This guy's yields are fantastic. I remember 20 or so years ago when I was selling John Deere parts that good crops included 2 bale cotton, 2 ton peanuts and 200 bushels per acre corn were considered exceptional. Keep up the good work!
ThisnThatPackRat I guess my comment didn't set well with you. Hope you have yields that comparable to what you are applying. I wasn't meaning to upset anyone. It was just an observation. I hope you have great results!
ThisnThatPackRat Thanks for the insight! No, I am not a farmer and don't have the stuff to gamble with the Lord over rain or the lack thereof. It was just a layman's formula back in the 80s to listen and try to decide whether my farm customers were having 'good' yields. We know who posted this vid and it couldn't be anything that would be too damning to a GA farmer. Mighty dry in East central GA right now and when I rode down to my campsite this morning I noticed every center pivot that I could see was pumping hard. The young man along with his Dad who manage my Uncle's Estate farm both said they would like to see 3/4 inches of rain because it covered all parts of the field and does a whole lot more good than 1 inch of pumped water. As far as nitrogen goes I hope their injection with a 'lay by' boom will use most of their nitrogen for the crop rather than turn into run off. There's a nice 8 acre pond that is the beneficiary of many liquids that run off of the pivot crops during rainy spells. . I was thinking nitrogen was one thing but are some of the other chemicals applied more dangerous to the pond and it's aquatic life? Pesticides and Round Up come to mind. Thanks again.
I like the way the combine was running through the field. It always seems to me that farmers are in too big of a hurry and run combines too fast to make sure that all of the yield is harvested.
Thanks for the analysis! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
I have no problem believe this, our hybrids today have very high potential, if you have enough water at the right times, take care of your pests, weeds, and other diseases, use enough N P & K (not just use it, but make sure its available to your crop) at the right times, and provide that crop with the correct micronutrients when it needs them. It will be different for ever grower throughout the country, but its very possible. I know David Hula in Virginia last year grew some 4-500 bushel corn.
Can corn-fields be used for Acetone-Butanol fermentation? It's been researched for over 80 years, especially with the researches that went along with ethanol fermentation.
John. Taxes comes roughly to 42%. What makes it harder in South africa is our inflation rates, coupled to a 14% sales tax... Now sales tax you get back at the end of the season, but you need to pay it anyways. It is expensive to borrow money, even on equipment we pay 12.5% where I know in America you can get down to 0% on some brands. or 3% over a longer period. But we need to run new equipment and be on the cutting edge of technology to make that yeilds possible.
Could higher CO2 in the air part of the reason he did so well. I have read Patrick Moore talking about "greening of the planet." I wonder how many yield records have been broken...just wondering.
It's a solar cycle and rain cycle playing with exceptional growing practices in ever improving hybrids. C02 sales pitch works in the city...but forest fire smoke will not improve yields...timely rains do more than any agricultural practices...including irrigation.
i'm sure he dumped the same amount of herbicides, pesticides and fertilizer as other farmers who grow corn. ok he probaly dumped a little more fertiliser but only the amount that corn needs. his secret is water. his corn is probably even healthier than some corn which didn't grow in such ideal conditions.
He's constantly pulling tissue samples, water only when you need to, variable rate fertilize, if it doesn't need it don't put it out there. You have to know your corn crop has what it needs, not hope or guess it does.
My dad grows corn and soybeans in South Africa, his cornyeilds this year was running average 11 tons per hectare I guess that is about 154 bushel per acre? It is dryland though. Some areas made 182bu/ac
My Request to you all and scientists and Farmers market to grow such biggest Farm in my State Odisha, Bhubaneswar, Khurda, Cuttack in Odisha state in India
I think to break records you have to use too much Fertilizer .. I am interested in No-Till Records not stated here if he is a sod buster or a no-till Farmer ?
That combine was made to harvest corn and other specific crops. Some combine are made too only harvest one type of crop. For example, tomatoe, blueberries, potatoes etc.
+Vailhem He is also making 15 T/ac. of stalks and roots to make OM. His yield is now in 2015 over 450 bu. When stalks go from 8 lb to 1 lb OM that's 3,700lb OM. The OM oxidizes with help from fungi + bacteria and go to provide N, P, S, ect. while biochar is just a way to store minerals.
Yep more than likely did happen that way but Monstano was not in the game then so the native peoples way of crossing crops was between same species ( Open Pollination) not cross Genetic species which is GMO's
so in reply all us farmers will stop raising go crops and I mean world wide your only task in this is to personally tell the 3.5 to 4 billion people that are going die of stavation why. My family has farmed for 5 generation in North Dakota and you have no concept of modern farming so shut up go home and be happy your not hungry
He probably had $1200/acre in it to produce. I read he broke 500 bushel per acre this past year. It's amazing but too bad it's all done with chemical and irrigation...basically fake food.
Funny how the farmer pays great attention to detail and yet still runs a walker combine. Terrible looking sample running even that slow. Deere sure tricked a lot of 20th century farmers.
+Richard Cassel JD has a new 21st century walker "W series" combine that competes against the Claas Lexion. It has a setup cylinder and two threshing cylinders.
No, I'm not stupid. Pioneer HI-Bred corn seeds are GMO's, the brand name on it matters very little. When you dump huge amounts of chemical pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers on monocultured land you destroy the soil and encourage pest problems. Also planting GMO's often contaminates neighboring farms which cuases all kinds of problems for farmers (i.e. ignorant fools) like me. That's not being a "steward of the land", that's being a maruader of the land for short term profits.
+sstroh08 The way i understand corn's start, the first was a cross between two different species and man saved this new cross and developed it. It was not equipped to survive in the wild. The cross had a very small seed stem.
well at least he looks decent compared to the popular belief on how farmers look with the overalls and stuff .. dont think they dress like that anymore though... lol..
Modern farming is a far cry from what it used to be. It's not about hard physical labor any more, someone with an engineering and biology background will be much more successful
There's no "killing the land" with all of those chemicals. Apparently you have been brain washed and really have no clue of farming practices these days.
I was at a meeting were he was speaking and wanted him to show me the scale tickets. He wouldn't show them to me to prove his yield. He started to talk to someone else. He is full of shit. Computer weights. Big charts that look great. No proof. I go off the elevator scale not on what if.
I live close to mr.randy, actually spread a little fertilizer for him, I've seen it with my own eyes, but I bet if he did show you scale weights, you'd probably still doubt him.
congatuations to the farmer.350 is an amazing accomplishment.
This guy's yields are fantastic. I remember 20 or so years ago when I was selling John Deere parts that good crops included 2 bale cotton, 2 ton peanuts and 200 bushels per acre corn were considered exceptional. Keep up the good work!
ThisnThatPackRat I guess my comment didn't set well with you. Hope you have yields that comparable to what you are applying. I wasn't meaning to upset anyone. It was just an observation. I hope you have great results!
ThisnThatPackRat Thanks for the insight! No, I am not a farmer and don't have the stuff to gamble with the Lord over rain or the lack thereof. It was just a layman's formula back in the 80s to listen and try to decide whether my farm customers were having 'good' yields. We know who posted this vid and it couldn't be anything that would be too damning to a GA farmer. Mighty dry in East central GA right now and when I rode down to my campsite this morning I noticed every center pivot that I could see was pumping hard. The young man along with his Dad who manage my Uncle's Estate farm both said they would like to see 3/4 inches of rain because it covered all parts of the field and does a whole lot more good than 1 inch of pumped water.
As far as nitrogen goes I hope their injection with a 'lay by' boom will use most of their nitrogen for the crop rather than turn into run off. There's a nice 8 acre pond that is the beneficiary of many liquids that run off of the pivot crops during rainy spells. . I was thinking nitrogen was one thing but are some of the other chemicals applied more dangerous to the pond and it's aquatic life? Pesticides and Round Up come to mind.
Thanks again.
Great advice.Thanks Randy !
I want to know cost per bushel to accomplish that yield.
I like the way the combine was running through the field. It always seems to me that farmers are in too big of a hurry and run combines too fast to make sure that all of the yield is harvested.
If you got an axial flow combine, there's no problem going fast
Randy talked about his JD 9600 going 1.7mph with a 6 row head in 300bu corn...and getting every kernel...
Very obvious watching the vid it was slowed down. Watch the guy walking,,,he’s going in slow motion
He got all the 'cides!
Thanks for the analysis! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
you will keep up with it and it will pay off in the long run...
I have no problem believe this, our hybrids today have very high potential, if you have enough water at the right times, take care of your pests, weeds, and other diseases, use enough N P & K (not just use it, but make sure its available to your crop) at the right times, and provide that crop with the correct micronutrients when it needs them. It will be different for ever grower throughout the country, but its very possible. I know David Hula in Virginia last year grew some 4-500 bushel corn.
Corn is 100 percent weather. It must be changing? Lol.
*Corn*
Can corn-fields be used for Acetone-Butanol fermentation? It's been researched for over 80 years, especially with the researches that went along with ethanol fermentation.
Now thats a winner!
Hi Dan. Our average comes to 35 inches a year, average summer temps rarely goes north of 87 farenheit.
Very good farm
Hi!
Congratulations for the acomplishment!
How many seeds per Acre?
I wanna start a farming business how do I start??? Where do I learn how to farm???
John.
Taxes comes roughly to 42%. What makes it harder in South africa is our inflation rates, coupled to a 14% sales tax...
Now sales tax you get back at the end of the season, but you need to pay it anyways.
It is expensive to borrow money, even on equipment we pay 12.5% where I know in America you can get down to 0% on some brands. or 3% over a longer period.
But we need to run new equipment and be on the cutting edge of technology to make that yeilds possible.
Fantastic
Could higher CO2 in the air part of the reason he did so well. I have read Patrick Moore talking about "greening of the planet." I wonder how many yield records have been broken...just wondering.
It's a solar cycle and rain cycle playing with exceptional growing practices in ever improving hybrids.
C02 sales pitch works in the city...but forest fire smoke will not improve yields...timely rains do more than any agricultural practices...including irrigation.
@@tf7274 I read that some green houses increase CO2 levels to 1500. I am not asking if it is the major part but if it is a significant part.
Modern
hows the moisture down there? do you guys get much rain?
I live in Louisiana I yielded 231 bushels to the acre of yellow corn.
Ronald, Interested to buy corn from you. Plz contact 00-31-653643286.
Good Farm
Randy hasn't beaten david hula yet.
i'm sure he dumped the same amount of herbicides, pesticides and fertilizer as other farmers who grow corn. ok he probaly dumped a little more fertiliser but only the amount that corn needs. his secret is water. his corn is probably even healthier than some corn which didn't grow in such ideal conditions.
He's constantly pulling tissue samples, water only when you need to, variable rate fertilize, if it doesn't need it don't put it out there. You have to know your corn crop has what it needs, not hope or guess it does.
Why not use tonnes, what the heck is bushels
Bushels are what grain is measured in here in North America, it’s not comparable to tonnes as it’s a volume unit not weight.
that must be good dirt
My dad grows corn and soybeans in South Africa, his cornyeilds this year was running average 11 tons per hectare I guess that is about 154 bushel per acre?
It is dryland though.
Some areas made 182bu/ac
christiaanajcronje 11 tonns/hectare are 175 bushels / acre
@@francescoferigutti7306 dose it include the cob or just the seeds?
@@Fx_Explains seeds only
@@francescoferigutti7306 thanks!!
Luar biasa pertanian dengan teknologi terbaik
cool thanks!
My Request to you all and scientists and Farmers market to grow such biggest Farm in my State Odisha, Bhubaneswar, Khurda, Cuttack in Odisha state in India
Welcome in Tanzania land is huge bring technology and skill
Bad idea
I think to break records you have to use too much Fertilizer .. I am interested in No-Till Records not stated here if he is a sod buster or a no-till Farmer ?
Congratulation welcome in Africa land is virgin and huge bring technology and
sir I won' t go hungry I know how to farm too but the right way the way that leads to self reliant life go fig!
Why not use a corn combine harvester?
That combine was made to harvest corn and other specific crops. Some combine are made too only harvest one type of crop. For example, tomatoe, blueberries, potatoes etc.
Pour on the chemicals and mono crop.
No one I know of will put in the time or effort that Mr. Randy does, but they want to tell him how they could do the same..........
Needs some biochar and some SumaGrow... he'd reach 400 in no time
+Vailhem He is also making 15 T/ac. of stalks and roots to make OM. His yield is now in 2015 over 450 bu. When stalks go from 8 lb to 1 lb OM that's 3,700lb OM. The OM oxidizes with help from fungi + bacteria and go to provide N, P, S, ect. while biochar is just a way to store minerals.
+Robert Reznik There's a bit more to biochar than *just* a way to store minerals
And handsome too. 😘
Based
Yep more than likely did happen that way but Monstano was not in the game then so the native peoples way of crossing crops was between same species ( Open Pollination) not cross Genetic species which is GMO's
so in reply all us farmers will stop raising go crops and I mean world wide your only task in this is to personally tell the 3.5 to 4 billion people that are going die of stavation why. My family has farmed for 5 generation in North Dakota and you have no concept of modern farming so shut up go home and be happy your not hungry
Really? Because from what I've seen, more and more people are turning away from GMO's, so that argument doesn't really work out.
sure he had the highest yield but did he make money. Inputs are expensive!
yes,,,, lovely corn.... farming is great ... fun and exciting.... yeah...buy now...
he looks like Channing Tatum
yes, kick off and play... buy now............ lovely corn.......
Georgia the growers of corn and peaches and peanuts and pecans 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜
But next year their wells will be dry.
It's been 5 years, Wells still have plenty of water..............
brett faaaaaaaaavre!
He probably had $1200/acre in it to produce. I read he broke 500 bushel per acre this past year. It's amazing but too bad it's all done with chemical and irrigation...basically fake food.
What’s the problem with feed nitrogen to the corn if that’s what it needs for higher yields
?? How can food be 'fake', without this kind of 'fake' food majority of people would be starving.
ah, thats the normality in italy. But taxes and others shits made us in negative. Awesome!
Non è proprio la normalità, non tutti fanno 230 quintali ettaro😂
UH, whos seed did he use? Monsantos?
johnnyboypdq no, pioneer
Can't read or listen too well I guess. It tells you the seeds🙄🙄
Funny how the farmer pays great attention to detail and yet still runs a walker combine. Terrible looking sample running even that slow. Deere sure tricked a lot of 20th century farmers.
+Richard Cassel JD has a new 21st century walker "W series" combine that competes against the Claas Lexion. It has a setup cylinder and two threshing cylinders.
+Richard Cassel that video was also slow motion.
The video is in slo mo.
אני מת על החקלאות
khaled taliaa no
Jesus saves
No, I'm not stupid. Pioneer HI-Bred corn seeds are GMO's, the brand name on it matters very little. When you dump huge amounts of chemical pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers on monocultured land you destroy the soil and encourage pest problems. Also planting GMO's often contaminates neighboring farms which cuases all kinds of problems for farmers (i.e. ignorant fools) like me. That's not being a "steward of the land", that's being a maruader of the land for short term profits.
colston proud, apparently you are pretty ignorant.
Yes it is nice corn too bad it is GMO GMO's cost more than they save that the cold hard truth are record crops worth our health give it some thought?
+colplowboyif corn was never genetically modified an ear would be about the size of a quarter, don't believe the crap you read about hybrids....
+sstroh08 The way i understand corn's start, the first was a cross between two different species and man saved this new cross and developed it. It was not equipped to survive in the wild. The cross had a very small seed stem.
You obviously don't know the definition of gmo....
well at least he looks decent compared to the popular belief on how farmers look with the overalls and stuff .. dont think they dress like that anymore though... lol..
Modern farming is a far cry from what it used to be. It's not about hard physical labor any more, someone with an engineering and biology background will be much more successful
In the end he will kill the land with all those Chemicals.
There's no "killing the land" with all of those chemicals. Apparently you have been brain washed and really have no clue of farming practices these days.
I was at a meeting were he was speaking and wanted him to show me the scale tickets. He wouldn't show them to me to prove his yield. He started to talk to someone else. He is full of shit. Computer weights. Big charts that look great. No proof. I go off the elevator scale not on what if.
I live close to mr.randy, actually spread a little fertilizer for him, I've seen it with my own eyes, but I bet if he did show you scale weights, you'd probably still doubt him.
Of course gmo hillarious. Short term glory is great. Unfortunately gmo are make more problems than good
Bs. What problems are there?