YOur corn has a great start because YOU took the time to understand your land and learned something about it and adapted your practices to survive. CONGRATS
I'm not a farmer, so I learned a lot and appreciate the video. I've been watching every video over the last 7-8+ years. It's amazing what I've learned from this channel in that time. From farming to fixing. Good job Wes!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. I’m also not a farmer but do come from farmers a few generations back. Have the ultimate respect for people who are still feeding our nation. Very interesting to see the root structure, don’t know of anyone else who shares that tidbit even if they do look at it. Testing the actual plant once it’s established sounds interesting also, looking forward to seeing the video if you are able to make one. Wishing you and your family the best.
As usual. Great information and in terms even i can understand. Far far better than these plough it and plant merchants who throw thousands at the ground not knowing what they are doing it for.
I think vacuum planters are still better then finger planters because they're kinda idiot proof it's just vacuum pressure and speed. When are you going to set up a striptill?
YOur corn has a great start because YOU took the time to understand your land and learned something about it and adapted your practices to survive. CONGRATS
Your videos are like a window into your world, love the view!
Your b00bs to
We always learn something from your videos. Thanks again
I'm not a farmer, so I learned a lot and appreciate the video. I've been watching every video over the last 7-8+ years. It's amazing what I've learned from this channel in that time. From farming to fixing. Good job Wes!
Always enjoy your videos. Keep on farming.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. I’m also not a farmer but do come from farmers a few generations back. Have the ultimate respect for people who are still feeding our nation. Very interesting to see the root structure, don’t know of anyone else who shares that tidbit even if they do look at it. Testing the actual plant once it’s established sounds interesting also, looking forward to seeing the video if you are able to make one. Wishing you and your family the best.
Thanks Wes, always enjoy the videos.
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Nice to see soil sticking to the roots healthy soil.
Thank you for sharing
Excellent and Educational my Brother!
GOD bless you and your family Wes. I am also a Tim fan!
Excellent!
As usual. Great information and in terms even i can understand. Far far better than these plough it and plant merchants who throw thousands at the ground not knowing what they are doing it for.
As always a good watch mr. Wes
Great video, thank you.
Very informative!
Did you put that seed back in the ground, or is it lost once you pull it out ?
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Keep doing you.
Keep doing what you do
thanks for the vid
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Learn something every day.
Wes,ever think about going landscaping mode?
Good video.
Good content. 👍
When you say units, does that mean pounds? In lowa we called it pounds. Just asking.
a unit is a pound or measurement. like a unit of seed. corn seed 80k seeds=one unit.
I think vacuum planters are still better then finger planters because they're kinda idiot proof it's just vacuum pressure and speed. When are you going to set up a striptill?
Great to see you E bike did not catch fire already
Wonder if he even rides it these days ?
@@norman7179I was riding it this day and about every other day of the week it’s handy as heck
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Great !
Sounds like you're enjoying it.
Does Theresa ride it ?
well no you see she was raised up in the Philippines and she was not well off enough to be able to have a bicycle so she doesn't know how to ride one.
@@onelonleyfarmer It's never too late to learn!
Wow it's a corn plant
Make “ok so” great again!