The Challenges of Harvesting Wet Corn

[crazyhass]

No crap it's 29%! U can see green leaves still on the corn!

[daveulrich]

I’ve NEVER seen such green leafed corn combined. Wild.

[AlfieG]

I love your videos, i feel like you're one of the top, true and honest farmers on line. Its so different but the same here up north in Ontario.

[paulrivers]

I'm glad to see that yall westerners use those coffee containers for everything just like we do here in tha south!😂

[warpedbeyondhelp]

I’ve never seen anyone pat down the corn in a handheld tester before.

[porkchop]

Time to put up some corn cribs and get the old New Idea 2 row picker out. Your feeding it to hogs anyway a little cob mixed in ain’t gonna hurt.

[benelder]

I work at a grain elevator, farmers start WAY too early EVERY SINGLE corn would be great silage guys! My God!

[SkylerEnglund]

If your looking for any help. I'd love to come work and learn with you guys.

[matthewweinberg]

Every farmer uses a coffee can for that... All of them... 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[jqwibsz]

First time I ever saw green corn harvested.

[byby]

If the technology in the combine is that inaccurate I’d just pull the fuse out and forget it’s even installed..

[Issaglock]

We averaged around 16% this year. Holy shit that is high for you

[kyleanderson]

Maybe Uncle Tent can help? Might as well have him come out and make another video while he’s there. What I’m trying to say is BRING UNCLE TRENT BACK!!

[tboneeeeeeee]

These guys would be cutting green stalks 20 years ago

[straightlineredangus]

Shoot I thought everything in Iowa came off at 450bu @ 14%, 29.5 sound like Michigan😅

[mclcr]

12-14% is ideal around here if you’re not wanting to spend several thousand drying it out. You guys aren’t even in the same universe 😂

[jje]

Where is this where corn is to wet? Im in sw Minnesota and most corn coming out right now is actually too dry, around 12%.

[twillison]

Better get that wet kern in a dryer, or you'll end up making ethanol.

[colinwallace]

You need a LABTRONICS tester. Old school, but way more accurate. We calibrate off of that once we get a load sample.

[geraldtaphorn]

Run it to the local elevator and see what they say.