I love you yard! Everything is so manicured and neat. It just shows the kind of neatness and clean the equipment is. Live the vids! Damn I miss working the ground. Can't wait for the next video. Stay safe!
Thanks i appreciate that. Get tired of all these videos where everything is just the greatest and everything is always fine and no one ever gets mad or anything. I just wanna show the real side of the story. Thanks for watching!
An 1100 acre well managed enterprise is something to be damn proud of. I was 300, then 1500, and I am thinking the smart money would have stopped there. You don’t have to go over the top on infrastructure and equipment, payrolls etc… Your place and equipment look great 👍
Awesome videos. Really enjoy all the content you put out. Here and on TikTok. Keep em coming. Like to see the difference in equipment compared to what we use down here in South Texas. Cotton, sorghum, and corn is our rotation on about 1200 acres.
You have yourself a damn nice fleet, love that you replaces your 20 series with that sweet 7400, always loved the 20 series and especially liked the look of the roll guard and canopy combo and that 7400 gives the old look a fresh face
That quick hitch setup on that planter is slicker than hell. They’ll be patenting that if they see that, it’ll be their latest and greatest improvement that they talk up I’m sure. They come around to the good ideas eventually lol. And there’s no such thing as too much horsepower. There’s always times you need a little more grunt.
It kills me how deere will have 400 options that you'll never use on a tractor, but they cant make a simple way to switch from corn to beans on a planter lol.
My hometown is home to Landoll Corporation my Grandpa had a weatherproofer on the farm back in the day! They make a kinds of stuff all very well built! Love your videos keep up the good work!
@@growincorn745 Wow that's crazy small world sometimes! Got a question for you why don't you all do no till planting out that away? That's about all we do around these parts anymore!
There's some no tilling around here but its by far more so for beans than corn. Main problem is our ground is so flat and when you get early spring rains it stays wet forever if it wasn't chiseled in the fall.
Like many I've followed from tiktok. Love the content and the longer videos. Keep up the good work dude. This channel will be a great success for sure.
If you haven’t replace your light on the cart you might check out a light bar on amazon. On our kinze 1050 that made loading at night a hell of a lot nicer
We demoed a kongskilde with disc blades in 08 i think cant totally recall like the 2nd year the came out with them, it was on a i think 285 magnum, was told to leave rough ground for it loved thr disc blades being straight after that well it wasn't worth running it, never took the weeds out they sold several around here 2 guys still got them and they love them, as of last year, everyone else had them about 2 or 3 years and off they went!!
The guys who use cover crops around here have had a hell of a mess the last few years. It stays so wet they cant get em sprayed therefore their planting is about 3 weeks behind everyone else.
Not sure if anyone else noticed but the audio volume was kind of low on this video compared to the other ones. Still loved the video and your Tik Tok buddy!!👍👍
Just wondering why your corn head and drapper heads are so small.Especially since you put that time in that combine you could definitely have a 12 row corn head and a 35 or 40 ft drapper.Maybe you have some smaller fields up there i was just wondering.
These heads are borderline over kill for our acreage. Bigger heads means more trucks, which means more money, then you gotta pay someone to drive those trucks. Would also need a bigger grain cart. 110 hours a year is virtually nothing on a combine.
Yes Kevin wirth his dad built bins cant recall the name of the place it was in strawsburg maybe bought a brock bin from him. His boy was already working here at nearby equity plant
Yeah gary is his dad, York Bin was the name of the place. Gary hasn't worked there for probably 15 years or more now. Kevin works for co-op over at Marshall Illinois.
Are you still using the kongskilde? You hate it so much I’m surprised you didn’t say that you were gonna sell it or cut it up to take off to the junkyard
It's one of those catch 22's. We're about married to it now. No one will give you anything for it but its too nice to park in the fencerow lol. Its ok for working ground 1st pass, just don't wanna plant behind it.
I don’t want to be one of the assholes correcting people...but I’m sure the 4020 was promoted to auger use rather than demoted. Haha. Thanks for the video.
