It’s ok to have that stuff! It lets you know that seed is passing through, for me hopefully it’s planting lol, keeps you lined up while no tilling into sprayed down land with out looking for row markers mark! So whether you invest a lot or little it all comes out in the end . Plus with the amount of acres you tend probably helps with fatigue. I thank you cousin Russ for watching the video and commenting! It’s always appreciated!
Looks good Scotty! Corn planters are starting to roll here! Mother nature is not letting up on the "winter like" weather, so it could be kinda tough this spring to get in the field, seems to not be warming up very fast, and wind is blowing way more then usual for April.
It’ll eventually get ready to happen there ,in my years of experience. Seed time and harvest! Makes you nervous though when you want to go but can’t . Patience. How’s school coming along? Thanks for watching the video and commenting Charles n John 👍🏻
@@gleanerk Just hooked the planter up yesterday actually. And college has been pretty tough the past month and a half, we are making it through, been a struggle, but taking it a day at a time.
I was thinking you had listed up the rows first. I caught that dig to Monsanto. I know what you mean bout that. It’s a shame that seed/ chemical companies say you can’t replant. We always replanted every other year. When we were farming we could take our seeds ( wheat, beans and corn) to a Southern States co-op to have them cleaned and treated to replant.
A Few Peanut farmers run what is called a Ripper-Hipper to throw up beds about a month before planting, then knock the tops off the beds when they plant.....Can do it with cotton also to make sure the seed is put in moist soil....less than 1 knuckle deep.... Two knuckles deep and you will never see it again
I certainly hope so for all of us! “ bountiful crop” . I just felt like trying it on a ridge to see if it’ll make better bushels. We have thin topsoil here .
That’s awesome you’re already in the field got your corn planted did you make any adjustments to the planner as to the rate of seed you’re putting into the ground or did you did you leave it like last year
I screwed up in a few places lol! I ran a 2 row beddder back when we did tobacco and we planted 4 rows at a time . My uncle and dad were very good teachers! Thanks for the kinds words also ! I appreciate that!
Shoot a crow and hang him it plain sight.........Crows are smart.... they aiways send a scout......when he sees the hanging crow he will signal stay away! We do this when the pecans start dropping......
Heck 3 ft tall eagle might scare me too lol! Just picking! Thanks for the idea, them crows can mess up a row or to . 🤬. Thanks Mike for the suggestion and being here, I appreciate that very much!
It was warm and dry up to today. Done turned cold and rain a inch or so . Rain good cold not so good lol ! Thanks for watching and commenting friend, I appreciate that very much!
Good to see you out there, Cousin Scott, getting the planting started. I hope to get some planting done soon, too, if the weather cooperates. Pretty rainy right now.
Did an excellent job from what I see. Been raining so much here no one has been able to get in the fields to plant. Sold my 1010ru and replaced it with something else
Yes 38 inch rows! It’s a experiment to see if I can increase my bushels here on the farm . Our topsoil here is thin . Thanks for the kind words Markis B , I appreciate that very much!
We call that ridge till up here i used to do the same thing and we did put everything in row with ridges and got good use of the fertilizer vs broadcasting. Only downfall was we had to setup equipment for it on 30 inch rows . We went away from it cause of cost to get tractors and equipment setup for it . I did 2 passes in one with the ridge tool with dry fertilizer and the anhydrous application. It took a big horse to pull it and it was a 60ft long train going across the field
Nice thing is that this fall prices will more then likely be at record highs. And unlike commercial farmers you have not locked in your sell price before first seed goes into ground. You should be able to get the available and probably high spot market pricing.
Well you definitely have a head start 😁. A few of my conventional neighbors are running 🤷♂️. Seems cool, but I think they’re watching the drought areas to the west and taking a gamble. Your field looks great 👍🏻.
Lord have mercy ! Cousin Scott you got corn in early this year ! I havent even been able to drive a tractor in the field yet and as of right now as I type this its snowing ! Well with it going in early are you going to plant wheat this fall after the corn comes off ? I think you a month ahead of the Big Time Farmers so I really hope you get a bumper crop ! Cousin Bandit
@@gleanerk Cousin this is what I love about youtube, You might be able to get anything done but you can watch others and cheer them on while you wish you could be doing the same thing. Go cousin Scott Go ! Cousin Bandit
Man yeah!!! Been waiting.on this day!! Boy you sure did well this time, the rows😁😉 That is awesome!! Never thought of that before, got your fertilizer in as well🤔😉😉 Man I miss the days of running the bedder for tobacco plants!! Love the process cousin Scott, blessings.from above with this heaven sent rain today!! Can't wait to see them pop up!! Grear job my friend, I am taking notes!! Thank you for bringing us along!!!
The ground is still too cold for planting here in Iowa Scott. As of last Friday morning, the ground temp was only 39 degrees. Needs to be 20 degrees warmer at a minimum for the corn to grow. It gets down to below freezing or just barely above with a lot of cloud cover during the day. Farmers here are getting ancy. Add to that the cost of fertilizer and fuel, they are getting very nervous. Anhydrous is $1800 per ton. I believe it was $365 per ton last year at this time. Let’s go Brandon!
Yep let’s remove Brandon and coworkers. Reinstate the real winner. Thanks for dropping by Gary watching and commenting friend! Ps I do appreciate you sharing your 2520 video today!
We ain't gonna have to put a cooler of beer on each end of the field to plow it are we?.....A black snake ain't gonna hurt his back crawlin down those rows is he? just joshing cuz
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Still have seed left over so stay tuned ! Thanks to all who enjoy watching these videos and thanks to all subscribers new n old !
Looking good Scott!👍🌽
Thanks Keith for the good words ,watching the video and commenting friend!
Corn gonna look good on dem Listered rows!...😉
Can’t hardly wait to see the results cousin Troy ! Thanks for being here watching and commenting buddy!
Sometimes I wish I didn’t have a cab full of monitors. You are living the good life!
It’s ok to have that stuff! It lets you know that seed is passing through, for me hopefully it’s planting lol, keeps you lined up while no tilling into sprayed down land with out looking for row markers mark! So whether you invest a lot or little it all comes out in the end . Plus with the amount of acres you tend probably helps with fatigue. I thank you cousin Russ for watching the video and commenting! It’s always appreciated!
It'll be interesting to see how this works out! I Pretty cool idea there Scott. I look forward to seeing the progress. Take good care
Thanks Chris for dropping by hope y’all are doing well!
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Thank you john hayes #3 for the support friend, it’s a appreciated very much!
Looks good Scotty! Corn planters are starting to roll here! Mother nature is not letting up on the "winter like" weather, so it could be kinda tough this spring to get in the field, seems to not be warming up very fast, and wind is blowing way more then usual for April.
It’ll eventually get ready to happen there ,in my years of experience. Seed time and harvest! Makes you nervous though when you want to go but can’t . Patience. How’s school coming along? Thanks for watching the video and commenting Charles n John 👍🏻
@@gleanerk Just hooked the planter up yesterday actually. And college has been pretty tough the past month and a half, we are making it through, been a struggle, but taking it a day at a time.
Thanks for sharing 👍♐
Hello my friend, thanks for dropping by watching and commenting! It’s very much appreciated!
We subsoiled and bedded that way for many years using a Ford 2000. Corn, cotton and soybeans.
That’s the same practice I too grew up in ! Thanks James for sharing your history with us and watching and commenting friend! It’s appreciated!
That time of year again
Yes it is my friend Colton!
Fascinating.
Thanks Joey , it is isn’t it! Thanks for dropping by watching and commenting friend!
Wonderful, thank you for sharing!
And thank you for watching the video and commenting friend! I appreciate that!
I was thinking you had listed up the rows first. I caught that dig to Monsanto. I know what you mean bout that. It’s a shame that seed/ chemical companies say you can’t replant. We always replanted every other year. When we were farming we could take our seeds ( wheat, beans and corn) to a Southern States co-op to have them cleaned and treated to replant.
Times have changed !
Praise God, He is Risen! and corn seed is in the ground!
Thanks and amen cousin Wayne
Interesting method of planting, hope you have a bountiful crop. Thx
A Few Peanut farmers run what is called a Ripper-Hipper to throw up beds about a month before planting, then knock the tops off the beds when they plant.....Can do it with cotton also to make sure the seed is put in moist soil....less than 1 knuckle deep.... Two knuckles deep and you will never see it again
I certainly hope so for all of us! “ bountiful crop” . I just felt like trying it on a ridge to see if it’ll make better bushels. We have thin topsoil here .
Ripper bedder we called them Super Hay Man David!
That’s awesome you’re already in the field got your corn planted did you make any adjustments to the planner as to the rate of seed you’re putting into the ground or did you did you leave it like last year
Using the same rate , thanks for watching and commenting mrour Canada! 👍🏻
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Thank you so much ozz for your support friend! It’s always appreciated!
Love that cuz Scott. Looks great!
Thanks cousin Greg ! I’m glad you think it looks great ! That’s encouraging!
If I remember right you gotta a two row cultivator? That’s some fancy tractor driving… bedding on two and planting on four… you need to give lessons!!
I screwed up in a few places lol! I ran a 2 row beddder back when we did tobacco and we planted 4 rows at a time . My uncle and dad were very good teachers! Thanks for the kinds words also ! I appreciate that!
Sounds like you need a scarecrow
Or sit in the nearby woods with buck shot lol !
Nice to see planting season starting!
Yes it is King Randy, thanks for watching and commenting friend! I do appreciate that very much!
@@gleanerk Thank YOU for posting great content!
Thank you for enjoying it ! That’s very encouraging for me!! Thanks again my friend!
@@gleanerk You are welcome!
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Amarillo! Thanks my friend!
@@gleanerk 💯🤝
Looks good
Thanks Robert, I appreciate that very much!
Good to see the you were able to get your corn plated. Thanks for the ride along. Take care.
Glad you enjoyed it cousin Ron ! You be careful too !
It works for geese, if you cut out a silhouettes of a 3' high bald eagle with a white head standing in your field to keep birds out.
Shoot a crow and hang him it plain sight.........Crows are smart.... they aiways send a scout......when he sees the hanging crow he will signal stay away! We do this when the pecans start dropping......
Heck 3 ft tall eagle might scare me too lol! Just picking! Thanks for the idea, them crows can mess up a row or to . 🤬. Thanks Mike for the suggestion and being here, I appreciate that very much!
Looking good Cousin!
Why thank you cousin William for the encouraging words, I appreciate that very much!
Good evening scott looks good
Good next evening to you Ron ! Thanks for the encouraging words!
Well look at you getting it done early this year 👍🏻
Yessir cousin, wanting to get a few more bushes this year I hope! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Just in time for some rain to get it jump started.
Yes it worked out beautiful! Thanks Joey !
It's in the ground 👍😁
Happy Resurrection day cousin!!
Thanks cousin Ed, and happy RESURRECTION day to you too !
Sure looks warm and dry there. I'm happy to see someone planting.
It was warm and dry up to today. Done turned cold and rain a inch or so . Rain good cold not so good lol ! Thanks for watching and commenting friend, I appreciate that very much!
Right on track Scott! Snow and rain mix here tonight!
Thanks cousin Brad for the encouraging words, watching and commenting! I do appreciate that very much! Hope you’re healing up well from your surgery!
@@gleanerk Thank you Scott, feeling better with every passing day!
Good to see you out there, Cousin Scott, getting the planting started. I hope to get some planting done soon, too, if the weather cooperates. Pretty rainy right now.
Thanks Charlie for watching and commenting friend! I appreciate that very much! Rained here today that’s why I rushed to get it planted!
Did an excellent job from what I see. Been raining so much here no one has been able to get in the fields to plant. Sold my 1010ru and replaced it with something else
You sold my 1010 ? I’m curious to see what you’ve bought . Hey thanks James for watching the video and commenting buddy!
I like your old school planter set up. You don't see farmers planting corn on beds anymore like they use to. I like it. You planting 38 inch rows?
Yes 38 inch rows! It’s a experiment to see if I can increase my bushels here on the farm . Our topsoil here is thin . Thanks for the kind words Markis B , I appreciate that very much!
We call that ridge till up here i used to do the same thing and we did put everything in row with ridges and got good use of the fertilizer vs broadcasting. Only downfall was we had to setup equipment for it on 30 inch rows . We went away from it cause of cost to get tractors and equipment setup for it . I did 2 passes in one with the ridge tool with dry fertilizer and the anhydrous application. It took a big horse to pull it and it was a 60ft long train going across the field
I was hoping since our topsoil here was so thin that it might help in production ( bushels) this year . Thanks AJ for watching and commenting friend!
Great to see the corn seed going into the ground. Doing a nice job!!
Hey thanks friend for the encouraging words, watching and commenting! I do appreciate that very much!
Nice thing is that this fall prices will more then likely be at record highs. And unlike commercial farmers you have not locked in your sell price before first seed goes into ground. You should be able to get the available and probably high spot market pricing.
I hope so Amos ! I like your encouraging words friend!
Good to see some corn going in the ground. Still to wet here to get started.
It done turned cold and wet here too dag nabit lol ! Thanks for watching and commenting friends.
Pretty Cool Scott. Never knew how corn gets planted. Hope it's a good year.! 🤞
Well I hope you tag along and see how it turns out ! Thanks Mark my friend for watching and commenting, I appreciate that very much!
@@gleanerk I absolutely will.! 👍🏻😃
Congratulations on getting corn planted. We are still clod and wet, it actually snowed today.
Wow snowed again! Your day is coming soon ! Tim thanks for watching and commenting friend, I appreciate that very much!
Well you definitely have a head start 😁. A few of my conventional neighbors are running 🤷♂️. Seems cool, but I think they’re watching the drought areas to the west and taking a gamble. Your field looks great 👍🏻.
Thanks for the encouraging words my friend! Hoping y’all have a abundant harvest as well!
Lord have mercy ! Cousin Scott you got corn in early this year ! I havent even been able to drive a tractor in the field yet and as of right now as I type this its snowing ! Well with it going in early are you going to plant wheat this fall after the corn comes off ? I think you a month ahead of the Big Time Farmers so I really hope you get a bumper crop ! Cousin Bandit
Thanks so much cousin Bandit for the encouraging words and comment ! I too hope for us all to have a abundant harvest!
@@gleanerk Cousin this is what I love about youtube, You might be able to get anything done but you can watch others and cheer them on while you wish you could be doing the same thing. Go cousin Scott Go ! Cousin Bandit
Looking good Scott. 👍 we still got a few weeks before I'm in the fields just got snow last night 😔
Wow snow last night , well more shop videos then 👍🏻. Thanks Tim for watching the video and commenting friend!
Nice Cousin, you are the first person I see to plant, well done, wishing you a bumper crop this year
Me too cousin Jan ! Thanks for watching and commenting always!
Man yeah!!! Been waiting.on this day!! Boy you sure did well this time, the rows😁😉 That is awesome!! Never thought of that before, got your fertilizer in as well🤔😉😉 Man I miss the days of running the bedder for tobacco plants!! Love the process cousin Scott, blessings.from above with this heaven sent rain today!! Can't wait to see them pop up!! Grear job my friend, I am taking notes!! Thank you for bringing us along!!!
So y’all had row crops on the farm in the past ? Hey thanks for dropping by watching and commenting cousin Nelson!
Scott I hope it turns good for ya man. That's some hi dollar seed and fertilizer. That ole 4010 sounds well.
Hey Jarrod , I appreciate you watching and commenting friend! Thanks very much! Yep nothing cheap anymore.
you sure got it going on Scott my friend,,,enjoyed it and keep'em coming
Thanks Larry for the encouraging words, watching and commenting. That makes all worth while to video it !
hi soybean
Lol 👍🏻 thanks friend!
The ground is still too cold for planting here in Iowa Scott. As of last Friday morning, the ground temp was only 39 degrees. Needs to be 20 degrees warmer at a minimum for the corn to grow.
It gets down to below freezing or just barely above with a lot of cloud cover during the day. Farmers here are getting ancy. Add to that the cost of fertilizer and fuel, they are getting very nervous. Anhydrous is $1800 per ton. I believe it was $365 per ton last year at this time. Let’s go Brandon!
Yep let’s remove Brandon and coworkers. Reinstate the real winner. Thanks for dropping by Gary watching and commenting friend! Ps I do appreciate you sharing your 2520 video today!
We ain't gonna have to put a cooler of beer on each end of the field to plow it are we?.....A black snake ain't gonna hurt his back crawlin down those rows is he? just joshing cuz
He might bump a few rows where I got a little off lol . I had to give up the beer . Just tea water or orange juice lol