Good job it looks like you're getting the auto steer figured out. You might consider contacting Sietsema Farm Feeds in Howard City. They can probably line you up with partially composted turkey manure. They can deliver it to a spot to spread it later on. That would give it time to compost more. I used it on my sandy lawn, and it really helped. The advantage of Dairy Dew is it's like spreading dirt. I spread the turkey compost late in the fall, because it really stinks, and it helps break it down over the winter. It's high in phosphorus, so you can't use it to often.
That's good to know, thankyou! I had contacted farms last year with no luck so this is very helpful. My christmas trees are deficient in phosphorus too, so maybe I can spread it on them as well . . .
Your music overwhelmed your voice at start up. Since you are not planting row crops and have small fields there is little use for Auto Steer. Do not let your dog jump from the Tractor Cab. They often break their legs since they are not used to it. Your Hay Crop is looking good.
I don't like hills either when I'm operating my tractor. I came close to tipping my TYM over two videos ago. Luckily when the camera fell off the dash it hit the floor before it hit the glass door. I feel like I got lucky on that deal.
Thanks for the video Suzanne, do you have to rent the grain cart from your local elevator? Id definitely prefer to have a tractor with a cab, it's that more safety than a open cab 🚜🇺🇲
Crazy question for you. Have you ever thought about getting chickens in chicken tractors to eat the grass and fertilize by your Christmas trees? I mean they would eat the trees so you could only go beside the trees but it would add fertilizer to the ground by the trees as well as cut the grass and put some chicken in your freezer for yourselves.
yes, as Erik mentioned we are using geese which eat ONLY grass and also do add meat to the freezer. But I have toyed with the idea of doing chickens too. I had tried to talk another farm into grazing their chickens here, but they didn't like the idea :(
@@This1LifeWeLive Yeah I knew about the geese and the few new chickens your using, I was just wondering if you had thought about using alot of chickens to get the job done but if the geese are getting the job done then that is all that matters in the end.
RTK has always been a struggle anyplace but the front property. If I remember correctly, I could run RTK in the rear field, and this field was WAAS system. It's just how systems work, I've talked to people who have lawn mowing robots tht ahve the same issue.
Great job Suzanne and Dighty, modern technology🙈👍🙏😎
Good job it looks like you're getting the auto steer figured out. You might consider contacting Sietsema Farm Feeds in Howard City. They can probably line you up with partially composted turkey manure. They can deliver it to a spot to spread it later on. That would give it time to compost more. I used it on my sandy lawn, and it really helped. The advantage of Dairy Dew is it's like spreading dirt. I spread the turkey compost late in the fall, because it really stinks, and it helps break it down over the winter. It's high in phosphorus, so you can't use it to often.
That's good to know, thankyou! I had contacted farms last year with no luck so this is very helpful. My christmas trees are deficient in phosphorus too, so maybe I can spread it on them as well . . .
Your music overwhelmed your voice at start up. Since you are not planting row crops and have small fields there is little use for Auto Steer.
Do not let your dog jump from the Tractor Cab. They often break their legs since they are not used to it. Your Hay Crop is looking good.
Great video Suzanne. Good luck with the hay
Thank you!
you guys work very hard.
Always, lol
Nice work...
If you are not doing row crops set the wheels out wide going to fast on steep slopes and hitting a hole will tip a tractor slow down on hillsides
I don't like hills either when I'm operating my tractor. I came close to tipping my TYM over two videos ago. Luckily when the camera fell off the dash it hit the floor before it hit the glass door. I feel like I got lucky on that deal.
Oh my goodness, how scary!
Thanks for the video Suzanne, do you have to rent the grain cart from your local elevator? Id definitely prefer to have a tractor with a cab, it's that more safety than a open cab 🚜🇺🇲
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Crazy question for you. Have you ever thought about getting chickens in chicken tractors to eat the grass and fertilize by your Christmas trees? I mean they would eat the trees so you could only go beside the trees but it would add fertilizer to the ground by the trees as well as cut the grass and put some chicken in your freezer for yourselves.
we are trying this with geese they eat more grass then chickens.
yes, as Erik mentioned we are using geese which eat ONLY grass and also do add meat to the freezer. But I have toyed with the idea of doing chickens too. I had tried to talk another farm into grazing their chickens here, but they didn't like the idea :(
@@This1LifeWeLive Yeah I knew about the geese and the few new chickens your using, I was just wondering if you had thought about using alot of chickens to get the job done but if the geese are getting the job done then that is all that matters in the end.
Perhaps the recent solar storm affected the satellite GPS system and that's why it dropped out in the middle of the field.
RTK has always been a struggle anyplace but the front property. If I remember correctly, I could run RTK in the rear field, and this field was WAAS system. It's just how systems work, I've talked to people who have lawn mowing robots tht ahve the same issue.
A.I. is Real
My oldest son runs tractors and combines a lot and he says he will NEVER trust autosteer in a road vehicle.
I agree! They do drop out and even my cell phone will drop in a major city . . .