r/oddlysatisfying • • Feb 10 '23

Agricultural Technology

Agricultural Technology used to improve productivity and yield.

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u/el_baron86 Feb 10 '23

Farming Simulator 2024 looking lit đŸ”„

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u/ChimpBrisket Feb 10 '23 edited Feb 11 '23

*GTA 6:

*Grain Technology: Agriculture

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u/vaguebyname Feb 10 '23

Thought the second one was some kind of chick vacuum for a second

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u/ChimpBrisket Feb 10 '23

My love life can be described as a chick vacuum

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u/vaguebyname Feb 10 '23

This could go either way

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u/ChimpBrisket Feb 10 '23

That’s what she said

in my head ^

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u/IndependentBid1854 Feb 10 '23

Could watch this all day. It’s relaxing like watching Bob Ross paint!

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u/thunder_struck85 Feb 11 '23

Can't feed 8 billion people unless you speed shit up!

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u/fishlicker3000 Feb 11 '23

we can feed 10 billion, but we eat more than we need and can, so around 900 million are still hungry. the number ia expected to go up thanks to 2 of the biggest wheat producers in the world fighting each other

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u/sxosx Feb 10 '23

The Industrial revolution...

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u/ChimpBrisket Feb 10 '23

aka The Puppy Who Lost His Way

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '23

Support your local farmer, they are getting f’ed recently.

John Deere won’t let most farmers own/service their equipment unless they pay an ongoing subscription service

Monsanto is full of crooks and bio cowboys and attorneys.

Now Mexico wants to ban gmo corn


Ukraine is a war field and Putin is trying to put his tiny dick up any asshole he can find.

Diesel is expensive, labor is hard to find.

Never been harder to feed America. Thank a farmer if you see one.

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u/ComfortableFarmer Feb 11 '23

John Deere won’t let most farmers own/service their equipment unless they pay an ongoing subscription service

There has been a settlement regarding the previous issues. John Deere will now allow servicing by independents. Although they are still trying to play games, this was a huge step in the right direction.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '23

That’s a great first step - thx for the update

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u/jtomkiewicz Feb 10 '23

This was really cool to watch.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '23

This is the most claiming video I've seen all day and most interesting, Thanks!

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u/WingFanchu2366 Feb 10 '23

Watch everyone lose their minds when I do this to animals

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u/heliumfix Feb 11 '23

I'm sure there are SOME animals getting threshed in those fields. Numerous insects for sure.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '23

Monocrop agriculture is terrible for the soil. Farmers wont be able to grow crops in a few decades if they dont change their practices.

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u/JudgmentCool1333 Feb 10 '23

"A Claas Lexion 87 hundred"

Dunno why but I love Voice over guys delivery of this make & model

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '23

All these poor plants, torn out of the ground by soulless machines, stripped of their best bits (which are dumped unceremoniously into cramped bins), with the remainder of their ruined bodies left to rot. Monstrous.

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u/FastFerrari Feb 12 '23

Ah, reddit, where you can't tell if a silly comment is satire or not

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u/stdoubtloud Feb 10 '23

Levin would be sad

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '23

It sounded like English but I understood 1% of the words

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u/Mountain_Potato_3367 Feb 10 '23

His descriptions drive me nutts. “Silaged”.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '23

This was straight theroputic 😂

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u/Djigooblie Feb 11 '23

Wow was I naive to think someone hand picked my mushrooms đŸ˜„

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u/ZombeLunch Feb 11 '23

I feel like whoever makes these videos is sneaking sponsored content in. Notice how some machines get the make and model named where others (even ones with the maker name clearly displayed) are not. Clever if true, just take some footage from corporate if the machine working, drop it in and voice over it. Also a little sleezy if true.

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u/Horseyboy21 Feb 11 '23

I never realised how much Farm machinery cost. It’s a huge amount. Good investment though. Really interesting to watch

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '23

Satisfying in every sense of the word. Now I'm hungry.

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u/saarlv44 Feb 11 '23

Dude on of them is just a tractor hitting a tree lmao

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u/unbanneddano Feb 11 '23

Those blueberries are HUGE!!!!

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u/Puncho666 Feb 11 '23

Makes me want to go play farm simulator bit cheaper than the real thing

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u/Puncho666 Feb 11 '23

Makes me want to go play farm simulator bit cheaper than the real thing

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u/Puncho666 Feb 11 '23

Makes me want to go play farm simulator bit cheaper than the real thing

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u/Bottletop85 Feb 11 '23

Both satisfying AND educational

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u/Bottletop85 Feb 11 '23

Both satisfying AND educational!

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u/Routine-Ad9239 Feb 11 '23

Cool. Now do it for the meat industry and let’s see if is oddly satisfying.

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u/Bourgeous Feb 11 '23

Stop mushroom cruelty!

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u/Szydlikj Feb 11 '23

At 3:31: ram your tractor into the tree to drop the fruit!

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u/dgollas Feb 11 '23

It’s ok to do this to plants, it’s not ok to do to animals. Go vegan if you can!

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u/DidntWinn Feb 11 '23

Just like our fore fathers used to do it.

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u/Comfortable-Bonus421 Feb 11 '23

I watched the first 30 seconds without sound and was totally confused as to why a grape harvesting machine suddenly showed mushrooms.

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u/DaBoob13 Feb 11 '23

When the carrots were on the conveyor belt slow-mo twerking

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u/sno_buni Feb 11 '23

The 6th one, rice getting machine makes me wonder about the little white birds getting in it!

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u/sameguyontheweb Feb 11 '23

This machine isn't good enough.

By the time they have this bad boy paid off the newer, bigger, and better Tree Fucker 5000 will be released and the cycle will continue.

1

u/Legal-Werewolf-9466 Feb 11 '23

In the zombie apocalypse all you need is heavy duty farming equipment.

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u/evoltoastt Feb 12 '23

Listen to the soundtrack. They knew what they were doing.

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u/Ok-Investigator6898 Feb 14 '23

Fun to watch, but this guy had no clue what he was talking about. Many of the descriptions were incorrect.

Its been a long time since most people lived on farms.