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Yes, glad to see North Wilkesboro open again.
Yes, Loved the all star race at North Wilkesboro. One of the only sports left but they are changing it too. Carburetors, lug nuts and road courses have taken away the smaller tracks. Its sad. If you ever have concerns about turning the rye grass in. What I have done is plant blackeye peas after harvest in late summer and let them grow up and just plow the plants in when they get to height. They are a legume and really help soil too.
Thanks Dennis
JMT WEST!
Like you, I could be more productive Im sure, but at the end of the season we have put up more than we will eat in a year and give a ton away. The real battle has always been weeds! The farmall has been a real help this year! Id also say everything I've learned about the farmall, I learned from your channel.
Thank You sir. I must say it’s a game changer when she’s dialed in.
I should have kept my 140 Farmall. Sold it years ago and bought a 3130 kubota. I did enjoy watching you cultivate the corn. It brings back memories of the 140.
I would say it would be nice to have them both if you could have.
@Jtwes I realize I could have now. But at the time, I errored on the scared side of conservative. I look on FACEBOOK marketplace from time to time, though. Finding a one row Farmall in my locality is slim. Enjoy your Farmall. I enjoyed the closeups of the cultivating action in your video.
I’ve had good luck with crimson clover as a cover crop the past two years. They say mow it when or before it blooms to keep it from using nitrogen that it has fixed into the soil.
I’ve heard it was a good cover crop. Thanks for watching.
Abruzzi rye and crimson clover. Good cover crop. Enjoyed the video!
Glad you enjoyed!
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Great video brother Joey.
Thank You Brother Scott hope your trip was good.
We got 3” in Greensboro
Plant come red clover in October and turn it under in late April
Another great video! Now to go jump on my 140 and do some cultivating myself. Lol.
Rye is really gonna get tall and thick, cow peas, turnips, radish, a little hairy vetch would stay low and i think your disc would cut it up pretty easy. The Cereal rye will get 5 foot by mid April and be very tough to disc. Rye grass even will get tall. The only reason i recommend against rye if your putting corn on it is the nitrogen consumption of rye. On a corn field i always use nitrogen fixation crops. Your sweet corn looks amazing i hope we continue to get rain like we are. Thanks for the video
I could use a little rain now. I’m not at the watering stage yet but it’s about a week away.
@@Jtwes dang I figured you had been getting the rain we have
Your corn is looking good. If the rain comes, it will be a busy canning time.
I had close to 2 inches nice soaking rain, but quickly getting dry again.
We missed some tonight. Went west of me.
@@Jtwes it fizzled out before it got to me.
I always used hairy vetch to put nitrogen back in the soil as a cover crop if you leave until it sees it should come back in the fall
Hey Alton
That sounds interesting. Thanks for watching.
Those bedders/hillers/disk cultivators (pick your poison) do some pretty work.
Thank You Jay.
I hadn’t heard that saying in a while. Lol
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Not a big NASCAR fan , but I live about 20 miles from Talladega Speed Way , it brings a lot of revenue for our area . I’ve got to lay by the Jimmy red this week , I got single disc hillers , I just swap them , where it throws dirt into the row , Enjoyed the video Joey
I may use that on the Hastings.
Do you think you could show us how to take a set of rolling cultivators and turn them into a disk cultivator like you are running. These do such a great job on the laying by of corn and you can’t buy them any where. It would be a great DIY video!
This should Work czcams.com/video/cATWhgnIg3I/video.html
You might want to try red clover. It has so much nitrogen in it and when you cut it snd turn it under the corn really does well.
I know but its expensive lol
@@Jtwes you may be able to use less nitrogen fertilizer though.
Love those rolling cultivators. You might want to do winter wheat rye grass is very hard to kill before planting time.
Thanks Danny
Probably will. I want to help sow the plow day field down in wheat this year. should have some left from that.
I use rye and a pull behind bog harrow behind my cub. I have no problems disc it congratulations on all the subscribers. Think when I fist subscribed it was around 100 or so.
Hey Jay
Thanks for hanging with us. I do remember seeing your comments back then.
I enjoy watching u Danny and Matt on u tube. Y’all make a difference
The wind might break the corn off but it definitely want blow it over lol
That's pretty funny because I was thinking that when I was cultivating it.
Yes , would be nice to re-open track , those races can be enjoyable , tractor work looking good , you are a natural to be setting & working the ground & helping corn & other produce to grow , develop into something great , stay safe , have fun always , like Paul Harvey said " God made a farmer " so very true ! Continue on , videos are amazing ! Jtwes " Rock on "
Thank You Robert
I do enjoy it.
The Hastings here is doing pretty good. Got a few bare spots where it didn’t come up, but what did is looking pretty healthy. This afternoon thunderstorm that just decided to roll through should help some too
Just missed me.
@@Jtwes pretty sure it was raining in my backyard and not at my mailbox 😂
Great video Joey. I need a set of hilling cultivators like that! Pray for rain for us down here in middle GA. We have only had a quarter inch in the last 30 days.
Certainly will Kyle. I’m sure it’s getting pretty dry.
Once again great video. Did farmall make a high crop version of the 140?
Hey Terry
I’m 99.9% they did.
I haven't watch NASCAR in over 10 years. With that said I am glad to hear that they have reopened North Wilkesboro Speedway. I went to a race their when I was about 4 or 5 (1973.) Don't remember much about the race. My Dad had a Ford Galaxie 500. It was me and him and three of his first cousins. Now I'm the only one of them left.
Hey James
Maybe next Race you can go. Might jog some memories.
Those definitely do what they're intended for Joey! Have you ever taken the time to remove your bail and entire fast hitch when your corn gets tall? It's a little much but it will give you about 5-6 more inches of clearance under the platform. Great footage tell your son!
Hey Bobby
No I haven’t every done that. Your right it would but the front of the tractor is lower.
Another great instructional video Joey and Will! I have never seen a set of those cultivators with the disc on them. Man do they throw up some soil! Glad you got some rain. We haven't had any in almost a month, everything was withering up and dying. I worked all week on installing some 1 1/4" PVC to flood the rows. Points and condenser showed up today for the Super A, hopefully I will finally get it running. I quit watching all Sports when they became WOKE!
I’ve never watched any sports just NASCAR but not like I did. Once Bill Retired I feel off a lot.
Hi Joey , we had some distheaders we used to lay tobacco by with but don’t what happened to them . I’m a NASCAR fan from way back . I’m glad to see them back at North Wilkesboro . Thanks for sharing. Have a good day. 😎😎
Hey Tommy
I hope they have something there next year.
Well Joey you rolled it to it pretty!!
That’s what I call wrapped up.
You have done your part.
I’m abetting it’ll make. God Bless
Thanks Michael
Outstanding job Joey. I love those disks and would have loved to have had them listing tobacco rows. I've laid by tobacco when I leaned one way going and the other way coming. When the corn gets hold of that nitrogen, it will take off like a scalded dog. If you're going to use rye, cut it down or turn it under before it gets knee high. Daddy used to plant rye in years past and it will run away with you if you don't get rid of it early on. Daddy had some get too big once and one of his cousins bogged it with a 966 Farmall and an off set harrow that looked 20 feet wide and we still had rye straw. I use wheat and really like it. It doesn't get over knee high here and it will rot out good.
Thanks Mark
Between you and Danny I think well do wheat.
Can you do this with some disk?
you can but the dirt needs to be soft.
Did you build those disk cultivators?
Hey Lee
Kinda . I used this kit in this video. czcams.com/video/cATWhgnIg3I/video.html
Looks like some good eaten in a couple of months! Thanks
I meant to ask, can you save seed from Silver Queen or other sweet corn, or is it a GMO? Thanks, Ken
You’ll get 50/50 on that. Some say yes and others say no.
Do you spray that silver queen with a fungicide and insecticide?
Hey Ethan
No I don't . The only thing I use in that fashion is a little seven dust on my potatoes. Ive actually never sprayed any of my gardens.
@@Jtwes I don’t know you stance on the use of pesticides, but, using fungicides and insecticides conservatively has been a game changer for me.
When NASCAR got away from its roots…the confederate flag …then I was also done with them…if it wasn’t for the founders (moonshiners) there would be no NASCAR…
Lots of folks feel that way.
And I was going to post almost the exact same comment. I absolutely lived and breathed NASCAR from the mid 90's until about 05 ish. When the sport started to move away from its southern roots I just lost interest.
Weak from paying high fertilize prices
That's pretty good. I should have said that.
@Jtwes Well it sounds like we are both from the great old North State
Hey Joey, I finally got a video posted of the garden from Saturday a week ago. We are just now starting to see some tassles appear on about a dozen corn stalks this AM! LOL I also got to work on my Super A this AM. Cleaned the points, replaced the condenser, and cleaned up the connection where the condenser screws down in the distributor. Finally got fire on the old girl and she fired off, jumping with a 12v battery to the 6v Super A. Not for the faint of heart, LOL! Here's the link. czcams.com/video/vczwDXvdYMo/video.html
I live in NC and think it’s ridiculous to spend 18 million dollars on a race track. Could have spent this money of ours on road maintenance. Bet Cooper don’t beat his vehicles up on sorry roads!
Hey Bobby
I can see that. Right now the Dots biggest problem is getting competent contractors to do the work. You wouldn't believe the mess they made paving Hwy 49.
@@Jtwes Looks like as many state employees we have they could do their job as in the old days. Guess that’s too much to ask?