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They might be syncing with camera shutter speed, it does look like it though

30" rows

Guess you're not up for the challenge.

No it is not manditory. In fact, some folks will get a camera guidance hitch and go without Autosteer

Gonna depend heavily on the year. But probably 5-8 or even more on dry years where the beans don't canopy.

Besides cultivation? you could burn it. or Rogue it.

Jay, can you send over an email to ron@cropfertilityservices.com with that request? The spec sheet is here: www.cropfertilityservices.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/RC1230P-PMB-ROW-CROP-CULTIVATOR-Final-July-2023.pdf

We will use a lower horsepower tractor for the next video. Thank you for the comment!

Fun fact. The average tier 2 engine, which is in this tractor. For the whole yearly operation of it, produces around 60-70k lbs of carbon. 3 acres of corn would complete absorb and convert it to o2. (At 18tons per acre. 1 ton=2000lbs)A soybean is a more minimal till crop which produces less carbon output. But a soybean cleans absorbs and converts about 6-8k of carbon per acre as well. So roughly 10-12 acres will clean that up as well this tractor is probably not throttled very high because it’s doing light duty work. So, our crops clean what our tractors put out. Happy to educate.

I don't have a problem with tillage, I just don't believe that "conventional" No Til farming using GMO's/etc is any worse than the "organic" operations using multiple tillage passes. If a consumer wants to buy "organic", fine. Good for them and the seller. But to feed 135% of the people in this country we need all the technology we have available.

@@MorganOtt-ne1qjyou ain’t feeding the people with your gmos!. You feeding the livestock.. And what gmos you do Feed the people is man made and killing them slowly! Elohim didn’t make you gmo products so don’t come harassing the ones trying to do it more His way!!

If you watch our video on soybeans: ua-cam.com/video/TxrArHTlWq8/v-deo.htmlsi=JWnTaQ1dE90jv17A at 1:41 There isn't much side to side action on the S tine. It works very well with the shovel design. There's no crop in the ground so it's not easy to make a video showing how the cam/wands work. We will film one next spring. It's Salford's unique camera technology. It's pretty straightforward and easy to use. The section control plugs into your ISOBUS port and works with Ag Leader/Trimble/John Deere.

There is no pesticide/herbicide used on any of the acres in this video, it's all certified as Organic. Robot weeding machines would be a game changer, it will be interesting to see how they improve over the next number of years! Thank you for the comment!

Come out to our Organic Farm Innovation Expo. We host it at our own farm. Exact date hasn't been decided but it will be August 2024.

We just cut a portion of this field for the Equipment Demonstration Day we hold in August. So it'll be planted with corn / soybeans this week to simulate early growing season and cultivation / tine weeding - but later in the year.

We do use flame weeders when needed as well! Not sure if we ended up doing that on this field that year - typically try not to rely on flame weeding if we can as of course any time you do that it's costing yield.

The Hatzenbichler uses the Tillet and Hague camera system. We haven't had a problem in terms of guidance with either the Einbock or the Hatzenbichler. I'm surprised you had problems. Please reach out if you'd like to discuss. 612-309-7522

Thank you very much! Please let us know if there's something you'd like us to do a video on. -Ron

When used correctly and under the right conditions it dramatically reduces weeds in the row.

Weed zapping is not something you want to use as a dedicated method of weed control, it's only for out of control situations and anything above the crop line of course. With that being said, it's highly effective if the weeds are taller than the crop. Will kill them all - but many times the damage has already been done.

Not sure on that haven't saw it done. Not going to cover any sort of acres with something like that and for the time involved you'd be better off simply using a hoe or pulling weeds by hand! Thank you for the comment

Yes. Only Chicken Manure

Plenty of us out here! We service hundreds of organic farmers in the Upper Midwest.

Faster than removing ragweed by hand haha

3mph

Im no electrical engineer but I'm pretty sure the grounding happens through the weeds you want to kill

It has to coulters that run through the soil.

Thank you! Farming organic doesn't come without it's own unique set of challenges, it's a lot of work and controlling weeds is always the top challenge, but we fully believe in it and love what we do.