Awesome! There's just something so neat about picking ear corn. Classic old American farmin'. Love seeing an old crib full of ear corn. That oats and ear corn feed sounds like the ultimate calf meal!

That (corn on the ground) may be happening in the header. In tough corn sometimes the stripper bars need to be set a little closer to keep the buts from shelling. We retired a picker once because we could not get it to stop shelling on the ground like this.

Corn& Cob Meal Is a great cattle mixture and the You've got the Corn stalks to feed later. What is Your Calf Creep Feed formula using oats. If You could explain the mixture in a 2000# batch. This would make a good growing ration for growing bulls Enjoyed the video.

We pick a few hundred bushel of ear corn to bag and sell. A couple years ago, we had a variety that husked nicely, however, it butt shelled too much. Since then, our current corn variety is a tough husker, but it never butt shells. Moisture doesn't affect the husking, wet or dry, its tough.

Lord, i remember pulling two wagons loaded up with grain up slight grade on a 620 deere so sweet of a sound popping with a crack to it . Sweet memories

looks like it's a little dry. you have a good size ear there. you pick all your corn. have a nice day enjoying your video

Brings back memories

That is way too much corn on the ground!

i fell ya with shifting down, the hill are killer in this part of ne

that's why I want a john deere 237. as long as you keep enuf trash on the rolls 237 don't shell as bad as new idea

Why does the corn shell out when you pick it, is there a way to stop that. We are thinking of picking all of our instead of shelling because it's cheaper to dry what's your thoughts

I forgot how much corn was wasted by these old corn picker you didn’t know it back then

I would try to shift down a gear make it easier on the tractor and the picker will produce less waste

Is that a 620 John Deere