Who the Hell Put That There
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
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God bless Barb! All the Barbie dolls in the world need to take lessons from the farm women, who step up and do all the work that is needed to keep the farm going! Giver Kids!❤️🏁🇺🇸🇨🇦
Amen!!
Beside every great farmer is an even greater woman. Farm ladies are just a different breed.
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I'VE GOT ONE OF THEM! 👍👍👍👍👍! *TRUMP 2024!* *USA!*
You need to bolt a tool box on that cultivator to have new points, bolts, and tools for field repairs. Just buy extra tools from a garage sale or Harbor Fright so you don't worry about them. Cheaper than driving back and forth. Good to see seeds going in the ground.
That’s what I was going to say! Get a battery powered impact wrench!
I absolutely love your videos and your no-nonsense and common sense views of life, farming and country! It is refreshing to watch and listen to someone that farms just like most of the farmers that I know! Keep
Doing things the right way - the independent, non-stupid way!
Appreciate it
Murphy loves you. It's a hard life no one understands. You only work 3 months a year lol. No one understands what it all takes. Keep up the awesome work. God bless.
I always said if it’s so great and so easy why isn’t everybody doing it?
Been absent from the party for quite some time. Missed all the wonderful comments. Thanks for having me back 🎉
Well where the hell ya been 🤷♂️🤣
Why dose Barb pick up the rocks? We had large 4 by 4 tractors. and they were set up with snow plows and in the spring we had boxes on the front. To pick up the rocks worked very good. And the females Stayed in the Kitchen to cook a amazingly great Lunch/diner It was a great time in my life and i will never forget it.
Grumpy....we got 3100 acres in Hackleburg Alabama and back in tbe 70's we always farmed like you do now. It worked for us. Our soil wasn't as rocky as yours but we had a lot of sand stone in our fields. That was many years ago and now all our property is in timber. Basically a pulp wood farm. We also have a small hunting club and the dews pay for the land taxes each year.
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Your singing put a big smile on my face and made my grumpy wife giggle. Thank you !! ♥
Watch for my tour dates 🤦♂️🤣🤣
This year is my 60th crop. You have to know what is the best way to farm each farm along with each field. In our area if you farm each one the same you can screw the soil up and then it takes a couple of years to patch things up again. 😊
The rocks are a continuing challenge, although ours are generally flat, sandstone rocks. Although, some can be the size of my kitchen table in surface area. That's one reason why I'm glad to have the Oliver backhoe now, because when I hook one of those big goonies and bring the tip near the surface, I can dig it the hell out!
I was not able to chisel much ground this spring either. Never got dry enough. Just ran soil finisher across twice
Hi Andy! You and Barb are a great team. Your videos are excellent as always. Thanks for taking us all along with you in the good and bad of farming. Looking forward to seeing the crops rising up!
I always carry an extra point or two, bolts, and tools to change it in the tillage tractor. If you have it with you, chances are much better you won’t need it!
I hate shit rattling around inside the cab with me
Quality is a issue in manufacturing. I see it daily at my job. Even companies that had a good reputation are having issues. Thank you Dr. Fuckee and your half brother Brandon.
Exactly Stan
Hey Mr Grumpy, you and your family keep hustling please! My family are on your side. Thanks
I don't drink the kool-aid, but I do sip some. It's incredible where the old timers farmed with horses. I don't mind experimenting, but don't tell me what to do. I learn more from failure than success.
Thanks Andy, waiting on some fresh food from ya!! L😂L
Wishing you the best.
JESUS NEVER FAILS!!!
Man that countryside is absolutely beautiful. Stellar.
Agreed, Leonard but too bad the liberals run the state
@@TheGrumpyFarmer My wife and I are originally from Montana. For work as an engineer we moved just outside of Seattle. We have seen some of the most idiotic liberal BS anybody could possibly tolerate.
Hi Grump, being a machinist for 40 years, my guess is the chisel points were heat treated to hard. By the way, i would be proud to have4 you guys for a neighbor .
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I might would rexomend going by Harbor.Freight or a farm supply store and pick you up a 8×10 tarp to keep in your truck to cover up your seed bags when its raining.
You have a great choice of music. Don't tell anyone that you are happy with your life.
Thanks for the tunes😂. I am not a farmer or farmer's wife. My dad grew up in a farming family-TOTAL RESPECT and appreciation and amazement at the committment it takes. Thank you all😊
Appreciate it
Looks like the ground was working up nice. Good to see the corn seed getting into the ground
Yes it was Mike
cousin Andy ,
well done sir .
carry on your good purpose .
thank you everyone .
Thanks Andy. Hope this is the best year for you.
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Thanks Norman
Andy that must of been one of them genetically modified rocks!!
Dinosaur 🦕 😂
Sing it Grumpy. You have a great voice.
And you must have bad hearing 🤦♂️🤣🤣
its a fucker this year still got 450 ac corn to plant 500 ac beans to go in almost 5 inches of rain this week coop was trying to spray my neighbors extremally weedy corn fields with their new hagie sprayer and were sinking in 6 inches all over the field ,talking rain again sunday and monday .
But the USDA says planting is going great
I dont know shit about farming. But, I eat good. So, thank you for what you do.
Farmwork never stops. No matter how big or small. Thanks Andy. Florida Joe
Yup Florida Joe
Great video!!!!! Glad to see the weather is being more cooperative. Hope it continues.
🎶🪨Rock On!!🪨 🎶
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Rock 🪨🤦♂️ I see what you did there 😂
Have a great holiday weekend 👍
You too
We had to quit saying we were picking up fucken rocks.
Now we call them sex missiles 😂
Your chisel plow does a very nice job , Never seen one do the job the first pass around !
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Great to see that seed hitting the dirt, y’all stay safe and take care Grumpster 🍺💪🏻🇺🇸
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Yes! Sing it I'll sing right along with you. Screw utube.
Jerry 💯
Replant this year in southern Indiana is a way of life! The rain is like never going to end. Weeds this year is just absolutely outstanding and there popping up everywhere. I’m glad I don’t have an office job at the agriculture companies. Grandson got a phone in each ear while others are taking chunks out of his ass. Their herbicide aren’t working! Holy cow did burn down in early march and can’t plant till end of may and going into June! Weeds,and more weeds coming up hourly! Hope your planting goes good and no weeds!
Weeds are no good
I'm a mid-west farmer and like the tilled ground. No-till I don't like the looks of it but it works, it must work because so many farms use that way.
Yep, Jerry people should just do what works for them
Boot of Italy looking good Grumpy
Keep the wheels rolling Grumpy . Try you some ground hog holes. Holes large enough to ĺose a front tire in. Good luck. I finished beans yesterday
Got my corn & beans planted this morning. 4'x10' raised bed vegetable garden. Lol
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I've got that Styx song ...Come Fly Away on an original 45 vinyl ...its in a picture sleeve with flying saucers on the cover .....
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The Grumpy Rocker.
You have some nice soil. It is a lot better than the south Texas sand i live in. Thank you for what you do.
We have good soil. We just have a lot of rocks. 🤦♂️
Come on Andy we all know them crooked rows have more corn growing in them. My Grandpa used to tell me boy close one eye when your planting boy this field looks like you and the mule were both drunk.
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We call them field cultivaters here in SC, neighbor was working his field year's ago with one and drove over and hit my garden with it, man did it do a beautiful job with that pulverizer roller at the back.
I like having the crumbler attachment on the back
@@TheGrumpyFarmer it went almost a foot deep, and when he was done, that heavy black soil looked amazing, way better than when my buddy does it with a tractor mounted tiller which actually only gets about 5" down. Of course, it looked silly having a 80 hp jd tractor with dual wheels in my garden lol,wide enough for 3 passes.
Osmundson used to make great points and shovels for tillage equipment, but I don't know if they are still in business. Everyone has an opinion, and sometimes they give you a new idea. Our ground is fairly heavy and rolling, and no til works most of the time. You basically trade yield for fuel and time here. $'s per acre vs bushels. 👍👍
We are losing a ton of ash trees here in Minnesota also . If you treat them quick you can save them but we are losing a ton of them.
Andy likes him some REO!
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I think rocks in NY state mate and multiply lol, we are always picking stones
And they make bigger kids every yearRich 🤦♂️🤣🤣
When I picked stones as a kid, I thought I had to pick the real small stoned cause I thought the stones would get bigger the following year.
Grump, Maybe you should change your intro music to the theme song from ... ROCKY! 🤣
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Hey Grumpy and Barb, took a much needed break from working in the yard and watchin you work on your property! You farmers are gettin done while the weathers good. I hope Barb is on the mend with her ankle mishap. Get those steps fixed before YOU have a mishap. Anyways…….love these farmin videos. Thanks again for takin us along😊🍺!
I went to chiropractor to have the tractor seat removed from my butt.lol I know your pain
It’s horrible
Good progress made and the rain that fell was hopefully a good thing for the already planted crop
Just got rained off planting beans Jan
Good video. I love those second more things. 😊
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So, if tilling the soil releases carbon into the atmosphere, and carbon is consumed by photosynthesis, isn't that a form of regenerative farming?
Yep the one thing I've learned through my years in farming and around farming, and travelling all over the country and seeing how different things are done in different areas, is that there is *NO* "one size fits all" in farming. People do different things in the same crops even just up and down the road, based on their own goals and equipment they have, skill set, or lessons learned. When you throw in different soils, different climate conditions in different areas, etc. you get big differences in different regions. If there was "one single BEST way of doing things" there wouldn't have been different ways of doing it to begin with, everybody would farm the same way with the same equipment, using the same methods and machinery, etc. Simple fact is there are ALWAYS differences, even if its just differences in the farmer and their education and skills and experiences and goals, what they believe in and want to do things, and how the can make things work or not have luck with this or that.
DO what works for you. Don't close your mind to new ideas or to different ideas, but don't automatically just jump on every "latest fad" or whatever "new and improved" way of doing something just because it's new and innovative... it has to fit with what you're doing and what you have experience with and can make work, and always best to try something out on a few acres and get the bugs out of it before going "whole hog" on anything... don't be afraid to learn and experiment, but don't bet the whole farm on this or that "new thing" or "new way of doing things" until you've worked it into a system that works for you on your ground, your climate, your conditions, etc...
Rocks were there before Ya - be there Long after your gone ! ( lol ) Thanx for the Vid ( you ) Grumpy ole man
Yup the next person can have them
Good singer!
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@@TheGrumpyFarmer I live in Minnesota. Grew up on a farm and farmed the last years with my Grandfather back in the early 2000. Miss it so bad. And loved having the radio on in the tractor. I knew when all the rock bands were coming to town!
Around here we need tillage at times , the ground will get so hard the drill will float if you miss your tiny window of ideal moisture, you get it , I get it when you know you know. That radio station sounds great too.
For hard clay soil , throw a white frost looking, layer. Then work the soil. Turns hard ground soft.
I'm sorry I forgot to say what to throw out, 95x fine gypsum.
It's not expensive
Too much damn rain 🌧️ I am jelly. Maybe we will get some in monsoons this year vs last years 3/4" bs.
Mother nature is a fickle bitch David 🤦♂️
Looking good Andy 😊 time for seed 😊
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Your seedbed looks 100 percent
Love the music. Pretty funny. Hope things go well for you.
I’ve found the points lose a lot more thickness the last few years than they used to. Seems like they get so thin they either break, or you can’t flip them because the plow bolt head won’t seat on the other end.
Pretty much seems like everything is cheap shit since Covid
Just wondering if you could take extra points and tools with you.
FARMERS ARE REAL MEN! FARMER'S WIVES ARE REAL WOMEN! GREAT VID AS USUAL GRUMPY! THANK YOU SIR!
Sorry i put those rocks there- i just wanted to make your day more interesting 😁🤣 It gets extremely frustrating when the weather forecast is so far off...
Yep, I should’ve been a weatherman make good money whether I’m right or wrong 🤦♂️
I pick up over rocks often and i have a 24 row planter.
As usual Andy, you are in fine voice today!
Get your hearing checked 🤦♂️🤣🤣
Another great video Thanks.
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Just think all the good things are coming!!!
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Sympathetic non farmer here: 'Wife says to me once "how can you just sit there and watch him drive back and forth over a field?" Hahaha..., to be fair, I've caught her watching your vids without me a few times (chuckle). We played 'make believe' farmers years ago doing our own hay with old warmed over equipt. and boarding horses so we got a taste for ourselves for a bit. Maybe that's why we appreciate folks who farm for money, not with money.
Amen Fred 👍🏻 appreciate you and the wife
Your rocks are sure looking like my fields 😆🤦♂️ But I’m with you, I try to take care of my soil - I don’t think I could get away with just no-tilling or field cultivating. The soil just doesn’t handle it well
Yup Kevin everyone has to do what works for them
And you're wright ever bodies ground is definitely different, I absolutely agree with you
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Andy, maybe the rocks are getting harder lol Keep up the good work and content.
Thanks Philip
We broke a few last year putting them on new never had that happen before
Something is screwy
Cheap Chinese steel Andy, I see rocks breed in western NY just like the Mohawk Valley region 😊 keep up the good work gotta love the weather man
Somebody needs to give these rocks birth control Artie 🤦♂️
Is your soil fairly abrasive
? Do your points wear quick. I'm pulling an 80ft roller in Southern Alberta.
We get about 80 acres per side on the chisel plow points. I think the stones have a lot to do with it.
The weather sucks it's hard to get anything done that is for sure
It’s been interesting 🤦♂️
Hey Andy you should look into the agrituff chisel points. They are expensive but last a long time.
My email address is in the description of all my videos. If you have any information on them and a couple minutes, send it to me. 👍🏻
@@TheGrumpyFarmer will do. I run the there sweeps on my field cultivator and they last at least four times my johndeere ones and I was told there chisel points are awesome
@@TheGrumpyFarmer I sent you an email with web site link. Also this week I will do a review on the sweep after one year on my you tube channel. I think you run the same sweeps I do.
@@obieacres4676 ok thanks i’ll have to check out your channel. Not sure I ever have before. Not sure I knew you had one 🤦♂️🤣
@@TheGrumpyFarmer jeff Ramond watch’s it
as a kid, we picked up rock's for $4 hour, i had covid all week, tried to kicked my ass
You’re hired 🤣
Befor today was over a 2nd point broke right at the bolt🙄🙄
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No rocks here just gophers and badgers. So I tried to find the boot field on the map. Think I found it. Also found a Dennison road. Is that named after your family or just a coincidence?
My grandfather, they named the roads here after the first person that settled on it
It is not easy to find a boot or shoe that feels comfortable. Hoe the boots work out. Yes farm the ground the way you need to for your ground. Here it is different about every 2 miles. Sandy, clay, little and loum, you name it were have it. Oh ya, rocks too. We had several storms go aroud use and got mot of everything planted. Some rain now here in nw ohio blowing through. Hopefully can finish up on Thursday.
Just curious! Does fall chiseling work in your country than 1 pass in spring with field cultivator.
It’s usually too wet in the fall to get any chisel plowing done by the time we get done harvesting
Try RBPR Ultimate Winged Chisel Plow Pionts. Made by Richmond Brothers Equipment in Michigan
My email address is in the description of all of my videos. If you get a chance and wouldn’t mind email me some information.
Chyna Quality Parts! Same in the Truckin business
It’s getting bad
It’s getting bad
Points probably made out of recycled steel. I’m not aware of a real steel mill in operation in our country. Towed a lot of barges of scrap steel in the recycling mills. The steel is soft and easily bent and broken.
And more expensive than it used to be 🤦♂️
Hey Andy, I've been wanting to ask you how you like your Great Plains speed disk? Would you buy it again? Anything you'd change?
I love it I wish they made a little bit bigger model but 23 feet you can cover a lot of ground going 10 mph.
Maybe bring back the pet rock and you will be rich, 😂. I’ve done it 3 ways this year. Regular notill into the previous years stubble, cover crops and tillage. No till is the easiest for me but after a few years we get ruts, washes etc. so we still till a few acres. Doing cover crops to break compaction. Not doing it to save on fertilizer like the “regenerative” dudes. Keep doing like you want. It’s your farm and business. Everyone farms differently.
Exactly Russ
Can you heat treat and or weld a bead on the teeth? too make it stronger to start with? just thinking.
You should have adjusted the crescent wrench to the size of the Rock and just turned it right out of there. But I wasn't there so I'm sure you thought of that
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are the points set at several different angles , why not carry replacement and tools in the cab , what ami missing ?.
No Offence Grumpy, but I want to scream down that field on a pit bike. =D
lol Andy I don’t know any of us that haven’t planted around a rock or three
You will need to carry parts with you I guess
Chinese steel in those points!
See if you any difference in corn growth from chisel plowed and not chisel plowed.
That’s what I’ll be waiting to see this fall
Your weather sounds a lot like ours in N FL. had so much rain the river is still running high. Forecast next 10 days is low 90 and no rain. Loved Trump in the Bronx! Hockel made a ass of herself again!
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