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Borrowing a 36ft premier 1900 in a couple days to knock down my oats. It has a bat reel unfortunately. I’d love one with a pick up reel

Nice to have those bins up. Long term investment.

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Humidity and grain crops can make them tough. Hopefully you get some less humidity. Once harvest is over you'll find the missing panels for the bin. Always seems to work out that way.

Humidity is doing us in here too. Taking a long time to dry stuff down. Nice today though, hopefully build a couple hundred bales of greenfeed tomorrow and cut the last 20 acres since the discbine parts finally came in.

Relying on other people or companies is a nightmare and all it take is a simple glitch to screw everything up

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My gosh 3 inches is a lot but 6 inches is something else. A lot of hopping around fields for you. Hopefully your bin gets moved so you can move on with harvest.

Keeps showering every couple days here. Frustrating trying to get at harvest. Gets almost ready then it showers or rains. Raked greenfeed this afternoon, now it’s giving me a real light shower. No baling tonight I guess. 🤷‍♂️👍🍻

Beautiful wheat, moving fast across the field. Back window covered is always a good feeling. I like combining swathes much better than straight cut. Less to watch. Congrats on the nice yields.

What’s the spread on the organic stuff? Must be a few bucks. I heard guys up here can get $20+ per bushel. Regular wheat is around 6.50

Change the sensitivity of the stone trap. This should solve your problem

I seem to recall the false rock alarms in one of your other years combine videos. Probably better if it's too sensitive than not. Good luck on harvest.

Nice looking wheat crop! Thanks for the video, Books!

That header is so giant compared to my 12 footer…yours seems very relaxing to operate. Nice load on that spreader…fertilizing the way farms should…livestock to fields and back again. Like that loader too.

It should make a big difference in next year's production

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The title sounds like a shitty job 😂

Spreading political promises, well the good king at least. LOL

Guys up here sink their ATVs for fun on the trails. That’s why you always question how it was used if you’re looking to buy a used one🙄. Not for me…. Those are nice beans and alfalfa. Funny what rain can do…

Second cut looks good. Your ATV should be fine. If the seals don't leak water should stay out but changing oils won't hurt either.

We float our quads across muskeg and rivers. Buried halfway up the seat lots of times. Usually fine. 🤣👍🍻

Rain has been holding up our haying a bit lately, but all of first cut is in swaths, hopefully in bales on the weekend on this last 200 acres. Just started laying down greenfeed oats today.

Can these mowers be purchased new. The head looks much the same as a new Holland and they were a dirty heap of shit

How wide is that mower?

Why is laying the hay flat important?

Would u be able to make a video of switching to swather from haybine head on your sp. just bought mine. Honey b is still on its transport. Lol

I'm not a big fan of the heat and humidity. It was the same here when it was hot there was no breeze. You will certainly end up with a good amount of bales this year.

Yep, I’m not a big fan of weird noises either when cutting. That roller would wear on my nerves too.

Since 2017 we have had to go to a second pass of residual roughly 20 days after your first pass of pre-emergence. Some guys have gone to a third pass I am going to move towards Rye Carlson's organic soybean method instead of buying more chemical

I dont know squats about beans but the organic wheat and the corn look good...we really need a good rain up here it would be too late for my barley but it would definitely help my oats, hay and pasture

Yall must get a lot better service on the ag side of Vermeer than us utility contractors do, and the parts pricing has to be more reasonable. They refuse to sell me a service manual for a cable plow built in 1994. Strange bunch that Vermeer.

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Hello! Wildness counterattacks...

From what I recall, dicamba or glyphosate cannot be sprayed after R2 stage. Liberty is up to R1. You might be sol this year.

I would for sure not spray Liberty. It will definitely trim up yield when blooming. Enlist is easier on beans but still hurts. Never heard of being to far along for a residual unless it’s a warrant ultra or prefix type product with fomesafen in it. For little to no crop response I would look at Zidua or warrant. If lack of rainfall is a concern I would turn to warrant hands down.

We bought a Vermeer v-rake last winter. Really liking it. Haven’t had any belt issues on my 605n yet, got about 4000 bales on it now. But a couple thousand bales to build yet this year, so there’s time. 🤣👍🍻

Also pretty sure your dry spell will end in a couple hours 😂😂

Raked hay. Always find a gremlin in the windrow

Only issues we’ve had with Vermeer lacing is when we sucked up a tree branch laying in the windrow it popped the lacing and rolled a belt like that

Looked as though you barely got dirty changing the belt😅.

Love when you use the sickle mower, does such a nice job. Thanks for the video.

Brooks - your new Vermeer baler has Continental baler belts installed on it from the factory. Your last balers had belts from WCCO installed on them. Not suggesting anything, just saying….

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I'll trade with u here in west Tennessee we have fire ants

That gopher stuff sure sucks. We get the odd ant hill in some old hayfields, but nothing like those mounds. We got a 3” thunderstorm with bad wind last night that wasn’t called for. Laid down some of my oats in one field. 30 acres out of 100. Guess we’ll greenfeed that one so the discbine can suck them up off the ground.