Corn Planting with the Whites 

The first time dad put on the planter, it was way in the back 40. 😂

@ThatOliverGuyChris every time I ran the drill or planter, Grandpa teased me to no end about my crooked rows and the skips from not paying attention. I miss those days!

A friend told me he could loan me his light bar. I told him " then the neighbors wouldn't have anything to talk about!" 😂

@ThatOliverGuyChris 🤣 we had a neighbor that worked days and had his tractors lit up like a football stadium so he could work at night. We used to tease him about running a pto generator just to run his lights.

Ain't that the truth.

Yep. The inner ones have rock guards, and usually the outside isn't as bad since there is room for the rock to push away. Usually. 😂

I'm seeing quite a few areas with rain delays. I'm glad I have in what I do, the forecast is not very favorable.

Thanks Gary!

Thanks! The price of grains took an upward swing Thursday and Friday, so there's hope!

Thanks!

I've had mouse nests and dust buildup before. Doesn't happen too often, but it does happen.

Thanks!

I sure like mine.

Thanks Michael!

Good to hear! Too much rain is just miserable.

Thanks! I have dad's Oliver 343 6 row 30s, and that had end transport. I bet that seemed huge in its day.

Thanks! It seems to me that most farmers like harvest best. For me, it's planting season. Fresh air, dirt, sun, everything growing, it's the best.

We're supposed to get rain tomorrow.

Thanks! I'm sure the new stuff is nice, when it's working. I see the price on that stuff and just shake my head.

Nailed it!

Thanks 👍

Thank you!!

😂 thanks for the reminder!

I've thought about getting a Cockshutt, but it would be an Oliver built one.

After on this field. It's mostly purple dead nettle and winter annual weed that will die soon anyways. The fields with cover crops will get a burn down before, if the weather ever cooperates.

That only happens in the first tier of counties in Michigan. I'm farming Tier 2 and 3 stuff up here, which puts me closer to the sun on the solstice. LOL!!!

😂😂😂 they must have gotten word about the eviction, because there weren't any bodies flying out.

On board is definitely easier. Getting out, setting up cameras, then sifting through that video to get the best shots takes a lot of time. Time I could be planting. Setting up a tripod is probably the most time consuming. You walk way out to wherever you are going to drive to, set it up, walk back, drive past, then walk back to get the tripod and camera. Then you have 15 minutes of footage to edit to get the 30 second shot. I had the drone with me, but the wind was strong enough I didn't want to risk crashing.