Economics of Double Crop Beans
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2023
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Border View Farms is a mid-sized family farm that sits on the Ohio-Michigan border. My name is Nathan. I make and edit all of the videos posted here. I farm with my dad, Mark and uncle, Phil. Our part-time employee, Brock, also helps with the filming. 1980 was our first year in Waldron where our main farm is now. Since then we have grown the operation from just a couple hundred acres to over 3,000. Watch my 500th video for a history of our farm I filmed with my dad.
I started making these videos in the fall of 2019 as a way to help show what I do on a daily basis as a farmer. Agriculture is different from any other industry and I believe the more people that are showing their small piece of agriculture, helps to build our story. We face unique challenges and stressful situations but have some of the most rewarding payoffs in the end. I get to spend everyday doing what I love, raising my kids on the farm, and trying to push our farm to be better every year. I hope that I can address questions or concerns that you might have about farms and agriculture.
I hope you enjoy my content and ask questions as you have them. I do my best to answer anything I can. Thanks for watching!
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Nathan, love your videos. Your agronomy knowledge and your ability to share it is great. Did the new dip tube on the fuel pump make any difference?
Nathan - Another great video! I appreciate how you breakdown all that information for us. 👍
Grandpa's copolit priceless !!!
3 years ago seed place gave us treated beans to get ride of had 12 bags could tell on climate to a t where they wer, they had 7 bags this year just mixed them all in
Great economic analysis of double crop beans. The attention to detail for all possible benefits and detractors was impressive. Another viable option for a revenue stream if the soybean plants fail to add pods is to bale the plants for livestock forage. There are a number of online postings explaining pros, cons, and best practices to harvest the crop for an acceptable feed value. For credibility, I found the University of Kentucky Ag Department published an article about the subject.
40 plus minute videos for the win!!!!!
Great explanation on double cropping sir!
Well explained!
32:23 ahhhh you just wanted to play in the STRIPPER DUST AGAIN ddin't ya NATHAN!!!??? LOL HAHAHAHAHAHA sparkleeeez
Enjoy watching the videos. I am from Ohio about a couple of hours south of you and some farmers will plant at an angle when planting double crop beans.
Good morning. Have a great day.
thanks
Nice wheat here was very pleasing also.
Bellissimo video. Molto bello e molto bravo. Bel Trattore. Bei mezzi. Belle riprese. 👍👍👋👋💪💪🚜🔝🇮🇹🚨
Great video 👌🏼
Good Morning
Here western Kentucky we make 45-65 on double crop beans planted in mid to late June
Good morning
Yes i like to plant at a small angle but 15inch wheat helps that more. Hopefullly this fall will plant wheat with rtk and come back with rtk on the beans and offset planting
Great vid, something I didn't hear mentioned is I don't imagine you can insure those double crops. I'm literally one county far enough south I can get insurance on my double crop beans so I have a little bit of a fall back.
Would strip telling make any difference in your double crop planning?
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I think I see a hagie an the future .
He has wanted 1 for yrs now, 2 major obsatcles however Availability and Price
Great video! I'm just curious when your yearly plant date and last planting date is for crop insurance? I'm sure you've went over it before but for corn in the U.P for me it's April 25 start and June 5th end before losing % of coverage.
Corn April 10th to June 5th, beans April 20th to June 20th I think. Double crop are not insurable here.
So why not plant at a angle?
We had a lot of rain here in Lancaster Pennsylvania on Sunday what a time
Carry a pair of needle nose pliers. That’ll pull it right out or should.
Hi Nathan today I found a study made by OSU stating: "Projected returns above variable costs (contribution margin) range from $109 to $240 per acre for corn and $179 to $337 per acre for soybeans. Projected returns above variable costs for wheat range from $152 to $262 per acre". Could be possible in your opinion to skip corn production and focusing on soybeans and wheat only?
You can just keep banging in wheat though too tough on the soil year after year. Take all, other disease build up and nutrient drain plus too much risk in budgeting on double crop beans I would say would all be factors. Hence an 85 acre ‘experiment’ as opposed to make or break
A long pair of needle nose, pliers
I'm pretty curious as to not planting a shorter RM bean to beat the frost?
I was looking for the same explanation
@@brianrennaker5778beans grow based on night time not day time. It's kinda funny so double crop beans you actually plant a later maturity
@@agger838thanks for explanation I too was wondering about that
You mentioned 10 and 15 inch rows during your double crop video. Was the corn the 15” and the the beans 10”. I was thinking you did not normally plant beans as close as 10”.
What was 10", beans are 15"
@@BorderViewFarms what do you plant the 10” rows with.I believe your new planter has 30” rows and this is the one you primarily use to plant corn. Your older p,anter has 15” rows I believe, and this is the one you use primarily use to plant beans. Did I get all of this correct?
@stanbrow right but the air seeder we plant wheat with is 10"
@@BorderViewFarms thanks.
It’s not standard software, it’s a gen 4 software bundle the dealer has to order from Deere…..
Could you plant at a bit of an angle, so you are not pounding a row in right on a row
Made my comment to early in video, you answered my question! Lol!
forgot to put in your drone footage..
It was 11:30 last night, I already had a 40+ minute video, so I decided to wait until the next one.
Go and plant the 18 acres
I can't there's straw on it.
Do you roll second crop beans??
No but we don't roll any beans
Ask you mom for some long surgery hemostats for your tool box. Try those.
Judging from the sweat dripping off your nose, those bags would have been the end pf me. Phooey!
Shit entitlement farmers you don’t have the will and love like a ranch does you like the red meats but you don’t have the work etics that a ranch has
Did you just question my work ethic? Seriously?
@@BorderViewFarmsdon’t even engage with trolls
Wrong color man hook up with aldermans just north of you
You know I'm a big fan of you.
But watch when a $ 1000 or 2000 isn't worth it. You may be getting too big for your britches.
JUST MY OPINION MY FRIEND .
Thank you need to power wash it a few more times! Maybe John Deere not the best
Understand your frustration same boat
Good morning