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PatrickShivers
Добавлен 19 янв 2010
Chronicling everyday life on south Georgia farm.
Small Farm Marketing
What it takes to market an agricultural product from farm table.
Backlight’s website is:
Castyourlight.com
@BackLightMarketing
Backlight’s website is:
Castyourlight.com
@BackLightMarketing
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Case IH v. John Deere Combines
Просмотров 9 тыс.14 дней назад
Comparing the maintenance and performance of Case & John Deere combines while harvesting corn. @GeorgiaSouthernUniv @CaseIHTube @JohnDeere amzn.to/4dbSNq7 linktr.ee/sainlogic
PROFIT Margins in GMO v. Non-GMO Corn
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.14 дней назад
Test Trial yield and profit results comparing Hybrid85 non-GMO corn to Dekalb Roundup Ready BT technology corn.
Will it Run? 100+ Year Old Tractor
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.14 дней назад
Restoring a Fordson tractor. #tractor #restoration
Chopping Corn Silage
Просмотров 5 тыс.21 день назад
Explaining how corn silage is harvested and stored on the farm. @GeorgiaSouthernUniv @JohnDeere
What it’s like INSIDE a cattle hauler
Просмотров 4,5 тыс.Месяц назад
What it’s like INSIDE a cattle hauler
Cover Crop No Till v. Tillage Results
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 месяца назад
Cover Crop No Till v. Tillage Results
Planting the World's RAREST Peanut Seed!
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
Planting the World's RAREST Peanut Seed!
Growing Potatoes, Butterbeans, & Peanuts
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.4 месяца назад
Growing Potatoes, Butterbeans, & Peanuts
Growing Lima Beans (Butterbeans) Professionally
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.4 месяца назад
Growing Lima Beans (Butterbeans) Professionally
Organic Sweet Peas & Perpetual Harvest Farming
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.4 месяца назад
Organic Sweet Peas & Perpetual Harvest Farming
Using a Small Tractor for Big Jobs
Просмотров 5 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Using a Small Tractor for Big Jobs
Southern Farmers Are Selling Their Equipment!
Просмотров 313 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Southern Farmers Are Selling Their Equipment!
British person here stupid question what do you use the grits for we don’t have them over here it’s taken years for us to have corn meal
If you REALLY want to harvest every day of the year, you need to start a Dairy Farm! 😯 24/7/365 job, check every 15 days, and sometimes they cover the monthly bills....👍👍
So, the GMO corn got sprayed with Round Up, but the Non GMO corn didn't? Was the cost of the Round Up included in these totals?
Do you have an online store?
Your corn mill looks a lot like a 1 hp centrifugal water pump. Makes me wonder if I could modify a pump into a mill.
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing Patrick.
What day are you going to the expo? I’ll just meet you at the gate for a few bags! 😆
@@jackweeks8099 I’ll know on Tuesday or Wednesday of Expo week what day I’m going 😂
Another great informative video Patrick. Keep up the great work!
@@dmerril68 thanks for watching
You started talking grinding corn for grits.. I giggled a little..I spent most of the afternoon grinding grits for supper and decided, this is a lot of work, so I did a couple batches ahead, and got the in the freezer. I know, they are only good for 3 months in the freezer...I will force myself to cook them...😆This morning, I ground some wheat and made bagels for breakfast. I think you will do well, Patrick. Folks are looking for God's food without the chemicals. Keep up the good work.
@@k.p.1139 thanks for watching/commenting/ and encouraging
10:30 I agree, when your dinner plate is 100%from your farm, that is an extra special feeling. Love your videos.
Thanks for watching!
Hello, Patrick! Will and mind powers create new realities...
Great video, good luck
@@brycekirby1567 Thanks Bryce!
Patrick...Let`s Talk about selling size and cost for my market stand
👍🏻 I’m well under the other offerings in the artisan grit community b/c I’m growing the corn where as they are buying it. There’s going to be room for you to make some money.
I hope to do the same thing with corn from my farm in the near future. Thanks for the great tips.
@@MartinP1214 thanks for watching!
look like beans getting picked here, not peas.?
@@Bernie5172 those are pinkeye purple hull peas. A southern delicacy.
@@PatrickShivers Ok , we dont have them here
Are you going to ship direct?
Yes
I love the diversity of your farm. I think it is the best farm site out there and I mean that. You give a man a lot of ideas on how you can make money on some of the smallest pieces of ground.
@@jamiecollins1220 I’m just trying to keep the wheels greased. Profits are slim, and often non existent on modern farms. My channel is definitely the slowest growing farm channel on RUclips (500+ videos and only 10,700 subscribers) Thanks for watching & commenting.
Good luck from Texas!
Great job, Patrick! Carl from Douglas Ga!
My wife is from Ocilla! I get over your way every now and then
What kinda hours is the farm store open? Planning on swinging by on the way home from SGI in a couple of weeks.
@@DB_Cooper727 no regular hours. It’s seasonal with produce offerings. When I am harvesting/processing a crop it’s open, the rest of the time it’s not. I may have grits and cornmeal available by the time you pass through. I was open with pumpkin picking/sales every Saturday of September and October last year but drought smoked the pumpkins this year. Text me or RUclips message me a day ahead of time and I’ll tell you what’s going on/available. May be picking peanuts by then.
Blakely resident here. I'm very glad we got rain today... you're right it was greatly needed. I'm surprised it took youtube this long to recommend your channel to me. I'm glad that it did, though. I had meant to go and buy peas this year, but life got in the way and I couldn't make time before you guys sold out. I wondered for a long time what that Back Light business was. Interesting to see the whole process by watching your videos. I'll be sure to be on the lookout for the grits come the 20th and onward.
@@ABlueDahlia thanks for watching/commenting. MP Produce is also a member of the Blakely/Early County Chamber of Commerce and we have a Facebook page that promotes our farm store and RUclips channel.
Gods speed !
My first thought with the corn was grits and corn bread Gotta get over to the store Shout out from Shingler Love your videos and the way you represent down here Taking the girls to pull some fresh peanuts in the morning for a boil
Good video, I’ve thought about doing this with my own non gmo corn. Do you test for aflatoxin or any mycotoxins ?
I didn’t this year b/c the quality was very high. I tested some last year that looked questionable before grinding into animal feed and it came back clear so I felt good about this corn.
Great idea Patrick!
@@gregrhodes8451 thanks Greg
Howdy Patrick
Howdy Tug!
Nice milo, hope the doves are not eating to much.
Soybeans are far worse
That's so interesting.
It's not the yield per acre, it's the profit per acre. That's for the people who don't farm. I can't wait for you to do the math, Patrick.👍
Always carry. Even in Sutton's Corner
I will be interested to hear the yield difference between the two. What variety?
@@bensalter1515 Dekalb S54-07
Oh man! That’s a bad feeling to be in a field and see fresh signs of wild hogs and there ain’t a pivot around! Or better yet, in the woods dropping a duce and a pack of them stumbles upon you. Happened to my ole man one time! 😆
@@jackweeks8099 🤣🤣🤣
Ain’t no trees to climb in the middle of a field if one gets after you. 😬
@@DB_Cooper727 Nope. That’s why you have to stand your ground & if that doesn’t intimidate them start going towards them with a powerful yell
Bro I want talk to you I am from India your soyabin seeds need mi
Hy bro I am Indian and your soyabin seeds need mi
I was told that I found so many arrowheads was because of the riverine rocks in my fields, and I rarely find a "perfect" one because the Native Americans would set up where the rocks were, and just toss the ones that they messed up and started to make another one. You may have a similar spot.
The best combine in the world is the one that has a fully stocked dealership that's not far from the farm! 😂😂
I've done some trials of my own with Hybrid85 and in a good year the GMO seed usually beats it. In a bad year the Hybrid85 completely smokes the GMO (pioneer). I continue to plant both but I really like the lower investment of the Hybrid85. You should do a dryland trial next year. Really enjoy your content!
@@BryanFowler-ty4yj dryland corn where i live yields 0-70 bushels depending on the year. No chance of me planting that.
Deere is putting out sorry equipment so the customers will have to buy new parts from them. That’s the reason why they laid off all those workers and moving to Mexico . More money, cheap labor, and lack of government regulation. I would quit buying their products.
Not only that but the solar field destroys the earth, nothing will ever grow on that ground . We have some solar fields near my house . It’s an ugly thing . Keep your land . Love the videos.
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Just how many frogs don't get caught by the grates?
@@Earlthepear69 just enough to add protein to your Doritos
I guess they don’t have wild hogs in GA🤷🏾
@@smax308 yea, we got plenty of them. Deer come up to the bins and eat the corn on the ground, but pigs usually don’t venture up there.
Shrimp and Grits!!!!!
Patrick do you guys ship? Sure would like to get some shipped to Utah.
@@michaelgillespie6850 yes! I’m working on figuring out packaging/labeling for our grits/meal/flour products now. They will be available for purchase online soon.
@@PatrickShivers perfect I appreciate it I will be looking
I own JD but like the red machines WAY BETTER
Is there anything you don't do? Ok, you don't Dairy, but....🤣🤣🤣👍👍
@@MorganOtt-ne1qj I also don’t make money, but I’m working on figuring it out
Hey Mr. Patrick looks like the beginning of a beautiful thang! Grit's and eggs, fish and cheese grits. My favorite.
Mixed with the corn 😂frogs are an excellent source of protein 😅
@@kimchowakabata9023 Excellent point!