case IH 380 tractor pulling an Elmers 1300 Haulmaster cart and two Case IH 340 tractors pulling Brent 1396 grain carts.
I have done other wheat harvest videos with this crew in Texas, Oklahoma and south central Kansas.

[@scottpykare801]

It's great to watch a wheat harvest video in February. Bring on spring!!

[@ndtschau]

In this "case" it's been a great harvest-operation! 😉 Thanks a lot for the video! 😊👍🏻

[@robwar2288]

Paul buys more new Combines at one time than I can buy in 10 lifetimes!😂😂 great Video!!!!!!!

[@sandrodalazem5834]

Great Great videos longe harvesting case Mike

[@jeffreyhoover2105]

Mike i love to see all those combines bringing in the winter wheat crop. I love those big op 13:59 en fields that they are working in . Looks like those fields have some weeds to as well. But it looks like combines are doing a good job of cleaning the weeds out of the grain . As always mike another great video . Thanks for all the work you put into your videos GOD BLESS AND THANK YOU

[@JimBirch-ps2qx]

Great watching these guys!

[@DestinySavagJaydinAustin]

This video is a work of art about agriculture. I was captivated by the beautiful images and sounds in this video.

[@bobwood3665]

Wow that's a lot of red equipment good video

[@terrygreen9107]

That’s a fare sight to see, thanks for sharing 👍

[@NathanSmith-ju9op]

Awesome video Mike! The whole crew was excited when we seen you at the field! I was in Combine #7 and very fortunate to run with Paplows and be on the best KZbin channel there is

[@farmhandmike]

Awesome and thanks,

[@AkbarMoncongloe]

Amazing video 🎉

[@davidkarhan7219]

nice

[@lennardperry5184]

great video Mike. thanks

[@Bowhunters6go8xz6x]

You hit the nail on the head Mike, in 2023 we had a drought March, April, May which meant very little moisture when the wheat is putting on growth and filling out heads and then in June when it was time to cut wheat we started getting some rains. A really messed up situation, usually if we have a drought its during summer (July, August). Ugly wheat with all those weeds. Thanks for the video !

[@Norbyusz]

This is very relaxing love it

[@perrywollam8981]

👍always enjoy watching your videos. Can never guess where you’ll be or what you will be doing. Playing in the snow or mud. Dry land cotton and Milo in tx to potatoes In Idaho always something different

[@daviddziomba9664]

The views you have of the area, gives new meaning to the term of wide open spaces, sounds like it was a bit windy too. Dave D.

[@SimonKL11]

That harvest crew is really moving along in wide open fields😄👍 it is the first time I realized that you switch between a green and a red tractor in your logo😉👍 I wonder what happened to the versatile 450 too, it's unusual that a modern tractor is sitting next to a field road for years. Thank you for the video Mike👍👍

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

Those guys can sure cover the ground, out in the big open areas it makes it nice that they can go down the road without taking the head off, great video Mike 👍

[@cambofarming]

Great Harvest Machinery Video 😍

[@swagzoneus]

Thanks a lot for the video! 😊👍🏻

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@brianuhing2657]

Thanks Mike

[@rodneycody8746]

Nice

[@franciscosandiego3026]

I like Mike less videos on KZbin from the imperial county California 👍👍🇺🇲🚜🌽😁

[@drisselmousaoui8363]

👍💪🙏تحياتي لك من الناضور المغرب

[@DonWelter]

Awesome drone footage with the entire fleet of 9 8250's cutting in the same field. A shame the yield wasn't like we have here in Ohio, but dryland farming is part of the game in their area.

[@deweypowell2684]

The weeds bout took over the wheat

[@farmhandmike]

Rain delayed the harvest in this area and the weeds were coming on strong.

[@roryweber817]

I used to live just north of there at Sharon Springs Kansas

[@alvinsuemnicht788]

Another great video! Mike, can you or any of your viewers tell me why MacDon headers are so popular? Thanks.

[@farmhandmike]

I think they were the first company to put a draper head on a combine. They seem to support the custom harvest crews good and just an all around quality product is my guess.

[@JoaoPires-pd9ot]

Oi 👍👍👍👍👏

[@John-nc4bl]

I'd like to see Paplow running a fleet of combines with 62 foot GTS Brazilian heads or 60 foot Honeybees.

[@farmhandmike]

They’d work good here but probably not in a lot of the other states they harvest in

[@John-nc4bl]

True. More horses as well as more separator capacity reqd. should get the jobs done in heavier crops. That New Holland CR 11 maybe the answer.@@farmhandmike

[@joelg8004]

Do they only use the cross augers on the headers for certain crops or is it dependent on yield? Amazing video and great team knocking that out quick!

[@oldfarmshow]

👍👍

[@DeBa1226]

Brother was it you whose video I watched a number of years ago, you had a beautiful Turbo 1206? Or somebody else?

[@DeBa1226]

You still have it? With a set of duals how big of a disc can it comfortable pull? 21’, 24’?

[@bobnistler]

😎😎

[@farmjet2711]

Hey Mike got a question. There is a versatile RT490 combine on a local dealers lot. It has low hours and they are not asking much for it. Are these good machines or is there a good reason why they are asking so little for a low hour machine? 330 hours and asking $60,000

[@ledferg]

How much do custom harvester operators get paid?

[@user-om5rw1mu7q]

First comment😊

[@Steiger550]

Should we all bow down and pucker up?

[@carlfalt174]

Did that wheat yield even 20 bu/acre

[@jaycweingardt11]

Why does the grain cart do a loop back to the next combine instead of just stopping and waiting for the combine to pass?

[@user-ve2fb6jv8k]

How many acres of wheat do they custom Harvest

[@farmhandmike]

I'm not really sure as they start wheat in Texas and cut all the way up to Montana and North Dakota. After wheat they do fall crops in various places.

[@pierreleroy6826]

Where are the trees?

[@farmhandmike]

This is out on the high plains (prairie) Trees never really existed in these parts. This was all grasslands before the settlers showed up.

[@John-nc4bl]

Why not cut around the corners instead of having to stop and reposition again. Then a couple of passes to clip off the missed stuff.

[@flyingdutchmanSB]

Hi sir. When is next harvestin? Can I get a job?

[@rodneycody8746]

Y uturn grain cart around when u can just wait duno