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These are the real guys ruining the environment not the cows… growing starvation foods , monocropping and killing the entire ecosystem just for some soybeans , not to mention the pesticides
@farm4profitpodcast For sure. We have a 16 row 30in corn planter and a 40ft air drill. Might be a little over kill for 1,500 acres. But 30 acre field have more end rows than straight lines. Lol
I used to go straight to the taco truck from the dairy,never washed my hands. Used to ride our dirtbikes on the turkey shit piles,fall over be rolling in it until you got up and kept on going. That was 30+ years ago and I still never get sick.
I’m 72 years old, my son is 42. Together we farm 2500 acres. For seeding and harvest we work a total of 8 weeks, 15 hour days. Spraying season is always less. More like 2 weeks of 12 hour days . The rest of the year is spent keeping machinery and trucks operating. No more winter vacations. Just work. But they say it’s not work if you love doing it- . - And we love doing it!😊
Sometimes we need to calm science .. put love and hard work in to it. Have an understanding of how nature works and let it take its course . Sometimes forcing and manipulating isn't worth it.
Yeah but premium is a single line, ultimate is a dual line. And both you pay for the equipment plus an ongoing subscription per acre…! The single best option for retrofit spot spraying is Greeneye. Compatible with all sprayers, dual line, and no subscription fee..
Could have something to do with world market prices and capital cost , Great the gas is cheap , am i gonna spend a fortune to build a factory to make a cheap world market commodity - nah , All the big chemical companies have built plants to make plastics and bade chemicals in the states , theyre looking ahead , The russian invasion of Ukraine has changed a lot of the economics though ..
Good God, what a plethora of information. I am so glad I derive my fertility from cover crops and animals. Organic is far from being a silver bullet, especially being no till. But a 150 bushel crop bringing $7, beats a 250 bushel crop bringing $4. Then factor in the lower cost of production being no till and chem free. Then there is the dollar value of beef and chicken gain, I’m on my crop ground in the spring and fall grazing. There is a lot of crop failure on my side of the fence. It’s really not stressful though, those acres get moved to the “rest and forage” column, I need those acres for that use anyways. We get some home runs, usually one per year, but I actually preselected way more acres for forage, when combined with what was forced in to it, only half my acres have a cash crop growing. With all the dry dairy cows I have contacted to graze, and the pee wee’s I picked up to grass background, along with my own herd, we’ll be fine. I’m grateful to be 1% of all farmers in a market where 10% of the consumers want what I produce. I can compete with all the foreign crap they bring in, and still stay afloat. God bless all farmers.
I think you hurt their brain with your comment. Your spot on Anyone going into the 2025 crop with a crop removal rate based fertility program has only themselves to blame if they're going to complain about no money. Doing what you've always done isn't going to work in 2025
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 it will work… they have a back stop. They might lose a little, but will live to fight another day. I don’t care about how they farm, I care about them, and let me tell you, I’ve had my truck keyed and have been called some pretty nasty things. Before that, I was pitied and ridiculed. Told I’d go broke.They don’t care about me. My dad, aunt and uncle deciding to sell grandpa’s farm pushed me in to this, I choose a little farm over a nice stout spread on the North Shore. I was willing to make the initial hard investment, but from that point, it had to carry its own weight. It did ok and we grew, but it’s every dime I’ve ever earned from farming getting reinvested, and every penny I made over 20 years in a very good paying off farm career is all tied up in this farm. It’s not a silver bullet way of farming, buts a very viable one.
That’s because we are no longer the United States of America, we are now the Incorporated States of Black Rock, a company whose Executive Chairman Larry Fink, shares an ideology with Klaus Schwab and all the Kleptocratic Elites who with the help of a few governments and the Central Banking Cartel created the 2008 economic crisis and if you think the “Covid Pandemic” was just a crazy pandemic, you’d be wrong… it was engineered to be the absolute greatest tranfer of wealth in recorded human history next to the “Great Depression” which was also carried out by the Super Wealthy of the United States and the United Kingdom and the British government.
Did my first big field ploughing on a Fordson Major, with the metal wheels and a two furrow plough. Lost all track of time, and only stopped when the moon went behind clouds at 01:00..
The problem is the government! We must change this nation completely to a republic and a Christian Princes should run it. Today is nothing but a Marxist shythole with a few top crooks getting rich.
And now that you're harvesting faster , and slightly cheaper per acre , you need to farm more land to make enough savings to justify the price of the combine, and that extra speed may need a bigger chaser bin , and a bigger drill ,tractor,and a bigger sprayer , more storage , a bigger truck to haul , and by the time you've done all that, you need a bigger combine - And the merry go round continues
No lady...i want more power when i demand it. Not when the machine says so. Empower the person using the tool, not limit the tool to control the person
