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What would happen if u were to drag short chains in the furrow to help cover the fertilizer????

All the same equipment on our farm

All the same equipment exactly

The farm at 8:20 looks familiar.

Rake it again raking 2 together then u should be able to bale it

I was always told u need a couple of hours before u see crimp marks

Looks like u could mix cows in your operation,

Deer corn

Sunflowers would do your deep save of fertilizer, we’ve baled weeds the last few because of the drought, had some sparse wheat in them, these were cattle guys that didn’t get hay to grow

Yeah....but who helps YOU when you need to hitch up a wagon? Love the "drop pin" driving precision! Keep on picking (and videographing...) we enjoyed it!

Do a video grinding the corn for feed

How many bushels do the cribs hold?

Hi I have a question about corn silos. It's not affected by water when it's rains? What's the power of the tractor? Thanks

Love you’re videos Pete from Wisconsin

What size front tires do u have ?

That looks a lot like our ol' 4020... was a great tractor! I grew up in n.c. Iowa.

IS THAT A 666 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR?

I don't understand those open wire cages for cribs. You know the corn gets wet.

Are the new rollers rubber? We have the very same problem! Help!

I love how you share the entire process from planting to harvesting

Thanks for the videos i have learned a lot. That said I have a few questions. Do you have an email that i could reach out to you on?

Cool video, keep them coming

Sad to hear you're done interseeding into corn. I'm going to try my first attempt next year. Will you be selling your 8300 drill? I'm in the market for one this winter to get set up. Thanks, Andrew

Thanks for sharing 👍👍✌️

Ya know you can use those cobs to heat syrup are old farm house has a cob burner to heat the house

Where do you get your empty sacks from for your corn?

Ill always say fresh cut is nothing compared to the morning 48hrs after its cut smells 1000× better

Interesting variety of summer tasks. Do the mice bother the granary?

That machine will make you an eunuch.

I love your videos, they give me inspiration to try to direct market some of my crops. With a small farm there is no way to make money selling wholesale

Great video! Nice to see you back at it again. Keep it up.

Great video, very cool on the cracked corn process. Keep them coming please.

Hi and good evening, Couldn't you just put the mill a little higher and place an empty bag under it? On a rack or trailer? Or deepen the ground under the mill a little? Then it should actually be easier? Instead of the buckets and shoveling? By the way, I like your videos very much! They are simply great in every way. What you say, how you explain everything, your farm, the great machines and also the seasonal atmosphere always. And the incredibly beautiful surroundings with you. Really fabulous! Thank you very much for that! Best regards from Schleswig-Holstein, Northern Germany! All the best, Christian 🇺🇸💕🥰

Love the swather. I haven't seen many of those in the Midwest. Yeah, I was kinda waiting for the flex funnel to dip as the water hit it, then bounce as the water pouted out, and repeat. 😆 The starter switch is a nice touch. It reminds me of the turn signal replacement switch I put on one of our band trucks back in Iowa. It was a former chicken hauling Step Van, with the original LUX Pullets logos on the sides and "Here comes Archie!" on the hood. The column-mounted turn signal failed, so I zip tied a 3-position toggle switch onto it. Oh, it also had a secondary horn from a VW Beetle that caused strange looks from people when they turned to see the behemoth making the little beep-beep. Thanks for the big ol' video!

enjoyed the video, hope to meet up with you again sometime

Good to see a video and keep them coming

Another great informative video. As I have said before love the videos with the older equipment like I farmed with dad on. Keep them coming. God bless

Drill a hole in the brace to get a scredriver through the hole.

Alfalfa starts to loose proteen once it flowers. Wait longer for a seed crop.

As I've said before, thank you for sharing your day with us. I really appreciate your commentary about what you do, why you do it the way you do, and everything in between. I look forward to seeing your harvest footage! Stay safe from unguarded roller chains!!!!

Crazy year, busy busy busy 🙂👍🏻👌

When did you get the swather

He was probably doing 1 of two things. 1 cleaning lead out of dirt from a back stop to melt down and turn into lead shot or sinkers etc. or less likely separating lead shot from slag after melting.

Sounds like great progress on soil optimization. It's quite a different thing when you realize that there's no open local oats mass market and it takes more effort to find buyers and direct markets.

I like learning what you do for operating a small farm with alternative marketing, another channel I watch with a small farm with direct sales is a few acres farm. Best wishes on your direct marketing

Nice update. Has been pretty wet here most of the spring and early summer. Getting dry now! Are you going to the Greater northern Minnesota get together at Jon Stevens next month? MN soil health coalition is hosting

enjoy your video Mike, haven't seen you since the Soil Health Summit, look forward to learning more about your vermiculture

Love that you made another video. Love seeing how you are doing things and especially with the older equipment like I grew up on and driving. Hope to see more soon. Thank you.

Glad to see a new video from you! Always interesting and entertaining, not to mention informative. Keep on doing what you do! I'm hoping to see your oat harvest, as it's been a long time since I've been involved in harvesting oats, or wheat. Thanks for including all of us on the farm tour!!!!!