Cotton harvest continues. The guys are finishing the last 200 acres of cotton and the 2023 harvest will be finished. Contact: erinreed@bellsouth.net Merch Store: www.farmmerchb... #farming #tractor #cotton #harvest
You are exactly right!! People don't comprehend or can appreciate somebody that is trying to do the right thing. He's accepted the responsibility some people have bad tendencies ?? Your a good guy!! 👍
i know you are doing your best on what is not getting got but coming at you from a grain op and seeing what is missed it hurts and i see $ in grain op the $ is hid under all the trash
like you said on the last video that there is not much left and looks worse that it really looks i was just noticing it and wishing there was a way for cotton farmers could get that last bit if it took a up grade to all branded machines out there @@TheCropCritic
It’s just something that comes along with cotton. Throw a bucket full of corn out on the ground vs a bucket of cotton. You eyes see the cotton right off the bat.
as part of my job on the auger cart i had to keep tabs on grain loss and radio to the boss what was up so i guess that is where it comes from be safe and have a great thanksgiving @@TheCropCritic
Is that first field out there close to the Spaulding farm? That's beautiful place out there. It's crazy how much 4 bale to the ac cotton there was this year.
Eric, I just went to Tru-Pick's site. I do not remember what you said you paid for spindles. Theirs are $7.25 each. If memory does me right, you paid more than that?
You are exactly right!! People don't comprehend or can appreciate somebody that is trying to do the right thing. He's accepted the responsibility some people have bad tendencies ?? Your a good guy!! 👍
Thank you!
Thanks!
Awesome cotton. Congratulations on a great year !
Jeff Myers
Fayette County Tennessee
Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed !! HAPPY THANKSGIVING to y’all!!
Y’all too! Thank you!!
Good looking cotton
Thanks!
Eric, I hope you and your family have a Happy Thanksgiving
You too. Thanks for watching!
Love your content brother, I do some farming for another big farmer here in South Alabama!
Thank you sir!! Awesome
I can drive anything on the farm and I can cut stalk and this is Tim Wallace from Tuscumbia Alabama
some people will piss and moan if you handed them their pick of steaks cooked just the way they wanted
i know you are doing your best on what is not getting got but coming at you from a grain op and seeing what is missed it hurts and i see $ in grain op the $ is hid under all the trash
I promise you bud you would be ashamed if I told you how much was left behind. You’d be broke really quick!!
like you said on the last video that there is not much left and looks worse that it really looks i was just noticing it and wishing there was a way for cotton farmers could get that last bit if it took a up grade to all branded machines out there @@TheCropCritic
It’s just something that comes along with cotton. Throw a bucket full of corn out on the ground vs a bucket of cotton. You eyes see the cotton right off the bat.
as part of my job on the auger cart i had to keep tabs on grain loss and radio to the boss what was up so i guess that is where it comes from be safe and have a great thanksgiving @@TheCropCritic
Is that first field out there close to the Spaulding farm? That's beautiful place out there.
It's crazy how much 4 bale to the ac cotton there was this year.
Yes it is.
Eric, I just went to Tru-Pick's site. I do not remember what you said you paid for spindles. Theirs are $7.25 each. If memory does me right, you paid more than that?
No I buy all my picker parts from Delta Spindle. I swap spindles and nuts together for a little less than 7$