The First Day of Soybean Harvest 2019 (HARVEST IS HERE!): Vlog 164
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- THE FIRST DAY OF SOYBEAN HARVEST 2019.
After a late, wet spring pushing planting dates a month behind normal for us…soybean harvest is HERE!
Not ours, unfortunately, but soon!
Today we custom combined some IP (Identity Preserved/Non-GMO) soybeans for our friend and former employee Brett.
A good day to work out any kinks before the big home harvest that will likely take us to December this year.
Yields will be a bit all over in our area due to very hit and miss rains, but we are hoping they are better than we are expecting!
Has harvest begun in your area?
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I like it when you commentate, I want to learn. You throw in shots of the cutting which is really neat to watch too. Thanks for the great videos 🌾
As that Case 7120 started revving up it sounds like a small jet getting ready for takeoff 😀
It's always enjoyable watching you and your family working together. I appreciate the long hours and sweaty work you all do to feed us. Have a great weekend.
Thanks so much Linda!!
At 13 seconds mark "No bean left behind" lol. Thanks for posting. I always enjoy your videos.Tell your family thanks as well.
LOL! Thanks so much!
Wow lots of big machines you look so good with your animations big thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much!
Great video Sandi. I enjoy the field work videos as much as the sheep and lambing ones. As a city boy I appreciate the explanations (whether written on screen or spoken) for the various terms. For example, I would never have guessed that "IP" meant identity preserved. Cheers and best of luck with the rest of the harvest season. :-)
Thanks for the feedback!! Trying to make these videos quicker, less talking and do more explaining through visuals... so feedback is so appreciated!
2021: Olympic driving skills Sandi!
20 years ago when i first moved to huron county i thought wow the farmers let all that food go to waste they didnt harvest it then i learned (cuz i asked ) that is when you harvest once its browned lol talk about a city hick from toronto to exeter big culture shock but best move i ever made
I love your new Introduction! Heck, I love your channel. ☺
Oh thank you!!
Always love a good buggy operator. In my hay days I could unload on the go forwards and backwards, corn and beans! Keep up the good work!!
The intro is absolutely adorable!
thanks Angela!!
❤❤❤❤❤Your New intro it's so cute with the sheep walking up U. Yr two dogs are cute the puppy grew fast U are Awesome thanks so much for sharing your daily life U R Busy always 😉😇🙏
Nice video good to see the harvest start. Interesting that when it came time for a hug from dad she didn't mind the smell .
Take care
Very true! Thanks!
Love your animated intro!
Gini that animated intro was so cute and so Sandi 😊
Sandi.
Getting ready to rock and roll is a great video love to watch that. I have been there and had the pinched fingers skinned elbows too. Thank You for the video Take Care Be Safe Alway's Around all Farm Equipment, stay alert always.
Another great video sandi, keep up the great work👍
Sandi, great video I really enjoyed seeing your soybeans. thank you for this.
Thanks so much!
Thanks so much for sharing your everyday life 😇🙏
My pleasure!
Almost documentary style, great editing!!
Thanks Andrew!
Hey Sandi: we are about a week from starting soys. I see your keeping Mark busy lol. Love the animation at the start. Joanne loves to check in every day to see how the sheep are doing.
@Sandi if you ever get blood on fabric spray the blood with hydrogen peroxide let it fizz then blot with a rag or white paper towel and repeat until it is gone. The hydrogen peroxide eats at the blood breaking it down. This will only work if you haven’t used water on the blood stain. I learned this trick from a nurse who was drawing my blood to test it before I could start my chemo treatment. She somehow got blood all over my new pants and she was able to save them by treating it with hydrogen peroxide. It will also work on period blood leaks/stains . I have a female rescue Pomeranian that I haven’t gotten fixed yet and when she goes into heat I use what is essentially a cloth diaper that has a waterproof fabric on the outside and an absorbent material on the inside that can hold the bloody fluid and even urine when a dog can’t hold their pee. Whenever I change out the diaper I spray the bloody area with the hydrogen peroxide and repeating until it is gone. I have a dark brown spray bottle which had hydrogen peroxide in it when I purchased it and now I just refill it as needed. You will use a lot less of it when you use a spray bottle as a posed to pouring it onto the stain. The dark color of the bottle protects the hydrogen peroxide from going bad and not working like it normally does.
I can tell your husband is proud of you...♡
My smiles for the day.
😀
You guys have amazing equipment love the channel
Thanks Bill!
great video sandi i really enjoyed it your the best
Thanks for a great video !!
thanks Steve!
Awesome video 👍👍👍
Thanks Tony!!
Absolutely love your channel! Ive been here from the beginning, love seeing all the cool things you do!
Pink Freaking Panther!!!! Loved that show. It's still baffles me why they branded insulation with it.
I know!! Always wondered that also!
The stinkiness just means you've been working hard. Those tires are huge I don't think I've seen them that big up close on video anyway.
Really nice video! One thing we did to make our lives a little easier was to swap out our simple tire air inflator end with an air pressure gauge/inflator end.
We are still at least two weeks out from starting beans. Some guys around us are running. We are working ground and putting in winter wheat. Good luck!
Wish we could be putting in wheat! All the best to you guys!
Great video.
Thanks Wayne!
just a suggestion put the pin with the handle down on carts and cotter key up u will never lose a pin based on my experience moving trucks with a towed behind pickup chase vehicle they always work up rather than down
Interesting!! I have never heard of that!
Love the commentary. That is where your personality comes through and makes the video interesting and feel not like a John Deere (or Case or whatever) advertisement.
A nice intro, looks like Sandy.
Thanks!
Peroxide is good for getting blood out. Hair spray works on getting ink out
Great video again, thanks
Thanks Tony!
Holistic management to help manage the many complexities there is in farming to achive better life 👍 👍
For sure!
I really like the new intro👍👍👍👍
Thanks Candace!
Another great video. I know practicly nothing about soybeans.
I did not know how they are harvested. 🙂
Oh great! I hope this helped!
Great video
Discovered your channel today, very nice videos! I'm really blown away by the size of the machines. A lot of farmers (well, they are getting more rare everyday) around here in south germany still use their old equipment from the 60s or 70s, which is A LOT smaller than these machines here! xD
Oh btw, where are you guys from?
The white shirt / uniform is looking a little cultish :)
Not on purpose, but down to the bottom of the dresser drawers... laundry not high on priority list (as usual...LOL)
Love your 'Rules"
LOL
@@SandiBrock Do those rules apply outside the tractor?
Love the video
Thanks Matt!
woooow .. i love this life.. no boss no city ... which country you are .
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@@SandiBrock canada my love
i hope fall harvest goes better than hay went be safe and thanks to yall for what you do would like to learn more about your bean drill also do you see better yields with that drill over the 15 inch and the 7.5 or 7 inch rows
Great question! Mark still loves his planter for beans (I think his favourite was 20 inch rows)... but the drill is more versatile in handling more crops. We switched to solid seeded beans this year, but have done twin rows previously... Because of our shorter growing season he hoped to capture as much sunlight as possible.
@@SandiBrock i can see in some years and double croping this my do well and some years it could maybe not do so well both in saveing seed like this year when it turned off dry here on double crop beans being planted at some what of a less population the beans may do better just have to wait and see what the combine says when it gets put to work and do a side by side test on the choices
First rule,so true,we have the same understanding.lol.
LOL!!
@@SandiBrock I almost fell out of my chair laughing when I read that.
Hi great video thanks for sharing did you get a good crop of soybeans 👍👍👍🇬🇧
Thanks Ted!
I'm already "subbed" to your channel, - (but I haven't been watching you for long), - may I just say that was one of the nicest Guernseys I have seen for a long time. I'm in the UK and didn't know that any existed in the US, but then anything is feasible in your Country I suppose. We farmed Pigs - (hogs?), Chickens, (hundreds - all running about, NOT in sheds all their life), and some Corn (wheat etc) to use as food for them, plus of all odd things we had quite a big Cherry orchard as well. Unfortunately my wife died 10 years ago and I rather lost interest - (I know I shouldn't have) - so I sold up, - (they say behind every good man there is a good woman), - seemed true in my case anyhow. So now I sit with my feet up watching people like you on YT, - you have a lovely husband and family if I may say so, - long may you prosper.
She is canadian.
Usually Jess gives the camera the peace sign but not this video ,your neighbor from Goderich
LOL. she was a tired cookie in this one!
It's dry in Maryland too . We need rain
not really a soybean fan, and finding stuff without it keeps getting more difficult. Found out that soybeans cause an increase in estrogen and I already have enough possible hormone-based medical issues. I did however like the video, I did grow up in an rural-ish farming area but other than my grandma and great grandparents having their own gardens and my grandmother owning horses, I didn't have much of anything to do with farming. watching your videos teaches me about things I sometimes feel I missed out on learning.
Thanks so much for this... I love hearing how other people feel about what we grow. Sometimes we need to slow down and listen better to our consumers. This is why I love this platform.
I've noticed some combines have wide headers in these times, but don't remember seeing any weight added to the back..
No added weights that I know of...
Newer combines are designed with more of the combine weight on the back axle.
Also, there may be fluid in the back tires for weight.
Crazy Day 1
LOL!
You have the same grain cart as my grandpa
wouldn't be surprised if blood got on the seat before. seems like skinned elbows and etc... tend to happen when doing farm work.
LOL! True story!
Just heard about you through 680 news. I didn’t know soybean is harvested the same way as wheat or barley. I guess it’s a grain then.
Im old school. I still think of red as International Harvester Farmall before Case bought them out 🥴
I'm a little confused. Why do you plant 2 close rows, a gap, 2 rows, a gap and so on? Does your grain drill not allow for all close rows - higher yields.
So this way of planting is called 'twin row'... so Brett shut a row off in between with his drill.
We got into the beans yesterday, not good. Looks like we will have 30-40bu beans this year......uhhhhhhhhh
Ugh. I'm afraid we may have some all over the map... what a year.
Yep lots of short looking beans around Chatham kent also, bean a terrible year when planted so late.
Did the 4-H calf show happen to be in Stratford Ontario? I know I was at one last weekend there
You bet!
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Can u pls do daily vlogsssss
Really hard, but I'll try to get more videos out.
Do you ever bale any of the soybean straw people here in Ohio love it
5:20 ...... Surprised the dogs didn't do a self check ......😁 You stink.....no you stink...... guess we both stink.....
LOL!!!
Odd way to plant.Why 2 rows that close together ?
Are you blowing the chaff off the combine daily? There was a big pile when Mark was changing the concaves.
That may have been still left over from wheat harvest...
Hi Sandi..
whether the soybean needs to be processed before or feeds to the lambs directly.??
Adhi..
from Indonesia
I’m just curious why did you choose a Case combine and not a John Deere to match all of your tractors?
The Case combine was a purchase 5 years ago after only ever running Deere. We finally demoed this one used and found the sample way cleaner than the Deere that year (it was a bad harvest for fines if I remember right...)
I don’t even want to know how much those machines cost 😲 how much soybean do you have to harvest to pay for the machines?!?
How did Jess do at the fair
Middle of the pack! LOL. She's more of the social convenor...
Where do you get base reference GPS Dara from? A networked solution like VRS or single base line?
What are the names of your 4 legged helpers
Duke is our old boy, Kinsey is the young bossy lady...
Some BL action. (Bud light)
LOL!
Never heard buggy. I guess we call it a grain cart here
LOL. must be an Ontario thing...
Harvest =hasat (Turkish )
How much custom harvesting do you all do each year?
About 200 acres, a few more last year as a friend needed help...
I’ve heard about you growing soybeans and kept thinking what I eat that would have soybeans y is there a demand for them then I started cooking for a child with soybean allergy and good lord that stuff is in everything soybean this soybean oil that omg
Oh no! I hear ya... I'm sure its in so many things! Allergies can be so hard.
@@SandiBrock The soybean oil is what gets me tried to give the kid something different and looked at the bread to give her a ham sandwich and the bread has soybean oil it it !? co workers where laughing at me cause it suprised me so much looked at the bread and said " What in you needs soybean oil Mr. Bread?" don't ask me y the bread is a MR.
Metal wedding bands make be cringe in manual labor work. You all should look into qalo rings.
So does my phone! ads for those rings pop up all the time! I guess the universe is trying to tell me something!
what you do with the soy beans?
Rule #1 is a good way to keep the marriage healthy ^^
Agreed!LOL
I watch a lot of farm videos ( you're at the top of my list )... and it seems that almost every time I see an implement that has "lugged" tires... they're they run backward compared to the tractors... Why come???
Less wear
@@mmmbrrr3232 Never thought of that... Thanks!!
thanks Sean!
A non-powered lugged tire is backwards so the lugs help to keep the tire turning in muddy conditions.
A tire that is turning (rolling) has less resistance than a tire that is sliding (not turning).
Could I have chance to work with you in your sheep farm 🤗 just to learn 🤗
Clean your tractor windows woman lady 😄
Noted. LOL.
Why do you dock their tails like that? That must be so painful. I know it's for medical reasons involving faeces but isnt there a more humane way?
Yeah alot of work cruching and dipping
When they are really little, they seem to recover really quick... The other alternative is to cut and cauterize and I don't have the equipment to do that... If they are really reacting, i can administer a pain killer which really helps.
@@SandiBrock ok thank you for explaining, I was always so worried that it was painful, I guess it's just, like baby's, they have a higher stamina
Where you guys dry this year?
We were... after a very wet spring
Hi Sandy I Love Farm Channels but. Only handful my FAV. You in Top 10 I have a few you would Love. That guy on Mark Brock Channel he says( my way. MaNewer) 💩 funny Manure.. 😂😂 He. Says Manner? Manuuur ha ha ha 😂😂😂 He is fine EH
Sure wish I could still work n farm come help Y'all from Southern Shore Lake Ontario NY 👍💜👍💙🚜
LOL! I give him a hard time about how he says manure also!!
Hat
Are These Soyabeans For sheeps
Well it’s nice to see you’ve got a decent combine not one of those green things overpriced and Unreliable
LOL. We used to!! (it was pretty good too...)
You must have missed the green tractor. Lol
Is that a Hereford in the pen you put Ellie in to.
@MrCorb72 - Yes, and a very nice one if I may say so.
@@christopherlovelock9104 I'm in the uk. And live in Hereford so it's nice to see a local.
@MrCorb72 - In beautiful condition as well. Are they "Family Pets".?
@@MrCorb72 - Couldn't agree more - 'a little bit of England' in a Foreign Land as they say.
Dont you guys take showers very often,,they were saying some one you kinda 👃
Alright Sandi. I've steered clean on entering into the debate about how honest our media is now a days. But I really need to point something out. The coveralls you're wearing in your new opening animation, are nowhere near the condition of your actual coveralls. Tighten up your game Sandi!! :)
How to cuntrol weeds
Please don’t throw things at your partner people. In some jurisdictions that’s assault
Your cartoon thing is freakin' weird!
weird good? or weird bad?
It's a little creepy! I like your original introduction, but don't overthink my comment... I'm just one person! 😁