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Option 1.... How do ik..well i have brought seedcorn its crazy expensive 😆

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Avoid the sprayer if you want to prolong your life.

Loved this video! My dad works for Hutson’s and I always pick his brain about financing and how transactions are made.

Awesome God!!! my family are happy once again and can now afford anything for my family even with my Retirement. $57k weekly returns has been life changing, after so much struggles…God bless Mrs Maria Alexander Angelina ❤️

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Tractors = The Bugati's of the Farm.

Now imagine how yall are being ripped off in cinema

1 a point like you Can buy one but the props you Can buy two av dem1

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Interesting that you don't mention the current right to repair debacle going on specifically with john deer. Is that not a concern for you with all of that newer equipment

In this modern day and age, your statement that said after you pay off the loan term, you own the tractor simply is not true by design of the manufacturer. These new systems are software dependent. Software and firmware that must have their licences maintained and updated throughout the life of the tractor--- even after you paid it off. The tractor manufacturer "owns" the tractor and owns you. If you refuse to update and pay, it's killswitch engage via satellite or LTE cell phone tower. This is why there is a growing grassroots effort of farmers to remind congress that they are serving at the pleasure of the voters that feed and clothe America by enacting Right To Repair laws that will prevent manufacturers from forcing farmers to only use expensive dealers that are in the corporate chain...

Borrowing $600,000 over 12 years is over $850,000 repayment...Borrowing for depreciating assets keeps you poor

Everything is looking clean! Now that you're between planting and harvest any special projects this summer?

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Depends if it’s seed corn or shell corn.

Really enjoyed your vid. Good job!

You have to be born into farming. There’s no way you could do it today at that scale just starting out. He’s explaining a business that has been built over generations. The equipment is the cheep part. The land is where the money is. If you don’t own it or can’t afford to buy It. Good luck finding any to lease.

oh i see 😅😅

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bro is just sitting in a silo like nothings happening

Todays inflation maybe its none

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for those who think the power output isn’t alot, as a farmer, the engine’s are diesel and designed to make alot of torque, whilst a car making 600hp will probably make maybe 650nm of torque, a tractor at 600hp probably makes over 4000nm of torque, this is because tractors need to tow alot of mass, and also tractor’s engines only go up to around 2500rpm tops whilst a car running at 2500rpm will make alot less power than listed as it will only make the listed 600hp at maximum rpm, if a tractor’s engine could run at the same speed as a car engine it would make far more power

Going strong through the 10k and still remembering that there was a plunge into the "pool" teased for the og viewers. :D

Yeah Farmlife is just worth it 😂

Who is your local J. D. dealer?

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You're a better man than I am if you can do a decent job of washing a 60 ft planter in one hour.

so what is the next video going to be?

Depends on the customer. If it's a customer in a grocery store, we'd be paying about $4 for the small container. If it's someone else on the distribution line, they'll get it for a lot cheaper.

It's wonderful to see how well you take care of your equipment. Keep up the excellent work! Greetings from Dundalk, in Ireland

It's a trick question. How much corn would cost the average consumer isn't the same as what a large corporation has to pay.

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can you sell it for me that sprayer

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What happens with the bank when you get a bad season? Because 50K a year for 5 machines is like a quarter of a million.One bad season and it’s disaster.Is it not better to lease from the dealership and pay per hour of usage,until you have profited enough to buy equipment with cash upfront?

What happens with the bank when you get a bad season? Because 50K a year for 5 machines is like a quarter of a million.One bad season and it’s disaster.Is it not better to lease from the dealership and pay per hour of usage,until you have profited enough to buy equipment with cash upfront?

Hey uuh dude that side wall is molding

Mathias' name and looks are just screaming about German origin ).

I'm 30 and I don't know what generation of farmer I am. My dad died 9 years ago now of a heart attack, probably from the stress of all the payments and debt. I ended up having to sell almost all my equipment but I was able to get us out of debt from the first time ever and I didn't have to lose the farm. Ended up getting much older equipment, as in an Oliver that I found is a sad state of disrepair and fixing it up. I don't set any speed records or production records, but I can sleep at night like a baby. If I can, I will make whatever attachment I can from hay forks, to box scrapers, to tillage equipment. I've even modified loaders to fit older tractors that they weren't made for.

A bushel is running about $4.50 a bushel, which is 54lbs. A little math means $1 is about 12 lbs of corn. So I'm guessing the two containers, I'm guessing that's close to 12 lbs.