COMBINES DOWN, we can't start harvest

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WE GOT A MAILBOX: PO Box 1703 Davenport Iowa 52809
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Hartung Family Farms is a farming operation out of Jackson and Clinton County Iowa, with our main farm located in Preston Iowa. We have around 2400 acres of corn, soybeans, alfalfa, rye, and oats as well as around 750 head of cattle. We have a wide range of International equipment from small tractors from the 1970s to newer large farm tractors!

The contents and opinions displayed on this channel are my opinions and do not represent the opinions of John Deere and Deere and Company

[cannon]

granddad, a life long row crop farmer in Iowa, use to say that he worked 6 weeks in the spring tilling, planting, and cultivating, another 6 weeks in the fall harvesting and plowing. the rest of the year he was busy repairing and maintaining the equipment. and he was thrilled the first time he got 30 bushel beans.

[gregrhodes]

Great bean yield Ron! We in a bad drought here.

[williamhyney]

Need a x9 jd...lol just to see if u can slug it with green mat... Heard they have a pip but that didn't solve it... Good luck with harvest..

[sportsgrunt]

It’s been awhile since you took out another mail box. Lol

[dvt]

Just saw Ur Brazil trip a year ago. First I find it odd that you work for Deere but didn't know Bauer built the largest Deere corn planter 120ft wide that you could get in Brazil (a few years ago when I would go to our farm down there) but could not get in the USA. Second, don't speak for the country of Brazil on crops, it was the area you were in. We didn't grow any cotton (south of you) and further south near our Vultra dealer that owned 300, 000 acres they only did corn beans and sugar cane, no cotton. They owned over 80 combines at that time, all red. I was in charge of buying new equipment and more real estate. I'm older now and out of it. Some of the planters went down to a 52, 000 acre farm east of where you were, the farmer was from Iowa.

[WilliamVincik]

still no frost, all the beans everywhere are kinda hard to combine with t he green stems

[colinvoss]

Tracked machines are good for straight lines nothing more.

[JimFey-kx]

You need a better shop if you're going to keep breaking things

[dennisdixon]

I hate to be "that guy"..but if you talk any faster, us old guys won't even be able to understand ur narration !!! The cc on you tube can't even keep up with you !! Lol.
.might studder less, as well..😊😊