I applaud your comment . When I was younger, I worked on a large tillage and beef farm in Ireland 🇮🇪 Farming is hard work and most people don’t appreciate that. peace to all.

Amen to that! 🙏🌾

Truly breathtaking! Kudos!

Thank you so much

Incredibly mesmerizing! Grateful for your dedication.

Uh, they were just opening the field, Einstein.

Doesn’t matter Einstein!! If you empty the three combines following the first before they get full, then when the lead combine gets full, all he has to do is switch a set of 16 rows with one that’s empty. That way, all four keep moving and the original lead combine dumps on the go and the other three keep moving as well instead of four combines sitting still all waiting to unload at the same time.

@@paulosanderson785 well Einstein the difference between you and us is some of us do this for a living and instantly spotted the stupidity of how they're doing this! Rule number one and harvesting is the combines never stop! In this situation the combine in the second position should have been emptied just prior to the first one needing to be emptied there for the first and second combines can just swap position and the whole row can keep going after a short little pause.

Yep a bunch of hacks

Concordo plenamente

Thank you so much

Familiar and beautiful! Great job!

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Before they get full, revers couple meters back and and start to cut into the next couple rows, just to have enough space to open the unloading pipe....

If the combine can't make a full pass through the field (a pass being one, one way trip across the field) before getting full, it's common to do this, what I've always heard called "breaking through." By breaking through (making one pass with standing corn one each side of the combine), the combine (or combines) can then start harvesting in a counter-clockwise pattern (as viewed from above) so that the unload auger is always pointed towards the already harvested field, thus being able to unload at any place in the field. Traveling across the end rows/ headlands is not efficient, as that's time spent not harvesting. By breaking through a field in multiple places, thus breaking a large field into smaller sections, you can minimize the time spent traveling across the end rows. Sure the break through pass isn't the most efficient, as the combine has to stop to unload, but after that first breakthrough pass, the optimal efficiency is gained by being able to unload on the go at any point in time, up until the travel on the end rows becomes too long and it's time to break through the field once again.

The need to make a dramatic drone video

The second combine should have dumped on the go and switched with the lead one, then the former lead combing would have been able to dump on the go

@@nitramnitram1966 understand nothing, poor thing

It's most likely field corn. Field corn is often taller than sweet corn.

They are harvesting the corn as they are taking down the stalks.

Yellow stuff in tank being unloaded is

Czech republic

So…, is the land and equipment privately owned or owned by the government? Forgive my asking, I truely don’t know.

Cement pipe in the field they go around... we use Xmas Trees for wind breaks!!! AKA...Well heads!! We harvest dinosaurs and grain on our farm...The grain for the last 100 years above ground and Dinosaurs for the last 50 years below ground. The grain was planted 4 months ago the dinosaurs when "Climate Change" happened every so often??? 1million years ago when our toooo cold to grow corn much further north farm than this area... It was in the tropics much warmer than the corn belt is today before the combines warmed it! We use the dinosaurs to power and lubricate the combines so we don't waste "A" thing!!! The gale force or "FARCE" winds are only out of the main stream media's corn and pie holes!!

Thank you

Why? The scale means we can support much more life than ever. Life is a good thing.