Spraying beans, crop update, drain tile
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2017
- Summer spraying. Small beans. COLD AND WET!!
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"Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant" -Robert Louis Stevenson
Great Video! I always enjoy it when you explain your reasoning for things. Too many people out there just don't know and assume things incorrectly. Farming is rough, especially when you have to depend on so many things out of your control - weather, grain & fuel prices, etc. Many long hours, but for some reason, I always felt like I accomplished something. Keep it up, take care, God Bless all farmers!
great to see you back love the content of you videos. hope some non farmers watch to see the farmer cant afford to waste, and the farmer has to take care of his land, and water
I checked my corn today, planted April 24, chest high on me, but i'm only 5' 6" tall. Couple years down here, SE MN. you could find a few tassels in my corn. Got 1.8 inches of rain yesterday, more coming tonight, 10:30 PM here to night.
Thanks for uploading this video. Hope things improve for you with the growth of the corn and soybeans. Here is Northwest Indiana, the crops are small also so your not alone.
Big difference in the weeds where the combine has chewed them up.
Man, for no more then you guys farm I am very impressed with your equipment! Very nice well taken care of equipment, you're a good farmer sir.
Sweet video! I've been looking forward to it!!
Those beans need some heat and so does the corn which looks very good and the forecast is what they will be receiving.a much needed warm up.I would love to see those beans at the 10th of July.Oh, and Carl, cancer is also an age related illness. I enjoyed the content of this video. Thanks.
Long time no see. Glad you're back!
You are right on the money with the pre emerge herbicides. We try to do the same thing. Talk about why you do 30" soybeans. We are south of Kansas City and very few people do not plant soybeans in 15" rows. We are trying to get a quick canopy.
Mark Hertzog We haven't seen any advantage to having 15" or solid seeded soybeans. I'm sure our soils and climate differences are a big factor. I would guess that half the beans in our area are planted with the same planter as corn. This way we only have 1 planter. Many guys run 22" rows for both. One thing we have noticed (especially last year) is that we don't have much of a white mold issue with 30" rows, a lot of guys did in our area last year.
I have some channel extend beans also. One variety is no where near the IDC they claim. First year with extend beans, also figuring out placement for varieties.
You're in Minnesota, I am in Ohio. But one thing we have in common is problem weeds in the fields.
Thanks for crop report.
great video very informative which some of these people that think Monsanto and others are killing us and all farmers do is dump poison on the ground would watch your videos you are one hell of a spokesperson for modern ag keep it up
When combines got yield monitors in them and guys saw yields drop off so much in the wet areas, that's when tiling really took off.
Great video
Hey, your back!
I wondered if you were in the drought area. Good too see you have rain up that way.
Hello again! Your harvest is coming and there’s lots of rain. Now do you ever keep track of people like me who comment every video, remember me on a previous video?oh yes did you know if you get a go pro head strap you don’t have to hold the camera and you know the viewers are seeing the same as you! once a viewer commented ‘from this video I’ve learnt more than a year at school’ well it’s true!
same weeds we have. up here where there's water hemp then crab grass comes up later.
u think it´s boring but people like it
Beans are short like that by faribault, MN too
Nice video
great video thanks it is race season it is time to show us the car and where you race thanks have a good night and be safe.
2fast65 Had the go pro on the car for the first time 2 days ago! Hopefully have a video soon!
We have been just the opposite we have had 2 months of 90 deg. weather and 95 percent humidity. I will say the corn here looks good we will pulling corn in a month or so
Hello again! Your harvest is coming and there’s lots of rain. Now do you ever keep track of people like me who comment every video? Do you remember me on a previous video?oh yes did you know if you get a go pro head strap you don’t have to hold the camera and you know the viewers are seeing the same as you! once a viewer commented ‘from this video I’ve learnt more than a year at school’ well it’s true!
Great video. That water hemp is a big headache. I'm about 50 or so miles northwest of you so our crops look about the same.
Fergus Falls area eh? I'm just south of there.
Make more videos I really like them
Your soils look a lot like mine in the blackland prairie of Texas. We're at 79F at 5am, and 90F at 11pm if that makes you feel better about the temps. Since dicamba ready cotton, we're having a lot of problems growing vegetables here. Big losses on two tomato crops and then another squash crop. My 2 cents is the same reason roundup ran out of gas, in a few years dicamba will as well. Meanwhile my crops are getting hammered. I don't believe that the new formulations are safe from drift no matter how the sprayers are configured and I do think generic dicamba is being substituted, but will have no way of knowing. A good pre and post is a must no matter what you're doing, most have gone to a post only here.
Looks pretty good. Wet up here some acres left out of production.
69druth are you guys cutting hay up buy peterbrough
We have not started yet. may wack some down this weekend. dairy guys are pulling their hair out. What's going on your way you get that flood up there.
69druth ya Conestoga river flooded Drayton and we have water standing in hilly feilds going to cut hay tommorow supposed to be a good week
We never Got to see the dually setup on the sprayer! Are you noticing any advantages to it yet, like not getting stuck where you typically would have?
wouldn't cultivation be effective and less costly, and with gps, very easy to perform?
I find it most interesting that you are having serious issues with certain broadleaf weeds especially in your soya beans whereas our nightmares for most arable farms revolve around monocotyledon weeds where we are principally growing monocot autumn cereals. The main issue on most farms is how to address massive infestations of blackgrass as 80% of farms in the UK growing winter cereals have chemically resistant blackgrass. There are also on some farms issues with some types of brome and the majority of farms are infested with wild oats (although WO are still relatively easy to control).
The only broad solutions to attacking these weeds is a cultural approach: a) delayed planting in the autumn, b)higher plant populations or c) most serious of all change of rotations to spring planted crops. None of these choices has any farmer appeal because the worst affected farms are those on heavy clay soils but these are precisely the farms where they have traditionally planted early in the Autumn before the soils get too wet and none want to move to spring cereals as yields and value/ton are significantly lower often due to soils being slow to dry out and warm up, seed bed production really difficult etc - so delaying planting = poorer yields!!
Your piece on tile drainage was excellent and needs amplification.
Dan Whiteford Interesting, thanks! If we do any more tiling this fall, I hope to touch on it more.
they finally got done. side Dress on corn yesrtday before the rain. strom yesterday Even 😎😎😎😇
have you ever consider using Liberty we have the same problem with waterhemp and Liberty has wiped them clean out
Jim Pickus We have several neighbors who have planted Liberty and they have been happy with it. We're sort of just waiting for the Xtend beans to take over but Liberty would be an option if we need it.
LOL at 9:35 time frame, It shows great character when people can make fun of themselves. As far as the corn goes you know the old saying, "Knee high by the 4th of July" it will be a good crop.
What kind of saying is that? come to iowa, I think the saying might go more like knee high by June 1st.
I did say it is a OLD saying, before all these modern hybrids. And I heard it ALL the time during the 1960's and 70's as I was growing up on my grandpa's farm in Swedesburg IOWA!! Be careful, you never know who your talking to.
Michael Tordson I did say it is a OLD saying, before all these modern hybrids. And I heard it ALL the time during the 1960's and 70's as I was growing up on my grandpa's farm in Swedesburg IOWA!! Be careful, you never know who your talking to.
Michael Thordson Also "Knee high by June 1st" doesn't rhyme. lol Go Hawkeyes
eastern ia doesn't count lol
Hello again! Your harvest is coming and there’s lots of 🌧. Now do you ever keep track of people like me who comment every video? Do you remember me on a previous video?
I used to think velvet leaf was bad?That water hemp looks horrible!
That far north, what are your maturity ranges on both corn and soybeans. I am in central Indiana we plant 2.4 to 3.5 soybeans and 105-114 on the corn. We had had a tough year here, we have planted some of our corn 3 times ( due to flooding). Enjoy the video. What you think of your 9560RT ? We have one and love it.
Jason Brown we plant mostly 90-100 day corn and .8 - 1.5 soybeans.
We use liberty to kill waterhemp and giant ragweed. Works much better then roundup
Do you use fertilizer? What does better beans or corn?
If your corn goes to the ethanol plant, where do you sell your soybeans?
been awhile??? now its been awile again, no in the seat sprayer video with that new sprayer?
Hello again! Now do you ever keep track of people like me who comment every video, remember me on a previous video? oh yes did you know if you get a go pro head strap you don’t have to hold the camera and you know the viewers are seeing the same as you! once a viewer commented ‘from this video I’ve learnt more than a year at school’ well it’s true!
How are the soybean farms?
Even if you are just fixing things
What soybean pre emerge herbicide are you using just curious.
Gunnut880 We used Authority First on most acres and tried some Zidua Pro in one field. So far both are very effective.
Ok yeah the authority products are good, so is zidua, i have been seeing good results with Fierce XLT this year also holding back palmer amaranth very well.
Got the ol shafenstar? What do you guys use for pre?
Vaneps0 This year we used a lot of Authority First and some Zidua Pro
That's what we've been using. Seems to me it works alittle better in heavier soils. Granted the rain situation wasn't exactly ideal for pre emerge this year
This soybean will be harvested that month
Brasil farming..
i thought soy farmers in the US life in paradise by having roundup-ready beans and and now you show me your problemweeds i have no issues with her in europe by using preemergents like Spectrum (720 g/l Dimethenamid-P) and stomp (455 g/l Pendimethalin)
what's your opinion on liberty link beans taking over round up ready
Minnesota outdoors We have never planted Liberty beans but several neighbors have and they're happy with them. I think Xtend will be taking over but Liberty will remain a good chemistry option.
Minnesota outdoors the issue with liberty is how long it has to sit. If I go out and spray liberty, and it rains 2 hours later, I just wasted that chemical. Whereas roundup only needs 20 minutes, believe that's what the centrol guy told me. I think a lot more people would use liberty beans if they could get that sit time lowered.
By the 4th of July i should of said, below.
I think I got cancer just watching this video. Just kidding lol
Unfortunately today we live in a world were you can tell someone "1+1=2", and they'll tell you "that's your opinion. You can't fix stupid.
Please do not put roundup in the ditches. Since it is linked to cancer, we don't want it in our water supply, unless profits are more important now than cancer later. Do you have children?
How is it profitable for me to put Roundup in the road ditches?? Do you like piling money in your road ditches?! I pay a lot of money for it so I want it where I need it. Also, there was one organization who initially said glyphosate was "likely carcinogenic", they later retracted that and there has never been another study to show Roundup being linked to cancer in any way..
MN Millennial Farmer this non GMO, organic, anti roundup, anti emission, clean eating nonsense trend is just a product of the last presidential and mrs presidential fellow. All this dumbness got started and all it did is hurt farmers, hurt our economy, hurt kids with school lunches that went right into the trash. New sheriff in town now. Time to deregulate, pull out the DEF systems and let the smoke fly. If you think global warming is a real thing, then move to Europe!
Carl Lind And yes, I have 4 children. One is helping me work right now!
PA Farms A lot of that I can't completely agree with you about, but we are DEFINITELY over regulated by people who have no idea what it's like to do this in the real world. That's part of the reason I do this CZcams thing. I respect everyone's opinions, I just notice that a lot of them need to be more informed about what's really going on!
MN Millennial Farmer I may have ranted more than I should have. Been dealing with more and more people lately who attack farmers for farming. Some of this stuff is just getting out of hand. Our local fire company was responding to an emergency and the emission system shut down the truck! This over regulation needs to get rolled back.
Hello again! Your harvest is coming and there’s lots of rain. Now do you ever keep track of people like me who comment every video? Do you remember me on a previous video?oh yes did you know if you get a go pro head strap you don’t have to hold the camera and you know the viewers are seeing the same as you! And did you know a viewer commented ‘from this video I’ve learnt more than a year at school’ well it’s true!