TOP 15 BIGGEST AGRICULTURAL MACHINES

With the world’s population steadily growing, the demand for food is higher than ever. And farmers must use the best machines to harvest their crops as effectively and efficiently as possible. Let's take a look at the top 15 biggest tractors and farm machines.

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[carolgibson-wilson]

I have farming cousins in N. PA. As kids, we often rode inside the bin for wheat on the combine. It was a lot smaller. Wheat is hard to remove from hair.

[kresimirmilisa]

Very good video about agricultural machines every your videos are great thanks.

[AgriFatech]

The opening scene of No.9 was taken at my old work (NEC, Birmingham), they hold a farming show every year and some of the vehicles are absolutely fascinating

[olasvensson]

The person that made this video is obviously not in the farming branch. For example the Lexion 780 is not their "newest range of combine harvesters", they don't even produce it anymore. You don't only use a sprayer to spread fertilizer either. It is more common using it for herbicide, to protect the crop and kill weeds.

[Martin-wvnc]

I love the very clearly photoshopped thumbnail

[PedroReisR]

Smashing seeds is not a problem at all. Seeds are very resistant and, moreover, are put in the ground on the back of the machine. Compacting the soil preventing root spreading and making life of soil inhabitants dificult is the key problem to avoid.

[Jokerkles]

Technically Big Roy is capable of putting out over 1100 hp, but it was down-rated to 650 to prevent damage to the engine by volunteers at the museum where it resides who don't know how to run it properly. (I know, I used to work there.)

[moose]

It makes sense that somebody would come up with something making larger bales. Tractors can already haul multiples of the ones we have now. And it seems like I see fewer singles being moved with a flatbed pickup than when I was a kid.

[HighTech-milh]

Wow. That's a amazing machine! These are giant machines I've never seen before

[metatechhd]

Wow, that's a pretty interesting fact! It's amazing to think that Big Roy has even more power than what it currently operates at. I can understand the reasoning behind down-rating it to prevent damage, but it's a shame that such a powerful machine isn't being used to its full potential. I'd love to see it in action someday, it must be quite a sight! 😮👀🚜

[bradfordthompson]

It be interesting to have 2 uses for those tow behind saddle tanks to tow behind corn harvesters

[ubbcmec]

This not only assists farmers in making informed decisions but also contributes to minimizing environmental impact by precisely applying inputs where needed

[kzqhehv]

This list of 200 modern agriculture machines has left me in awe. Its fascinating to witness the integration of technology in every aspect of farming.

[WilliamHollinger]

New Holland started in town called New Holland PA I live near by little drive but you will see one of many factories.

[FeroxX_Gosu]

Its soo cool to "get" that these incredible machines are the real reason why there can be so many human able to eat and live.

[GreenThumbsMachinery]

Agricultural machinery is a diverse and dynamic field, offering a wide range of options and solutions for different crops, soils, climates and markets.😊🎉🌿

[e.a.p]

When I grew up my dad had a square baler, our tractor was IH 23 and 39 hp. Our combine was IH with 2 meter cut width. I remember very well loading the bales on the wagon. Now farming is definitely not "work" anymore like it used to be.

[kylesmith]

Looked a little biased against Deere. Though I did see a few starfire receivers on those yellow cabs!

[conmanumber]

Still Gleaner is still the industry leader in efficiency and clean grain outputs. Claas combines loose a lot of grain in paddocks especially in our region, even Case IH is cleaner.

[wishtechus]

Precision farming with advanced machines is not just a practice; it's a promise for a more sustainable and eco-conscious agricultural ecosystem.