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This is how I feed my cows to this day.... Mix corn with gluten and they love it

Think it had 266 hp

Maybe put a 300 Cummins in it

That’s got to kill you at the pump !😂😂😂😂

I'm a child of the forties and fifties. We used to grind corn for cattle, but not with a mixer. Just ground it direct into truck or wagon and then hauled to feed lot and hand scooped it into feed bunks. Also used a lot of cottonseed cakes along with a good amount of alfalfa. Those were the good old days!

Did that a lot when I was younger. We had a IH grinder mixer.

I was on the farm from age 12 until age 20. I am now 79 years old. I remember with fondness those years in Iowa. My life took me on a different path for these 59 years, but I cherish those 8 years with my 4 brothers and mom and dad. Thank you for sharing your videos. I hope you keep making them.

What’s the yeast for? Why do you grind feed so far in advance? Why add salt instead of using free choice salt? I’ve got a degree in animal husbandry in nutrition and just trying to understand your feed mixture. I would advise not grinding so much in advance. Once you crack the kernel and expose the surface to the air oxidation starts taking place and you lose feed value. Thus grinding so far in advance you are losing nutritive value of your mixture. I grind for my animals by weekly and I don’t like it but my feed usage is such that that is what works

I'm not being a jerk, but it seems like alot of work, an time, couldn't you just buy feed already made, and has any one put a pen to it money wise, the fuel, the supplements, the corn, the planting the corn, and see what it cost from field to feed bunk

I love what you are doing but looking at the price of grass raised grass finished beef is bringing. It's hard to understand why someone would do it the old way?

We did that mix for years. But stopped using soybean meal several years ago..

Your grain truck is not very old i graduated in 1981 and i am young yet

At 400 bushels that axel has to over weight

That's funny Indiana has so many international town.

Decent drive to Parr? I wouldn't mind a 2nd truck like that. My Grandpa at one time had a Ford F800 with a 400bushel Parker.

Definitely a good truck story.!

Like the world traveler part when you picked up that grain truck !! Gonna miss ole Dingleberry, as will many of the locals.

Did the guy from Poland buy the truck from a farmer by valparaiso

Really neat background on that truck 👍👍. ADM over here at Logansport has the same card scanning setup.

👍 i had a few good ones. But i always lets them go. They all complain to much 😁

great seeing you on the farm. what do they say, “3 or 4 degree of separation “ it is a small world and you can see that in transactions that happen in your life! great story! especially finding the orange tag on the keys! hope it is all going well. wishes for a good harvest.

ground ear corn is the best cattle feed

I like your videos down to earth ! Where in indiana do you farm ?

Loved it hard core farming what built American

Angel looks like she retrieved some ducks

What kind of grain box is that?

That was one freaky, mutant corn stalk.

What happened to the truck you bought last year?

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Good video! Glad you got some ducks.👍

Salut sunt un băiat din România și te urmăresc de ceva timp îmi place ca faci agricultura cu utilaje de modă vechie, și eu sunt de acest concept îmi place agricultură cu utilaje de colecție, îmi place ce faci!

how is the corn this year? hope you mak out well. do you have all the needed feed ready? things always break at the worse times! at least you had a spair on hand to replace the blown tire. good luck, be safe , good luck hunting!

I had that happen to me before, where one cornstalk is taller than the rest, not sure what causes that. What happened to your other grain tuck?

Good video 👍🌽. I know what you mean about running on the off row, we run a 12 row planter and 8 row head. How’s the new auger working out on the L2?

I have a saying that could be apropriate "THOSE THAT THINK THEY KNOW IT ALL ARE ANNOYING TOO US THAT DO "

570 RPM's on the motor not down the PTO.

Thats a lot tractor for thatcorn picker

Can you put hay in the grinder?

I Really enjoy your videos. Also nice to hear your easy going attitude. Great to see you working with the equipment and getting the job done! Keep up the good work. 👍

This old gas powered IH fleetstar will cost a lot less to maintain than a modern diesel equivalent with complex emissions control systems. These also have more character than today's vehicles

I don't know if you check videos this old but I threw up one about picking corn and I had no idea there were so many experts on the subject.

Hard at work! The Gleaner did a great job, of course. Love that new truck. Can't wait to see more about it.

Put drier sheets where ever you don't want to have mouse damage 😮

Nice looking hopper on the international. Also that M2 sounds good. Keep it up

We use our M2 for corn only. Should be starting in about 7-10 days. Corn is at 19%.

that has to be difficult to harvest at night with limited lights. you have to really know your fields. do you think you will make out ok this year? good harvest? you are always tied to the weather! for good or bad! any new varmint videos? hope you got to bed at a good hour!

Seems like sometimes you and Derek do your best work in the dark !! Have a good one.

Good video 👍👍. We finished beans this past Friday.

That truck was very well taken care of. Very nice and clean.

Those rose bushes look kind of like Multiflora rose. It's an invasive plant around here in Maine. Look it up. They are no fun to deal with if left unchecked.