Wish we lived closer I would help you during the busy season since I retired now. Who knows maybe it will workout some day soon. 👍 keep your head up and nose to the grind stone. I know you aren’t scared of a little work🙏🏻🇺🇸👍
Thx for the video. Nice to see u back again. Couple thoughts from someone who doesn't do this, but would cutting the rye for hay a week before u plan to plant help. Cut it, let it dry a bit and bale it up for your cattle. Feed it to them immediately, cause I hear it doesn't store too long. But that would put it way back and open up everything for tillage or straight no till planting. Less material out there as well so, in theory, should b decently dry. If it's plenty wet rye, bale and wrap for silage bales. I hear cattle just love that. Just seems like an extra step is needed to make that rye plantable. We do constant no till planting in Canada here. We also plant crops alot more dense (7 to 12 inch rows) but a smaller plant (wheat, canola peas ect). Most will just run a heavy harrow over their field before planting to move all the chaf and old material around and allows air and wind to get at the soil and dry it out. Yes, we have different soil and practices in field prep, but may b an idea to help u long term. Goodluck this season
good to see you getting stuff done, the way i look at it you use with what you can afford, really would not to be deep in debt the way things are going
Good to see you still making it happen brother. Your boys gonna be big enough to run that stiger before you know it! thing for me i dont kill cereal rye until i plant or the day of planting. Water cant be sucked up from a dead root. Food for thought. Many blessings this year to you and the family!
Sure glad to see your videos back must be kind of early in the season because I’m watching you right now July 19 so your videos must be a little bit behind keep giving her hell buddy you’re a hard-working man for me I’d come and give you a hand I love Farm I’m an old farmer68 years old retired but I sure wish I had a part-time job
Here where we farm, there is alot of cover crop"rye" . And a rule of thumb here is to not kill it till it's planted. I've seen guys kill it and not get it planted and never would dry off, they ended having to burn the field to dry out.
You're young, you're learning and cover crops require management, while bare ground does not. You will figure out what works on your soil-it's different for all of us. My ground has been NT for 20+ years and cover crop the past 10 or so, and it has been a learning experience for my tenants. Our soils are different (100 miles north of you) but when I started cover crops in the 90's the first problem I had was leaving it live too long and getting too dry in a dry spring. It's good to see a young guy being careful with purchases and busting ass to make it work. Wish I was 50 years younger to do it all again.
We never had good luck with cereal rye either. Tried wheat last fall and way better. Heaviest ground we got and was the mellowest ever. Planted beautiful
Yeah that Beck’s guaranteed replant is pretty nice! We only had to replant some drowned out spots in about four different fields so it wasn’t too bad this year for us!
too bad you are over at washington , i would volunteered to come and help a little, i am over by floyds knobs so little distance, i use to farm over by hustonville, indiana so familar with ground you farm
I don't know if they'd let you or if you could and I don't know itd help any but you might could take your hay cutter over that rye and bale it before planting maybe just a thought. We cut overseed rye for hay and wrap it a good bit each year
I guess that is a SPEED PLANTER 40 ac hour 😮😮 fast !!! THANKS SIR !!Those wheels on the back of that planter are not going to close in that stuff SPIKES SIR !! 😢
@@Backintimefarms nah bro they be reliable as heck. We got two of them. Air cooled diesels just run for ever. We did just rebuild the steering cylinders and put new tie rods on one bcs they were leaking granted it’s like 35 years old. The other one needs a seat which is it. They reliable as heck
Wish we lived closer I would help you during the busy season since I retired now. Who knows maybe it will workout some day soon. 👍 keep your head up and nose to the grind stone. I know you aren’t scared of a little work🙏🏻🇺🇸👍
You have come along way I am so happy for your progress it pays off
Nice to see you back on RUclips! Planting is looking good!
Watching from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 🇺🇸
Albertan as well! Born a northern ab guy but live in central ab haha
@@damonens9478 I’m south west of Edmonton
@vincentmosicki4427 nice!!! I'm gunna be going through that area when I head back from grande prairie !
@@damonens9478 I was in Fox Creek last week. I’m about 25 minutes east of Drayton Valley.
@vincentmosicki4427 don't miss fox Vegas. Spent a lot of time down the Tony tower road
Another great video. Hope your crops are all doing well🙏🙏
Thx for the video. Nice to see u back again.
Couple thoughts from someone who doesn't do this, but would cutting the rye for hay a week before u plan to plant help. Cut it, let it dry a bit and bale it up for your cattle. Feed it to them immediately, cause I hear it doesn't store too long. But that would put it way back and open up everything for tillage or straight no till planting. Less material out there as well so, in theory, should b decently dry.
If it's plenty wet rye, bale and wrap for silage bales. I hear cattle just love that.
Just seems like an extra step is needed to make that rye plantable.
We do constant no till planting in Canada here. We also plant crops alot more dense (7 to 12 inch rows) but a smaller plant (wheat, canola peas ect). Most will just run a heavy harrow over their field before planting to move all the chaf and old material around and allows air and wind to get at the soil and dry it out. Yes, we have different soil and practices in field prep, but may b an idea to help u long term. Goodluck this season
good to see you getting stuff done, the way i look at it you use with what you can afford, really would not to be deep in debt the way things are going
Good to see you still making it happen brother. Your boys gonna be big enough to run that stiger before you know it! thing for me i dont kill cereal rye until i plant or the day of planting. Water cant be sucked up from a dead root. Food for thought. Many blessings this year to you and the family!
Sure glad to see your videos back must be kind of early in the season because I’m watching you right now July 19 so your videos must be a little bit behind keep giving her hell buddy you’re a hard-working man for me I’d come and give you a hand I love Farm I’m an old farmer68 years old retired but I sure wish I had a part-time job
Here where we farm, there is alot of cover crop"rye" . And a rule of thumb here is to not kill it till it's planted. I've seen guys kill it and not get it planted and never would dry off, they ended having to burn the field to dry out.
glad to have you back on u tube
Hard hard working farmer 🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏
great stuff ethan good to see you geting it done
You're young, you're learning and cover crops require management, while bare ground does not. You will figure out what works on your soil-it's different for all of us. My ground has been NT for 20+ years and cover crop the past 10 or so, and it has been a learning experience for my tenants. Our soils are different (100 miles north of you) but when I started cover crops in the 90's the first problem I had was leaving it live too long and getting too dry in a dry spring. It's good to see a young guy being careful with purchases and busting ass to make it work. Wish I was 50 years younger to do it all again.
We never had good luck with cereal rye either. Tried wheat last fall and way better. Heaviest ground we got and was the mellowest ever. Planted beautiful
Yeah that Beck’s guaranteed replant is pretty nice! We only had to replant some drowned out spots in about four different fields so it wasn’t too bad this year for us!
Fun stuff Ethan good to see ya back on channel
Just spit milk out of my nose when I saw the operator name in the screen
Nothing beats a Steiger got that same tractor,actually I have every Steiger ever made,always till your ground
too bad you are over at washington , i would volunteered to come and help a little, i am over by floyds knobs so little distance, i use to farm over by hustonville, indiana so familar with ground you farm
Get’er done lookin good
I don't know if they'd let you or if you could and I don't know itd help any but you might could take your hay cutter over that rye and bale it before planting maybe just a thought. We cut overseed rye for hay and wrap it a good bit each year
What have you planted in that wheat stubble ?
I guess that is a SPEED PLANTER 40 ac hour 😮😮 fast !!! THANKS SIR !!Those wheels on the back of that planter are not going to close in that stuff SPIKES SIR !! 😢
What blades do you have on that Reel Disk?
Why not plant into the green rye, then burn it down? Are they RR beans?
Beans on dirt will grow not ?
That rye must be robbing a sh1tload of nutrients or are there other benefits?
Did it say dunb a*8 for operator on the 700
I live in elanora
Are you growing seed beans for pioneer
What is that your pulling for tillage?
Did you lose your hired hand this year ??
What happened to Micheal
Kinda nosey aren’t ya
He bought a deutz and when broke had to buy so many parts
@@Backintimefarms nah bro they be reliable as heck. We got two of them. Air cooled diesels just run for ever. We did just rebuild the steering cylinders and put new tie rods on one bcs they were leaking granted it’s like 35 years old. The other one needs a seat which is it. They reliable as heck
Why are the videos so far behind??
Because he’s a one man show. Farming and family come before RUclips