Ryan, I along with many others are privileged to spend time with you and learn a bit more of How Farms Work. May you and yours produce excellent videos as long as you wish. All the best

SO PROUD of you guys. You work hard and honest. America needs more of peoples like you and your Family. Love the videos. Maybe do a 'show' on how you make your videos. Cheers from East Tenn......

Always a pleasure to watch.. Thanks Ryan..

Thanks for sharing your harvest with us Ryan.

Glad you’re getting some beans done

Ah, the Power Line farm. It's nice when "new" ground is so close to all your infrastructure. Good to see you running the combine this time. You never can tell with soybeans. Long hours can drain you, but sometimes it needs to be done. Thanks for the video.

We Love you Ryan. Happy Thanksgiving

absolutly love your videos ryan makes me so jealous. i was really ad when my uncle sold all his combines in saskatchewan. might try to see if i can get out there and do some of my own farming in a few years as he still owns thousands of acres.

Thanks Ryan love the video .

You and Mn Mellinual do awesome work. Great Farms.

Haven’t watched you guys in a LOOOONG time, forgot how interesting this stuff was. Keep up the good work!

That was very interesting after the sun goes down the beans get tough. Kinda scary watching you unplug the machine but you knew what you were doing that’s good! Just love 💕 our Rocket boy such a good dog!! We have 5 inches of snow in n lower mi. Love your videos lots of blue sky and sun ☀️ and NO SNOW ⛄️

The videos with the bobcat in it are my favourites

It really amazing to see farming across the pond

I liked that first person view of you using the controls to put the beans into the ez trail. Makes it interesting to see how those types of things are controlled for us non-farmers.

Nice to see you're getting it done! Hopefully you can beat the rain and get your field done. Saving 27 cents a bushel for hauling will be HUGE! All the best from the Denny's

Good work ryan!! Of harvesting soybeans.

So cool watching from the combine. Gator goes very well too.

Regular auger heads tend to have wrapping issues compared to drapers due to the feeding... however it's not unheard of on draper heads either. It's only happend once on the MacDon head we run. Flax straw on the other hand, it's a challenge for any header. Those auger light gremlins.

Great video Ryan!!! You and millennial farmer... I feel bad.. No auger lights.. But again great video!

Hi you are a god inspiration

I have spots like that to Ryan in my fields awsome video

Great video Ryan

thx for the nice video ;-)

Love the harvesting video you should do them more!!

@Jeremy_811

5 жыл бұрын

@JUST GUNNA SEND IT I know that, but I mean like put a camera in the combine and get more of it.

What percentage of crop do you loose when picking? Is it a lot or a minimal amount? Is there a better way of picking soybeans other than the combine? Thank you for you videos. They are very educational and I enjoy them very much. I always look forward to the next video.

This morning I woke up from a dream so real. In my dream I was standing in front of your farm (Rockville) and the band Phish came out and were playing this HUGE JAM as they walked down the road in front of your place. I could hear a huge crowd off in the distance cheering. I was so ecstatic that I got to film and photograph this. And then I woke up and wandered around my house for like a half and hour thinking "That was soooo real man" Farms and Hippies. Who'da thunk it??????

Nice we got a foot of snow

Dust is flying good the beans are good to go

Great video it’s nice to see you operating the combine! #WorldsOkayestFarmer

Will you put the doors back on the 4020?

One step closer

My beans yielded 16.....id be doing cartwheels for 40! Lol

Check your variable speed clutch on left side of head. Looked like it was smoking a bit. Could have been just dust, that will run for awhile like it is but if it is going out your in borrowed time.

Ryan I've asked that question myself how can they look so bad an yield better than the better looking beans. I've seen them laying flat an do good an Vice a versa too

i know travis had mentioned thoughts on getting a 'new' combine any thoughts on size? Perhaps like a 9660 size?

I think the last time I saw running the combine was when you were cutting those oats

How many bushels does the auger unload a second

We have snow everyday until Friday

I don't know what the deal is with those auger lights I had the same problem its in the ground. I ended up grounding it so its on with the main lights and I like that because I can see when its racked back all the way. And on the ol 860 I used to have it on all the time that was my chopper light

@lawaynehelmuth9581

5 жыл бұрын

About 60℅ of the time when lights don't work it's the ground or the light it self

This is what happens when Ryan isn't running the grain cart😂😂😂

Why are the rows far apart? Why can’t they be closer together?

Que buen perro que raza es

A reverse feeder house is a Life saver

Does your unload auger have the brush flites or the poly ones?

@lukestrawwalker

5 жыл бұрын

Those are for seed... the combine and auger to put grain in the bins are all just regular straight steel flighting. Later! OL J R :)

@piperdoug428

5 жыл бұрын

@@lukestrawwalker our 97 9600 had brush kit on the unload as we did allot of pulses.

@lukestrawwalker

5 жыл бұрын

@@piperdoug428 "Pulses?" Pulse crops? Like specialty crops? Learn something new every day. Never seen brush augers on a combine before. Later! OL J R :)

The lodged and bad looking areas are like that because at times they have so many beans on them that they lodge,any rain and subsequent wind usually means that all the high yielding plants can’t support themselves,my thoughts

Are you always so late harvesting?, are the risk of getting snow isn’t to big?

@thedeere1012

5 жыл бұрын

We have 275 acres of soybeans left and it's snowing out right now

Missing a few fingers on that header there Ryan.

Is the truck and trailer ready to haul grain - do you need a CDL license - I read no in Wisconsin

@McNair1952

5 жыл бұрын

No licence required as long as Ryan is hauling his own crops. I think.

@donald1056

5 жыл бұрын

@@McNair1952 If he hauls somebody else's grain he will I would imagine

@bro-dirt680

5 жыл бұрын

If you are hauling the farmers grain in Indiana you do not need a CDL. Indiana is one state that did not change it. Ryan does not need a CDL until he starts driving commercially. You run farm plates you are good.

In Louisiana same rules apply

Wouldn’t the weight of the extra bean pods b what pulls the stalks down?

From what I've seen, beans need a little bit of stress to put on pods good. Too much hurts the plant where it can't put on pods, too little and the plants feel safe and won't put on extra pods

When will the video you’ve been putting together over the past year going to be released

@HowFarmsWork

5 жыл бұрын

Either when we hit 200K or the new year, whichever comes first. I needed harvest film for it.

Imagine plugging a 40ft head 🤣 I'm I'm Nebraska I know the struggle

Hey Ryan, you should let rocket jump in and out of the gator bed like that. My black lab was put down because her knees blew out from jumping in and out of truck beds around the farm. Just a fore warning. HAPPY HARVESTING!

Was there a winner for the last hat giveway? I don't recall seeing an announced winner since the last hat giveaway announcement.

@HowFarmsWork

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, I notified the winner, just didn’t announce it.

That dog has hopps

Where's your snow? A nor'easter just came by my area. Is it legal to drive your gator down the roads? Nice video of your harvesting.

Does the side light work if u turn the left blinker on?

@HowFarmsWork

5 жыл бұрын

Nope, same broken wire

@phillipwencel6388

5 жыл бұрын

@@HowFarmsWork Gotta love electrical gremlins. Great channel. Hope your have a safe prosperous harvest the rest of the way!

Somebody teach me here please! I've watched Travis and Ryan operate the combine and both seemed to do a lot of steering.. Why is that? In corn the row should be pretty well centered going into the head but on the steering it would seem that the planter would not plant to make all of those steering corrections necessary. Is it possible that there is slop in the mechanical parts of the steering? like ball joints or other parts? I guess it could also be in the hydraulic motor that drives the wheels.

@jbmbanter

5 жыл бұрын

@John Haas I guess I had forgotten about the contours. That makes sense. I was really thinking that the steering was slopy like an old truck with worn out steering parts or even the steering box. Thanks!

@perrypavlat6909

5 жыл бұрын

Combines steer hydraulically: there is no solid steering shaft like on a car so there is always a little play in it, especially on older equipment

@jbmbanter

5 жыл бұрын

@@perrypavlat6909 Thanks Perry.

Heyyyyyyyyyy

why are your fields so oddly shaped?

@JimEstep12071

5 жыл бұрын

They contour farm to eliminate erosion and break up the flow of the water. They follow the slope of the field. good question

@b33u

5 жыл бұрын

@@JimEstep12071 unless your in western Kansas or western Nebraska, nice and symmetricalish.

@swissy_2263

5 жыл бұрын

@@b33u na im in canada

@ryanp6999

5 жыл бұрын

If I had a dollar for every time someone asked this question...

Farming Simulator 19 IRL

Well tickle my fancy!

Honestly I dont think we have even plugged our head but we have plugged the straw chopper tight

I will tell you, the disaster area is because the plants more likely to flop around with more weight, hence the heavier averages.

Go CATS!!!!!

First!

Yes even with a MacDon it will plug right there too. Enough to make a guy pull his hair out.

We had ice yesterday. I drive by a couple of bean fields everyday to and from work. I'd bet that ice isn't good for beans.

@Farmerjoe-4430

5 жыл бұрын

Oh no combining beans on frozen ground absolutely sucks it's a slow process and it can be very hard on the head

Curious... Don't know if anyone ever asked..?..but wonder why y'all don't use "Brodie(Suicide) Knobs" on your tractors and combine for quicker and "easy-on-ya" steering..??

That machine has side lights which are operated by the turn signal switch, way brighter than that little light on the end of the auger

@HowFarmsWork

5 жыл бұрын

Both powered by the same wire

@user-pm1gg7eu3b

5 жыл бұрын

@@HowFarmsWork well that doesn't help at all now does it, haha

Should drive one without a cab and 12' header ! Back when farmers were farmers! Younger generation is spoiled.

First here

Its snowing in ohio were i live

@gove8722

5 жыл бұрын

I get out my house and slip down the stairs

Aren’t you supposed to combine beans at an angle

@bro-dirt680

5 жыл бұрын

Its not a must. Most do anymore because they are running GPS.

Where’s thedog

Your header sounds like it needs greased great video

First

get a draper head

Is it just me or does the younger generation of farmers like to jerk the steering wheel a lot more? We were always taught to drive straight and barely touch that wheel.

@OkieDoke18

5 жыл бұрын

Depends on the rig honestly. Use to run a 9670 that was rear wheel assist and the rear had those big floater tires which made the combine stay in a straight line. But auto steer was extremely nice once the headlands was done.

@payne2086

5 жыл бұрын

@@OkieDoke18 I've run everything from an 8820, CTS 9610, 9670, 9770, S670 and up until the 670 I've always run floaters. Never owned auto steer and never will. I guess I've never really noticed a difference in driving with different tires when it comes to driving straight.

@OkieDoke18

5 жыл бұрын

@@payne2086 You've ran quite a bit of Harvesters!! I ran a 2wd 9600 but the rear had one those skinny tires matched with the duals on the front and it was all over the darn place!

@payne2086

5 жыл бұрын

@@OkieDoke18 I must agree, the 2wd narrow tires are fairly squirmy. Especially on the 8820s back in the day.

Well at least it is Rain not S@>+

Combine is doing a terrible job at shedding and cleaning the beans so many pods in your hopper

Making fodder for leftists. Nice of you.