We will try to push yields on one field of canola and wheat if conditions are there . If not, like this year , best to just save money for bugs if they become a problem. Lucky this year , no issues other than some grasshoppers. A lot of areas not so lucky .
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I know the rain will end here and frost will hit us again or massive rain that's farming
It's a goal of mine to see if I could hit it one day. A goal not betting the farm on it just an interesting goal.
Now today were probably shit down with 1/4 inch or less it will depend on the rain but a nice 5 day window is coming.
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostWith 3 X9's/50ft heads can you do a 1/2 section of wheat in 4 hrs?
Them there X9’s are a 22-23 ac/hr machine in heavy wheat. At that they are 15-20% larger than the other greenish combine…..
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Originally posted by Herc View PostDon’t believe mother deeres claim of 30ac/hr in heavy spring wheat…..
Them there X9’s are a 22-23 ac/hr machine in heavy wheat. At that they are 15-20% larger than the other greenish combine…..
They are definitely grain eating monsters.
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Originally posted by biglentil View PostAn acre is 8.25ft per mile, a 45ft head covers 5.45acres/mile so to do 30acres an hour ignoring turns at headlands a combine would need a ground speed of 5.5mph.
Speed has nothing to do with capacity. It’s bus/hr at lowest loss achieved. That’s capacity
That could be 2.5 mph or 6 .
These NH 9,9’s can achieve 1600-1700 bph in good average wheat with .5 bpa loss or so .
Anything over 1700 and rotor loss climbs
I would thing the X9’s should be same possibly better .
I always get a kick out of sales guys , regardless of colour that claim you can go 5-6 mph , blah blah …… until you throw the pans behind
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