Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join me in western Kentucky as Hunt Farms harvests its 2026 winter wheat crop near Bowling Green using an impressive fleet of four tracked Case IH combines while another crew no-till plants double crop soybeans immediately behind the harvest.
In this video you'll see three Case IH 9250 combines equipped with Case IH by MacDon FD240 draper heads and one Case IH 9240 combine with a Case IH by MacDon FD140 draper head. Keeping the combines moving are a Case IH 620 Quadtrac pulling a Kinze 1421 tracked grain cart and a Challenger MT865C pulling a Kinze 1100 tracked grain cart.
As wheat harvest wraps up, another Case IH 620 Quadtrac is already in the next field no-till planting double crop soybeans with a John Deere 1910 commodity cart and John Deere N550 drill, showing how quickly farmers work to establish the next crop after wheat.
During the video I also explain why nearby Hopkinsville, Kentucky has earned the nickname "The Batter Capital of the World," where much of the region's soft red winter wheat is milled into flour used for pancake mixes, biscuit mixes, batters, and many other food products.
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Join me in western Kentucky as Hunt Farms harvests its 2026 winter wheat crop near Bowling Green using an impressive fleet of four tracked Case IH combines while another crew no-till plants double crop soybeans immediately behind the harvest.
In this video you'll see three Case IH 9250 combines equipped with Case IH by MacDon FD240 draper heads and one Case IH 9240 combine with a Case IH by MacDon FD140 draper head. Keeping the combines moving are a Case IH 620 Quadtrac pulling a Kinze 1421 tracked grain cart and a Challenger MT865C pulling a Kinze 1100 tracked grain cart.
As wheat harvest wraps up, another Case IH 620 Quadtrac is already in the next field no-till planting double crop soybeans with a John Deere 1910 commodity cart and John Deere N550 drill, showing how quickly farmers work to establish the next crop after wheat.
During the video I also explain why nearby Hopkinsville, Kentucky has earned the nickname "The Batter Capital of the World," where much of the region's soft red winter wheat is milled into flour used for pancake mixes, biscuit mixes, batters, and many other food products.
If you enjoy seeing modern farming equipment in action, be sure to subscribe for more wheat harvest, planting, haying, silage, and farm equipment videos from across North America.
Thanks for watching!
#CaseIH #WheatHarvest #Soybeans #FarmEquipment
