Lets clear the air! WHY things happened the way they did and land updates
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- Videos out of order? You did not do this right! Why didn't you do THIS? Why didn't you do THAT? Well lets clear the air in today's video episode and get an update on our beautiful new 575 acre Missouri farm!
Here is the link to yesterday's PART 2 episode of drilling 14 acres of soybeans: • Drilling 14 acres of S...
And is the link to PART 1 from drilling 14 acres of soybeans if you'd like to check it out and go in order: • Drilling 14 acres of S...
Join me on the Kapper Outdoors farm in the Ozarks as we drill 14 acres of soybeans! Will the risk bring a return? This is part 2 of 2 in our Missouri farm vlog series. Today's episode will bring all kinds of challenges and we'll have a special guest stop in, Pro Staffer Phil will come and visit! Of course it will be a fun visit as it always is when Phil visits, but he will bring me some of his leftover soybeans, we'll talk stragety and we'll discuss the super small Laredo soybeans that neither of us have seen before! And of course some tractor trouble will really slow me down today but I will make the best of this day one way or another!
This is a massive life undertaking and we'd love to have you join us for all of the adventures as this time we will be documenting and sharing the entire journey! Thank you! Here is some background from the last few episodes in case you are new to our channel:
ON THE LAST EPISODE: • Missouri 575 acre farm...
It was a last minute, hasty road trip, but we had some big success! Join me for today's 575 Acre Missouri farm road trip and updates as I take another load of our stuff and equipment from Southern Illinois over to our new 575 acre Southern Missouri farm. I started on multiple bush hogging missions with my KIOTI RX7320 and the RHINO 6' HD bush hog! I'll start to clean up the side yard behind the lean to barn and I'll head down a long deep woods road in reverse to get the trail open up with my Kioti RX7320. This is an overgrown jungle, in some areas it is well over 10 feet high! Join me in the tractor cab as we make some success happen today! Also I will start clearing the pond edges and the pond dam, but that was just a little sketchy! lol.
Was this Divine Intervention? While many may not believe, I do keep the faith when it comes to living this life and putting certain priorities above others. Join me for today's episode #1 of our new life, land and Ozarks Missouri adventures! Recently we bought a 575 acre Southern Missouri farm in the Ozarks and today will be our first moving trip, our first road trip after legally owning the new 575 acre Missouri farm, and all of the adventures that go along with it. Join us for today's episode as I begin our moving process from Southern Illinois over to Southern Missouri. Today I'll tackle some of the challenges associated with equipment hauling over such a long distance. In this episode I'll be hauling my KIOTI RX7320 powershuttle cab tractor, my home made chisel disc plow and some other equipment on my equipment trailer. Oh, and I almost had a near disasterous collision in the St. Louis area as a car literally broke down only a few cars ahead of me, so while cruising at 65 mph there was a completely stopped car right in front of me and I had nowhere to go in either lane, left or right of me, so I locked up all of the brakes on my Ford F250 and the equipment trailer, and fortunately I don't tailgate so I had enough room to get my truck and equipment trailer stopped just in the nick of time! Also today I'll give you an up close and realtime view of the dead end gravel road that our new 575 acre Missouri farm sits on, and then a look at our OVER a mile long private gravel driveway as well. This is a very exciting episode and we thank you for joining us! If you enjoyed today's video episode please hit the like button and consider subscribing to join us for all of our new life and land adventures from our new land in the Ozarks of Missouri! Thanks for joining us today and we hope you'll consider joining us on our new Missouri homestead and land purchase and all of our future land adventures, land investment adventures and projects, and all of our new Missouri home rehab projects and much more! Oh and by the way if you are interested in making a Missouri land investment and being our neighbors (literally) on a dead end road, and then a dead end, private, gated road enjoying a stunning place to hunt, or build your dream home or a deep woods retreat then you can contact us at Kapper@kapperoutdoors.com
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Sewey beans. Love ya brother. Great video.
lol I've heard it both ways!! SOY beans, And SOY E beans!! :0
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 IT'S SOY BEANS NO E!!! 🤣😅 How do you pronounce BOY? BOY E? 😂 SOY BOY JOY TOY
@@DS-er6wf lmao nice!
I am glad the beans are popping thru the ground. It is always fun to see your work turn out good.
Great to see the soybeans already germinating.
Looks like you are getting plenty of rain. Best of luck
Yes for this time of year we were blessed with lots of timely rain on them! Time will tell now! Thanks
Fingers crossed 🤞 for your corn an bean plots 💪👌
Glad your planting turned out as a win
Well there is still a lot than disrupt them but it is a great start to things! Thanks
Awesome! Keep it up!
Awesome! As I was watching the drone footage I was like my barn would go there the pastures would be fenced there the outdoor and indoor wings would here and here and the cross country course would go over there! 😂😂😂😂. Simply gorgeous and I love the turkeys! Very exciting and thanks again for keeping us apprised of your MO happenings!
Maybe you should buy a chunk of the north end!
Kapp you’re beans are really looking good that sure will bring then Deer in buddy
The rain was great! We'll see there are still a lot of forces that can derail things! Thanks
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 yeah but as a farmer myself got to look at the positive side of things
Keep plugging along ! Equipment issues are the worst ! Frustrating to say the obvious but the time and expense really sucks !
Oh no doubt about that! At least I got 95% done and it didn't quite at like 20%!!
I figured your time line out. moving plus trying to get content out is a big deal. I'm glad your enternet is rolling along. Like i said all good things come with time. next thing you know you'll be all moved in and fall hunting will be here and we can share our bigbuck pic's. my plots have really developed into good things. best of luck..
Thank you and yes it is overwhelming at times! Are you close to our new place?
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 I have property in the noth west of west va and off 75 west. your tempting me with the xtra property you might sell. very pritty land out that way. at this point we only buy land over 350 acures. not trying that hard. deals some times just fall in our lap.. my wife finishes her degree in a year and the company hase offered her jobs in both west va and tenn. one day at a time..
Beans are coming up good Kapper.
Oh yes I'll take some 'rain luck' any day of the week!! Fingers crossed!! Thanks!
oh yeah did you figure out what was going on with your tractor yet?
Not yet! I'm pretty sure it is an electrical/sensor/regen issue!! Ugghh. I'll be taking it in on my next trip to MO but they are 3 weeks out on repairs so it will be awhile. This green bs is a bunch of... BS!!!!
looking good Next yr it will be even better for you. YOu will have more time
Why did you get an orange tractor and not a green one ? why didn't you plant potatoes instead of beans and corn ? why did you put the hay barrels over there ? just kidding. I can tell you are having a great time and like a kid in the candy store. No need to defend yourself.
lol Well I HAD two green tractors! So I do have some experience! But yeah, soooo much to do, and such a big blank canvass.. But not enough time and energy! But hey, living the dream, one acre at a time!! Thanks
Soweee beans
lol I know it!
Warning! Food plotting is addictive. Look at poor Phil, he's already lost all of his hair!
lol be careful!! Addictive and expensive!!
I guess you are finding out that Hay beans are grown mostly for the foliage and not so much to make beans. So the 1st heavy frost will pretty much take care of them for the season. So why not go ahead and be planning on most of your bean plots being replanted with a late fall brassica/clover/winter rye blend? Anyhoo, you'll know a whole lot more about the deer population on your new property by then!!
Them were the ONLY beans I could get! Everyone was out of stock!! Literally!! So I hope they still grow some pods, they are supposed to but they are also supposed to grow more forage leaves so time will tell.
@@KapperOutdoors2.0it'll work out fine.
Heck up here in Central Iowa they are harvesting oats over beans that are popping up already.
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Kapper, what did Phil spray? Roundup?
yes, before they germinated but to knock the hay back.
Why are you worried about the deer eating the soybeans before they get mature.
Because it would be nice to have some beans for the late season for deer and not just summer food :)