Our Soybeans Are Dying So We Are Replanting!!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Brody adds such awesome comedic touches at the most unexpected times. Really adds some levity to intense situations.
@floorpizza8074 - I agree!
The Bromance between Chet & Erik is incredible. ❤
When Chets beautiful adorable wife passed away Eric played a huge part in helping Chet get through those tough times, they have a friendship now or bond that will remain as long as they are living, Eric is also a great worker and is now farming some of his on ground!! He's just a nice stand up guy!!
@@lukedesselle2491 we remember those dark days.
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I have a problem with all this “ new” terminology…what happened to just good friends? Not intended to disrespect anyone…just having to tough timing swallowing change.
@@stephenjohnson5119Just takes time and practice, man. Change is difficult sometimes, but nonetheless inevitable. It's just like anything else in life - the more you just do it, the better you'll get at it *_and_* the easier it will be. It's cool though. Everybody has a hard time with some kind of change. We either go with it or we get left behind, though. Either way, we come out on the other side of it still kickin'.
You guys all work so well together and you’re all very experienced and knowledgeable and funny. And then you have Dougo and Amy. This channel is such a real treat. Thanks all of you!👍❤️
Yes the family projects would be fun to watch, Eric's place and brode's place the more videos of you guys horsing around on other projects the better for us.
When the Big Swede was talking or actually (rambling on) he was sounding more and more like Dougo !! Priceless
Thanks Chet!!
Great video….showing us all the decisions and stress that farmers deal with! Appreciate you sharing the inter workings of your farm!
Yep, its decided, the vacuum has definitely moved from a demo unit to being listed as an asset on Larson Farms balance sheet 😃
The ground is already prepared, the chemicals & fert have already been applied. I think the replant was the right call.
Praying for some rain and lots of great harvest time
I hope you feel better Chet. I’m watching this video with 6-8 weeks left in a boot for a broken ankle. Be careful out there. Thanks for the excellent content every week!
Hey Chet, I know this is a older video but in driving around our neighbors beans this spring I noticed patches in their beans looking just like your beans, it was more than one field, one other neighbor had it also but almost positive a different bean verity !
Hey Big Sweed , you all are getting comfortable with the camera!
That thing your driving is one awesome Thinger Dinger 😂😅
Chet.. everything will be ok. No matter what. I think replanting is a interesting decision. I can't wait till harvest. I believe you will be pleasantly surprised! 😊😊😊
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Sorry you have to replant so much soybeans. Wow. So much has just died in the field. Hope your replanting works good for you. Will be a late harvest and a hard harvest with the crossing type planting you are doing. Wow.
Believe Randy was right. About the only way to replant those soybeans.
Appreciate you explaining to us what you are doing and what the expectation is for the new soybeans. Thanks Chet.
I see Dougo is mowing the ditch edges. Always a summer job to do.
Chet I hope your ankle will get better. Take care of it. Sorry it got hurt.
All for now. Thanks for everything. You all take care and be safe.
Thanks.
The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
It would be interesting to compare a detailed soil map of the farm to what you are seeing with the beans. Soil can vary a lot, even in a small field. I hope your ankle is getting better, Chet. Thank you for sharing time on the farm. Please stay safe, and God bless.
I hope you all get the moisture that you need. Not too little and not too much God willing.
Chet Dougo Eric Broodie great explanations on the beansand showing the replant that is different from last year
U guys r amazing to watch. U just made my day. Love it. 😅😅😅😅
Hmmm Herman Nelson/Frost Fighter maybe next on the list for those winter thaws versus torch. Try going down to a y adapter and smaller suction size hose for ease of use/handling and having two hose action is quite helpful. Did it on our tow behind hydro vac and worked great. You could also see if you could mod up a swing arm to help with hose control. 👍
I've planted beans on July 4th and got 35 bu. Acre in north iowa. I got them from the red River valley northern MN. They were ready at the same time as the ones planted in May.
July 4th would be about the latest to get anything at their location . July 10th here in far southern MN . Depends when it freezes.
Farming would be perfect if we could control the rain. My grandmother used to pray for rain during tomato harvest season. One year it rained to much so my grandfather took her to church to pray for the rain to stop.
Chet has morphed into a mad chemist with that sweet trailer set up. I'm getting dizzy!
Well chat and Erik know what they are doing on farm
I reseeded some beans few yrs back... drive over good beans to replant and hope the make a crop!
I learn so much from your channel. I never knew all of the different types of chemicals that you put on your crops. So thank you for the info.
I just love the plot twist, how will it end..... Good luck boys!
Great use of the new vacume tool. Cleaning up just got much easier and faster. Heck of a promotional demo.
Everyone is getting so very good with the camera. They all have their own ways of presenting and tlaking about the farm and it's various aspects and jobs. I would like to see the Big Swede's shed and the work going on there. What happens with a variety that just doesn't perform or even grow? Does the farm just wear the cost or does the ag company that producded the poor performing product have some level of compensation? Or even insurance. Just curious as it seems like its a huge arae of bad crop.
Chet, please tell me you are wearing gloves while you are working with the chemicals. You are way way too valuable to end up with chemical effects, and I don’t mean just to the farm but also to the new life you will be starting and to all of humanity. You give a lot in many ways, brighten many lives, so don’t ever feel insignificant! The Swede and Brody are great additions to your team to accomplish your goals for the farm. They hold you in great respect. Love your vids, I get your humor.
I love watching the steerable hitch follow the tractor exactly
ERRRIK!!! I jumped and yelled when Erik put the cap back on the sprayer but only fastened one of the clamps! LOL --- Great content as always!
Good show
Show... excelent
I bought from Harbor Freight sand blasting gloves which are a heavy duty rubber glove that don’t rip out like the light duty green ones.
Total pros.....love you guys
Have you checked on chemical carryover from last year on them yellow beans? I had heard being it was dry last fall and this spring that there had been carryover damage …. Just thought I’d mention that…
thank you
You coulda sprayed 17gpa and did the whole 140 ac field in one fill 🤔..and that skid vac is quite the tool. Made easy work of that planter clean out.i think u can get a pro box under the bulk tanks also and open the cleanout doors. Ivers had a neat thing u hang on a box to load the planter with like u did with your cardboard
Wow this season has been a bummer! Hope this new planting does some good
going to be an interesting harvest on that field
Good day Chet and to the whole Larsen farm family, the Bid Swede, as well as to Brody. I would just like to take the opportunity to Thank you for your videos.
P.S. Chet please remember to post your wedding photos/video so that we can all experience the Happy event with you .
The windshield in your truck…. 😂😂ya know Rain X makes great bug windshield washer fluid.
Hey Chet Dougo n boys hopefully you get some rain and good crops
Southern Indiana where we're from we just finished planting double-crop yesterday behind our wheat we plant from a 35 to 40 and we'll use a running around Halloween or week before
Gosh did you see the Big Swede just pull that bag tab straight up as the others struggled a bit. No wonder Chet called for the Big Swede power.
It works planting at an angle real well. It is done a lot in our area.
Here in central Michigan we farm some muck ground and ours will do that especially on a dry year. Ours is a manganese deficiency. We have to spray them ones or twice a year.
Awesome video guys. 🚜🚜🚜
Great video! It's a big decision to go back start to replant soybeans!
Can't wait to see how those beans turn out. We can't buy a rainstorm in MN right now. Lots of potential and then blows right by
Am praying for rain for you guys and everyone out there. I remember you saying that you just have to trust in God. It ain't easy to do it, but keep trusting.
The joy of farming hay. I'm not sure what would be worse this or having to replant because mice have eaten all the seed in the ground.
Welcome to our world. We patch in almost every year here in Ohio.
If we don't make mistakes, we never learn. If we don't try new things, we never learn. You're Learnin'
It can be painful running over some beans but it will be fine. Planting on an angle works good, you probably could have planted between the existing rows without too much trouble being on 20 inch rows.
In central Illinois they plant soybeans after harvesting their winter wheat.
That's usually called double cropping.
Great video
Question Chet. What's keeping you from putting in some sort of irrigation, like pivots or.... ?
Our double crop beams planted even up to July 15 we can still get 40nto 50 bu I we get right rains
Thank You for sharing
Better to have a crop trying to grow there over having a huge weed patch it definitely hurts replanting hopefully with harvest you guys get cold nights up there early a good frost always helps soybeans turn….. you have to do the best you can with what you have I hope it works 🤞🤞
You all are the BEST 👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Is it just me. Or does concerned Chet sound more and more like dougo. Could just be me lol. Love the videos guys
Sos pads and windex cleans windshields real nice
Wow!! Nasty looking beans! Hope the reseeding comes out good! I realize that everything you do as a farmer is a gamble but DANG!! Pretty smart using the super sucker to get the beans out of the planter, kudos to you. I thought you'd lost the war till you pulled up the handles on that bag. Gotta be pretty flexible in the farm world. Thanks guys, always enjoy watching you tackle and whup the normal farming problems. Blessings on you ALL!!
Get a set of the Rubber Gloves they use for working with Acids. The ones I’ve seen were Yellow and very thick/heavy-duty.
Enjoyed the video Chet 😊
I am Big Foot shocked that you guys don't have at least millions watching...
Ur beans are heat waving
I enjoy his videos, he has a great personality
I would do a soil test from both area. The area where the beans are Green and one from the bad area. Wouldn't hurt. Great video 👍
June 20th video...oh wow... still a good video.
Man my section in SW MN has gotten normal rain. My 60ft well is plump full. The county is in elevated drought levels yet my section is normal it’s so weird
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Replanting is the hardest thing in the world to do. Don’t know where to start and stop and it’s usually a disappointment come fall. We had a bunch this spring as well.
Good luck guys..
Dad always said the corn is reaching for rain.
Hmm chet maybe some soil sampleing is needed ?
Have you had rain in the last 3 weeks since your replanted? We’ve had 28 days of over 100 degrees and all of next week will be pushing 107. We irrigate here but water is on short supply. The river gets shutdown next week and we have to pump ground water to get us through the year. Not fun times in NM.
We had to replant after a hail storm in Northern Kansas in the early 70s
I will trade giant ragweed with your waterhemp. Been spraying with numerous chemicals (24D and roundup for years)
Start sucking water out of the lake a sprayers in the evening start watering the fields maybe use theY drop hoses
You are in the forecasted early cold area. Hope the July beans make it.
Could there have been an error in the spray chemical mixtures or quantities that may have had a negative effect on those beans?
It’s crazy how much snow you guys had and all the moisture is gone
most of the snow melt ran off . never made it in to the ground.
I think it’s a great idea to replant in those dead areas, better than not doing anything…..good luck guys!
Would still like to see you run a hagie
Nothing about farming looks easy. The risk is incredible. I guess the love of the land is what keeps you going when things get rough…Gentlemen, we owe you a heap of respect for keeping us fed. Thank you!
Dougo's struggle bus shows up at the farm. Did you ever check out a reclaim system for you sprayers. Saving chemicals and money.
Not everything can be perfect. I have seen alot of weather conditions in 63 years.
P praying for your crops okay watch this rain. For you 🙏
Big Swede check out Rig Pig gloves. I'm 6'4", big hands and they work great for me when I'm spraying. Also they're tough as nails.
We using cotton gloves with rubber/latex on it, they expensive but hold up a long time
Try the kinco 7184 gloves. Use them in my job for handling 12% sodium hypochlorite. Cheap for what they are and last a good while
The 20s and 30's are the best, enjoy!
Love that skid loader Skid-Vac idea. Great idea.
Make your Grandma a greenhouse!
I have a couple fields that are pretty yellow also, not to the extent of turning brown, there flex soybeans on corn ground one person I talked to thinks it's chemical carryover from last year maybe armezon pro. I put down granular soygreen with the air drill so I don't think it's an idc problem
What a tough decision to make. Hope everything works for you!