Planting Green
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Our last 7 acres just came out of CRP. We're going to plant Soybeans green right through the sod. I also have plans to pick up our new Soybean Header.
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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture.
With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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After reading my daily national newspapers (NY Times & Washington Post), with the resulting dose of existential anxiety and an increase in my blood pressure, I turn to the Millennial Farmer for an accurate view of what a more sane America looks like. Thanks Millennial Farmer, your RUclips page may well save me from experiencing several severe episodes of 'hysterical hee-bee-jee-bees' (a complex technical term used by us psychologists).
Easy fix, stop reading those papers.
It was funny when you mentioned the "boss" couldn't stay away. My dad was the same way. Kind of miss that now that he's gone. Keep up the good work! Always enjoy your videos.
I live in Poland, I have nothing to do with agriculture (I working as data Analyst in Corporation) , but I watch your channel with great interest.
Great job man!
Greetings from Poland
When Onyx said "Case", I thought you were going to say "Watch your mouth!" ... I still laughed
Onyx seems a pretty smart kid to me. How he said that: "Kees" (Case) I should swear he had dutch roots. Like to hear him say KC. That"s how kids call each other by name here. btw. He seems to say that with kind off some fear. Like he expected punnishment after that. He"s watching all that green malfunction to. Header, no header. Confusing? Don"t blame him if he"s not that excited. Think that smart kid have just some red blood, not so much green blood anyway ;)=
So if it’s not red stay in your bed,, any colour will do me so long as it folds up 🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️. 🇮🇪
I had a case once. She got the house, the car, and the dog.
@@grantparnes Case, Tiffany Case...
I have been watching your videos for the last several weeks. Its amazing how much farming equipment and technology have changed in the last 55 years. I was going to major in agriculture management. Got three years of college and then Vietnam changed everything. Later worked for a large irrigation district here in Central California where I put some of my education to use. Other employment opportunities took me away from agriculture. But I have never lost my love of the soil. Three generations on one side of the family have been farmers. It must be in the genes. Keep up the videos, very enjoyable.
Hey.. I just noticed, your truck is Farmall red!!!!!
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Thanks for posting this, and thanks for the knowledge on how crop insurance works.
Your videos are cool keep up the good work man🤘🏻😎🤘🏻🙏🏻
Thank you!
Planting green is the way of the future, so getting educated own it and the modification to the equipment to make it work good is something every farmer is going to have to modify his planting and farming retains, with all the research being down on cover crops and hiw iys better for the fields water retaining and environmental effects, it's going to probably be a government program to push this new area of farming as well as animals being apart of it but that will more then likely be a preference thing which I've looked into and they have some very good results in animals tillage and fertilizing, good results, God bless brother
“I’ve got a stick in there” pulls out entire tree lol
Lol, it was bigger than expected! (That's what she said)
I've watched John Deere out pool case a million times
Lmao
3eeeet70
Nice to see junior isn't colour blind. My son grew up spitting on the ground every time a john deere would drive by I swear I had nothing to do with that. Awesome videos keep them coming. Finally starting to get rain up here in Saskatchewan
I’ve been waiting for this upload. 👍🏾
I know its a few years later, but that's my favorite map. Some how I stumbled upon these video's so started them from the beginning, and I play the map while I watch your videos.
Thank goodness a new video before the weekend. I was having serious MN Millennial Farmer withdraw symptoms.
You got a smart kid drinking Dr pepper. Lol
The Harmless farmer is awesome. Makes me really appreciate the simple things in life.
That's a strong kid you got there. Manhandled that branch!
You just have to love this Minnesota weather!!
This is a great experiment with the soybeans on the 7 green acres. I am anticipating a bountiful result. My youngest brother was one of the first farmers in our area to plant "no till".
We have been no tilling soybeans in our old pastures for 40years in the mid Atlantic area. Minable tillage after beans to reseed pastures and start all over. U also need less fertilizer to plant beans
@@caseycouch1660 I also grew up in the mid Atlantic area. Daddy, and later my brother, rotated crops to keep the soil viable.
I’m an ag student at Iowa state and I watch all of your videos! You’re videos get me so excited to get into my dream job! Keep up the great work 🤘🌾
I'm glad you got preventive planting on that 40. I know that sometimes the insurance bulks on newly rented ground as some farmers took advantage in the past by renting more ground than they could handle in a wet year and using the insurance to cover them. With the planter, more whistles & bells makes more ringing in the ears.
Great video im hook,I don't miss any of them.Keep um coming.😊😊
The Disks will cut the residue better with more speed and give you a more accurate seed depth. We No-Till with Double Disk Openers into CRP & Grassland here in the Inland Northwest.
Thank you for another great video I love watching your equipment work and the info you give is cool
We had to take 1500 acres in PP. Mother Nature was not being nice. 40 years of this and never seen this kind of weather.
Where are you located? Western New York here. A lot of fields here not planted. Way to much rain pretty depressing
Joe Meehan mid state to eastern Indiana. Gonna b a short harvest for sure. Prolly won’t harvest till December tho! Corn will b 30% in November.
Glad you tried the no till experiment. If you get even average rainfall, and average or later frost date. Think you'll be pleased.
We do stuff like that all the time around here and it always works pretty good! Good way to keep that much needed moisture.
Bet ya anything you'll get a great stand of soybeans!
While listening to your 40 acres insurance story the same thing happened to my friend farmer ;he rented a small field (5 acres)near his farm .The field wasnt tilled or drained properly so it was only around the 1st of July until he could do something.He learned from other farmers that buckwheat was the proper crop to put in that field.So he sod it,harvested it on the 15 of october and got a ton to the acre!!!
Hi Zach, Wish you well with the green. Subscribe a week a go. Loving the way you managing the farm. I use to do a lot of contract work in the past. As we say here in Ireland keep on ploughing.
hope you have a good year with your fields
A perfect time to have a tech come out is when its not working. Especially since timing couldnt be better since you are done planting. Although as it goes, tech comes out and it will fold up like nothings wrong!
Our Case 16 row 40" planter folds every time lol just found your videos. Loving them so far despite way too much green! 😁
here in Uruguay these machines are used for planting in much dirtier fields and the planting is perfect. Greetings from Uruguay
I like to hear about the economic aspects of farming. Perhaps there are ways to include more about the business and the numbers, without compromising sensitive or private information, of course.
you wont get rich but you dont starve
Fendtrian Official RUclips Channel completely right lol
Keep us updated on the solution for the planter.
Love being able to watch a fellow Minnesotan.. keep up the great work. Good Luck with your yields this year.
For Pete's sake Beck what a day! First Onyx uses a bad word THEN the planter won't talk to itself and THEN I can't bring my toy home from the dealership!!! 🤐😖🤬🤣...I need a 🍺
The C word😳😂
My caseih 1200pt 16/31 never failed to fold this spring! "What the heck" is up with the JD stuff? :)
I think he removed some RAM (random acces memory) during that oil filter change. Now he have a tracktor with Alzheimers. You see, that thing just don"t know how to do it anymore. ;)=
tim nichols what the heck is a caseih 🤣
Dirk Dillman To answer the question factually is really a downer. CaseIH is really wound up globally when you look at it. CNH owned by Exor, which is controlled by the Italian Agnelli family. Doesn't feel very good. BUT, I have a good dealer 4 miles in town...HD Cline .since 1936
tim nichols I was just kidding I know what it is. That’s zacks joke that he make
Hey Zack, I have enjoyed your videos the last couple of years. If you are around the area on July 4th I'll be the old guy with the Bandit Trans Am in the Hancock MN parade. Might have an "adult" beverage to enjoy the day. Ex farmer and retired Oilfield
Thanks, Zach, for explaining the insurance coverage. Farmers have such a high-risk business that this type of insurance has to be helpful. With your strong work ethic, I know this is difficult for you -- but feel comfortable, please, in taking the insurance payout. That's what it's for. Dean from Edina
im not a farmer but i find your videos very interesting thanks keep up the great work :)
Good luck with your green planting coming up in the fall
Hey Zach, glad to see you got most of your crops in. Here in Indiana we’ve had so much rain that some farmers could not plant anything, and those that have are having to file crop insurance claims due to their fields being flooded out. Very, Very bad year for Indiana farmers. Keep your videos coming, their always great to watch!
RUclips suggested this video to me, and I didn't know why at first.
Now I do.
My name is Zachary S Johnson.
I grow cannabis and plan to start farming hemp in the future.
Great video Zach. Good format and content. The insurance information is extremely valuable information. Thank you.
I love the podcasts I listen to them when I’m doing my homework 👍
Had issues with our planter not lifting, switched solenoids under the tanks around then it wouldnt fold, might be similiar
6:23 "ive got a stick in there" that's no stick lol
ikr? i was like, dang that's half a tree!
I love your videos!😀
Another great video. Thank you
You should tell FS19 to add your red Chevy Silverado LTZ to the game!!!!
Get that stick boy lol.
Exapta solutions wedges and spike closing wheels and it will close easily. I have planted green in 5 to 6 feet tall stuff before with that setup. Great videos.
Fast forward 30 years Onyx is running the farm and has all Case ih
Henry Melnik OH NO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Underrated comment...
lol
Dang, I wish I could have a four wheel drive cart!😂
June planting in flannel....don't need a repeat of 2019
Ted Lee in Georgia we cant go outside with a shirt on its so hot, he’s lucky!
Great video! Keep us posted on the hydraulic issue. Looking forward to your next video! 🚜👍
Great video, thanks for making them so even non-Farmers can understand what you do.
Look forward to your video's weekly sir, awesome job!!!
"Why is my number one not working?" Ah yes, you might need Cialis.
🤣🤣
Enjoy the videos and the podcasts! Keep it up!!!
Please keep us informed on the till acreage. Love to watch it grow
That’s Deere for ya, “Just ready to go dnt want to fold up an go home!!” Awesome as usual man, keep up the good work! We had a pin connection in that plug go bad on ours one time on the hitch...at least your done for the year!😎👍🏻
Saw the moldboard plow out back a video or two ago, that would have been a good route for those fields that weren't tilled last fall.
Back in the day I planted 44 acres of corn into rye with a jd 7000 planter had the same problem could not get the seed trench to close up the stand of corn we got was not the best but it was a good crop when it was harvested one of our top 10 back in the day
it could be the green paint on the planter hope that helps😲
Great choice on soda 🥤
Never knew row cleaners got so high tech. I'd throw them in the corner of the shop for the best bang for buck.
Zach, it’s definitely a learning process unique to each farm and field when planting green. We’re getting comfortable doing it in cover crops the last few years. You might even try raising the row cleaners totally out of the way. Sometimes that helps and your downforce won’t work against the cleaners. We had a landlord let some CRP expire on a ditch ask a few years ago. Took two season to get it all killed off. I bet your beans will come up nice though!
Here in Michigan there are a lot of empty fields on every road June 29th! Still not dried out here!!! They put soybeans in across the road 2 weeks ago after working the field three days prior to get it to dry!
I wish we had that kind of moisture! We're looking at a drought up here in Saskatchewan.
I just left Sask this morning! It rained in Regina for 2 days and everyone was thanking me for the rain!
Love the vids Zach I love farming so glad I grew up in a farming community wouldnt have it anyother way
Excellent!! as always
Keep up the awesome content!!!! Always enjoy the videos!
So I have went back to the beginning of your videos and started watching my way through your whole history. I've gotten close to the end of your 2017 harvest and I had a thought, if you haven't ever seen Letterkenny then you need to, think it's definitely your sense of humor. Good videos so far, looking to forward to catching up.
p.s. that show is not for children
Miss doing this farm work, Dairy farm I worked on shut down, the company I did custom field work for on Peas and Sweetcorn closed shop, leaving me with no field work to do now (Grr) And the company I harvested for last year wont hire full time, just seasonal. Wish you the best this year on the crop, Fellow Minnesotan here ;) Enjoy those RT series, they drive like a dream. Be careful with those 3 points though, we had one break off doing sub plowing last year on a dealership rental.
Hello from Texas. I don’t farm I run heavy equipment for oil pipelines. Enjoying your videos.
Here in northern Indiana if we had a set aside like that or insurance claim a lot of times we would lease to a neighbor for alfalfa hay or grass hay. We never really had the equipment to process hey but we had neighbors who did. Watching your videos I can see that you're not setup to process or harvest hay but there is a decent Market in it.
I just saw someone doing this in a small field near me and thought what in the world? And here you are doing it too lol. Guess this is a new thing.
Always take prevent if its available. You could follow with a wheat crop and have a nice rotation
Great video, very cool planting green
Howdy from Texas
We have been planting no till for 15 years and you can add a 700 lb weight to the rear of planter this allow you to get the depth you need with out pushing the weight of seed in the hopper. For every 1 foot in rear adds 2lb per 1 lb added.
Hey greetings from Germany :) Im a great Fan of your content :) Keep rocking the Deer :D
You will do anything to keep your fans happy, Even the no-till guys! LOL
Love it zac . Awesome video
Very enjoyable video as always Zach! Really looking forward to the Farming Simulator thing, should be really cool :)
I just planted sweet corn same way. Its 2ft tall and looking good
Great video, like always!!!!
I see a cover crop, direct drill / no till experiment coming up. 👍👍
Can’t wait for the map to come out
Thank you for explaining the insurance
Thanks for the info and sharing
Young lad done ya 😂😂 lovin the videos 👍
Great Video keep up the good work 👏👏👌🏻👍😎
We had 450 acres of cotton hailed out. We re-planted 320 this week and will plant 110 more corn June 24th after the insurance adjuster releases Monday. We will plant 101 day P0157 if we find it, that should make 220 bu/ac with a normal Oct 16 frost date in Texas
That CRP is really nice right now
Hello from Montana
Oh! we are heading toward 300k :) I like the farming podcast! greetings from germany
Can't wait for that map to come out on farming simulator 19
Cant get over your taste in truck color, nice