How to Make a Corn Maze
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Seiple Farms gives us a behind-the-scenes look at how they create their annual corn maze. Brett drives a modified Kubota B7500 and a rotary cutter as he follows the guidance of a precision farming system.
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Really neat to see. Just cut my first corn maze 2 weeks ago. Plotted the field out on graph paper and made it to scale. Then mowed the corn with a zero turn and a measuring wheel.
Thanks Neil for showcasing the Seiple Farms Corn maze. what a great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow the technology used to make the maze is fantastic. I really enjoyed the video. Thanks Neal !!!! I throughly enjoy your videos and look forward to the next one.
I have seen some nice mazes ...Nice to know the work that goes into making a good one.
Thanks for showing how they use GPS to cut these mazes. Who woulda thought a little ole B7500 cuts those fantastic designs...
Corn mazes are great family fun and gets the young-uns off their devices and out into agri- nature. Perhaps they should have a display showing all the uses that corn provides when it's harvested & processed.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the maze not only pays for itself but also offsets the loss at corn harvest. Win - win. 👍
Carry On.
Best one I ever saw was an entire field cut down with one stalk still standing. In front of that was a sign that read "Corn Maze for Blonds".
This was great!
We GPS planted our maze. The one who set the system up was the real hero and the maze ended up great.
Doing it with row clutches would be awesome. I'd love to do a video on that.
I can tell Neil really wanted to get deeper into this and fully geek out, but struggling to keep it manageable for the audience :)
Yes, we trimmed quite a bit. It could have been 10 minutes longer.
@@MessicksEquipwould you consider doing a deap dive?
@@MessicksEquip I'd have enjoyed that. Almost makes you wonder if there's a market for software targeted directly at making mazes. Business opportunity!
Surprisingly interesting!
I love this video, need to visit them
Neat segment
A"maze"ing how well his system works.
Love human ingenuity
That’s awesome
Iv always wondered how they did it
That’s if awesome what a great idea. Cool video.
that is so cool and it's done without any A.I.
Thankyou, i think we take food for granted and waste, it is nice to see the backbone of what is on our plates, i dont like Corn, enjoyed the watch🇬🇧👌
I’m think I heard it was a 28 acre field. How many acres are cut out?
Great video! What brand of PLM is he running? I have a M4 that would love to set up some kind of budget PLM system for planting. Thats again for all the great videos Neal!!
that's a CNH branded display from Trimble.
@kubota - get this man a new M5N Cab series and a nice new land pride rotary mower.
How's the Ford Lightening working as your delivery truck?
had a demo, but never bought one. Would not have worked well.
Wonder if they can skip the mowing and program the planter if it has individual row monitors
Yes, if your planter has individual row clutches you can do this.
That's an interesting concept. The only thing I can see as a issue is you'd probably still have to mow it several times before it was ready for foot traffic due to growing weeds/grasses.
@@barelystablefarm7151in the back-half of the video. There is about a month for things to decay, then the first day or two of foot traffic cleans up the remainder.
I miss the days of actual mazes. Not they are all just picture that look cool from the air but its not near as entertaining on the ground.
poor corn
why waste food?