that corn looked really green...was it for feed? looks like it could easily be 40% moisture.
Looks good otherwise
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Looks good otherwise
Some Harvest Pics To Get You All IN the MOOD
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Great pics...thanks for sharing.
Ya it was high Moisture Corn for the Local Feed Lot
We cut and picked 16,500 acres of fall harvest (corn,milo,sunflower) and 15,000 acres of summer harvest
We cut and picked 16,500 acres of fall harvest (corn,milo,sunflower) and 15,000 acres of summer harvest
I'm always in the mood, nebraskaharvester.
Thanks for the impressive shots.
Why the small 8 row heads in nice big fields?
That kinda looks like the King Ranch in TX.
Where's za cuttin?
Thanks for the impressive shots.
Why the small 8 row heads in nice big fields?
That kinda looks like the King Ranch in TX.
Where's za cuttin?
Sweet pics. I noticed there is no dust coming out the back of the combines in some of the shots.
well the 8 row head are beacuse most of the farmers use 16 row planters so we cut in the northwest Kansas area
Thanks for the answer, nebraska harvester.
I don't mean to be awkward, but why could 12 row heads not be used on 16 row planted corn? With a marker on the planter, aren't the rows all of equal width?
Final question if you don't mind:
What town is that close to in NW KS where you shot those corn harvesting pictures?
I don't mean to be awkward, but why could 12 row heads not be used on 16 row planted corn? With a marker on the planter, aren't the rows all of equal width?
Final question if you don't mind:
What town is that close to in NW KS where you shot those corn harvesting pictures?
Quote:Thanks for the answer, nebraska harvester.
I don't mean to be awkward, but why could 12 row heads not be used on 16 row planted corn? With a marker on the planter, aren't the rows all of equal width?
Sure, as long as the planting made sure the guess row was 30" wide from end to end. It isn't always that way, though auto steer is helping that. There is also the issue of transporting the heads, keeping up with them with the cart, etc, etc.
I don't mean to be awkward, but why could 12 row heads not be used on 16 row planted corn? With a marker on the planter, aren't the rows all of equal width?
Sure, as long as the planting made sure the guess row was 30" wide from end to end. It isn't always that way, though auto steer is helping that. There is also the issue of transporting the heads, keeping up with them with the cart, etc, etc.
Quote:Thanks for the answer, nebraska harvester.
I don't mean to be awkward, but why could 12 row heads not be used on 16 row planted corn? With a marker on the planter, aren't the rows all of equal width?
Final question if you don't mind:
What town is that close to in NW KS where you shot those corn harvesting pictures?
12 row heads could be used with a 16 row planter, but it can get really tricky. Most of the time the spacing between the guess rows is pretty close to 30", but if you start to get on hilly ground the planter will want to drift, widening the spacing. The really bad spot is on turns. It really makes for a long day when the combine operator is constantly trying to keep the machine positioned so that the rows are being fed into the machine without pushing them too much to one side.
Excellent pics nebraskaharvester. It looks like the combines are 9760/50's? Are the machines with the bigger hopper extensions 9860's ?
I don't mean to be awkward, but why could 12 row heads not be used on 16 row planted corn? With a marker on the planter, aren't the rows all of equal width?
Final question if you don't mind:
What town is that close to in NW KS where you shot those corn harvesting pictures?
12 row heads could be used with a 16 row planter, but it can get really tricky. Most of the time the spacing between the guess rows is pretty close to 30", but if you start to get on hilly ground the planter will want to drift, widening the spacing. The really bad spot is on turns. It really makes for a long day when the combine operator is constantly trying to keep the machine positioned so that the rows are being fed into the machine without pushing them too much to one side.
Excellent pics nebraskaharvester. It looks like the combines are 9760/50's? Are the machines with the bigger hopper extensions 9860's ?
Awesome pictures.
The one with the 6 combines full and 3 grain carts and then the one with 6 combines coming at us.
Keep them coming.
Thank's Tom Turner
The one with the 6 combines full and 3 grain carts and then the one with 6 combines coming at us.
Keep them coming.
Thank's Tom Turner
well they were a miss match there was 4 9750's a 9760 and a 9860 with the big top extensions
What feedlot where you hauling to? It didnt happen to be the Hoxie Feedlot di it?
Matter of Fact it was u from that area or what?? This year we are gunna rum 5 9770's and 9760 all wiht autosteer and yeild mapping
me to! the last pic is awesome. but the last combine needs to have the cart under it asap
We have those combines on the lot at JD right now.... traded for 5 new 96/770sts... How was your journey any other pictures?
tell me what you all think
Very Great pictures. Perfect timing for you to post those pictures on a day in Indiana when it's snowing! My favorite of all the pictures are the overhead views and the ones with all the equipment are all lined up, like in pic 4. Hope you don't mind if i use one of these as a wallpaper for my phone do ya?
Love the aerial pics,
Picking corn in big flat fields sure is fun unless you are the cart operator. Do you have any pictures of the pit. That has to be a pretty assume set up to keep up with 6 machines.
Chad
Picking corn in big flat fields sure is fun unless you are the cart operator. Do you have any pictures of the pit. That has to be a pretty assume set up to keep up with 6 machines.
Chad
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