When you had the camera on the back of the planter showing the back of the tractor that was a cool looking the tractor and planter is a good looking set up
Thanks for your time getting video for us it was a good one. That Oliver really sounds tough and I mean really good!!! Listening it really sounds crisp and throaty!!! She is a horse. The White is a war horse without saying. Sure pulls strong.
I love the sound of that engine, I remember when my uncle got his first big Oliver tractor not exactly sure which model but it looked a lot like that one
Great video. Glad to see you are getting ahead. Love see the white and Oliver equipment. But I love AC equipment. Keep the video coming great job. I look forward to seeing them every week. Be safe.
I have a Garmin GPS that you can hold in your hand (I usually use a Ram mount on the handlebars of a quad) and drive around the perimeter of the field. When you get back to where you started you just hit “Calculate” and it gives you the area in acres. Cost less than $300 and it’s very accurate.
Always good to see the wildlife out n about, The old bullet was earning her keep seamed like it was pulling hard . New tires might of had her hooked up better less slipping looks like it worked down well tho like ya said . Maybe rip it this fall good to see your getting things done. From turkey creek farms be safe n thankful
Great job young man. Making lots of headway. I remember what happened, and that was too close for comfort. Can't work safely when you are too tired. Keep taking care of yourself.
That planter is working nice. I enjoy watching for instance the Welkers out west with their 60+ foot planters with carts. But this is more what I am used to here in the upper south.
Do you have any trouble with hard pan condition in your soils? I am in Georgia and most all of our ground is strip tilled with a subsoil type plow now for corn and cotton and double crop soybeans. Only think we mold board plow is our peanut land to bury the trash. We just spray a burn down apply fertilizer and strip it then plant. Some people run strip till planter combination plows for one trip planting. Would something like that work in your soil? I know different parts of the country are farmed differently. Just curious...
So you seem to love your old equipment. If you got a boatload of money would you buy newer equipment with the new technology? Around by me there's not to many little farms left.
I know what you mean about hay season drawing ever nearer. Seems like I looked out one day and the fields barely had any growth, look out the next and the fescue is 2.5-3 feet tall. Wish our Bermuda fields looked that good. I really need to come up with a good herbicide program for them if I intend on keeping them in hay much longer. That or moldboard them under and start over. Consistent cuttings haven't been doing much to help the weeds we have unfortunately.
This is a sincere question and I do not mean any disrespect. Why do you record in 480p instead of 720p or higher? I mean it doesn't matter, I would watch your videos if you recorded them in the dark or with the lens cap on, but I was just wondering. I know Chris Losey also records in 480p. I just thought about it when you were trying to show the wildlife. Great video and always love the frequency with which you upload content. Keep 'em coming.
