I lived across the street from a farm like yours in the UK. Every year the farmer sprayed liquid gold on his field and omg did stink. But after 6 or 7 years when he sprayed I smelled brownies and I did for a decade or more. I did not understand it but I did not mind either.
Thanks Michael. I'm slowly modifying my videos to make them more personable. I want my viewers to see that farming is a very difficult, risky, stressful, expensive and lots of hard work. It's sweaty, dirty often dangerous and never-ending. EVERY farming video I make shows that ALL the things that go on in my videos is for people like you and I to be able to put a little milk in our coffee and milk on the kids cereal.....
Well mixed, transported, distributed over the parcels and worked the liquid manure into the ground to reduce emission and conserve the nitrogen in best way. Application rate of the effluent was written to be 3500 US gallons per acre., means roughly 32,739 liter per hectare, say 32.7 cubic metre / ha, which seems reasonable. Calculated using 1 US gallon per acre = 9.35 liter per hectare. Thanks to Farmer Drone and to Midlee Farms of Vernon Ontario and Meyerhans Custom Farming Inc.
Very interesting video but who cleans the manure off the hoses when done. That's thousands of feet of crap covered hose. Lol. Losing my lunch just thinking about it. Lol
Interesting perspective. I was wondering where all the manure comes from -- all your own resources or maybe other farmers take truckloads of the stuff to your facility. It looks big enough to cope with the output of several thousand cows! Col, NZ.
Well, this 6M liter lagoon holds the manure from one dairy farm and will hold about a 6 month supply. It's emptied twice a year. Every farm has a similar holding facility. The natural byproduct from these animals makes fantastic fertilizer for the next crops....
Merci. Content que ça te plaise. Le fumier n'est pas mélangé à l'eau. Les vaches laitières ont des selles très molles de type diarrhée... pas un type ferme que l'on trouve dans un champ fou. Avec des centaines de milliers de litres d'urine, le fumier est très liquide. Il est pompé dans le grand réservoir de rétention du lagon toutes les deux semaines à partir de réservoirs de rétention plus petits situés sous la grange. 2 à 3 fois par an, la lagune est pompée et épandue sur les champs...
@@christophbarth8410 Danke für die Nachricht und Hallo Deutschland. Ich wusste nicht, dass beides im nördlichen Teil Deutschlands erhältlich ist. Vielen Dank, dass Sie uns Bescheid gegeben haben.
안녕하세요, 한국, 채널에 오신 것을 환영합니다. 농사는 훌륭한 생활 방식이지만 엄청난 양의 재정 투자가 필요한 매우 힘들고 스트레스가 많은 일입니다. 여러분은 끊임없이 날씨와 다양한 상품 가격과 싸워야 합니다. 저는 이 영상을 만들어서 그들이 세상을 먹이는 동안 우리 모두를 위해 무엇을 하는지 감사하게 생각합니다. 모든 농부를 존중하세요
Very common to inject it in the soil in the Netherlands, it's also way more efficient for the nitrogen. You can improve your nitrogen efficiency somewhat by working the manure in the ground as soon as possible with a cultivator
Soweit ich online sehen kann, handelt es sich bei Bauer Irrigation um ein Wasserbewässerungssystem. In diesem Video geht es um Mist aus einem Milchviehbetrieb. Das Abwasser aus dieser Lagune würde das Bauer-System in 2 Sekunden verstopfen!
It is not difficult to see the amount between the three nozzles. Actually, the middle one has too much and the two outer ones too little, or vice versa. But since the spray was applied across the field, the farmer could mix it up again when working it in.
It might not be good for the bugs and worms but if you can figure out a way to do without farmers then the bugs and worms will have a field day on all the human carcasses from starvation.
It might be nutrient rich for growing crops but it certainly isn’t good for earth worms or other bugs, intensive farming is a big contributor to global warming, can’t keep blaming the airline industry ❤
Haaaa.....such a Stupid comment.....this has existed so on planet earth for 10000 years......the Feminist agenda has pushed global warming...which is a cycle of the solar system. Bugs and worms have a right to exist to keep biodiversity alive....if you do not like go in the ground and get consumed by worms.....sooner or later they will win to eat you .....
Love the behind-the-scenes look at how essential prep work for fall crops is done. That aerial shot of the fields being fertilized is stunning!
@@FarmGearInnovators thanks very much....
I lived across the street from a farm like yours in the UK. Every year the farmer sprayed liquid gold on his field and omg did stink. But after 6 or 7 years when he sprayed I smelled brownies and I did for a decade or more. I did not understand it but I did not mind either.
Loving this kind of reportage. Keep it up.
Thanks.... lots more coming..
Enjoyed the video. I have never seen anything like it before. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Michael. I'm slowly modifying my videos to make them more personable. I want my viewers to see that farming is a very difficult, risky, stressful, expensive and lots of hard work. It's sweaty, dirty often dangerous and never-ending. EVERY farming video I make shows that ALL the things that go on in my videos is for people like you and I to be able to put a little milk in our coffee and milk on the kids cereal.....
Nice video!
Hi and welcome back with the comment. Watching yours now too!
Cool process. Great content. Be safe, and God bless.
Thanks, you too!
Fantastic set up for slurry spreading
Yes it is ... quite a system! Really allows the farmer to know accurately what nutrients are applied to the field ..
That’s cool!
Well mixed, transported, distributed over the parcels and worked the liquid manure into the ground to reduce emission and conserve the nitrogen in best way. Application rate of the effluent was written to be 3500 US gallons per acre., means roughly 32,739 liter per hectare, say 32.7 cubic metre / ha, which seems reasonable. Calculated using 1 US gallon per acre = 9.35 liter per hectare.
Thanks to Farmer Drone and to Midlee Farms of Vernon Ontario and Meyerhans Custom Farming Inc.
Thanks a lot ... and I'll pass on your comments to Midlee and Meyerhans ..
That's not enough nutrient management plans call for 44,000 liters per hectare to grow corn silage on our dairy.
I've never seen it applied this way, just using tank trucks and trailers!
It's common here ...
How much it cost you in making that concrete manure pond?
Please specify it's dimensions
Why are the front tires on the 8690 on backwards?
Very good job. I like it
Thank you very much
Very interesting video but who cleans the manure off the hoses when done. That's thousands of feet of crap covered hose. Lol. Losing my lunch just thinking about it. Lol
The lines are blown out by compressed air. The outside is rolled up as I showed in the video ...
Interesting perspective. I was wondering where all the manure comes from -- all your own resources or maybe other farmers take truckloads of the stuff to your facility. It looks big enough to cope with the output of several thousand cows! Col, NZ.
Well, this 6M liter lagoon holds the manure from one dairy farm and will hold about a 6 month supply. It's emptied twice a year. Every farm has a similar holding facility. The natural byproduct from these animals makes fantastic fertilizer for the next crops....
I would have expected the lagoon to be covered. Does it not rain much there? Rain would have filled the lagoon in a couple of weeks here.
we don't get tons of rain here ... 35 inches annually ... and evaporation takes at least that ...
Nice dude ❣️👌👌
Thank you so much 😀
@@farmerdrone welcome bruh i wish to see your farm ❣️🙌
@@Dhillon4488Dhillon-hi7bu I do not own any of the farms in my videos. I am an invited guest to film the activities on the farm ...
@@farmerdrone oo kk
Always? The sun doesn't shine at night!
Not in your country?? You should move to Canada.. !
Another nice video ,was wondering do they use gps when spreading and field mapping .
Yes, GPS is used and steers the tractor and turns the spray pump on and off ...
Is it me or does the middle splash plate look to be putting it on thicker than the side ones? Nice video. Thanks.
you are correct ...I believe there are 5 splash plates usually on this boom but only 3 were used during this application
I thought it needs to be injected a few inches down? If it rains it will run off.
No, injection is not required (by law)... better ... but not law
Très jolies vidéo.
Je veux savoir combien de temps le fumier reste le mélanger avec de l’eau pour être utiliser dans le champ ?
Merci. Content que ça te plaise. Le fumier n'est pas mélangé à l'eau. Les vaches laitières ont des selles très molles de type diarrhée... pas un type ferme que l'on trouve dans un champ fou. Avec des centaines de milliers de litres d'urine, le fumier est très liquide. Il est pompé dans le grand réservoir de rétention du lagon toutes les deux semaines à partir de réservoirs de rétention plus petits situés sous la grange. 2 à 3 fois par an, la lagune est pompée et épandue sur les champs...
I have never seen hoses to spread manure here in Germany, they usually pull tankers behind them.
We have both methods here ....
In Deutschland im Norden gibt’s auch beides.
@@christophbarth8410 Danke für die Nachricht und Hallo Deutschland. Ich wusste nicht, dass beides im nördlichen Teil Deutschlands erhältlich ist. Vielen Dank, dass Sie uns Bescheid gegeben haben.
You don’t have to inject it into the soil?
No, it's not a Federal requirement .. just an option ..
농사지을 맛 나겠다. 부럽군 from south korea
안녕하세요, 한국, 채널에 오신 것을 환영합니다. 농사는 훌륭한 생활 방식이지만 엄청난 양의 재정 투자가 필요한 매우 힘들고 스트레스가 많은 일입니다. 여러분은 끊임없이 날씨와 다양한 상품 가격과 싸워야 합니다. 저는 이 영상을 만들어서 그들이 세상을 먹이는 동안 우리 모두를 위해 무엇을 하는지 감사하게 생각합니다. 모든 농부를 존중하세요
Does the main line get any kinks in it when they pressurise it?
No. Once the pressure builds up, it's fine. The tractor in the video with the reel on the back is making sure it doesn't.
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glad you liked it !!
Main pump engine looks like it might be a C15 Cat
I'll ask the operators next time I see them ...
@wheelindairy does the same thing but they inject it under the ground and dont spray it on the soil
Yes, that is another method. I don't see that around these parts..... yet ..
Very common to inject it in the soil in the Netherlands, it's also way more efficient for the nitrogen. You can improve your nitrogen efficiency somewhat by working the manure in the ground as soon as possible with a cultivator
@@tjakko4659 yes .. injection is more efficient than spraying. Haven't seen any injector equipment yet in my travels ..
@@tjakko4659 i see. Its all new to me. We apply nh3 gas or Aqua for our nitrogen.
that's interesting. I'll look it up and ask around ..
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Thanks !!🙂
Qui in pianura padana italy lo fanno interare subito
Ciao Italia... cosa intendi con "lo fanno subito intero?" Credo che qualcosa si sia perso nella traduzione...
Viene fatta l aratura subito
Ora capisco. Grazie
Hy
hello .. thanks for watching
at 06:23 to 06:27 you can see the drone shadow in the foreground in front of the hose-reel
Yes.. it was a bright sunny morning 🌄
@@farmerdrone How dare you show the shadow of the drone! Shame... lol.
@@TrevorStruthers ya ... I ordered the shadowless model .. but .. they were out of stock... Perhaps some droner can tell me the make and model ???
@@farmerdrone i fly mine underground and at night only to avoid casting shadows for my viewers
@@TrevorStruthers Alright 👍 I'll try that....
Sir my farming visa parmit alo you
die beregnungsanlagen von bauer sind evizienter also besser
Soweit ich online sehen kann, handelt es sich bei Bauer Irrigation um ein Wasserbewässerungssystem. In diesem Video geht es um Mist aus einem Milchviehbetrieb. Das Abwasser aus dieser Lagune würde das Bauer-System in 2 Sekunden verstopfen!
@@farmerdrone ne da gehören nur die düsen eingestelt fertig kennst die aus -ich hab damit schon vor 40 jahren gearbeitet pumpe wahr damals famos 1-2
Driver was going to fast. Could have put more down.
The application rate was exactly as the farmer requested .... I believe it was 4,000 gallons per acre ....
The output quality leaves a lot to be desired.
the output quality of what ..??
It is not difficult to see the amount between the three nozzles. Actually, the middle one has too much and the two outer ones too little, or vice versa. But since the spray was applied across the field, the farmer could mix it up again when working it in.
Suber go back to your recliner. You know nothing
@@Suber140 you arent a farmer, are you?
No, I am not ...
Smells like money
Farmers agree with you...
@@farmerdrone
We know what money smells like
It might not be good for the bugs and worms but if you can figure out a way to do without farmers then the bugs and worms will have a field day on all the human carcasses from starvation.
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Home of the Liberals
It might be nutrient rich for growing crops but it certainly isn’t good for earth worms or other bugs, intensive farming is a big contributor to global warming, can’t keep blaming the airline industry ❤
Global warming as in the current narrative “climate change” is bullshit
You could quit eating and driving your car if you don’t like it
Haaaa.....such a Stupid comment.....this has existed so on planet earth for 10000 years......the Feminist agenda has pushed global warming...which is a cycle of the solar system. Bugs and worms have a right to exist to keep biodiversity alive....if you do not like go in the ground and get consumed by worms.....sooner or later they will win to eat you .....
Liquid gold! When we apply the manure we don’t need fertilizer for a couple of years afterwards. Our neighbours are begging for their turn.
If you go to any cow pasture you will find all kinds of bugs under every cow pie😀
i am from india i want to work ni agriculture in your country so plz. sand me your contect id and aprove my visa
As much as I would like to help you .. I cannot .... sorry ...
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