I look at you, and you've done so much. You are one person. You keep machinery running, cows fed, corn planted, hay bailed, and put away, mow the grass what more do people want. Don't let anybody put you down. I love watching you and Yanko.
Glad you are able to take a breath. Back to clearing fence lines, mowing, putting up the tires and sprayer tanks. Maintaining planter and putting up for winter....
You have been going non-stop now for months. It must feel good to step outside and catch your breath. Enjoy the scenery, and what you have accomplished so far!
You do what you think best. I was taught and still practice, don't take a chance on shorting anything the corn may need. I shot myself in the foot before. You're doing a good job. Have a Great Year.
Being this video is the 10th was one yr to the date Vermont flooded the same day a yr ago we will be known for the floods of 23 and 24 this one was worse tho but on a good note love ur videos thanks for taking us along on your daily routine keep the videos coming
It's all looking good I say a drone sprayer lol I know it's expensive but it's a heck of an idea you'd be one of the main guys in your area to do it keep up the good work and I'll keep watching
Sound travels at 343 metres per second ( 760 mph). 3 seconds = 1 Kilometre and 5 seconds = 1 mile. Like the video of the storm along with your working day.
Keep up the good work you're doing one hell of a job you should get some sand build yourself a little beach by your pond so you and yenko can go swimming
Wow got some good lighting there hope you made out ok today being the 15th. Sound like you might get some nasty shit tommrow and Wedsnday. Stay safe chris .
I did a quick check: If you count the number of seconds between the flash of lightning and the sound of thunder, then divide by 5, you'll get the distance in miles to the lightning.
Chris, A/C UNITS... rooftops or (window units) will freeze you and Yenko out of the cab. Pick them up for $100 at Walmart, Home Depot, and Lowes. You could pick up an A/C rooftop unit from camper dealers, new and used. Don't listen to naysayers, get cool, I am an 80-year-old who grew up in the business. I speak from years of experience with campers in the dead of summer in the Midwest.
When checking distance of lightening by counting seconds after thunder I always heard 3 seconds is a mile, but a quick google search has some responces saying 5 seconds is a mile but most say 3 seconds is a mile.