We belong to the category sir that had the enourmous pleasure of having great fathers,I can tell your was great mine was great also, through good dads is that we learn to respect our elders and respect human beings period,honesty,integrity,earn credibility and give respect before we ask for it,let's raise good kids Kevin and keep passing the good teachings our daddies passed to us,,,,my regards to you from Wichita Kansas
Haha. We did the same thing only shelled corn. We ground and fed the ear corn to the milk cows and shelled corn was fed to the ewes and lambs. We had two New Idea pickers, one with a sheller.
You make me miss working on a farm. The work, the people, and the culture is second to none, and the best in the world. By far the best place to raise a family. 🚜
We love watching farmer's using old school machines to pick corn 🌽 ... I get to teach my 6 year old Korean boy 👦 the American way of farming... then we watch everything Korean farmer's do in farming... at the same time we both learn each other's language... I talk Korean and he talks English... I tutor him in everything he wants to learn... he's very keen on everything, the season of what vegetables need picking, also what all needs to be done to the land... We would like to thank you for sharing your video with us 🇺🇸... we like yalls machines used in farming... thsnk you.
Great videos . I enjoy the mounted picker and the drone shots are wonderful . I ran a 319 with husker for 20 years mounted on a JD 3020 , eventually adding the sheller . I hadn’t realized that there were so many mounted pickers still in use until checking out You Tube entries . Ground ear corn is still the best cattle feed .
In '62 I bought an old IH two-row, cut 8" down the middle, make it a 32" picker, used it for years. Had the big model E Moline sheller, sold DeKalb seed, corn was my main business. Did a lot of custom shelling, We're in central MN, 90 and retired.
You guys have a very clean farm. Your equipment is amazing how well kept up it is. Hats off to your dad, just watch the video of him showing the balers. 20 plus years old and it looks like new!!
Really one of the the best Farm-tuber videos I've seen in.a while . . . . sincerely. Beautiful day, beautiful scenery and crystal clear cinematography. I can relate to your scale. We have 150 registered Herefords, 200 acres of corn and 100 acres of hay ground. Use a JD 300 pull type picker here. Keep doing what you're doing.
Brings back memories. My Dad also had a Wood Bros. picker. Sometimes he’d have the neighbor pick with his M with mounted picker. We would set up circles of wooden snow fence for corn which wouldn’t fit in cribs. Thanks for video.
I remember being around 5 riding with my dad on my uncle's 770 Oliver with a mounted picker. We advanced from that to a 3 row new idea uni 701 when I was around 10. My uncle has been gone for a long time and my dad for over 3 years, thank you for the trip down memory lane!!!
your dad is getting it done that's why new idea was the best corn picker. we never had a corn picker we done all our ear corn by hand. take care, be safe and well.
I love ear corn picking. Sure looks clean. The sounds takes me back. Dad had a pull type New Idea. Used the Kewanee 500. The best though was filling the crib with the upright elevator. Thanks
Those new idea pickers sure could pick the corn .We had a 2 row picker narrow row with the 12 roll husking bed . Dad brought it new in 1969 and used it every year till 1984 .We picked 40 acres of corn every year and did custom picking too with it.
love those rolling hills we use to put up extra ear corn in round home made snow fence plles some times 2 or3 rings high and we would try an use it up by spring time also another great video great looking country side just like parts of Minnesota
WOW! I remember doing this back in the day. My dad seldom let me get on the picker. My job was getting the corn into the crib . . . which was some different than you had. We used a barn with a concrete floor. Once the corn built up to the elevator, I would be stuck in the barn with a fork to keep the corn moved back into the corners and edges. In that tin roofed barn midafternoon temperatures would approach 120 degrees inside the barn. Picking corn became one of my favorite seasons on the farm. To feed to the cows we would crush the corn, cobbs, shucks and all and the old cows loved it.
Enjoying your videos. Absolutely love your simple way of Farming. Same way we do it. If you have a chance I would like to see more on the milking Side of the operation. Keep it up, thanks for the entertainment.
Great video! Keep up the good work. So nice to see videos from a family farm. Also love that you guys are in WI too. My family farms to the east of you guys a ways, on the flatter ground. Not as scenic as your area though.
What a great video , looks like your corn turned out great this year... Love your farm too small but very nice and clean... Maybe a farm tour video sometime ??? Showing your barn, machine sheds and your tractors ... Keep up the great videos...
Great video!! Brings back a lot of memories of growing up on a farm in Minnesota. My parents are gone now and the farm is no more but the memories last forever. God bless you.
Beautiful drone footage. Hills remind me of my Grandparents place. We're on flat ground here. Glad corn harvest went well and there was a little extra corn. Take care.
Just any idea I think you have hay basket wagons you can take snow fence and make a crib for corn too using the wagons. Thanks for the videos really love your farm.
Great idea to store the excess corn in those boxes. It looks plenty dry to do that, noticed quite a bit of shelling. It should make it nice when you start to grind feed for the cows as well. I can remember making sno fence cribs when i had extra, but, you could not go more than two rings high at best, but, it was a cheap way of piling up some extra corn.
Glad to see someone else use snow fence to make a cheap crib for extra harvest.You could also tell if the corn was yeilding good when we had to put up a snow fence crib
@@GierokFarms You could pick up a few silage boxes cheap and cut the tops off to fit your picker and you could unload without shoveling and fighting the gravity beds. They could also be used to feed silage or green chop in a bunk like a TMR wagon in off season or chopped into as extras. Gravity boxes are handy too for storing extra feed and what not.
@@GierokFarms a lot of times making stuff easier doesn't cost a fortune! I am one of those guys who does two plus person jobs himself so I'm always looking to make the job at hand more one operator friendly!
Is that an Owatonna elevator? We had an Owatonna and was very noisy until oiled or worked hard for a day or two. That screeching sound was pretty bad. We also ran a two-row picker on a IH 706 just to fill the cribs.
Your farm reminds me of NE Iowa. I notice you have fields on side hills. Does it ever get scary when running a nf tractor without rops? I bet setting the rears wide like you’ve done helps. Great vids. Love the Olivers and IH’s. How many acres of corn to fill one of those wire cribs?
Just found your channel and love your content. Mounted pickers are really loud and dirty depending on the wind direction/field. We went to a pull type corn picker and my job was to unload into corn cribs etc. my daughters used to help after school. Not every day that you can pick corn without jackets in October in Wisconsin. We had dairy farm in southeast Wisconsin. Still the best way to raise kids and yes there was always a dog. Where in Wisconsin are you located?
Welcome, we are glad you found the channel! Pull type ones are nice too, like you said get you out of the dust! We are located in Western Wisconsin! Thank you so much for watching!
Awesome trip back to my childhood once again;) the neighbor must’ve been done with his corn, it was nice of him to loan you the big wagons. Anyway, will you bale up any of the stalks for bedding?
Great selection of tractors! Just found your channel and already love it! usually, I'm picky. So, a Super M, 1650! and a 504 or 656 on the picker? anyhow. How many acres do you run? We have approx 20-60 acres in SW, MI here of a blueberry orchard.
My dad always said "Kids and Dogs belong on the farm" I miss my dad. Enjoy yours.
Thanks Kevin!
Amen to that. I miss my Dad too.
Amen to that
We belong to the category sir that had the enourmous pleasure of having great fathers,I can tell your was great mine was great also, through good dads is that we learn to respect our elders and respect human beings period,honesty,integrity,earn credibility and give respect before we ask for it,let's raise good kids Kevin and keep passing the good teachings our daddies passed to us,,,,my regards to you from Wichita Kansas
@@arturoglezz9231 I agree thank you for watching and welcome!
I love seeing old equipment out in the fields being used today. A testament to our forefathers ingenuity!
61 years old and that brings back great memories, new subscriber
Welcome and thank you for watching!
We always put any extra in our silage wagons............worked fine to unload into the feed grinder.
That's a good idea!
Haha. We did the same thing only shelled corn. We ground and fed the ear corn to the milk cows and shelled corn was fed to the ewes and lambs. We had two New Idea pickers, one with a sheller.
You make me miss working on a farm. The work, the people, and the culture is second to none, and the best in the world. By far the best place to raise a family. 🚜
I agree!
Keep using John Deere equipment. God didn't make everything green and yellow, only the best!
We love watching farmer's using old school machines to pick corn 🌽 ... I get to teach my 6 year old Korean boy 👦 the American way of farming... then we watch everything Korean farmer's do in farming... at the same time we both learn each other's language... I talk Korean and he talks English... I tutor him in everything he wants to learn... he's very keen on everything, the season of what vegetables need picking, also what all needs to be done to the land... We would like to thank you for sharing your video with us 🇺🇸... we like yalls machines used in farming... thsnk you.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks AGAIN FOR THE VIDEO !!!😊
It’s neat to see all this old equipment still in use.
Without a doubt, the best music I have ever heard with a farming video. Impeccable timing of your cuts to the music too. Good Job.
Great videos . I enjoy the mounted picker and the drone shots are wonderful . I ran a 319 with husker for 20 years mounted on a JD 3020 , eventually adding the sheller . I hadn’t realized that there were so many mounted pickers still in use until checking out You Tube entries . Ground ear corn is still the best cattle feed .
It makes great feed! thank you for finding the videos and watching!
In '62 I bought an old IH two-row, cut 8" down the middle, make it a 32" picker, used it for years. Had the big model E Moline sheller, sold DeKalb seed, corn was my main business. Did a lot of custom shelling, We're in central MN, 90 and retired.
Thanks for this video. Nice you had neighbors who shared their boxes.
You guys have a very clean farm. Your equipment is amazing how well kept up it is. Hats off to your dad, just watch the video of him showing the balers. 20 plus years old and it looks like new!!
Thank You!
I could watch you and your dad pick corn all day!
Doc
Thank You!
Love to see people picking rather than combining. Keep up the good work guys!!
Really one of the the best Farm-tuber videos I've seen in.a while . . . . sincerely. Beautiful day, beautiful scenery and crystal clear cinematography. I can relate to your scale. We have 150 registered Herefords, 200 acres of corn and 100 acres of hay ground. Use a JD 300 pull type picker here. Keep doing what you're doing.
Thank you it means a lot!
You guys just may have the most beautiful farm on CZcams. Love your cows, equipment, structures, and dog!
Thanks Scott!
Brings back good memories! We had a Super Picker on a Super MTA. I was wagon unloader.
First time watching your videos, good harvest. God is good. God bless.
God Bless thanks for watching!
Brings back memories. My Dad also had a Wood Bros. picker. Sometimes he’d have the neighbor pick with his M with mounted picker. We would set up circles of wooden snow fence for corn which wouldn’t fit in cribs. Thanks for video.
I'm glad we could bring back good memories thank you for watching!
I remember being around 5 riding with my dad on my uncle's 770 Oliver with a mounted picker. We advanced from that to a 3 row new idea uni 701 when I was around 10. My uncle has been gone for a long time and my dad for over 3 years, thank you for the trip down memory lane!!!
We are glad we could bring back good memories thank you for watching!
Beautiful farm you all have. It shows that you all are doing what you all truly love.
Just a WONDERFUL VIDEO , thank you. 👍🏾😀🇺🇸🚜🌽🌽🌽🌽
Thank You for watching!
Don’t for get the dip stick heater 👍🏾😀🌽🇺🇸🚜🐄
Sweet still can't get over how nice that equipment is. My old 656 come close second.
Thanks Mark!
Boy does that old equipment work well!! 👍👍👍👍
Thank You!
your dad is getting it done that's why new idea was the best corn picker. we never had a corn picker we done all our ear corn by hand. take care, be safe and well.
Great videos! I love seeing the classic American iron, especially in Packer Land! Keep up the good work!
I love ear corn picking. Sure looks clean. The sounds takes me back. Dad had a pull type New Idea. Used the Kewanee 500. The best though was filling the crib with the upright elevator. Thanks
Workin sidehills in a narrow front...always fun...cheers to completing another harvest. Full bins and all your limbs = success. God bless.
I like that saying God Bless!
Great video, glad you finished the picking in great weather!
Thanks Carrie the varieties worked out great!
Those new idea pickers sure could pick the corn .We had a 2 row picker narrow row with the 12 roll husking bed . Dad brought it new in 1969 and used it every year till 1984 .We picked 40 acres of corn every year and did custom picking too with it.
I have one of the later ones just like you described.
Great video
Great shots. Bless you.
Love seeing cribs full of corn!! It's a sight you don't see much of anymore!!
Thank You!
Great video!!
love those rolling hills we use to put up extra ear corn in round home made snow fence plles some times 2 or3 rings high and we would try an use it up by spring time also another great video great looking country side just like parts of Minnesota
Thank You Russ!
The footage was awesome
Awesome video
Thanks
Thank you for sharing your video with us...
He is a great dog
Thanks Wayne!
Great video. Thanks so much.
WOW! I remember doing this back in the day. My dad seldom let me get on the picker. My job was getting the corn into the crib . . . which was some different than you had. We used a barn with a concrete floor. Once the corn built up to the elevator, I would be stuck in the barn with a fork to keep the corn moved back into the corners and edges. In that tin roofed barn midafternoon temperatures would approach 120 degrees inside the barn. Picking corn became one of my favorite seasons on the farm. To feed to the cows we would crush the corn, cobbs, shucks and all and the old cows loved it.
Now that was a great video love to see older equipment still getting the job done ps old rover looks like one happy dog
Thank You, and yes Mariska is very happy!
Great vidio! Nice clean eqiupment!
Enjoying your videos. Absolutely love your simple way of Farming. Same way we do it. If you have a chance I would like to see more on the milking Side of the operation. Keep it up, thanks for the entertainment.
Thank You!
Great video! Thank you
Thank You!
Love your dog, as a kid we had two St Bernard’s they are fantastic pets
St Bernard's are awesome!
I bet that field is a nightmare in a wet year.
Y'all have some great views up there.
Best regards from Indiana.
Thank you Bill!
Now this is farming love it
Thank You!
Another great video!!!
Thank You Noah!
Fascinating, I've never seen anything like that before :)
Thank You!
Great video! Keep up the good work. So nice to see videos from a family farm. Also love that you guys are in WI too. My family farms to the east of you guys a ways, on the flatter ground. Not as scenic as your area though.
Thanks Mike!
Awesome!
loved the show.this is how i and dad did it in the 1950,s.larry
Great job..just finished up my corn picking also
Nice!
What a great video , looks like your corn turned out great this year... Love your farm too small but very nice and clean... Maybe a farm tour video sometime ??? Showing your barn, machine sheds and your tractors ... Keep up the great videos...
very nice video and good production; nice farm set up
Great video!! Brings back a lot of memories of growing up on a farm in Minnesota. My parents are gone now and the farm is no more but the memories last forever. God bless you.
Thank you, Well I'm glad we could bring back good memories God Bless!
Just subscribed! Cool to see this stuff still going
Welcome and Thanks for watching!
Only problem I see with your videos is there is not enough of them ..lol...keep it up..great work and beautiful well run farm
Thank You Gary!
Looks like you had a good yields
Very nice, didn't know ya'll had the hills up there!
Nice video by the way.
Thanks
Great ag-video! And no deafening music. Keep it up!
Thank You for watching Michael!
Great drone footage. Mad camera skills.
Nice video
We had a front mount corn picker , usually mounted it on a gas 400 👍
I like the old school stuff you can be rolling when this new stuff is wanting on parts for computer stuff
Those hillsides look pretty steep..
You Bet LOL
U! ar! Blessed!
U need! 1 Combines! machine! New Holland! or! John DEERE!
Beautiful drone footage. Hills remind me of my Grandparents place. We're on flat ground here.
Glad corn harvest went well and there was a little extra corn.
Take care.
Thank you!
Just any idea I think you have hay basket wagons you can take snow fence and make a crib for corn too using the wagons. Thanks for the videos really love your farm.
That's a great idea, Thanks for watching!
Isn’t corn the most wonderful crop, gives me the shivers
If I had extra corn that i didnt need for grinding, I got nieghbors to combine it and sell out of field, no need to shell in the fall. Just a thought.
Love that you use the old tractors. Great video. New sub here.
Welcome to the channel! Thank you for watching!
@@GierokFarms the drone is the ticket, just got one for my channel
@@fitzpreacherfarm6826 Makes a pretty video!
I thought that we were the only ones left on wide row corn. Thanks from Canada
Heck yeah welcome, Thanks for watching!
Great idea to store the excess corn in those boxes. It looks plenty dry to do that, noticed quite a bit of shelling. It should make it nice when you start to grind feed for the cows as well. I can remember making sno fence cribs when i had extra, but, you could not go more than two rings high at best, but, it was a cheap way of piling up some extra corn.
Glad to see someone else use snow fence to make a cheap crib for extra harvest.You could also tell if the corn was yeilding good when we had to put up a snow fence crib
@@brucelinebaugh1380 Snow fence sounds like a great and cheap way to store extra corn
Yeah it should keep fine, we will feed it out right away to prevent it from spoiling!
Them hills sure look like a pain, but they make for a beautiful farm.
They can be a pain but yes the views are amazing! Thank You for watching!
On Wisconsin!
How many bushes do the small wagons hold great drone shots 🌽👍🇺🇸😃
This is way better then millennial farmer and all those guys that are millions in debt. I bet this works way better then new stuff
Hello new subscriber . Nice video
Welcome, and thanks for watching!
You could lower your elevator and put it inside of silage wagons if necessary.
That's a good idea!
@@GierokFarms You could pick up a few silage boxes cheap and cut the tops off to fit your picker and you could unload without shoveling and fighting the gravity beds. They could also be used to feed silage or green chop in a bunk like a TMR wagon in off season or chopped into as extras. Gravity boxes are handy too for storing extra feed and what not.
@@ethanthopy1996 I like that idea!
@@GierokFarms a lot of times making stuff easier doesn't cost a fortune! I am one of those guys who does two plus person jobs himself so I'm always looking to make the job at hand more one operator friendly!
I was wondering how you put all those corns into that round thing, and it is so high
I liked the video. It brings back a lot of memories from my kid years. Would I be right in thinking you grind a lot of ear corn for feed?
Yup here is a video of it czcams.com/video/n7fMWpvlWTc/video.html
Thank You for watching!
How many acres do you farm? Do rotate crops? Thanks for sharing a part of your life.
You should consider looking into finding a couple Parker grain wagons I hear they make large wagons
Is that an Owatonna elevator? We had an Owatonna and was very noisy until oiled or worked hard for a day or two. That screeching sound was pretty bad. We also ran a two-row picker on a IH 706 just to fill the cribs.
No its a Kewanee!
I know I’m from Wisconsin but I never seen a machine like that only with a pull type that pick off the corn that’s cool
Thanks Levi!
I think just about every manufacturer had one for their tractors. I had a 237 John Deere mounted on a 70 diesel.
@@danw6014 Sounds like a nice setup!
@@GierokFarms it would have been better to have an LP 730 to mount and leave the picker on. Yours looks like it's in really great condition.
@@danw6014 We like being able to use the tractor for other task during the year if need be!
Your farm reminds me of NE Iowa. I notice you have fields on side hills. Does it ever get scary when running a nf tractor without rops? I bet setting the rears wide like you’ve done helps. Great vids. Love the Olivers and IH’s. How many acres of corn to fill one of those wire cribs?
Ya the wider the better!
could you show us a what you feed each animal
do you shell any of the extra out and sell it? thats what I did with my extra this year it payed well
Some times we have a combine come in for a couple acres and put it in our grainery!
How many elavater rides can some ears of corn get.
What do you use the cob corn for ? My grandpa fed some to the hogs .
Waw...keren
Can u tell how to build circular wire tank and alivater
Just found your channel and love your content. Mounted pickers are really loud and dirty depending on the wind direction/field. We went to a pull type corn picker and my job was to unload into corn cribs etc. my daughters used to help after school. Not every day that you can pick corn without jackets in October in Wisconsin. We had dairy farm in southeast Wisconsin. Still the best way to raise kids and yes there was always a dog. Where in Wisconsin are you located?
Welcome, we are glad you found the channel! Pull type ones are nice too, like you said get you out of the dust! We are located in Western Wisconsin! Thank you so much for watching!
Awesome Drone shots 👍
Do the open sided bins not get damp during the Winter? Or are you lucky enough to have dry cold winter's? (Minus the snow)
Don't really have a problem with the corn getting wet in that storage system!
Awesome trip back to my childhood once again;) the neighbor must’ve been done with his corn, it was nice of him to loan you the big wagons. Anyway, will you bale up any of the stalks for bedding?
I will have a video about our corn stalks bedding soon. stay tuned! Thanks again for watching Andy!
Great selection of tractors! Just found your channel and already love it! usually, I'm picky. So, a Super M, 1650! and a 504 or 656 on the picker? anyhow. How many acres do you run? We have approx 20-60 acres in SW, MI here of a blueberry orchard.
It's a 686 under there and SW MI sounds like a nice place to live!
@@GierokFarms wow a 686!? That's quite uncommon! It is here in Michigan except for winter.
Do you bale the stalks or are they left? Great video, beautiful country 😊👍👍
I will have a video about that soon!