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It’s great that you’re bringing such helpful knowledge to the community of nature lovers!

Do you ever go across the row or on the diagonal?

Just ran a weed zapper over our soybeans. Not sure if you have one available in your area but those broadleaves and volunteer corn are perfect size to get smoked by it. Maybe cheaper than running a handcrew through? Beans look nice dude best of luck!

Great videos! Small organic farm in Ohio and just bought a tine weeder. Would it be possible to have a phone conversation somehow? Would love to ask you a few questions on your experience and knowledge with it

Greetings from Europe! I am also an organic farmer. you do a good job! how is the infrastructure over there for organic farmers? is it easy to sell your organic soyabeans and other organic products? what is the price for 1.000kg soyabeans from your farm? Do you have many organic certification companies in the usa? how many acres of farmland you need in the usa to make a living for a family of 6 people? i am so interested in organic farming in the us

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how many times you cultivating and tine weeding soybeans?

Hi Addon, I see you're not running the Buffalo cultivator in your videos here lately, not enough rows to cover on each pass for the unit you have? Reason being, I making ready to transition to organic row crops, I thought Buffalo was the Cadillac cultivator? However these old JD versions are a lot less money and more readily available. Where do you purchase the ridging wings if the JD cultivator is the one you'd recommend for corn and beans. Thanks!!

Is your litter raw or pelletized? If pellets where did you source?

Hi I am Indian farming nice explain Gujjar bro

Wow, organic management is so destructive, aherbicide pass would be cheaper

How does that work

Love it

Oh shit slams brakes smooth skiddin

Hey there. Is that a rotovator? Thanks for the video.

Hi! Thanks for the great video. What seeding rate did you use for the rye, wheat, and peas in the fall? Did you broadcast or drill them? How many weeks before planting organic beans would you recommend dishing the rye? I want to cultivate and rotary hoe before planting beans, and I’m curious about trash plugging the hoe. Thanks very much!

How fast are you typically going at this stage?

Very nice looking corn! Is it normal for you to go to soybeans after alfalfa instead of corn?

That is impressive, have you always been an organic farmer?

That is pretty neat, thanks for sharing.

Hello Very helpful video. My question is, do you use rotary hoe? Is the rotary hoe as effective as the tine weeder (Einböck Aerostar)? What crop rotation can you use on your farm? Could you give an example cropline? Thank you for your answer in advance! Regards

Hello Fantastic when I see to tine-weeder go in that mulch. I should buy similar tool. What do you think about rotary hoe tools? Is it better than tine-weeder in similar mulch which is saw in your video? Thanks

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What state are you in?

Amazing view

Did you see the tire skid when he hit the breaks

Great info, thank you!

Nice job. Looks good.

What are you using for a liquid starter?

That accurate spacing will serve you well. With all of your preplant cultivation, you may want to stick with those rubber wheels. I ran one rubber, and one spiked. Pulled the spike, and works just fine.

Thanks for sharing. It’s been frustrating up in my township as well. My cultivation windows between little showers have been down to the hour multiple times. There has been no rest to let the weeds die and the crops grow! Despite that the crops look ok just a lot more grass in the row than I’m used to. Have fun out there!

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I’m going to call you the Terminator! 😁

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looking at doing something like this for sweet corn but tillage destroys soil and mycorrhizal fungi so kinda defeats the purpose of the cover crop

Do you find this tillage regiment (flail-chisel-disc-cult) to be just as effective as power tilling on sod/hay? Why not just use the power tiller?

How deep do you plant your soybeans?Also, I like your videos, I feel we farm in pretty similar ways expect your farm is a few years more advanced so I like to see how different tools perform in different situations. Thanks for posting.

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Great job. Looking forward to see more videos.

8410 with the narrow stance and 18” tracks is one I haven’t seen. Good luck this year.

Great video, thanks for sharing!

Bro, I want to see some 8410T videos! 😁

My grandpa doesn’t think you can disk a cover crop and terminate it, he thinks you need a plow. You are (and many others) prove that his statement is false

Did you get a good kill with just a single disk or did make another pass with anything else?

Hi Aden, this field looks amazing. I was just curious whether this Buffalo 4630 with the standard side shields (open top) could be used for the 1st pass as well. Or do you absolutely need a shield that completely covers the young corn for the 1st pass. Thank you

Hi Aden, Great videos. I was just wondering whether you're using a guidance system with your Buffalo 6 row cultivator. How do you set the shield when your corn is about to canopy? or do you remove the shield? How would you compare Buffalo to Hiniker?

How many horsepower is your tractor there that you're using to pull that with and do you have to have one that large to pull a Time weeder say half as big as yours

Thank you for this video!

Great content. Keep posting about your cover crops.

Hands down the most practical video on the advantages of the Tye. Great job!