Tragedy Strikes Stops us Cold 

4960 rebuild here

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That's how he gets his views tho

Yep ! They're rare as goose teeth.

BORN on a farm in Holstein, Iowa on a very cold winter day !

Bah ! Humbug ! From the Grinch of Christmas past ! 😊😊

you are right. even though I have not used them yet in my operation partly because I didn't have time in the year to establish them before frost. lime would be a big improvement as well if your PH is low it will make it hard as well. the hay will do much better if the PH is good.

I do have auto steer I just don't use it.

@@onelonleyfarmer the orchard variety spec sheet suggested pH between 5.8 and 7.2, and my pH tested at 5.6-5.8 among the fields. It could certainly use a bit of lime. The trees though like very acidic soil, 5.5-6.0. Each variety is a bit different too, making it lots of fun trying to keep everyone happy 😂

@@This1LifeWeLive you can’t make people happy when they are miserable. Trees do like it acid. Grass would like it 7 but can be good at 6

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You watch 1 Puglife ???

Pug life is his cousin

you didn't read it!

That’s what RU-vidrs do…. Anything for views. He normally isn’t a click baiter.

Have you ever watched Scotty kilmore?

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its 2wd yes! why do you ask?

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1300 corn 360 Wheat 230 soybeans 2500 +- hay.

@@onelonleyfarmer that's awesome, thanks for the response! Pretty big operation and enough to keep you on your toes lol wish you the best, stay safe out there and hope you and yours have great upcoming holidays!

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If you would have read the description you wouldn't say that.

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So to entertain your stupidity I didn’t use franks name. Thank you. Now if you and your hero would have watched the video you would have understood what I said. Lying to whoever is watching was not at all what I did but since you are here to say that I was. I will make a video of the soil tests that I took on every field there. And I paid $70.00 per acre. It cost me that much more in soil improvements to get the ground to a point where I was confident that it would produce a fairly decent crop. Splattering compost on the ground doesn’t mean it makes it better. There is much more involved than that. But I wouldn’t expect you to understand it. And what lie have I told? I’ve been called a liar now for some time but nobody that calls me a liar can tell me what I lied about. I’ll wait

Making money on corn fodder in south Carolina

@@ericbloss7032 I never made anything in South Carolina. Good try though

@@ericbloss7032 now if you meant North Carolina I never made corn fodder there ether but I did bale a lot of straw in North Carolina and yes when I was done with the job and everything and everybody was paid I made an average of about $90k. Not that it’s anybody’s business but that’s what it was. Each year we made between 14-16000 bales of wheat straw we where paid by the bale. I paid my guys .75 per bale. You can do the math. All food and laundry was paid for by me Plus housing. So to make about $90k in 5 weeks was pretty good. Where is the lie in that

@@ericbloss7032 in 2019 I bales fodder on the eastern shore of Maryland and Virginia all the way to the bay. We where there for two months and that job was good as well. Did just shy of $190k walked away with just short of $100k. After expenses because the equipment was hauled home by me and food and fuel was cheaper there. I still don’t see any lie in that. So if you think I’m lying I can show you the expense sheet for the three years I did those jobs. But I’m sure it would not interest you because it would not fit your accusations.