Case Patriot 4430 Sprayer w/120 Foot Booms - Spraying Status
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2017
- Andrew from WS Ag brings down a 120 foot sprayer to spray a broadleaf herbicide on the corn.
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really liking the airial shots
The Rest Of The Story you upload so much
It's crazy that you're almost to 100,000 subscribers. Keep up the good work always looking forward to the next video!!!
you guys should have a great crop this year. it's looking great!
Great video Ryan!!
Massive spray rig, Congrats on 99K subs.
120 foot booms makes quick work of your fields
congratulations on 100,000 subscriber's
"Cultivator blight"... narrow middle and the outside sweep caught some of that corn and cut it down... We used to have the same thing in sorghum, cotton, corn, and beans when we cultivated as well...
Nice drone shots and great editing... another great video, really enjoyed it.
Did he really cut across rows like that?? Seems like it'd roll down a LOT of corn and mess it up so it wouldn't make...
Later! OL J R :)
WS Ag rocks!!!
Wow nice vid guys
Ok. thanks for answers
i watched all the ag videos you should win on presentation alone
Ryan, you would be surprised how much a stalk of corn can bend during hot weather. It can bend a lot.
SO close to 100k!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In my books Status in considered a rescue treatment. Is your weed pressure bad enough that a full rate of residual didnt hold? Or were you planning on making this pass? I cringe when spraying corn this tall. Hope you dont have any wind events.
Hello from Utah
isn't label on status only up to 36" corn?
The road to 100k
Our corn is 11 feet high and fireing on the bottom of the stalk and done tasseling
how do you stay in between the rows going that fast??
Now I get it. After seeing it (the sprayer) going through the fields. Also understand the positives out weighing the negatives. Scary I actually learned something.
Whats your favorite piece of equipment on your farm?
Greetings from Germany
Hi Ryan, a few questions, sorry for repeating them if you have already answered.1. Why don't you plow then cultivate before seeding your crop?2. Why do you have so many areas not sown? There seems to be blocks of planting. Here in Europe, every part of the field is plowed, cultivated, and sown. Then the sprayer is used at an early stage, and you end up with spray tracks where the crop does not grow. It makes the next pass easier, with no more damage.3. When making hay, I saw your video on the Tedder, or hay turner as we call it. Why don't you turn it again to get more sun and air on it? Again over here I would turn the hay maybe twice a day for about 2 days of sunshine before bailing.
Great videos
The more you turn or "work" the hay the more it breaks and loses nutrients.
From what I understand they plant in strips to minimize erosion. I also think that grass strips are good for making sure too much of the nitrogen dosen't go into nearby creeks .
Plowing isn't done in America like it's here in Europe, they left that stage long ago. No-till or any kind of reduced tillage is used outside of Europe. We are a bit behind but slowly learning the benefits of not plowing.
For corn, seeding in blocks or squares help with the pollination.
whys your field have roads in it?
How much per acer are they putting down..
I'd like to see a drone shot of the corn that was run over while this application was applied. Gezzus, he was on rows more than off.
So when the books overhang the corn and are over the grass does that kill the grass?
Zeus Macafee a broadleaf herbicide won't kill grass
Otherwise it would kill the corn. Corn is a grass.
99k. almost there.
When will you post the boat video
May have been answered before but what are the empty spaces between the blocks of corn for?
Bunny Warren
I was thinking the same thing, you would think they would drive the sprayer down the empty spaces/roads since it looks the same width as the boom. also would save on running over the corn
curbs soil erosion
Why do you plant you corn in blocks? Best regards from Germany.
curbs soil erosion
I'd loved your answer! I have the same doubt.
hows the farm going
why so many blocks of corn instead of just the entire field?
Nothing like a little triple overkill
It's a 120ft end to end or each side is 120ft?
Keith Brettell end to end
How much is lost from him running it over with the tractor tires see he is going across some of the rows?
Shawn Hall not enough to notice on the combine. the benefits outweigh the negatives.
+Shawn Hall Not enough to matter.
Hog wash. It's the wrong applicator.
I wondered this too as you seem to have unplanted areas in strips that the driver could have negotiated
as someone that sprays more corn than a lot of people you will always run over a crop it doesn't matter how good you are and when you get a boom out to 120 feet you have to drive where it keeps your boom out of the dirt and trees so sometimes you have to loose a few plants
Being unfamiliar with the cost of having this type of work done and with this particular equipment, I imagine it must be cheaper to loose the amount of corn he runs over than to pay for extra runs back and forth. My first and natural instinct though would be to have a cow when watching him drive across the rows where it isn't necessary! I just couldn't bring myself to do that to someone else's crops.
Lot of corn that big around here is getting sprayed by airplane.
Hi Ryan, Russ from Florida.
I enjoy your videos a lot. I do have a suggestion though. The next time you get one of those machines on your farm that has such a boom spread I would really like to see you get something that the average person that doesn't get to see these machines in real life can relate to. A pickup, a tractor trailer, just anything that can give perspective to just how huge that machine really is.
Watching the video doesn't do justice to the size of that machine.
Thanks-
Russ
Russell Easters It says it's 120'.
99k!!!
Exactly how many subscribers do u have Ryan?
Alex Buss 99,063 subs
Can we have a how to operate video
Ryan said his corn was in 'no till' so he couldn't spray. Some farmer explain to me what he meant. I would think that it's his corn and he can do with it what he wants but the term 'no till' must have something to do with it. I want to guess that he might be able to get more per bushel for it by not using any chemicals or cultivating to produce it.
jbmbanter he can spray no till, but what he said is he can't cultivate his no till corn. there's too much trash on top with no till to cultivate, it will just plug up
Thanks Budd for the explanation. I guess I was not even thinking about cultivating. Stands to reason if the field is "no till" he can't cultivate it because that would be tillage. :)
why did he drive through the field like that? he destroyed a lot of plants or didnt he?
+ReolSPro He'd have killed a lot more trying to stick to the rows.
What's the point in spraying the weeds at this stage? won't the corn just over shadow them and kill them that way?
Thats what i was going to say ! weeds cant posibly be a problem at this stage ? i could have bout spraying for insects but not weeds?
A man outstanding in his field.
Okay - so his brother's.
(Whoops! Almost typed bothers...)
How are you sir
My goal is to go to college for agronomy and start my own custom spray business. I'm a senior in high school so we'll see how it works out
just subscribed, so keep this comment under 5 likes so Ryan doesn't notice.
are you looking into organic farming?
so it's not a problem that he runs over the corn plants??
need to get someone who cares about not running over your crop. Money Money
Case IH, not Case.
Not nessecary to spray when the crop is so big, waste of money.
Gustav Not always true at all.
Not necessarily
hey
That does not look good at all. He's running over a lot of corn.
You can run over a lot more corn trying to stick to the rows in the way our fields are shaped than if you just accept your losses and spray what needs to get sprayed.
That’s the worst job of custom spraying I’ve ever seen. Running over corn at 4:08 and moving over two rows at full speed at 4:30. Has no idea what he’s doing. Status is only labeled to 36 inch corn. Looked like it was almost 4 or 5 feet. He gets the acres done though. Drive as fast and as stupid as you can because it’s not your field.