Spreading Manure
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- čas přidán 16. 11. 2022
- In this one the boys start spreading manure across the family’s acres. Sawyer shows you around the farm describing the process while Tork and David get the manure spread.
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Your Daddy is hilarious and so correct about ones not worrying.
Omg that 4020 wide front with a loader is my dream tractor! Have a hell of a time finding one in decent shape
You know what they say, manure on the land feeds the crops, good explanation bright and clear thanks for the video and have a good day greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
I like watching the manure spreading videos. I sometimes eat food while I'm watching the manure spreading videos.
fascinating! never heard of a manure drag line. Thanks for the video!
Busy time for you for farming, care of piglets that awesome 👌 😉👍🐖🚜❤️
Great video Tork and Sawyer
Another good video glad you got your harvest all wrapped up
Great piece guys, thanks.
Great video!
There is always something to do on a farm!
I think pork is a byproduct off your slurry production!!!
Another great work .. appreciate most of your uploading videos .. Merci
Appreciate the support thanks for watching!
Good for you , and good for the land
Definitely a cool video. 👍
We have tankers to unload manure into smaller tanker pulled by the Tractor. We had that very same thing happen with a Human being as well.
Great info and explanation!
Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴
thanks for another great video, with fertilizer prices the manure is quite a benefit!!!!
Thanks for watching Dan. Manure is like gold these days
Pansie asses = priceless. More please.
Hello. Next time yall do this. Could yall video the setup of everything to start doing it.
That manure must be worth a fortune considering the obscene cost of commercial fertilizer.
Time to prove the poop plan by doing a test plot. You can always tell when someone is spreading because of the country perfume. City people say it smells and I call it country living
Are you going into the pit to find the pig board the old man dropped thru the pig floor?
I am amazed at the drag hose, how long is that thing and how long do they last getting dragged along the ground? TP
where do you get the theme song for the videos it sounds cool.
Do you guys have to go by the 503 regulations set by the Idnr ? Like a waste water plant has too?
Wow I got to be the first like, love your videos
Thanks for watching Verda! We appreciate the support
What temp do you try to keep your barn at? Since you have to open everything up to help ventilate, I'm sure the outside temp. drops the temp inside your barn quite a bit. I'm over in South Cental Iowa, we're looking at putting up a barn in a couple years and it's going to be me doing it. 4th generation cattle farmer, deciding to switch it up.
What istime/effort for Flushing equipment/pipes after spreading?
I see some barn have a pond out side that hopes it and I read some state pass law to not put in on are in ground
Do you sample your manure at agitation time? Or another method?
I live several miles from hog farmers, and I can smell the manure for weeks when they apply it after harvest. To me it’s a better smell than skunk
Smells like money 💰
I’d rather smell that than pumpkin spice or any flowerlike scents or in a Chemical plant
A lot of times you’re smelling the agitation process at the barns and not from the applicator. Depending on wind direction and speed you can smell agitation from several miles. If the manure is injected typically it only smells for a couple days right next to the field. Usually a rain eliminates that as well.
If it’s injected there should be almost no smell, especially on dry ground
Are they injecting it ??
Merhaba.
Dekara (1000m²) ne kadar atiyorsunuz ne gibi faydasi oluyor
Do you use sludge
That's the reason for all the agitation before the pumping starts. It suspends the sludge/solids so it and the liquid can be pumped out together and applied to the field..
some ancient people on the movie put fish meat on the soil near corn plant maybe its ancient plant fertilizer Sir
Never actually agitated the pit
With all the Methane you have to be Extra Vigilant for sparks or any other source of ignition so you Don’t blow up the barns
It’s full of She It 😅 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🍺🍺🍺🍺
Sure glad we do not have Smell-o-Vision
Please tell me that none of that manure goes on to anything other than pig feed production.
What difference does that make? The nutrients go into the soil, and the plants take it up, regardless of what form of application is used.
@@morganottlii2390 This is one reason there are others I suggest you study and find out why it's not a good idea.
Oct 7, 2022
Parasites like roundworms (Ascaris suum) live in the pigs' intestines and lay their eggs there, which are then shed in their manure. This specific parasite is highly infectious which is why you should absolutely not use raw pig manure for your edible crops.
wait...wait....wait....wait...you don't get paid from selling the hogs. you just get paid for taking care of them??? 🤔
That’s how that works
@@gallmeyer17 yes, in US. Farmers are just workers. So sad.
Here in Scandinavia farmers own their farms and every pig, bolt and wheat straw.
They got loans, but responsibility is their. So far, I would hate to see the US system here.