Fall Tillage/Plowing/Discing/Cultivating with International 1066/Hay Delivery 

Amen!

Our boys love Just a Few Acres Farm too

Nice!!!!.

Inthe 50s and 60s 🙂

I got married in 69 and became a plumber for the next 38 years .

Winter rye will grow under snow, just a big blanket for the rye.

i am from a small village in the canton of bern

Totally agree!

Thank you!

If there is one thing that I have learned after nearly 35 years of selling c corn and farming all that time myself what works on one side of the road doesn't necessarily work on the other and certainly different regions of the country are different. We mow board here once in a great while we take the heavy disc out and maybe on a small green stubble or something will disc but I'm like you there's no better way to smooth out a field than to use a disc I had this discussion with Chris from Duffy egg a week ago we have some young fellows in our community here I came home from high schools with all these big ideas about no till farm it from Finch road to French row go big or go home and I know of at least two instances in this county where one guy left in the new renter came in and they farmed on ground that was hilly considered highly he wroteable soil and after two or three years of this wonderful mysterious no-till by farming and not leaving narrow strips they had galleys big enough to hide a pickup truck in. And yet here are small guys conventional chilling leaving some side strips between our worked ground and in some cases using sod waterways and we don't have galleys. And yet we are the guys that are moving all the dirt I've had some of my customers try it and go back to either conventional or shall we say modified conventional disking or chiseling and I have had some guys that are doing it and getting along quite well again what works on one side of the road doesn't work on the other so basically Allen as long as nobody from the government is coming along telling us how to do it I'm going to tell you do what works best on your farm

Thank you!

@@trinitydairy Thanks Allen for a reply good to hear from you. I'm the farmer from Western Pennsylvania that has been working on the BN Farmall all summer. We have it back together with the fresh coat of paint new decals one new to us for your tire tube and rim only thing left to do with it now is make the headlights work. We used it today to haul an elevator over to our neighbors horse barn so we could deliver some hay. Running like it did 80 years ago hard

LOL meant to say hard to keep an old Farmall down well it's quitting time here 10:00 at night going to shut down get ready to start in again in the morning have a good night

Thank you!

We had a terribly dry Summer, but September and October so far has been very wet, it really greened stuff up.

Trinity Dairy I hear that!! Ya good to get moisture. We’re harvesting now. I have irrigation on some, that helps!!!

Hope you have a good harvest!

Trinity Dairy 10-4, appreciate that, have a good one.....

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i agree

Yeah, there's a couple out there to dig up. Thanks for watching!

I see your handle is PA herefords. I'm in Butler county about a mile from the Butler county farm showgrounds. What part of the state are you in? We run black baldies Black Angus couple of herefords thrown in there but primarily Red Angus we've been Red Angus influenced with Red Angus bull here for about 10 years now changing bulls every other year we found it to Hereford Red Angus cross makes an excellent cross. Hope to hear from you.

@@guydaubenspeck9206 we are about an hour from you... right on the Armstrong/Indiana County border

Well good morning. So I guess we are both able to consider ourselves at the Western end of the state here. I'm pretty familiar with that area. We run a lot of red paint and work with Hetrick's out of new Beth. Did make it to the Dayton Fair this year. I enjoy that little Fair we kind of were caught up with hay and had a damp day and so we went over for a while. Somebody told me I should go to the oxbow Fair I think that was the name we didn't make that one. Well maybe someday we'll cross paths have a safe fall

@@guydaubenspeck9206 your thinking of OxHill fair... nice little fair! I always go to Indiana fair. Hetricks is who I use as a dealer as well, as we run mostly red as well!

@@biggins25801 You're right it is ox Hill. I have a friend that farms up the other end of your county he's at Butler Armstrong line there's a lot of corn and beans and then they run a couple hundred head of beef. They have bought our last two red angus bulls and he was telling us about the ox Hill Fair I've never been there but I would like to try sometime. Have a brother-in-law that was raised in Marion center and he showed sheep and steers in 4-H at Indiana. Their farm was out I guess it'd be Northeast or 422 you turn it to Big crossroads at the elderton there and when I passed that State Park or down in there family still has a farm but the neighbors farming it. Yes and we like the Hetrick's, they've treated us pretty well I can go 10 miles closer to the dealer in Grove City but we only go there for a driving by from the beef processor we use or if we're in a pinch I prefer the extra 10 miles or so 20 mile round trip to get a new Beth and there's always the Big Brown truck. I think in the last 15 years we bought two lawn mowers for farm tractors a rapper a Baylor I don't know what all from those guys they treat us really well service is excellent they don't whine if you have to have them come down and they're just good people we really enjoy working with them

I think it is good for the soil. But some people just hate it! I can see the benefits of no till, in some places, but around here it doesn't work.

You are exactly right!

Same in MN.

We always had semi mount plows also, but after using the trailer type, I like that one better.