Eric and the guys drain the oil again on the 4455 to fix another leak. They start the assembly of the 360 Yield Y Drops on the sprayer. Contact: erinreed@bellsouth.net Merch Store: www.farmmerchbins.com
Oh, and the smell of fertilizer, fresh plowed dirt or defoliant still gives me flash backs of the good ole farm days! When i get back to LA (Lower Alabama) in the fall makes my year, Amen.
Man the farmer always take the crap from chemicals to cow farts. It’s scary to think where we are at now,can only hope it gets better for future generations. I enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing more agronomy this spring from you. Hopefully gain something to add into my operation in the future!
One small correction, if I may: Ignorance is simply the lack of knowledge. We use to have 2-3 Cessna 188's(Ag Wagon) piloted by retired WWII/Vietnam pilots, back in the mid to late 80/90's in the air and boy did people complain until my Dad and Uncle educated them after every complaint... I did have to go wash a few vehicles due to over spray or wind drift but the ignorance was less. Enjoy your videos. Keep on, keeping on!
talk with griggs farms on the bio stuff he may be good help on that stuff you know your ground best but i am wandering if it would help to do half early half on the back end like you want i do not know asking you what you think the idea high five to amego
😂 well I agree people need to educate themselves… however if he owns the land and doesn’t want it on there that’s 100% his choice.. whether you and I think he is wrong for not renting it out is irrelevant.. frustrating but irrelevant
I’m just saying he’s fussing about the odor not what was planted. The odor will be there regardless because we farm everything else around the other three sides of his house. He lost out on rent and now will have to cut 10 acres of grass. He’s the one that lost the coin toss!!
