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Video Topic: How Hog Farmers Use Manure
How Hog Farmers Pump Manure: In this one the boys give y'all a whole rundown on how they pump manure out of their hog barns. From the pit of the building, to the manure pump, to out to the field. Everything will be covered.
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This’ll Do Farm is a 6th generation family farm located in Southeast Iowa that is run by a father-son duo Tork and Sawyer. Sawyer is the force behind his family farm taking care of hog barns, along with farming the family’s acres. Sawyer promotes agriculture by recording his day-to-day life with his dad (Tork) on the farm. Both Tork and Sawyer have a burning desire to grow the farm bigger and bigger. Despite only being 20 years old, Sawyer has an old school work ethic with an innovative approach towards implementing agricultural technology and practices. Sawyer’s mission is to showcase agriculture in a positive light. And be one of the faces of agricultural education and innovation.
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@shanelamell2229 3 года назад

You guys are doing a great job and do not listen to anybody that does not know what they are talking about. Thanks for sharing and have a nice safe day!!!

@zeldakoons3686 3 года назад

God bless you for explaining your fertilizers, tillage, and buffer zones! Perhaps it will help people understand a little bit of growing crops that thrive by using the animal waste.

@benhesterly462 3 года назад

You two are great stewards of our enviroment.

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Farmers aren’t the monsters some people like to say we are. We care.

@Chased105 3 года назад

“shitters full clark!!”😂😂😂

@milandjurdjevich3046 Год назад

Liquid GOLD!!! That's exactly how I looked at it when I was dairy farming before I retired from that chapter in my life in 2012. You made an excellent explanation of how, when, where and why you took the valuable commodity in manure and applied it like you do. Every time I drive by a farm pumping manure I always took in a really deep breath before I enjoyed the smell of liquid gold. Tork and I are the same age and I would be really proud to be a part of your podcast sometime and give you a comparison of how we farmed in Upstate New York. You are doing a tremendous service to the Agricultural community with these podcasts here and on Barn Talk. Keep up the great work and thank you for your time today.

@lonnieralston7149 3 года назад

FIRST TIME WE HAVE VIEWED THIS FARM. GOOD VIDEO AND WE SHOW THEM TO LOTS OF PEOPLE INCLUDING SHUT INS . KEEP UP THE REAL STUFF...

@crispylife1994 3 года назад

I’ve gotten use to cleaning out our pits and honestly it doesn’t ever bother me, 2 and a half years of working with how’s from babies to 300 lbs guilts and breeding from time to time I’ve seen it all. Keep up the great work you guys do up in Iowa!

@tomnordick8859 3 года назад

Excellent explanation of the manure process.

@mikenawrocki1837 3 года назад

Thanks for video very informative.

@NextLevelFarmerDotCom 3 года назад

I really like your detailed explanations.

@dougdiplacido2406 3 года назад

This was a really informative video. Thanks for the education.

@mikemoore8135 Год назад

Thank you for explaining the process of how important the manure is I knew it was important but not that important as I do now so thank you.

@ant350 3 года назад

Enjoy for video from 🇮🇪

@sandraclark1256 3 года назад

I’ve been there done that. We pumped out of a lagoon. We had three inch pipe on the pump. We had to prime the pump that was hooked to the tractor . That was fun,🤤 we had an agitator on the other tractor. Moving pipe in heat and humidity of South Georgia was quiet a task. Glad I don’t raise hogs anymore. Got out in early 1990s.

@stevenporter7969 3 года назад

My father had pigs when I was growing up. He was small compared to this farm but had a couple lagoons that he shutdown in the 90s as well. They had a 30-40ft long agitator/pump that they backed down into lagoon to stir the lagoon and pump out when it was time. Then they had 4x4 honey wagons that had very wide tires for floatation on the fields. They would spray the fields black when the row crop farmer wanted it for fertilizer. Free for the farmer and helped dad out with a place to put all of it. I know 1 of the lagoons had 1 million gallons in it. This was in NC.

@scottwolfe3333 3 года назад

Another great video!

@Aidy308 3 года назад

Good information lads👍👍

@lordofhowell7158 3 года назад

New subscriber. Brilliant video 💪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@jameskingston9427 3 года назад

Keep up the good work on the land preservation front!

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Yes sir! 👊🏻

@StubbsMillingCo. Год назад

I’m here with the broilers😂 it’s like I got “smelevision”

@peetbothma6982 Год назад

Love your videos and humour. Very happy I can't smell your sampling🤣🤣. All the best and hope you can guess my country🇿🇦😊👍

@patriciawhite1041 3 года назад

I do know what that smells like because we live close by one so yes we smell that good old country crap. Thank you for what you do GOD BLESS young man and your family. Thank you for sharing.

@smoochmcguire5291 3 года назад

Great video

@coryferguson 3 года назад

I no till my wheat mainly because I plant winter wheat. I harvest in June and usually get grass bales off the fields by September sometime before depending on the rain. But when I flip the ground I’m hurting the root system. So yeah. Some hippy reasons lol

@travistharp4215 3 года назад

Orchard grass and costal grass is some of the best grass for cattle. I know costal can grow just about anywhere and only needs about 6 inches a year to survive.

@AshleyFrial 4 месяца назад

The countries ive lived in dont have flat lands like this, MO is blessing

@Saeglopur89 2 года назад

This channel is going to be big! Subscribed after this first video! All best from Poland, Europe :)

@willr69420 3 года назад

*GR8 explanation, thanks for posting!*

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Thanks for supporting! Hope you learned something 👍🏻

@willr69420 3 года назад

@@thislldofarm *Oh I did! It was a great tutorial!*

@synocrat601 3 года назад

I'm not a huge fan of hog barn confinement, but it looks like you guys are doing the best you can with the buffer zones and reintegration into the soil with the spreaders. I've seen they use lagoons in the Southeast and they seem to have lots of issues with the lagoons flooding out in heavy rains. Is it possible to get a yield out of your buffer zones by planting in fruit trees and hosting pick your own a few years down the road? Do you guys ever run a fallow season on your acreage or run cover crops between? I'm happy to see more people utilizing lower or zero tillage operations trying to save the soil as much as possible, it's a good thing for everyone.

@zacharyrespess4488 3 года назад

I'm not sure about their operation, but yes you can get a yield out of the buffer zones. Often times even the grass can be used for fiber ex: animal bedding or for fuel/biofuel. some plantings like switchgrass can be used for both. Also, if a conservation agency installs trees or provides cost share, they typically won't plant out fruiting ones beside the channel to avoid fruits and animal droppings (which are nutrient dense) from plunking into the stream.

@suttonstluka3921 3 года назад

You guys should talk to Dave Kaltenburg on Facebook and have him bring some triune to put in the pit and get rid of the crust

@swamprat69er 3 года назад

WOW man! You got good shit!

@w056007568 3 года назад

An exceptional and educational video, well done. My thought is as you are already giving away manure to your neighbouring farmer friend as you don't have enough land to use it all on how will you cope with disposing of the manure from the third set of buildings when they come on stream with even more manure?

@shawnfox8002 3 года назад

I like a frac tank or using a fert spreader more than dragging a line around the field.

@neilramseyer5348 3 года назад

Amen!

@coryferguson 3 года назад

😂🤣 your dad seems excited lol

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

Every day!

@mickeymouse6487 3 года назад

@@torktalks5573 it's been a long 11 months

@CouchDent 4 месяца назад

What was the John Deere with duals they have?

@irenmolnar221 3 года назад

We still have a small farm in Iowa 130 acre leased out

@shealy265 3 года назад

Great summary! Do you happen to place the manure via gps so it is defined inches off next years planted rows or is it random placement?

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

We don’t have the goody go fast hardware yet to lay our corn rows right off the manure furrow yet. We’re working on it. Definitely a good goal though.

@mennoreuten1563 3 года назад

Youre dang whright about the manure and great explanation its a shame that this is a farmchannel ,would be good of this was on timesquare NYC, thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer

@robertpayne2717 3 года назад

I always wondered how you got the solids in suspension when pumping into your manure spreaders. I was hoping that you didn't have to draw off the liquid and use a skid steer to finish scraping and loading out the solids. I thought you might have an aeration and agitation equipment Installed in the pit when built.?????

@augusteaugustin4004 3 года назад

thanks for the video and the explanations, I know that the biggest nutrient needs of corn are in the growing period of the plant, so from May to July, why not wait to schedule fertilization in April, just before sowing, or better yet, in June?

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

We put more nitrogen on during that time. Side dressing.

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

The biggest reason we don’t apply in the spring is compaction. Any fall compaction will freeze out by spring. Spring application can be risky due to weather also.

@talanmiller27 3 года назад

Can you do a equipment Tour

@keepingitreal9343 3 года назад

Hey guys

@rennerfarms1719 3 года назад

We pump our into a lagoon ! The drag hose it in the spring

@lindaberndt4754 3 года назад

Can you do some thing about the smell??

@adrianrowland1965 3 года назад

Enjoyed the video, Do yall use More Than Manure in your pits

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

No, we have used a product called Mach 7 with mixed results. Currently not using any additive.

@kenlynch6332 3 года назад

You previously indicated the the "Big Company" provides the feed for the hogs. So, Do you sell the corn to local granaries or ethanol plants for (hopefully) profits 👍👍👍👍👍

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Yes sir, hit the head right on the nail Ken 👍🏻

@rickduquette3399 3 года назад

Great video guy's but I'm still left wondering what happens when it hits the fan? Just where does it go? Now I know where it goes, and thanks to you folks so do the rest of us. And that ain't no pile of crap

@u.s.a.satire5982 3 года назад

Lot of RU-vid channels ran off people by fighting with trolls every video. Remember any comment bad or good counts and means viewers are watching. Next time use pvc as a milk shake straw.lol

@stevenjohnson3565 3 года назад

What was the analysis of the manure

@augusteaugustin4004 3 года назад

hello, maybe I'm wrong but I find 244 kg of nitrogen per hectare, how much are the needs of your yeld corn crop?

@ertlerik 3 года назад

Do you plant on top of the knifed in manure or between the rows ?

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

The manure is applied at an angle to our rows. When we plant some seeds are right on top of the manure, some are beside it.

@ertlerik 3 года назад

@@torktalks5573 thank you, was not expecting that you would plant on an angle.

@jackfrost1460 3 года назад

Hi guy good video! So what ur saying is ur putting just over a gallon of manure per square foot of crop land?

@columwoods8467 3 года назад

No 1 gallon to 10 square foot

@jackfrost1460 3 года назад

@@columwoods8467 ur right I went back I thought he said 44000 but he said 4400 per acre

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

Roughy 44,000 sq. ft. Per acre. We put on 4400 gal. Per acre. Thanks for watching!

@duncanosborne4871 3 года назад

Theres probably a good reason for the feed being in plastic sacks, they can just leave it outside if no-one else is around and if it rains the feed wont get spoilt

@conradnudd7398 3 года назад

Put a valve on the end of that pipe😁

@tindo9833 2 года назад

Is the pig manure good for cattle pasture paddocks. We have an 3200/year pig unit and I'm thinking of using it to manure our cattle pastures/paddocks. Won't it cause infection/diseases in the pigs Thanks

@robertpayne2717 3 года назад

Heard a dairy farmer once say he was a manure producer who sold a little milk...

@cameronrinner8933 3 года назад

No till is the best thing and my dad with poor grond will his no till and cover crops on a good year with rain in the summer he can get 200 plus corn.

@hardlyableacresrsh7212 3 года назад

You aren't getting a very composite sample . Shouldn't you sample after agitating the pit thoroughly?

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

We do. But it takes a few days to get the results back and we need a baseline to decide the rate we’re going to use. The samples we get while pumping don’t vary more than a few pound of N per 1000 gallons so not that far off. Thanks for the comment and for watching!

@oliverwalsh9567 3 года назад

Do you guys have to add anything to your manure so you can spread it??

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Nope, just stir it up and pump it out that’s all we do.

@robertpayne2717 3 года назад

When the lab test the manure do they give you an organic material content...

@travismanley4448 3 года назад

👍

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

👍🏻

@fabiannagel3346 3 года назад

How much pigs do you have?

@mennoschroeder6031 3 года назад

Where do you guys get your pigs 🐖 from

@lileti2199 3 года назад

How many pigs do you have?

@MLOCharmer 3 года назад

I'm about to eat dessert, I wonder if this video will make me nauseas?

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

Only if you’re eating chocolate pudding! 😂😂😂

@LtColDaddy71 2 года назад

The farmers around me wouldn't take the manure for free. I'm too far for a drag line direct, so I have to truck it in. We're putting in storage and pipelines with some govt cheese money, and have a continuous applicated system being built that will work with a big flat bed semi trailer with a gigantic reel of hose. That with some swing hoses and we can apply with crops in the ground and not knock them over.

@bennettstevermer1270 3 года назад

My grandpa used to farm pigs and whenever he smelled pig manure he said “smells like money”

@tammybaker8577 3 года назад

Commercial manure has so many additives to it.

@millerurbanhomesteading8632 3 года назад

Torq , I hear that there is thousands of acres out there that is " dead soil"... meaning that farmers cant grow any crops on it.... I dont know .... is there any truth behind that?....

@irenmolnar221 3 года назад

Hi How big is your land??? My family owned 2200 acres in Iowa / Greeting from Transylvania, Romania / yes my family born in Iowa/ I think they paid only $1 silver dollar for acre prime land back in 1900

@lenoggle1 3 года назад

You might want to adjust your camera settings I've notice all your videos are overexposed .

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Thanks for the tip 👍🏻

@salmonhunter7414 3 года назад

I worked on a hog farm and we said it smells like money.

@matthewallen9852 3 года назад

The circle of life one day you are green and growing good then you are falling through the slats as poo

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Haha you got that right 😂

@MLOCharmer 3 года назад

Your gain is up too high and the mic is blowing out and it cant process your sound

@fensie2724 3 года назад

why wouldn’t you just tape the bottle to the pole stick it down in there and then just wash it off😂😂

@bobjohnson9603 3 года назад

It’s to bad some less than reputable custom applicators and even farmers can be what sticks in the public’s head when thinking about manure applied to crop ground. For every 99 guys trying to do it right.....it just takes 1 to screw it for everyone

@markab1382 3 года назад

Don’t drop that tape.

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

I’m lucky I didn’t 😂

@therodian96 3 года назад

That's really interesting to see. Different countries, different regulations. The amount that you have spread is equivalent to 240 kg nitrogen per hectare and you also did it in the winter. To put it exaggerated, here in Germany you would go to jail for this 😂😂

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

We submit a manure management plan to the DNR and update our acres, soil analysis and yield results yearly to make sure we’re not over applying. Soil fertility plays a big part in application rates. Thanks for the comment!

@benhesterly462 3 года назад

After 12 yrs working in a city sewer plant, I would stick my hands in pig sh.. too.

@StephenMortimer 3 года назад

How about Florida's leaking septic systems

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Haha ya I bet it’s real tasty.. 😂

@davenelson9253 3 года назад

Dose pig shit steak bad or do just get use to it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

Stink? Oh it stinks. But, it pays its way!

@shawnfox8002 3 года назад

Would be bad if you had to scratch your nose after getting the sample.

@edwardhi4982 3 года назад

So you don’t do any of your own field work

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

No, besides a little tillage and running wagons during harvest. We don’t have equipment for it. Trying to save money to buy more land one day. Then we’ll go equipment shopping 👍🏻 trust me I want to it’s my dream.

@matthewlown2443 3 года назад

Poop jokes!!!!

@viviangrantz2572 3 года назад

A day all about the poo

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Gotta have it 😂

@tammybaker8577 3 года назад

Well we all know what pig shit really smells like. Lol. Sewee!!!

@rudycote5208 3 года назад

You check out on the internet how useless it is to put manure in your feild when it’s fall

@rudycote5208 3 года назад

All your nutriment go away and your plant doesn’t consume it

@torktalks5573 3 года назад

That’s funny. When we take our soil samples the nutrients seem to be there. My corn seem to grow real well. When we do stalk tests, the plants aren’t deficient in nutrients... I’d be careful what you read on the internet. 😉

@richardashcraft3550 3 года назад

The internet isn't always correct. Be careful what you believe

@jhunter-bm9hm 3 года назад

It's only useless on light (sand) soil. Sandier soils are prone to wash out. If you look at the soil map of Iowa, you will quickly find out, that TDFs location is dominated by loess soils. These fairly rich soils don't really have an issue with nutrient losses.

@Buzz_Kill71 Год назад

🤮🤮🤮, but very educational.

@ebejeff 3 года назад

Giving it away? Sell that SH*T!!!

@thislldofarm 3 года назад

Not a market for it around us! Maybe someday.

@davidturpin6252 3 года назад

Every one you know needs to see this video About Bill Gates ( why he owns the most farmland in America ) He has drastic changes planned for the future of farming