Kapp-when you get all settled in and after hunting season i would see if you can find a farmer that has a heavy chisel plow or if you still have e your old moldboard plow i would turn all the food plot areas over and eliminate the roots on the fescue and pasture grasses. After you do that you it will make working up the soil a lot easier.
Yep I'll have a lot to consider! But we have to get this move done! lol. Man it seems never ending already!! But fingers crossed this batch might take off with all the rains we've had! Thanks man
Good accomplishment getting 14 acres planted. Man that emissions crap is sure a pain in the ass. So much extra fuel used to burn off some soot that doesn't really harm anything...
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 Yep, hours of regen over time, the down time when a sensor fails, the extra fuel used to take the machine to a dealer for the repair, or the fuel a service tech uses to come over and repair it.
Loredo are the original soy bean that modern day beans are derived from. They are NOT roundup ready, but the deer love em, especially the green forage.
I'm trusting Kapper got all that rank stuff sprayed really heavy with chemical right after he planted. Maybe that'll give the beans a chance to come up and grow some.
@@clarkwheeler8764 Clarkster, you be around as long as me. Had a chat with my old excavator buddy that did lots of drainage work for farmers. I suggested KAP HAS struggled with his plantings at every place and why not find a local farmer to advise him. My old buddy said, instead of spending all the money and fail what about having a local farmer plant it for him? Main planting season is over and they could use a little cash or maybe a trade for some Mini excavator drainage, road work. Of Course Joe if open to it, you know he could justify the price😂. He is a born salesman. 😂❤ “Just Saying “. Hahhahah
Well, according to mfa these are round up ready, and an internet search also says there are roundup ready strains of laredo's. My buddy phil sprayed this a second time before anything germinated, so we've had two good sprayings.And plenty of moisture.
Hopefully you and Sharon will get a day or two of rest. Lotta running back & forth between 2 places trying to sell one while you clean the other to move in….and have functional food plots this fall. At least you’ve got your wingman “Suns out, Guns Out” Phil over there too. All the hard work will be worth it!
Man you ain't kidding about all that! It is tiring for sure! And I think I just lost the wingman! I think he's goin to work!! But he got it all sprayed for me the 2nd time which will make a world of difference on the beans! Also got loads of rain on them several times! Thanks! Just one mission at a time.
I have read it before. I'm pretty sure it's going to be an electrical/computer or sensor issue. Sounds like they are notorious for that. But either way I will report it, even it was something simple in the manual, lol. I really hate all the new sensors on these things..
Kapp don’t push your self like l did with my3rd right hip replacement had to have another surgery on it back in March feeling better than l have in years,got point never even felt like hunting last year, but enough about me 🤣🤣
Man I hear you I have not felt like hunting the last couple of seasons. But I just can't sit back and not do much, I am just hard wired to try to succeed. I will go back in for more surgeries here at some point just don't know when. But usually I try to only put in a few hours a day, this was definitely an exception. But I'm glad I got it done! Thanks man glad you are doing better.
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 glad you will be, I’m like you l can’t just set around and do nothing like they want me too lol guess they just don’t understand people like you and me keep on living one day at a time I’ve been doing that for years life’s way to short
Are Laredo soybeans good for wildlife? Laredo soybeans are a forage variety of soybean used for summer wildlife food plots, hay and forage plantings. Laredo soybeans are widely used in food plots for deer,
When you changed that fuel filter you didnt prime the lines properly by opening the valve while pumping the system then closing the line! And pumping some more
Well I tried the bleeder on top of it, and once it got primed it ran fine. I'm thinking that the if there was any fuel issue there is no way the regen could run at full rpm without starving for fuel. And this all started after the regen light came on the dash. I'm pretty sure its electrical or a damn sensor but I'll report what they find out. Thanks.
If you know it's a regen issue, why keep continuing to run the tractor? The tractors trying to going to a limp mode and shut off. Plus I think you said to check engine light came on.. I know you've done maintenance to this tractor.. I'm interested to know what the repair shop says is wrong with it and what the repair is.. I'm assuming this is still under warranty, correct?
Because I only had ONE shot at getting these beans in the ground. Between time and travel and weather constraints I did push the envelope. But as long as the tractor aint' overheating and no other pressures are bad it should not hurt anything. I'll get it in the shop soon, but they are 3 weeks out. But I felt that it was worth it, as I got nearly everything in the ground that I wanted to. Normally if I lived there I'd just use the other tractor or try to borrow one or call someone but since we are 5 hours apart, knee deep in moving and cleaning both places I did what I had to do. Thanks
Make sure your get a good soil test. Experience has shown me not to assume soil is good, even with past amendments. Did a heavy fertilizer / lime regime last year and need it again already. Hay fields will thrive, legumes not so much.
yes sir in due time for sure. Just kind of a whirlwind right now! Glad we are getting loads of rain on the new beans and corn though! That will help greatly give them a fighting chance! Thank you
You’ll be planting a mix between this Fall, and next. And you’ll be thrilled you did. And, you’ll be converting some of that cool-season hay to prairie forbs & grasses-I bet. A timber harvest is in your future-$$ and for habitat. Keep us posted. Quail my friend quail.
I think you are pretty spot on! I have to meet with the DNR folks first as they have a lot of cost share programs for wildlife!! But yes probably ALL of the above in different areas! This farm can be soooo much more than it currently is! Thank you!
lmao, now that we've been living south for more than a decade I hear it both ways. Some say I have a Northern Accent still and others from North say I have a Southern accent!!!
Seems like the more our Gubmnt tries to make things 'greener' the more things get Mucked Up. Sorry to see your tractor messing with your plans Joe. What about an older, pre-emissions crap tractor??? Just a thought.
Maybe the mouse chewed a wire? They got into main wiring harness in 1 of our combines 30 years ago.... thats when dad started putting moth balls in the cabs over winter....
Having an exhaust on a tractor underneath is crazy when working in temperatures like you have as heat rises engine doesn't have a chance to cool down 🤔 guess your gonna have to get dealer lap top plugged in 🙄🤬🤬
Well it is pointed down and out to the side so it does get away from the engine. Have not had any overheating issues, only when the screens are clogged and that is normal. But this regen and sensor stuff is bs.
I'm still looking for any old or newer deer rubs every time you go inside the woods. You trying to find me some--even one or two?? I'll give you credit for planting in thicker stuff than even the Buffalo system does. Your tractor issues plumb wore me out--just watching you being worn out!!!! Go get your other tractor in Illinois and take that one back to the Little Tractor Equipment shop.
Yeah I'll get it to a shop here in MO. They are 3 weeks out but I'll get it in. I'm pretty sure it is some electrical bs or sensor bs but we'll get it fixed up soon. I have to leave the small one in IL to maintain it until we get it sold. ugghhh. Come on with the right buyer!!
Well I keep several cans of off and similar stuff in every machine. Since I started spraying every time in the field I have not had a tick for years. The stuff does work!
Well I wanted to get this mission done! I am pleased that I got 95% of it drilled, and now it has had lots of rain. Fingers crossed it will be a success! Thanks
They are all in order except for the food plots, because we did a couple near live July 4th vids. That is why we bought a 2nd PC for MO so we could bring near live content. Once we get back on track they will stay in order.
Man a lot of negativity in these comments. He ain't farming and my thing on food plots is if they come up germinate and the wildlife get any use from them thats a success. Can always turn these into fall plots in a couple of months anyway.
Yep I agree wow. Right now I've got about 60 bucks an acre to maybe 70/75. The fields been burned off TWICE, lots of rain, great germination. What more can a food plotter ask for?
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 we been going through a bad drought here in NC not only has my plots dried up our lawn is even dying. But plenty of browse and we supplement feed just have to make sure our fall plots are on point this season.
I hate all of this green bs on any machine. But they all have them these days as they are required by the dang govt.. That is a sham and a shame.. IMO..
My question is why did you plant the fields when you knew the people were going to come and do the hay ,,,,,, looks like you wasted all those seeds and time
First of all I had No control of when they came for the hay. So I had to do what I had to do. And I let them know I was planting and they got the hay cut before my beans germinated so they will be fine. So while I would have done it differently had I had someone set up to cut but they were basically taking it for free just to get it cut. It was a banner spring for rain, and therefore hay, so most farmers had an abundance of hay this spring which likely hurt us.
Best of luck! They are all under the same requirements, but some might choose to have more 'clean' bs than others. I think most smaller tractors may be exempt, but some put it on anyways. Last I checked 74 hp was a cutoff at least for skid steers for needed a regen system.
No I hate water lol. But I do put amino acids and good stuff in for the majority of my own 'mixers' so I am taking in mostly good stuff. But I do need my caffeine!
this emissions stuff is nonsense, waste more fuel in order to burn something that was already burned once, meanwhile the EPA won't cover any of the extra expense or down time due to the extra emissions equipment that they enforce
I hear theirs kit to get rid of the Regen but I haven't looked into it yet. My tractor under warranty an don't wanna mess with it yet but the Regen is pain deal with imo
LMAOOOOO. All 4 of mine were junk. Then I swapped them all for kubota and guess what, just as many problems as the deere tractors. All emissions tractors are shit
Kapp-when you get all settled in and after hunting season i would see if you can find a farmer that has a heavy chisel plow or if you still have e your old moldboard plow i would turn all the food plot areas over and eliminate the roots on the fescue and pasture grasses. After you do that you it will make working up the soil a lot easier.
Yep I'll have a lot to consider! But we have to get this move done! lol. Man it seems never ending already!! But fingers crossed this batch might take off with all the rains we've had! Thanks man
Good accomplishment getting 14 acres planted. Man that emissions crap is sure a pain in the ass. So much extra fuel used to burn off some soot that doesn't really harm anything...
Yeah that stuff is bs in my book! Look how much fuel and components it wastes..
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 Yep, hours of regen over time, the down time when a sensor fails, the extra fuel used to take the machine to a dealer for the repair, or the fuel a service tech uses to come over and repair it.
Loredo are the original soy bean that modern day beans are derived from. They are NOT roundup ready, but the deer love em, especially the green forage.
I'm trusting Kapper got all that rank stuff sprayed really heavy with chemical right after he planted. Maybe that'll give the beans a chance to come up and grow some.
@@clarkwheeler8764 Clarkster, you be around as long as me. Had a chat with my old excavator buddy that did lots of drainage work for farmers. I suggested KAP HAS struggled with his plantings at every place and why not find a local farmer to advise him. My old buddy said, instead of spending all the money and fail what about having a local farmer plant it for him? Main planting season is over and they could use a little cash or maybe a trade for some Mini excavator drainage, road work. Of Course Joe if open to it, you know he could justify the price😂. He is a born salesman. 😂❤ “Just Saying “. Hahhahah
Well, according to mfa these are round up ready, and an internet search also says there are roundup ready strains of laredo's. My buddy phil sprayed this a second time before anything germinated, so we've had two good sprayings.And plenty of moisture.
Hopefully you and Sharon will get a day or two of rest. Lotta running back & forth between 2 places trying to sell one while you clean the other to move in….and have functional food plots this fall. At least you’ve got your wingman “Suns out, Guns Out” Phil over there too. All the hard work will be worth it!
Man you ain't kidding about all that! It is tiring for sure! And I think I just lost the wingman! I think he's goin to work!! But he got it all sprayed for me the 2nd time which will make a world of difference on the beans! Also got loads of rain on them several times! Thanks! Just one mission at a time.
this is why we have older equipment.. Love the John Deer green. lol
I can't blame you! I like new/newer equipment, but they are all required to have this stuff so there is no avoiding it! Yeesh,, green bs..
I would read the owner's manual on the tractor.
I have read it before. I'm pretty sure it's going to be an electrical/computer or sensor issue. Sounds like they are notorious for that. But either way I will report it, even it was something simple in the manual, lol. I really hate all the new sensors on these things..
Kapp don’t push your self like l did with my3rd right hip replacement had to have another surgery on it back in March feeling better than l have in years,got point never even felt like hunting last year, but enough about me 🤣🤣
Man I hear you I have not felt like hunting the last couple of seasons. But I just can't sit back and not do much, I am just hard wired to try to succeed. I will go back in for more surgeries here at some point just don't know when. But usually I try to only put in a few hours a day, this was definitely an exception. But I'm glad I got it done! Thanks man glad you are doing better.
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 glad you will be, I’m like you l can’t just set around and do nothing like they want me too lol guess they just don’t understand people like you and me keep on living one day at a time I’ve been doing that for years life’s way to short
Are Laredo soybeans good for wildlife?
Laredo soybeans are a forage variety of soybean used for summer wildlife food plots, hay and forage plantings. Laredo soybeans are widely used in food plots for deer,
Yes they are, and so far we've got tons of rain on them! They should be looking good! But once the deer find em we'll see how long they last! lol
When you changed that fuel filter you didnt prime the lines properly by opening the valve while pumping the system then closing the line! And pumping some more
Well I tried the bleeder on top of it, and once it got primed it ran fine. I'm thinking that the if there was any fuel issue there is no way the regen could run at full rpm without starving for fuel. And this all started after the regen light came on the dash. I'm pretty sure its electrical or a damn sensor but I'll report what they find out. Thanks.
If you know it's a regen issue, why keep continuing to run the tractor? The tractors trying to going to a limp mode and shut off. Plus I think you said to check engine light came on.. I know you've done maintenance to this tractor.. I'm interested to know what the repair shop says is wrong with it and what the repair is.. I'm assuming this is still under warranty, correct?
Because I only had ONE shot at getting these beans in the ground. Between time and travel and weather constraints I did push the envelope. But as long as the tractor aint' overheating and no other pressures are bad it should not hurt anything. I'll get it in the shop soon, but they are 3 weeks out. But I felt that it was worth it, as I got nearly everything in the ground that I wanted to. Normally if I lived there I'd just use the other tractor or try to borrow one or call someone but since we are 5 hours apart, knee deep in moving and cleaning both places I did what I had to do. Thanks
Make sure your get a good soil test. Experience has shown me not to assume soil is good, even with past amendments. Did a heavy fertilizer / lime regime last year and need it again already. Hay fields will thrive, legumes not so much.
yes sir in due time for sure. Just kind of a whirlwind right now! Glad we are getting loads of rain on the new beans and corn though! That will help greatly give them a fighting chance! Thank you
Loredo beans are the ones you want for pasture planting
They are said to be great for food plots as well so I think they should do well. Got loads of rain on them! Thanks
You’ll be planting a mix between this Fall, and next. And you’ll be thrilled you did. And, you’ll be converting some of that cool-season hay to prairie forbs & grasses-I bet. A timber harvest is in your future-$$ and for habitat. Keep us posted. Quail my friend quail.
I think you are pretty spot on! I have to meet with the DNR folks first as they have a lot of cost share programs for wildlife!! But yes probably ALL of the above in different areas! This farm can be soooo much more than it currently is! Thank you!
Love the new property and adventure. Congrats. Ok…so where did you get “So E bean” from vs “Soy Bean” 😎
lmao, now that we've been living south for more than a decade I hear it both ways. Some say I have a Northern Accent still and others from North say I have a Southern accent!!!
Hope you get some good rain to get those seeds germinated and the growing
Man we've been getting hammered! They should explode! Lets hope the deer don't find them too soon!
Seems like the more our Gubmnt tries to make things 'greener' the more things get Mucked Up. Sorry to see your tractor messing with your plans Joe. What about an older, pre-emissions crap tractor??? Just a thought.
Well we have a 'possible' something in the works right now so we have to wait to see how that shakes out. But for now its going in the shop.
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 Best of Luck Joe.
The tractor randomly dieing reminds me of my Ford tractor. Just getting after it and bam dies. 😢
Thank goodness at least I got most all of it down!!
Maybe the mouse chewed a wire? They got into main wiring harness in 1 of our combines 30 years ago.... thats when dad started putting moth balls in the cabs over winter....
Man I hope not.. It all started when the dang regen light came on, that's why I suspect a sensor or part of the regen bs system..
Having an exhaust on a tractor underneath is crazy when working in temperatures like you have as heat rises engine doesn't have a chance to cool down 🤔 guess your gonna have to get dealer lap top plugged in 🙄🤬🤬
Well it is pointed down and out to the side so it does get away from the engine. Have not had any overheating issues, only when the screens are clogged and that is normal. But this regen and sensor stuff is bs.
I'm still looking for any old or newer deer rubs every time you go inside the woods. You trying to find me some--even one or two?? I'll give you credit for planting in thicker stuff than even the Buffalo system does. Your tractor issues plumb wore me out--just watching you being worn out!!!! Go get your other tractor in Illinois and take that one back to the Little Tractor Equipment shop.
Yeah I'll get it to a shop here in MO. They are 3 weeks out but I'll get it in. I'm pretty sure it is some electrical bs or sensor bs but we'll get it fixed up soon. I have to leave the small one in IL to maintain it until we get it sold. ugghhh. Come on with the right buyer!!
Avon Skin So Soft lotion will keep ticks off of you and 2 dryer sheets will keep the mosquitoes off you. They really work!
Vanilla will repel the mosquitoes, and smells so much better than dryer sheets!
Well I keep several cans of off and similar stuff in every machine. Since I started spraying every time in the field I have not had a tick for years. The stuff does work!
Need to slow down Kapp, trying to do much bud! Go get your tractor fixed properly and move the rest of your stuff while your machine is in the shop.
Well I wanted to get this mission done! I am pleased that I got 95% of it drilled, and now it has had lots of rain. Fingers crossed it will be a success! Thanks
carry on my friend one day at a time
Thank you! Just trying to fit 10 pounds of marbles in a 4 lb bag! LOL Keeping it real one acre at a time!
Seed size has no bearing on seed emergence, vigor, etc. (USDA research).
Roger that! I'm thiniking of the mustard seed :) These got loads of rain, so they should pop!
why not put videos in order , they are all over the place, 4 days ago this padock was hay baled
They are all in order except for the food plots, because we did a couple near live July 4th vids. That is why we bought a 2nd PC for MO so we could bring near live content. Once we get back on track they will stay in order.
Take the ground off the battery for 15 minute put back on it will reset the computer 🦌
Good idea I'll try it.
Way would anyone want a tractor with regen
Because you don't have a choice anymore. They are all required to have it or some form of this bs regen stuff.
Man a lot of negativity in these comments. He ain't farming and my thing on food plots is if they come up germinate and the wildlife get any use from them thats a success. Can always turn these into fall plots in a couple of months anyway.
Yep I agree wow. Right now I've got about 60 bucks an acre to maybe 70/75. The fields been burned off TWICE, lots of rain, great germination. What more can a food plotter ask for?
@@KapperOutdoors2.0 we been going through a bad drought here in NC not only has my plots dried up our lawn is even dying. But plenty of browse and we supplement feed just have to make sure our fall plots are on point this season.
I’d dump the Kioti and get a Kubota M5-111
Just read a couple days ago, that Kioti has a better rating than Kubota. Hydraulic problems on Kubota was main issue. I don't own either one.
I hate all of this green bs on any machine. But they all have them these days as they are required by the dang govt.. That is a sham and a shame.. IMO..
My question is why did you plant the fields when you knew the people were going to come and do the hay ,,,,,, looks like you wasted all those seeds and time
First of all I had No control of when they came for the hay. So I had to do what I had to do. And I let them know I was planting and they got the hay cut before my beans germinated so they will be fine. So while I would have done it differently had I had someone set up to cut but they were basically taking it for free just to get it cut. It was a banner spring for rain, and therefore hay, so most farmers had an abundance of hay this spring which likely hurt us.
I’m not buying anything that requires a regen.
Best of luck! They are all under the same requirements, but some might choose to have more 'clean' bs than others. I think most smaller tractors may be exempt, but some put it on anyways. Last I checked 74 hp was a cutoff at least for skid steers for needed a regen system.
Well, just a little more of getting into the groove -- keep going!
Yep just a little at a time! If it were easy everyone would have it. :) Thank you
Dude, do you ever just drink pure water? Just a thought i had.😂
No I hate water lol. But I do put amino acids and good stuff in for the majority of my own 'mixers' so I am taking in mostly good stuff. But I do need my caffeine!
this emissions stuff is nonsense, waste more fuel in order to burn something that was already burned once, meanwhile the EPA won't cover any of the extra expense or down time due to the extra emissions equipment that they enforce
Yep I agree. Totally ridiculous
I hear theirs kit to get rid of the Regen but I haven't looked into it yet. My tractor under warranty an don't wanna mess with it yet but the Regen is pain deal with imo
@@jjnatte9996 there are but I don't know of any for Kioti specifically
NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE
...and runs...and runs... and runs. smdh
lol but my last Deere had regen stuff also!!
@@jameslindenthal840 John Deere went Woke -- so they can get bent !
YEA THERE WOKE EVERYONE THAT USES THAT WORD DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT IT MEANS U MUST BE GOP MAGA LOVER TRUMP @@elizabethm3477
LMAOOOOO. All 4 of mine were junk. Then I swapped them all for kubota and guess what, just as many problems as the deere tractors. All emissions tractors are shit