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We really like twin rows. Identical yields. But the cover crops in between has to be hugely diverse and corn won’t see it as competition.

Doing a great job.

Circling back on this video do you know if Adam has continued interseeding his corn silage? Would love to see a follow up video sometime. A lot of dairy producers are starting to talk about the potential of these types of practice so it would be great to learn more details. Keep up the great work!

Planting into a cover crop, let alone interseeding, I wish Illinois producers would drive over the border and start looking.

Great video, I’ve been looking into getting a planter like yours but wasn’t sure how big I could go. My tractor is a 2008 kubota 5240 (52)hp do you think I could pull a six row no till planter? Thanks again 👍🏼

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What do you do for weed control for sugar beets

Still making videos? Really enjoyed them. Love to see some new videos

Hi Cody, how well did this work out? I want to try relay beans in rye and beans between corn using my 30 inch 4 row planter. I plan to do 2.5 acres of the rye and beans and another 2.5 acres of the corn and beans. Was just curious if the finger meters worked "Good enough" at getting beans in the ground. The thought of spending 800 to 1000 on brush meters for a test plot isn't very appealing! Thanks for any input

Old habits , mindset are hard to change . The management practices of most negate soil health and profit. I no till and cover crop and would not do it any other way . Saving money ,time ,and improving the soil while imporoving my r.o.i. Keep up the videos , good info .

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LOL, I have a friend that will just about demand you cut around any sunflowers (we have them as a weed) in the field because they will "make the silage stink".

I can't find the follow up for the harvest of the beans. Yield?

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Have you continued interseeding into the soybeans? Did it keep away the aphids?

Thanks for sharing your video. I had a question about your spray/water barrels on your planter. Were those one off custom builds or did you use a kit of some kind? Great idea by the way

How did the harvest go? Any extra foreign material in the beans?

Ever consider adding a few goats or sheep?

It's awesome to see a largscale farmer doing these more horticultural things. God bless ya sir.

Looks like 44 inch corn is a good compromise between 30” and 60” corn. Lots of cover crops, but more corn

So what was the result? You didn’t post a video with the results and I would love to see what it would look like if you have any video or photos!

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You stated it was June but when did you actually plant the cover crop? I'm trying to see if I still have time to plant my cover crop. That's an important detail you did not discuss or teach your viewers.

How’d the corn do the next year?

Years ago we used to put red clover and urea down in February for our winter wheat. We never sprayed it for weeds or used fungicide.

I’ve grew my first diverse cover crop last year. Doing 80 acres this year. Different blend though

Is there a video for harvesting?

What is the mix percentage of your seed per acre? I'm working on a much smaller scale. And where do you get your seed from?

Great job…did you plant the sorghum later with sorghum meter? Thank you for the great content!

Hey Cody, Great video..really enjoyed it after just coming across it. Did you just use the corn meters for your blend of corn, beans, pumpkins? Thank you!

Це товарний посів кукурудзи чи соняшнику ?

Вітаю, більшість покривних культур (горох, вика, льон, нут та інші) до збирання соняшнику - дадуть насіння, Ви його збираєте чи лишається на полі ?

When u can show me teeth in a microbe then I might think microbes actually consume crop residue.

When percolation goes to zero how long does it take for infiltration to zero out too?

I did twin 60” again this year. I’m not a huge proponent of it, I do a lot better by sticking to 20” spacing for weed control, and drilling covers after a shorter season variety, but they added a bullet point recently called “context.” The context was I needed more cow chow than usual because we took in some drought refugees, and I needed decent non gmo corn with a little higher protein for some hog barn guys. It was a.marriage made in heaven .

We have interseeded some the last 2 years, thick corn hurts it. 60x30 or 60 60 would work better. Thanks for your video

It’s the same in our neighborhood. We switched to strip till and no till in 2011 along with cover crops. The neighbors have gullies and mud in the ditches, almost never on our land

Ariel broadcast, Tall Boy or by hand down the 60" rows?

Hi there. You said you planted in June, I am curious about what part of the country you are in. I am in central Tx, and we warm up pretty early in the year, so I was trying to get an idea of how warm it is when you plant.

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I've subscribed already and I wish to also start sunflower cultivation which I believe I need some important advice on how you successfully manage your field to this glorious extent man its great.I wish to get some few tips from you if you don't mind . My questions are as follows 1) from the beginning before planting what exactly was your steps of planting ? 2) how many days of watering in a week? 3) did you apply fertilizer? If yes which fertilizer and what intervals was the plants before the application of fertilizer? 4) do you apply weed killer? If yes what was your procedure? 5) knowing birds love eating sunflower, how do you keep the field away from birds? Please don't be offended towards the lots of questions, I'm curious to learn and apply. Thanks

Hello mr JOHN, I must appreciate the your field because it look awesome. You're doing a great job I must say.

what would you suggest a first timer trying covers on some sweet corn gound I have 12 acres that's been sweet corn for 10 plus years and conventional till. want to go no till and covers but don't want the corn to be delayed. what are your thoughts

Hello Cover Crop Kings, Could you please assist us get specs for a Teff planter and equipment manufacturers. Thanks.

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If you’re going to bale it, you get the best balance of yield to quality at first head emergence. That crop is a little old but still good. We’ve grown ryegrass my whole life in Australia over winter. Anything above 22 Celsius it basically stops growing. Could be difficult to balance in parts of the US. But it’s definitely a valuable crop given that it can yield 2.5t/acre in 14-18 weeks.

What are you doing in the winter with all of the leaves that fall and smother out the grass. We are currently having issues with the leaves killing out everything.

Are you familiar with Advanced Eco Ag? The Soil Food Web?

Avarage per acre sir

The wind noise in this video makes it nearly unwatchable. That's a problem that's been solved since some time in the 1920s.