I like your videos because you are as close to a normal farmer. The other channels are going for views for people who aren't actually in the field. You also explain things very well.
Hey quick question I am 14 and trying to get into farming I have a two acre patch rented for 2021 how do you do your road sights that you put up any advice for what I should put on them
@@aTrippyFarmer in one of your videos this spring you where picking up signs that you had put in your fields. What did you out on the signs? I am trying to make some off my own
It is an older, but still commonly used, type of grain drying system that involves multiple bins and one dryer bin. The shivers bin is the drying bin. There is a floor screw and a vertical screw that mix grain and also relocate it to other bins through the roof. They are a good system. Compared to tower dryers, they have much less capacity. We have 2, well now 1, that haven’t really been used for 10+ years.
Yes! Spring is so much simpler and less of a grind. We are generally blessed with some type of planting opportunity before the end of May, which allows us to get a bulk of our seed in the ground. Harvest is so much slower. 10-20 acres per hour progress versus 100+ acres/hour in the spring.
Marketing grain is very easy in hindsight. It’s best to make decisions given the market outlook and financial situation of your farm. We typically hold our grain into the next season, so it worked out well for us. I believe a large majority of old crop inventories had been sold around that $4 and $10 market, because those were still respectable levels of profitability.
All the markets matter not just corn and soybeans
I do agree. For the sake of simplicity, it is easier to just talk about the direct markets.
Don't blame the truck, blame the tires for poor mud traction! You guys made quick work of that bin cleanup for sure!
Congrats on 10,000 subs!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, Dan. You’ve been here for a while, and I appreciate that!
I like your videos because you are as close to a normal farmer. The other channels are going for views for people who aren't actually in the field. You also explain things very well.
Great video, congratulations on 10,000 subscribers glad I'm one of them.
Thanks for supporting the channel, Bryan. It’s been a learning process!
So what is a government bin?
what website or app do you farmers use to observe grain prices?
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My man!
Well judging by your pioneer shirt I would say you make at least one mistake... team Dekalb!😁 looking forward to an info video
Hey quick question I am 14 and trying to get into farming I have a two acre patch rented for 2021 how do you do your road sights that you put up any advice for what I should put on them
I am bit confused as to what you’re asking. What exactly are you wanting to know? I’d be glad to help!
@@aTrippyFarmer in one of your videos this spring you where picking up signs that you had put in your fields. What did you out on the signs? I am trying to make some off my own
What is a shiver system?
It is an older, but still commonly used, type of grain drying system that involves multiple bins and one dryer bin. The shivers bin is the drying bin. There is a floor screw and a vertical screw that mix grain and also relocate it to other bins through the roof. They are a good system. Compared to tower dryers, they have much less capacity. We have 2, well now 1, that haven’t really been used for 10+ years.
4 guys for that one shivers? cmon bruh
PrestigeWorldWide what is everyone else supposed to do in the middle of winter?
@@aTrippyFarmer lol jeez man its a farm theres always a millions and one things to do .
U enjoy spring planting more than fall harvest??!! The great debate!
Yes! Spring is so much simpler and less of a grind. We are generally blessed with some type of planting opportunity before the end of May, which allows us to get a bulk of our seed in the ground. Harvest is so much slower. 10-20 acres per hour progress versus 100+ acres/hour in the spring.
Ah... congratulations on 10k subs.
I didn't SEE you make the mistake.
Thanks, Bobby. I’m glad we’re on the same page... perfection only!
Do u wish u would've held onto grain longer for rising prices? (I understand in August farmers were hopeful for $10 and $4!) Just curious. . .
Marketing grain is very easy in hindsight. It’s best to make decisions given the market outlook and financial situation of your farm. We typically hold our grain into the next season, so it worked out well for us. I believe a large majority of old crop inventories had been sold around that $4 and $10 market, because those were still respectable levels of profitability.
History much?????
The last time I made a comment and said PEACE you got mad about it so i ain't making a comment good luck
I thought you were upset that I didn’t say it at the end of the video, so I said it this time!
yo bruh wash your loader windows
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