ABORT! Sweet Corn Planting OR NOT! John Deere 1025R, Gator 835
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Tractor Time with Tim prepares to plant sweet corn. Applying fertlizer with the Gator 835M, and tilling with the John Deere 1025R.
Will they get the sweet corn planted?
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Tim and the tiller are the BEST!
Good video, Tim. One thing I gave learned...do not get fertilizer or cattle salt around the gator. That stuff will cause rust even though you rinse it off. That stuff is relentless...the rust will come. I just keep it away from the equipment I love. Have a great growing season.
Hey Tim a good trick I learned form an old timer run a landscape rake over the garden break up that top crust it will help dry out the garden faster
Its amazing how different states fertilize corn. A lot of the old boys in North Florida put urea down at knee high corn. Looks good Tim.
Nitrogen on growing corn is normal.
Tim that's the good education Catrill is getting that you are paying for. She's smart on the answer. Ps your soil looks great with your tiller,by the way I wish I had your two row planter and you had a feather and we'd both be tickled.
We always use 19-19-19 as a starter fertilizer at planting. Get's applied 1" beside the corn in a furrow. Then at the V7 leaf stage (about 18" tall) We side dress Urea. The corn needs the p&k to set roots and develop. Also run a very low rate of 46-0-0 on a lawn, a little too much and your lawn will be brown.
Compliments to Christy for her video work, especially with the drone. Smooth flying and she gets just the right shots to make your point!
Tim, I like the fact that you don't work on Sunday. A lesson for us all.
Nice seeing Johnny! Your videos with Johnny have inspired me to attempt projects with Buck (my 1025R) that I probably wouldn't have tried had I not watched your videos first. Thanks!
I find that if I hit my garden the day before with my grader box with the cutting tines down all the way it’s dry usually the next day enough for tilling
just a tip
This technique also works well for fresh ground breaking for a garden
Love the channel keep up the great work God bless
Tim I commend you for not working on Sunday. My family doesn't and I think we get more done in 6 days than in 7.
Happy Mother’s Day Christie! Great tip Tim! Tim have you ever heard of the Forax mulcher ?
“Patience is a virtue” as they say. Working thru wet dirt clods, after they dry out, will remind one not to till too wet ;-) Sometimes the best plan is to wait. Martha is a treat. Blessings.
Hey Tim love the videos please keep them coming!! And I always love and respect when your mention our Lord and Savor!
I have a request for a video showing the front weight bracket you have on the 1025r and will it work with the loader on it. Always I think you have a weight cart? Thanks! God bless!
Wow...that last drone shot from above really shows how big the garden is...much larger than I first thought! Kudos to you for having the patience to wait a few more days...I would have plowed on and regretted it later!
Valiant effort. I think your cat thinks it is a dog!
No work on Sunday. Good for you. Always be faithful and the good lord will provide. Thanks for being an example for others, including myself.
Hi Martha your one of a kind Gato have a Friends love from TEXAS
It will all come together!
Love Ms. Martha, she’s a cool cat..🐈⬛
...he...yea, we didn’t know when we named him. Decided to leave him named Martha! Figured that was all well and good in today’s crazy culture!
Tractor Time With Tim. Compact Tractor Educator and Feline Training! 🤠 Come on... "Hop in." And Martha does it! 😲
Martha makes a nice "catdog"! I don't see many people trying to plant a garden while wearing a jacket and a hoodie! :)
Wet dirt Don't work well hey Tim 🚜 I really enjoyed this video I learned a lot 🇺🇲
I worked mine up and it was alil wet. It was warm and windy though so the top dried out. Worked it up again and let it dry out. Did that 2 more times and it was perfect. Ended up planting my sweet corn and it rained 2 hours later. Hope to see some sweet corn popping through this week.
💥 Just got my corn seeds in the mail the other day. I tilled my field also. You’ll see the upcoming vid. 😂
*Keep on tractoring!*
Did you buy from 4thegrower.com?
@@TractorTimewithTim No but I will next time. 😁
Tim Christi thanks we've watch you plant garden a few times it's always great good luck Monday
God Bless All
PaK
I find it helps to till and let it dry out a bit here in Texas. Then I re-till before planting. Otherwise it will be hard and crusty on top and mud underneath. If I wait too long it is like tilling porcelain.
Using 46-0-0 myself this season for sweet-corn - great "drone-footage" as well . The hash-brown, mashed potatoes comments were most excellent !!
If you want a really dark blue green yard use iron too for your lawn with the nitrogen
we spread fertilizer by hand for 40 years on our small crops farm .
I planted potatoes on Sat. but I'm a couple weeks out for corn here in southern MI. We are real dry here this year, we've had rain the past 24 hrs and it's welcome.
The end of your garden not being straight gets my OCD going.
Yea, and it is not ‘square’ with the driveway OR the rest of the property!!
Another great job by the man and his wife. Love it
Soil looks good I was lucky we had a dry spell and I was able to till my gardens and now I have corn up about 1 1/2 inches and taters up I also jumped the gun but it worked this year and now the rain is pouring
Thanks it Brought back memories when my dad used to plan a garden he has pass
Supervisor for Tim! Martha has to make sure he does it right!
you should consider installing auto steer on your tractor. :-)
Well Tuesday is here and its still raining. I hope you get a dry spell so you can finish the tilling and planting.
That is a great cat and I'm not a cat person.
That's pretty well the same as we do 46-0-0 and 0-0-60 broadcast and disked in on the field, and 6-24-24, or 18-46-0 in the row with the planter.
Little behind Tim, I have had cauliflower out for several weeks. My neighbors thought it would die in the snow. I covered my peppers and tomatoes but the cauliflower and strawberries obviously I did not. Lost a few leafs but no plants. It’s been almost to wet to till every time someone wants it done.
Yep. I’m always behind!
I've noticed that a lot of market gardeners are tarping their plots this year to keep any extra rain off.
Of course, you have a large plot.... - but so do they.
Great video bud 😎 I'm hoping to start my tractor and firewood company up before I'm 40. I'm 32 now.
Is Christy running the camera AND the drone? Talk about multi-tasking! Nice job, Tim and Christy! -Ed
Yep! She is amazing!
I have a lot of zoysia grass. It's a carpet grass and needs less nitrogen and more of the other two. The roots can burn if it gets too much nitrogen.
Nice video. I’ve been trying all week to plant a garden and can’t get it done
Thanks Tim I’m learning
how is it supposed to dry out if you arent prepping the ground ? i.e cultivating, discing or in your case rototilling.
this is a set back and you are going to be waiting longer
Tim, you can grow spuds in bags, and get an increase in yield.
I got a kick out of your cat. Lol
Put the high nitrogen on the lawn in the fall as soon as the grass stops growing then do a spring fert when the grass goes to head....saves the 300mph grass when you do a early spring fert and cutting it every 3 days hahhaaha
Tim, you're killing me here. When are you finally going to do a job using the Kubota. Beyond just using it to move the man lift around. I need to know the nickname you are going to give it!
K T. We have it on the offset flail mower now. Finally got the rear hydraulic scv’s plumbed with the right couplers. What a pain. Why didn’t it come with standard 1/2” ISO Ag couplers??? ...more gripes to come on that!!
Anyway, it handles the offset flail fine as you will see soon.
We don’t have appropriate tiller for it...doubt it will handle the 6’ and we don’t have a 5’.
...and we don’t have the fromt 3rd function on it yet.
@@TractorTimewithTim I think you should try the 6ft on the lx
tough call ... dry on top and damp below
What a difference in latitude. Just yesterday we got a few radishes out of our garden, our corn is six to eight inches high, and y'all haven't planted anything yet.
I see us working a lot longer. 😢😢
Nice video tim and kristie 👍👍
keep the gate at a lower, less product per pass, and chris-cross at a 90-degree angle to get even spreading of the fertilizer
We did criss cross
Hey Tim and Christie you’re getting pretty good with the drone, any chance of a video on them sometime?
Drone video is Awesome!
Looks like it's going to rain all week, well, Wednesday looks clear, but 1 day won't dry it out.
"Martha time with Tim"
Add sand to were you are planting potatoes
You should add some sand to your area where you got the potatoes.
Tim have you ever had a problem with the seal on the top gear box on KK XB leaking
Hmm...not sure. The bottom seal where the main tiller axle connects is the one which is out on my tiller.
I noticed that you are using the OEM top link in this video and not the new hydraulic version and am curious as to why. Is it only really useful for box blade type operations?
I have only one hydraulic top link. I share it between two tractors.
I've watched most of your videos but I don't recall a King Kutter tiller vs Maschio comparison. Did I miss it or not worth the time to do?
I eat yellow corn “Grits” every day! Butter and cheese and you’re good to go.
Was your Urea encapsulated, so it wouldn’t burn off before you got back to it on Monday? - since it didn’t get incorporated?
my Bro says why don't you dig the potatoes with the frount end loader bucket ?
What HP does your tiller call for?
After we clear our dead trees on the wood lot I was debating tiller or moldboard + disc harrow for a garden.
Tim, what is the comparison rate of a sub compact tractor vs 1950’s - old tractor, to show the difference ,power,convenience
A Ford 8N is about 23 HP, 19 HP PTO. Stick shift, a little fast in first gear, and 2 WD. The PTO dies when you push in the clutch and there are no built in external hydraulics. Still it's amazing how much work.one can do.
The NAA Jubilee that came out in 53 fixed many of these deficiencies and added a few horses.
@@lowercherty you forgot weight. Look up the specs and you will find a lot more weight to the 8n as a result it had much better traction to the 2wd. That in my opinion explains a great deal of the guts of the 8n.
@@coypatton3160 True. I've never weighed mine but with filled tires, a loader (front mounted hydraulic pump) and a wood splitter on the 3 pt., I wod guess about 3500 to 4000 lbs.
That tiller does a very good job. I'm having trouble deciding what I need this year for my 1025R, a tiller, stump grinder or more hydraulic oil flow from Kevin.
All 3! :-)
@@TractorTimewithTim lol...yeah that would fly with my finance committee here.
Martha for the win. The cat needs its own tractor.
There was a corn planter that had a fertilizer box on it. I tried the one that your recommended and they are taking names. No parts is what was said.
Really dry up here in Michigan (at the moment). Breaking fresh ground with my frontier tiller was dusty. Tim, how deep do you normally till?
Deep as it will go. ...but that is a problem in this particular soil. Would be nice to keep to 2” or so. I’m just not sure how to do it. The skids just sink in.
If you think tilling a couple potatoes stinks you should take a ride through potato farmland the first day of spring when the farmers all clean out and air out their barns. The entire county stinks bad enough to peel paint.
In 2019 it was too wet around here in the fall to get all the sugar beets out. Talk about stink in the spring.
How rain did you get? We have water standing all over the place
So, am I still good if I fertilized, then got a rain, before i tilled?
The 46-0-0 is probably partially lost...same thing happened to me :-(
Need some good old cow poo or horse poo to put on it too.
cept that brings LOTS of weed seeds!
@@TractorTimewithTim, You do use Round Up ready corn though, don't you ? Thanks.
@@augustreil yes
I hope your nitrogen application doesn't totally vaporize before you get to it again. I know the frustration of having to wait on the soil conditions, but it was a good call to abort.
Can you use a box blade to turn the soil if you don’t have a tiller?
Not easily. Might be able to get the job done!
What’s your approach on keeping weeds out of the garden?
Roundup Ready Sweet Corn.
Don’t Judge. It works great!
I was wondering how many suitcase weights you have on the front of your tractor while you're tilling?
I have 8x 42lb.
I’m a newbie, can someone explain why being to wet would be a problem? I’d think tilling would help to dry out wouldn’t it?
Tilling it wet will cause it to create ‘chunks’ of soil that we call ‘clods’. These dry out and become hard. The hard clods reduce seed to soil contact, and make it hard for seeds to germinate.
When drier, the soil will crumble rather than create these mud balls like I threw at the camera.
@@TractorTimewithTim thank you! I just ordered a 48” tiller today, getting it next week! 😁
To test soil moisture, dig up some soil, see if you can make a mudball, or if the soil crumbles. If you cannot make a mudball in your hand, it is dry enough to till.
You getting rain today on Monday
I can tell you from experience that grabbing a handful of rotten potato is no fun.
What if you got a lot of walnut trees in your yard
I planted potatoes and other stuff it is on my channel look up Tractorin With Baylen
What type of tiller are you using is This video?
Pretty off topic. Tim do you know if the hardline kit that goes on the 120r msl for the 3rd function will work on the 220r msl. I have the WR long 3rd function kit and the hoses aren't as sturdy as I'd like.
I doubt it. They are quite specific.
well, i don't think you got it in yesterday with the rain.
great video on showing not to till when it's to wet. good luck on the corn too.
I watched a video from awhile back and just wondered what ever happened to Jack the ripper and if you could use it to help loosen the soil? Just asking
yea, in this soil, you wouldn't want to rip it deeply in the spring. It holds too much moisture, and doesn't work well if you till it deep in the spring. In fact, that is the problem in this episode. I need to have a tool which would work the soil only a couple of inches deep. The tiller goes too deep...getting into the mud/muck.
@@TractorTimewithTim OK thank you.
Does your fertilizer for your yard have a weed repel in it to?
No. We do that separately...with liquid sprayer.
@@TractorTimewithTim what mix do you have to do in your area?
could you talk about what drone you are using
Mavic pro 2
Tim how do you have the weights right on the front frame? Mine hit my hood if I do that
I don’t. They are hung on a heavyhitch weight bracket.
Which bracket do you use?
Heavy hitch quick hitch bracket
Thank you! Enjoy every video! Thanks again!
I have a question, I have a six foot tiller and the back flap on mine is all kitty wampus, I've tried a few different times to straighten it with no success, any tips?
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@@TractorTimewithTim That is why my login doesn't seem to be working anymore. Can't keep all the sites straight.
How come you never got into farming with your family?
Many reasons. It has worked out well this way. God always knows best!
That’s not good where you can’t till
Your just replanting tators