I grew up in 50s & 60s, with the threshing machines & grain binders. We had a 120 acre farm. My dad was still using horses to plant grain until I was about 5 yrs old. Things have changed alot since I grew up on a farm. I am 75 now.Great memeries.
Oh wow, that was an awesome experience! I’ve seen these Nexat machines pop up in some of the recommended videos here on YT, but they were always of the ones over in Ukraine. Heard in one of them that they were doing testing in the US, but never thought I’d see a video of it (let alone from Ag with Emma!) 😀 This was really fun to watch! So thanks to you and the Nexat crew for letting you tag along and show all this off 🙂 Can’t wait to see what the next decade brings for these guys!
I have wondered when a US youtuber would get a chance to trial one of these machines, quite a win for you. Comparison of prices, repair parts costs, and expected lifespan vs conventional John Deere/Case/etc combines would be a good follow up — basically how do the numbers work out for farmers considering replacements.
Love the ‘outside the box’ thinking that went behind the design of the Nexat. Hope this company has much success in the future.
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