Innovations in Agriculture: A Look Inside Modern Combine Harvesters

The video tutorial provides an in-depth look at the process of harvesting winter wheat using a John Deere 9750 combine. It covers the equipment used, including the yield monitor with GPS technology, and explains how various settings on the combine can be adjusted to optimize efficiency. The tutorial also highlights the comfort features of modern combines and reflects on the historical challenges faced by farmers.

What type of combine is used for harvesting the winter wheat in the Watkins field?

• New Holland CR10.90

• Claas Lexion 8900

• John Deere 9750

• Case IH 2388

How does the yield monitor in the combine determine the yield per acre?

• By measuring the weight of the wheat

• Using a mass flow sensor and GPS technology

• Using a laser scanning system

• By counting the number of wheat stalks

What does the hydrostatic transmission in the combine control?

• The height of the header

• The speed of the combine

• The temperature in the cab

• The amount of wheat harvested

What is the purpose of adjusting the rotor and fan speeds in the combine?

• To increase the fuel efficiency

• To properly separate the grain from the crop

• To enhance the GPS signal

• To reduce noise levels

Why is air conditioning important in the combine's cab?

• To reduce the weight of the combine

• To improve the combine's performance

• To maintain a comfortable and dirt-free environment

• To keep the operator awake