Bull crap

Ya its actually funny as a farmer listening to UKpostsrs talking about farming

They don't understand agriculture, are you the one who understands? Don't go there and talk nonsense

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sounds dangerous

How looks so real🤪

Every person should notice that it's photoshopped

I've been seeing the same thumbnail in every clickbait video for at least the last 5-10 years

Same

John deere dont make big bud tractors as well

Truly impressive! 😲👏

Smashing seeds is definitely a problem. You ruin germination

Absolutely fascinating! 🚜🌾

😊

Absolutely fascinating! 😮👍🚜

Amazing technology! 🚜🌾

Impressive if true! 🚜👍

@george ion I know here the Claas was the worst. They don't get kept for long either compared to farmers who own Case IH, J.D and New Holland. Claas is very nice to use but the Red and Green are the real no nonsense broad acre machines.

the best seem to come from germany and canada nowadays

Nope, their tractors BIG brother !

@@guzzimon61 Big Bud, as the video mentioned, has been through a few owners. And one major tire change - the reason it was "out of service" for most of those 10 years is that the maker of the original TIRES went out of business.

Unique and interesting! 🌾❄

there is another farmer jeez hard to come by with these cityits

If you get one of these big tractors stuck, you'll need to have something bigger to pull it out

@@nathanmeece9794 usually but not always sometimes with its own power and just a little help they can get out.

The Big bud 16V 747 doesn't belong to the Welker Family, they have big buds stuff but not the biggest one

Thank you! I'm here. 🌍😊

relax my friend

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Distribution issues and manpower shortages getting the food processed to eat.

Great suggestion! 🚜💰🙏

Manpower costs reduced quite a bit, as more work is done per hour per driver.

I'd like to see a comparison on pulling power vs the Big Bud. And which is more cost effective.

Gonna do what they told ya. 😉

@@chriskane1 so now you're under control?

Some tractors shown are $200,000 range and the big combine is in the $1 Million range. Cost per acre and per ton, they are cheaper to use than a dozen smaller tractors and combines. More Horsepower (in the 500 to 600 HP range) equates to less cost per acre and per ton, plus it is a time saver. For large farms, some in the 20,000 to 35,000 acre size, it costs too much to try to use half a dozen or more smaller machines. 45 years ago when most farmers mentality was to buy the smallest tractor to save on fuel, I proved that 5 times the HP would save on fuel and time, being cheaper to operate per acre and per ton. I have 85 to 100 HP (guessing conservatively for a 1978 Chevy pickup engine) [not sure the actual HP - was 140 HP new - but it is plenty] on my mini tractor (250 CID/4 L) with pickup truck sized Ag cleat drive tires. I was considering a 250 HP or more 350 CID/5.7 L V-8 engine, but it was too wide to fit. Even at the 80 to 100 HP, it uses less fuel than the 20 to 40 HP tractors to the same job and gets the job done in much less time.

The thumbnail is completely fake lmaooooo

Well noticed. It's time we stopped wiping out the land.

Lol...You mean why does corn plants look dead when they shell the corn ? Because in the fall it gets cooler and less sunlight causes the plant to turn yellow.

@@toni4729 ...Farmers take very good care of their land. Corn plants turn yellow , it's a natural occurrence.

@@toledojeeper2932 Only animals can take good care of land. Land is turning to sand while chemicals are being used.

@@toni4729...lol...Now that makes absolutely no sense , where is land turned to sand ? I have been farming 45+ years and our land never turned to sand .

Great educational content! 👍

Great choice! 👍