*Awesome video, Mike! 👍 I wish I had the time to drive out there and witness it in person. Thanks once more, and keep up the great work!*

I never get tired of watching this stuff

Modern agricultural machinery has marked a significant step forward in increasing productivity and efficiency in agriculture.😊

what a wonderful landscape! that's wonderful. a good day for you american people!

Awesome video 👍 Great footage. The farmers have been a customer for several years but I have never been able to see the wheat harvest. Thanks again for the great footage.

Mike that was an amazing video and I commend you on your dedication. You can take the boy from the farm but never, the farm from the boy. These videos mean a lot. Mega Thanks.

what a claas-ic video as usual Mike

Awsome video. Thanks for all the work you put in making them.

Mike - Nice video. The plains of eastern Colorado certainly do lend themselves to these huge fields. And many combines (like many hands) make for light work. Thanks for sharing. I'm a retired Pastor living in Davenport, Iowa, but did live in Colorado Springs for a few years back in the 60s and 70s. Take care.

The video is really good, thank you for sharing it with everyone

I enjoyed all 55 mins. and 49 secs. of it. It must have been something to see and to drive one of them. Just a great job on the video. Thanks!

Great video! I am actually a Custom Harvester Insurance Agent. I love seeing these videos and the work that they put in during harvest season. 👍🏻

Impressive operation!!! Thanks Mike

Mike one of your best video yet thank you .

I've never seen those kind of grain carts before. I'm used to seeing Elmers or Kinze. Awesome video..✌ God bless stay safe. 🇺🇸🚜🇺🇸

Talk about gettin' it DONE! BEAUTIFUL!

Cool video, this field had a lot of big round bare spots. 2st field that is. Love seeing 7, 8, even 9 combines coming down the at the same time. 👍👍👍🚜🚜🚜🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The logistics of running 12 combines and the ancillary equipment is staggering! Great video!!

Great video. This video will make your Hall of Fame list.

thanks for the video, awesome job as always !

Spectacular video!!!

GreatVlog Mike, I could watch Claas combines for an hour every day, thanks mate well done

I was less than 5 miles from where this video was taken at the time. I live in Wisconsin but I was there working for a farmer. In fact i saw all of those combines driving down the road.

Thanks for this video! Great work!

Thanks for aerial view of the harvesting.... awesome ... farming in high tech...Sweet

Back in 1976 we custom harvested at Byers for Farmer who had his Own bins and elevators

10/10 , your best video yet :) , great videography and commentary

Excellent as always Mike you have some wonderful vids. Thanks!

A lot of sky, a lot of wheat and a lot of fantastic machinery

Two things kinda stand out to me, that round and round harvest pattern is sort of unusual and the fact I think these guys are actually driving those machines , pretty novel today especially for an operation this size!! I'm sure whoever is in charge of the harvest has everything figured out for efficientincy but I'm surprised they don't have wider platforms , crop looks pretty light but wow what huge fields and beautiful geography!! I've certinaly never seen this much iron in one field ,thanks very much for taking us along!!

What a sound, what a convoy!

Great video Mike 👍. I wish I had time to drive out through there and see some of that. Thanks again. Keep up the good work

Literally the best video to this date!

I farm in Colorado and this operation is known far and wide for their mammoth wheat harvest combine fleets. They used to run red combines and they would get 20 some new combines every year. I was told it was a special deal with Case where these guys would put some hours on the machines and then they would be shipped to Australia as “used machinery” in order to get around a tariff on new machines

12 combines, for when you REALLY want to golf in August. Pretty quiet ride in those Lexion cabs.

Great video what an amazing site,we have one New Holland combined for two thousand acres here in Lincolnshire UK. Might get over one day to the USA.

I’m glad someone cleaned up the corners at 30 minutes in. That was killing me.

This is sooo great video material! I can't describe how such pictures fill my heart! Thank you for this video an I hope there will be some more ;)

Holy! They're going fast!

Very awesome, that's a lot of harvesters in one place. You do excellent work.

Awesome harvest video.

Awesome footage Mike, great drone viewing and impressive to see such a large field and the number of combines

Great video, Class Lexion combines are my favourite, love the yellow & black colours.

THANKS YOU FOR THE VIDEO..SALUDOS FROM : NEW YORK..

Hey Mike ... with all those combines, grain carts & grain trucks, I almost thought it was a BTP video from Western KY! Great Video Mike. I did not even notice that it was that long.

Being from the UK, I am MIND BLOWN by the size of that operation!!! I need to come to America lol You don’t get too many 740s where I am, let alone 12 in one field! 🤯 Great video!!

تحياتي اليكم جميعا وخصتا اصحاب الشاحنات الكبيرة والطويلة وشكرا على الرد المسموع والمنظور .

You should come and film it in the field

Keep up the good work Mike

Great video thanks for sharing

Every single one ran the stop sign! 🤠

Awesome video. We stay at the KOA just west of there when we go on a motorcycle ride out that way every few years. Big fields and lots of prairie dogs!

Wonderful video !!!!!

Its Beautiful to hear the sound of these mighty machines at work , gt video

Great video Mike

Thank you for sharing your video.

Job well done of wheat harvesting I admire working with u guys if given the chance

10:14 Told my wife yesterday: "You can never have enough combines!" 😂 Thx for the video!👍

Great job with the video! I like to see big boy toys at work! And operating them! I worked for a farmer that had alot of John Deer! J.C Howard's farm

Great video buddy would like to see up close of all the different operations of all the different functions you show a great deal but some points you can't see much of how it all works, thanks for sharing and much appreciated for the hours it takes to produce a video this size and location.

Awesome video

Very nice work, Mike! As a European, it's great to get such a close look at how you guys do things across the pond. The operation is absolutely massive. The limited commentary in the video really puts this down as a sort of amateur documentary, which definitely adds to the whole thing in a positive way. Thoroughly enjoyed, subscribed, and looking forward to seeing the rest of your work. Thanks a lot!

Playing FS19 while at the same time watching this video....what the hell is wrong with me? Am I addicted to this stuff? :D

What a great Video 😍😍😍

You look like a proud poppa with a brand new baby when you are running that combine!😎

Epic!

that's why I brag about you guys from the super developed countries, you guys are the 100% agricultural guys.

Nice video! Good timing required before the rain starts. Interesting tho that nowhere farmers need straw for the stables so that the animals have a soft place to lie down.

Man thats a lot of loaves of bread LOL. Being from New England its hard to imagine fields this big, it just blows me away. Great vid Mike and thanks for all the work you put into it

Damn those tractors are cool

Good video Mike awesome to see all those machines at work and i cant imagine the time it took to get all the footage you did get awesomeness

Very impressive and much thank you for sharing. I'm very appreciative for the amount of work you put in to make these videos.

I'm not going to lie - those tractors are bad ass!

Good one, Mike. I'm thinking you might get a bit off of MSRP if you walk into the Claas dealership with an interest in buying 12 combines.

I love Maine but man am I missing a lot of this country, hard pressed to see a combine near me let alone 12! I’ve only really traveled the I95 corridor and Alabama & Mississippi so I really love all the different farms you come across in your travels

Mike, this is the best video you have made so far. :) I would just love to have the money they spent on fuel that day. I could buy a new truck. LOL

Very nice video.

Wow, nice video !

really like you have so much actually sound of harvest

Awesome job Mike!

Awesome vid

Awesome video Mike. Thank You for all the hard work and time you take to record these massive operations for our pleasure. I am curious to know if they bale the straw or just compost it back to the soil.

Going for popcorn and back soon, evening is now saved, Thx Mike

Excellent!

Great video Mike >>> time not an issue

We’ll be starting rice harvest soon in the Mississippi Delta, come on down and film some rice harvest.

Any way you look at it there’s about $10,million dollars worth of equipment on the move. Damn Mike that’s impressive.😎

That is probably Linnebur farms? I ran grain cart in 99 there. Was lots of fun. 17 days of harvest,22 IH combines back then. 2 split crews, 10 combines /1 graincart in each.

Mike ,great video.Now we know where UFO’s land and when the combines were on the move and you sped it up......well that was kinda like scene out of a Mad Max movie!

I watched the whole thing!!

Beautiful

Seems one machine wastes about four foot of header😬 But considering the last combine I drove in 1970 had a 20 foot header🤣 great video!

Top video...from italy!

49:56 that’s my dad!! Amazing videography btw!

The logistics of these big operations really amaze me. They must drive the local price of Diesel up by a quarter a gallon when they are in the area!

Hi Mike, enjoyed watching your video tell you I sure would like to have in my pocket the case for what those Combines wealth

GREAT video!! and my god the lexion are flying past! i might have missed it how fast are they running? (on the field that is) Love the look on the lexion in US compared to the colers in EU nice to see the diffrence :) Any chance you know big the fields are they are running on? Glad i found your channel when you was visitering walkers! bin enjoying alot of your stuff sins

now there a video. the real machine and the real sound.. they are grain eaters. we have a 760 that hold the world record in bu. harvested awesome machines we run 45ft mac don for beans and small grain and a 16row 30in in corn. they have a 60ft draper head in Australia that would be interesting to run. have to make a extension hoper on the grain cart so canreach to unload on the go

Wow you can fit two island villages in the fields.

Awesome footage as always!! Thanks for your hard work to share. What was the avg bushel per ac? Looking at it compared to ours here in the SE it looked low.