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Registrace 17. 02. 2022
We are a family farm located in East-Central Illinois. We farm corn and soybeans as well as raising registered Black Angus cattle. Tune in to our videos for everyday life on the farm!
Killing Disease and Bugs from Air and Land!!
Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
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It's All Dirty Work! | Working cattle, Crop scouting, and Equipment cleanup!
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
Spraying With Our Case IH Patriot 3240 | The End is Near!
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
How We Maximize Our Corn Yield! - Spring Farming 2024
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
Comparing Our New John Deere Planter to a Kinze - Spring Farming 2024
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
Dealing With Ruts and Watching the Northern Lights While Farming! - Spring Planting 2024
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
Weeds and Rain Working Against Us! | Spring Planting 2024
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
Planting Corn in Illinois with a John Deere Planter | Spring 2024
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
Planting Soybeans & New John Deere Paint at Taylor Farms? | Spring 2024
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
It's Time To Farm! - Spring Tillage 2024
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Taylor Farms is a family farm located in East-Central Illinois growing corn and soybeans. We also raise registered Black Angus cattle. Thanks for watching and we hope you enjoy!
Rebuilding Our 20,000 Acre Kinze Bean Planter!
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Rebuilding Our 20,000 Acre Kinze Bean Planter!
NEW Sprayer Parts AND Sheriffs Office Called?!
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NEW Sprayer Parts AND Sheriffs Office Called?!
We're Done With Harvest! | 2023 Harvest Episode 15
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We're Done With Harvest! | 2023 Harvest Episode 15
How Many Combines Should We Get? | 2023 Harvest Episode 14
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How Many Combines Should We Get? | 2023 Harvest Episode 14
How Did THIS Come Out of Our COMBINE? Midwest Corn Harvest | 2023 Harvest Episode 13
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How Did THIS Come Out of Our COMBINE? Midwest Corn Harvest | 2023 Harvest Episode 13
The Elevators Really Aren't Helping Us | 2023 Harvest Episode 12
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The Elevators Really Aren't Helping Us | 2023 Harvest Episode 12
The Deer Ruined Our Corn! Midwest Harvest | 2023 Harvest Episode 11
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The Deer Ruined Our Corn! Midwest Harvest | 2023 Harvest Episode 11
We're Done with Bean Harvest! Now to Finish Corn | 2023 Harvest Episode 10
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We're Done with Bean Harvest! Now to Finish Corn | 2023 Harvest Episode 10
We Can See The Finish Line! - For Beans | 2023 Harvest Episode 9
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We Can See The Finish Line! - For Beans | 2023 Harvest Episode 9
327 BUSHEL Per Acre Corn?! | 2023 Harvest Episode 8
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327 BUSHEL Per Acre Corn?! | 2023 Harvest Episode 8
Two Case IH Combines Going to Work & Waiting at the Elevator | 2023 Harvest Episode 7
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Two Case IH Combines Going to Work & Waiting at the Elevator | 2023 Harvest Episode 7
Will Our CORN YIELD Enough to FILL Our Bins?! | 2023 Harvest Episode 6
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Will Our CORN YIELD Enough to FILL Our Bins?! | 2023 Harvest Episode 6
Soybean Harvest in Illinois Rolls On! | 2023 Harvest Episode 5
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Soybean Harvest in Illinois Rolls On! | 2023 Harvest Episode 5
Illinois Corn Harvest Continues! | 2023 Harvest Episode 4
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Illinois Corn Harvest Continues! | 2023 Harvest Episode 4
A Day Harvesting CORN in the Midwest! | 2023 Harvest Episode 3
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A Day Harvesting CORN in the Midwest! | 2023 Harvest Episode 3
Corn Harvest is a GO! | 2023 Harvest Episode 2
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Corn Harvest is a GO! | 2023 Harvest Episode 2
We're CUTTING BEANS! | 2023 Harvest-Episode 1
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We're CUTTING BEANS! | 2023 Harvest-Episode 1
This is WHY We Can't Have ANYTHING Nice! | Preparing for Harvest
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This is WHY We Can't Have ANYTHING Nice! | Preparing for Harvest
Airplanes, Sprayers, Tankers, Oh My! | Fungicide Application is a Go!
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Airplanes, Sprayers, Tankers, Oh My! | Fungicide Application is a Go!
Running OVER Every Acre of CORN? | Post-Emerge Corn Nitrogen 2023
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Running OVER Every Acre of CORN? | Post-Emerge Corn Nitrogen 2023
I've operated both there is very little difference in the accuracy of the two. Both the kinze is cheaper to operate.
Both are great units! John Deere just happened to be throwing around extremely low numbers 😁
Sad our food has to have so many chemicals in and on it. Gmo just isnt what our bodies were made for. Farmers should be allowed to grow natural food which is how God made things to work
We always try to do what’s best for everyone while also maximizing our production.
Such beautiful plants!
Thank you! The soybeans are looking good this year.
Lots of people use those old deere planters and tractors from the same era
They’re good old planters. As long as the chains are turning they’re planting!
Heck got guys here mow with mowers every 2 weeks
Crazy
Kool videos
Thank you!
I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would plant at 10 mph,you break stuff at 5 mph,but hey who am I to tell someone how fast to plant. Have a great day
Obviously if the conditions aren’t fit, we only plant at what would be appropriate. But between working our ground extremely smooth, having little to no rocks and todays equipment being built extremely beefy we’ve had zero problems planting at that speed. We’re not going to do things intentionally that we know would break our equipment. Breakdowns mean downtime, we can’t afford to have downtime. These aren’t the JD 7000’s from the 80’s. These are whole new machines.
The newer John Deere planters appear to be giving some u-tube farmers a fit this year.
Ours was very good to us this year!
Have you tried playing with you vac pressure.. higher speeds typically take higher vac... I use to run one where I use to work and it wasn't uncommon to be at 25-27 on the vacs and could pretty consistently run 10 mph at 99.8 singulation. But yes the flats are harder to get good singulation out of.
Yep, we’ve played with it a bit and can get better with some tinkering. Thanks for the input!
Are you running case auto steer? And the John Deere monitor for just the planter?
That is correct.
@@farmingwiththetaylors how are you doing that? We’ve got a 340 on a 1795 and we’ve gotta use John Deere auto steer and aftermarket switch. It’s a pain
Using a JD 7000 receiver for shutoffs and speed and Gen 5 monitor to control the planter. Auto steer is all factory Case IH with Pro 700 and 372 receiver. The John Deere components are completely separate from the Case IH tractor. Works very well and very easy to set up.
I learned something…I always thought NT stood for “No Till”…we have a 1770NT Have a good year!
Thanks for watching!
Appreciate your comparison thoughts
Thanks for watching!
Kinze is a better planter by far u don't need weights on the end of it not impressed
Kinzes are very good planters, hence why we still run one. Although when you get down to it, Kinze and John Deere planters are very very similar. They have been for decades and there always seem to be lawsuits between the two companies on planter designs.
U don't need all that bullshit computers in the tractor
Why not? We may not NEED them, but it’s very nice when they tell you practically instantly when something may not be right. Efficiency is the name of the game when it comes to farming, so we’ll take all the help we can get.
U can't plant that fast and get a good stand sorry
Both our high speed Kinze we had last year and the John Deere this year did exceptionally well. We’ll have videos on spraying and sidedressing our corn that way you can see just how good our stands are. We have no complaints on singulation whatsoever. We’re not the only ones out there planting at higher speeds. There are plenty of other videos of people planting even faster than us with just as good of stands.
That statement is a great indicator that You obviously don’t have a clue about planting corn with a modern planter. This isn’t grandpas finger pickup planter with spring downforce.
Before you know it there will a new 8R on the front of it🤣
Maybe, maybe not! 😂
Good luck with the season. Have thought about pop up fert and 2 x 2 or do you prefer the system you have?
Thanks! We have thought about it. As of right now we really like what we’ve got going. It’s been very good for us.
I prefer the DB planters over the NT planters they put the wing wheels out in front not between the rows have a great day
We will be considering a DB for our next bean planter. Our current Kinze 15 inch bean planter has rows that get run over by tires which can be a challenge sometimes depending on the soil conditions. We are also thinking on 20 inch beans, so a Kinze is definitely still an option. We’ve had 5 different Kinzes on the farm over the years and they’ve been very good to us.
Vrt maps are great we plant from 27 to 36 37 give or take, beans go from 115 to 160, ive got a whole pile of corn bags in my shop left, never jad time to meet thr guy that does our vrt so never had seed guy adjust the bags, since they were working from March on. I think I got 15 bags of corn left, compared to average rate seeding
Good stuff!
I forget which grade my buddy likes on his deere, cant say I notice anything on my 2150, luckily all our ground going to corn except 140 acres got hit once and planted, had 80 of corn on corn was hit twice, and the rest was chiseled dc stubble beans. All beans so far been 3 trips
Thank you for sharing, best of luck!
Thank you!
Any thoughts or opinions on the comparison between the Kinze and the ExactEmerge?
The next video to come out will answer that!
@@farmingwiththetaylors Looking forward to that !!
Run non extended wear on back 2 rows, just changed them the other day 1200 acres. Our long hitch on our 34ft hate it with a passion gotta run nose down to keep in ground.
We cant run the long nose on our 34ft tigermate 2 hard geound keeps popping out of the ground we run the short one, 2nd year running extended wear sweeps first 3 rows never change them all year, change them after i use it in the fall
We’ve considered trying the extended wear ones. May have to give it a whirl.
@@farmingwiththetaylors ive been happy, buddy in martinsville is running a Richmond I think sweep on sunflower said he's on year 3 not changed one yet, guy was to send me to that will fit our knock on piece still waiting
Good luck, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Did you ever find out what was causing the modules to fail? We’re having the same issues.
We’re not for sure exactly. We heard at the end of the season that multiple other people were having the same issue across the country. We never heard an answer before we got rid of it. Our assumption is some sort of software issue. Hopefully you get it figured out quickly!
Nice video - would love to see more. I'm a retired grass seed farmer from Salem, Oregon!
Thank you! We’ll have more videos coming out as soon as the weather cooperates!
4 tenths here yesterday morning and afternoon mill creek lake, still waiting to plant corn, got 200 acres of beans, went to George straight in indy Saturday could of did 50 that evening, rained Saturday night
We can’t catch a break
Right away with that humming, I was like “yup, that’s a patriot”
Best of luck to you, hopefully the weather and equipment cooperate, and you reap a bountiful harvest. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Very disappointed in the green paint. Why?
We’ll have an explanation coming soon!
Yes when deere wants to trade they sure will,
Best of luck, thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you!
Why a green planter?
We’ll do an explanation in an upcoming video!
Would have liked to have seen a red planter on your farm. The closing system is far better than the green, not to mention clean out is far far easier to cite just two
Maybe one day! Green and blue planters are by far the most popular in our area. Even the local Case IH dealer sells more Kinze than Case. We never say never though!
Got 92 acres of beans planted that last Thursday Friday of March since April's fools day gotten so.ething over 6 inches, still waiting to dry back out
We’ll be back at it tomorrow with corn and beans!
Work horse deluxe!
Beautiful tractor 😎
Thanks!
Awesome tillage team right there... Love those tractors
They’re good tractors!
Hard to beat no till soybeans
Glad that works out for you!
Good luck this season. We appreciate you farmer folks. ❤
Thank you!
Always til your ground that no til is not good
Did Littles buy some of that ground there north of John Henry? Can't think of the sale now but big chunk of ground buddy of mine laid the tile on it
I’m not for sure. If so I haven’t heard.
We got 2.2 here in Clarksville last Wednesday night Thursday put us out, guys been running hard martinaville il south 4 tenths north paris running hard, some roofs were totalled half mile north of me hail as well as some.machine shed roofs for hail. Hoping to try and work some today bean stubble ground, corn stalks seem wetter still. Got one field of corn on corn I want to work should dry out today with this wind
Cool tractor
Thank you!
Hope the cab has good dust filters
It does! They get cleaned/replaced when needed.
Why nothing about setting the gauge wheels to the opener discs. We had to do that every year.
We ended up doing that off camera. Only needed to take a shim out of each side and they were good to go! We’ve been very fortunate as this planter has taken very little adjustment from year to year.
That Steiger is a beast
Sure is! We have it chipped to over 650 horsepower 😁
That fan is loud
Yes they are. There is two on it, one for seed delivery and one for vacuum.
Hi from Australia... Just subscribed... Awesome video.. 🌾🌱😊
Awesome! Thanks for the sub!
Yes sirrrr