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Another great video, I enjoy your channel and what you put out on here. Keep it up!!

Hey I’m not sure if you know but can that John Deere monitor be connected to a raven 440 putting down anhydrous it has the raven 440 already In it could I put a John Deere monitor and what cables do I need to

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wind mill = standing match stick when crops turn brown and ready to harvest

Great video and man have things changed since I stopped farming.

The amount of money you are saving per acre doing it yourself vs hiring an airplane is huge...

I love the pulsating that this sprayer does. It's mesmerizing. I don't think I remember you had wind turbines on your farm... lol they probably were mentioned before but I forgot. Is this something you had put in place or were they there already and you just farm the land under it?

Great video! Beans are looking great!!

Great video. thank you

On TaNkS 😂😂

What monitor rail do you have in that tractor?

Love the spraying videos

I'm hoping to try my first fungicide application with my 6000 Monday. 60 ft booms, I have 30 in spacing with twin fan nozzles splitting the rows. I'm shooting for 20gpa. Looking for speed chart for the deere 6000. Mine is all stock. There is a tee jet controller but don't think it functions so I'll be doing the pressure speed thing. I have brown twin jets. Need to be around ish....4mph. Will that be first gear?????

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Love this video!!

From experience you will need to do a mat/calibration, the spreader is only accurate if its been calibrated first unless it was blind luck the first settings worked. Every application we have used just going off the recommended settings has always given an uneven spread pattern and has required a quick mat test to fine tune. only takes a few minutes and better to find out or confirm settings before doing hundreds of acres with a uneven spread pattern. You might think it looks consistent until you lay the mats out and start snapping photos and realise how far out it actually is. Great spreaders, highly accurate, just don't trust settings until confirmed with the mats. The radar is not the silver bullet, the mats are.

this way of spraying always looks so stressful 😅

I really like your videos. how much copper sulfate you use in a year?

I have a 6000 hi cycle also I put a gauge right outside of my right window so I don’t have to look back,just to my right!!!!

This is the only thing you do that is so stressful to me. I remember when you ran into the washout. I’m sure your pucker factor is right maxed out too. Thanks for the vids.

I'm not a farmer, but I think that sprayer is awesome 😊

Great video! Corn is looking great!!

Gotta add a small water tank for hand washing 😂

Nice to see the spray tanker in use!

Yea! I miss the bouncy hi-boy! Guest star in your video! I hope the weather going forward is good to have a good yield.

Just curious, at the end of your video when you're in the shop. What is that 3 wheel machine in the center next to the skid loader?

Awesome video. Thank you guys

Why you using some 1972 technology go get yourself a Haggie 😂

Can you mix the hot mix before you load it to make sure it's Blended well

Awesome. So what do the numbers mean in the variety names.

You should check out Ravens grain cart automation.

Like the different go pro experience with you on the bike.

Great coverage of your horrible misfortune. We have had similar issues here in Texas recently. Can you say what model of drone you are using? Thanks, and good luck replanting.

Really cool video. Never knew that you put drains in farm fields, makes sense, but never thought about it as a non farmer.

I'd like to hear more about how you ran a prescription from your 2630 through your Raven 440. I didn't know that was possible. Maybe I missed it in a more recent video? If you have time when you do fungicide this season please show how it works (technology side). Great content.

Are u going to stay green most people don’t know about John deer moving all production to Mexico Iowa and Illinois plants are in the process of closing now

If you are having problems locating air/vacuum leaks try a smoke based leak detector. Fairly cheap, less than $200 for an acceptable one to get your feet wet as it were.

Great video Carson..Thank you so much

Good for you talking about help for yourself with Better help , and yes it is Tuff for some of us that suffer with this , it if far better to talk to someone before it goes to far , Love the new planter , one of the most important machines you have , if that is not right nothing is

Now that is a mighty fine looking planter!

Congrats on the new planter!

Love that you added Better Help your sponsors. I am an advocate for some things for the Army National Guard. I have actually dealt with to suicides. One was post-suicide. The other I stayed with the young man and got him help. Farmers have a higher rate of suicidal tendencies than the general public.

When it comes to JD planters, the DB setup is the only thing I found that allows for a standing green cover crop to flow right through the planter. We had the old Stine seed twin 20 set up. It was wild, 72 rows. We could do everything with it, twin 20 wheat, 20” beans, and twin 60” corn. We needed to get bigger on the harvesting side and get rid of the Maximizer’s, and being controlled traffic, we went to the DB-120, with the wings taken off, which makes it 90’ and STS combines running 30’ heads. Quite frankly, 104 row units leaves so many opportunities for down time, it wouldn’t work. Even if you could pull it. So we built a twin 60 corn planter, a 20” bean planter, and bought a 30’ ccs drill for wheat. One planter for all crops, I do it all that way. The cow is king around here, and a 5 SERIES with a mower, and later a round baler scoots right down those gaps. We grab’m and take them to a corner of the field, make marshmallows and unroll sweet tender silage during the winter. This year we’re full 40’/120’. I built on the twin row concept, but went to an ultra narrow row concept. Every 40’ there are 24 rows being harvested by 12 20” gathering chains. Moral of the story, having those wheels out away from in between the row units is priceless.instead of row cleaners, we have a generator and three 80” zapping bars. Instant cover crop termination. I don’t even roller crimp anymore, just leave it. I think that’s a disadvantage on poorer ground, but on sweet, high fertility it’s fine.

Yea! I can't want to see you do your fix it up the way you like it! Also did I miss why you're changing planters?

The DB planter is a big upgrade from the NT planters,we use the DB 120,90,and a split row DB 60