Talking Farming w/David Zieser - Ep 115
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- We're chatting with our guest David Zeiser, a man who knows the weight and worth of equipment and the true value of manure as gold for the fields. From strip tilling to custom farming, David shares his strategies and struggles, like deciding to upgrade his John Deere and his plans to tackle crop emergence issues head-on.
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07:36 Near the end of the tunnel, hog profits.
13:36 Hog industry facing export and generational challenges.
18:01 Myth about pork cooking temperature debunked.
21:53 Planting requires timing and favorable weather conditions.
31:27 Scattered rainfall, low yield, concern for crops.
36:34 S 662,017 machine trade with local owner.
41:35 Cost and convenience of filling up fuel.
45:34 Grateful for father-in-law and cooperation with locals.
48:16 Agencies can streamline visa process, reduce time.
56:09 Manure sample rates for nitrogen application estimation.
58:58 Maximize nitrogen usage across different application methods.
01:06:35 Transitioning to custom work for better equipment.
01:10:10 Value of being handy for saving money.
01:19:08 Preparing for planting with the strip till method.
01:24:56 Machine can spread easily, banding may help.
01:29:24 Debate about border closure gains support.
01:34:46 Speculation about Biden's health and convention dynamics.
01:41:33 Recent prisoner release not charged with insurrection.
01:43:20 Press credibility at all-time low among Republicans.
01:48:00 Encourage sharing, leave review, see you next week.
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You guys inspired my family to go back to our roots. My mom grew up raising pigs and growing tomatoes so we’ve been focusing on that primarily for like 6 months now. Thank you. America needs to wake up. Soon.
You guys need to get ahold of a guy named Corbitt Wall if you want to get a cattle guy on. He does a market report for pretty much the entire U.S. He is sharp and shoots it straight! He is from Texas he would maybe make the trip. Look him up and you’ll be interested!
I second that!!
Some interesting tractor/combine combo graphics you have for this episode!😂
I somehow always end up cookin bacon without a shirt on. Y’all’s conversation was crackin me up.
I’ve quickly become a fan of all things you boys do and can’t get enough of it… as a dairy farmer in southwest IL (just a few years younger than Tork) with 3 boys. I’d love to bring another generation home but can’t figure out how to make room for all them… pretty good sized integrator here in Carlyle, IL. I appreciate your open book on all things hogs
I’m sure that Tork will tell you everything need to know about raising hogs before you sign a contract with Maschoff’s! That could help ya bring on another generation!
Good morning get Brian Sonne on the show
Horrible wet year for us up here in Maine last year. This winter was warm and wet. I was hoping for a dry spring but it’s not looking good.
Thanks for the work
This is brilliant - keep this coming
Be careful w the hopper extensions on the 660, we knocked out 2 axles when we did it. Food for thought
Get some Redi Row cleaners! They are supposed to do a great job.
My brother raises broiler chickens spring and fall lives in Oxford Iowa.
A dry year will scare ya, a wet year will break ya.
Needed a new dpf filter for my 8335 RT 7,000$ so I paid 3500$ and never have to worry again
Also I know you all touched on getting some more farmer grade partners this show, I don’t know how it’s work with packing and shipping but if you all got some farmers that did beekeeping and had canned Mason Jars of honey of farmers that had canned Mason jars of peppers, potatoes, green beans, salsas, produce, etc. then I’d bet you guys would take off. Some of the produce that’s canned has a multiple year shelf life, I know it’s kinda putting the cart in front of the horse but where I live there aren’t any farmers markets for over an hour and if you guys had more of the groceries available I’d definitely spend my money at farmer grade for more of my sides/other groceries rather than at the Walmart a couple towns over. The bacon was damn good, if you guys have more variety I’d bet a lot more of the boys would make farmer grade their 1 stop shop to order the majority of their groceries. Maybe I’m the minority but I think the majority of people would prefer to buy groceries from real people and help out thier fellow Americans over giving it to the Walmart family, which let’s face it they’re the Kardasians of the Midwest. Again don’t know if it’d even be profitable or doable but hey if you all get more options at farmer grade then I’d definatly buy more of my groceries from you guys
Great conversation again guys. Always good to hear Im not alone in Farming and managing equipment. I could give advice on Worker amenities if need be. We have found multiple/different modes of N seem to add most bu.ac. for us out east. spoonfeed it. Cheers
Has anyone else noticed the combines in the thumbnail are tractors
They sold 2 2014 S670’s and a 2014 S77 Gleaner and the Gleaner had more hours and brought more on Big Iron auction i love my Gleaner and its cheaper to maintain than grandma’s Deere
Yea w the SA guys, need a place to stay, vehicle and a cell phone. You have to pay their plane ticket here. Idk what wages are this year in 2024, it was $16,95/hour last year. There is a great program in North Carolina that did a great job for us. They can stay all year if you can prove you have a job for them year round
Let out of state guys ship orders as well. Example being if someone wants Alaskan Salomon then it ships from Alaska.
Google maps provides a speedometer
Tork making pork tee shirt 🔥
How many chickens are you looking for
That kid sure does cuss up a storm
Effin farmers ain’t just effin this and effin that shit eff this manure effin farmers effin whatever
Yes, you do need to get Mike Berdo on the show! ASAP!!! Questionable to great independent hog and cattle farmer content. But buy a "dump button" first......
Hey David Zieser, why don't you just use small block chevy engines to run pumps
Gold is $2,160 oz im glad i bought it when it was $400 oz. Silver is a great insurance policy too
"Though gold can and has outperformed the S&P 500 for short periods of time, in the past 10, 30, 50, 80, and 100 years, the S&P 500 has significantly outperformed gold"
@thomasvincent9220 don't care because the S&P is a digital illusion of wealth much like bitcoin. I hold the physical metal.
You guys should get Cale Carlson on. He has cows and does a lot of other things as well.
Yo boys I know you guys have gotten some jazz cats say “keep it about ag, leave the politics” but fuk all that noise, I come to the podcast to hear how other everyday jazz cats think about the shit that’s on most of our minds, I also come to give the podcast a listen when I need a laugh, Tork’s always got at least a handful of comedic gold sprinkled into each show. I guess this would be a request for a Q & A episode but what’re the odds 1-10 you all rip a segment on how the communists have been gaining ground and traction to infiltrate our country from within? It seems like it’s been more rapid when we had Clinton, especially Obama, and especially Joe Byron. And no that wasn’t a typo, it’s pronounced Byron, the dudes a facade like a Sasquatch. And just a suggestion, this would be a perfect 1st segment for the “Tin Foil Hat Segment brought to you by Reynolds Wrap”
You’d be fishing with dynamite, you jazz cats know what I’m sayin, let’s get the hot take, and let Tork cook
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Well your presidential predictions for 2024s race is about 50% right
Try and get millennial farmers on your show. Would love too hear all of you talk.
population decline is good if managed properly because of resource consumption is too much for the planet
How would you manage properly? Besides robots that aren't ready. Also there are plenty of resources
@@felixpropertymanagement7342 you manage it by having a stable decline not a rapid drop of like expected in east asia
Its almost the same thing as rapid increase if not managed it will leave alot of people behind economically like in africa and india
Man, I love this podcast. But I want to watch and listen with my young nephews. Please cut out the profanity. This language cheapens an otherwise fantastic podcast.
It's a free country though
Better idea: teach your nephews that there are no magic words. There are words that are appropriate to use some places and not others. That is a more valuable lesson than shielding them from things because they might hear “bad” words. I have three successful grown daughters, and it worked just fine.
PS: There is nothing they will hear on RUclips that they won’t hear 10x in middle school.
I have been to Africa multiple times, in different countries. You can believe me, there is some real cringe moments watching barefoot guys sharpen their machete with an angle grinder, two guys holding the machete vertical on the ground then the third guy wield the grinder like the dude in Texas Chainsaw Massacre. After that, they grind their feet.
Would love to have actually seen that in person !
Sounds as though there may be VERY LITTLE hope for African humanity, in some areas !😂😂😂