@@jasonklabunde6415 e v e r y s i n g l e Coloured tractor Will fall. No matter what colour it is. They all Will fall. But yeah, 1167 IS getting The Job done.
Those drills are awesome. If you tried to take a corn planter through those conditions, you would plant for about 100 feet and spend the next 2 hours cleaning the planter out.
We send our 620 casse quads through all those little water holes we never have any issues if there is standing water. If there is no water that’s where we get into trouble
Puts triples on Ernie and pull an old ground drive drill -might get you into those wet spots. For the really bad sloughs, I’d go with a pontoon boat with a ATV fert spreader bolted on the back. Chapel and Ashtyn could come along and cookout on the pontoon. 😅
I like the look of 2 tracks and I thought they might go alright around here. But after watching this im glad we've got dual 800s on the 9r instead of a 2 track
Mike, if 2-tracks are so poor at pulling in the wet, what advantage is there in having them? Crawlers pull very well, so why don't 2-tracks? Great video and very different land to south farm. Really enjoy these videos as it keeps me up to date with farming around the world.
Grouser design maybe. And in theory there should be less pressure which would help subsoil compaction, but his frost line is like 6ft deep so that shouldn't be much issue.
I recommend not using a heavy harrow on low spots, just turns it to mush and can not air out. My recommendation is a salford 2100, hit the wet spots with it and a couple days later with good sun and wind and you will seed right up to where you worked
I don't know the normal weather there, and its leased yes?, but would it be economical to put in parallel straight line ditches say every 400 feet(some multiple of implement width) for next year? Not a full tile job(not sure how that would stand freezing anyway) but it would still speed bulk runoff by a large margin to allow planting with fairly short dry spells.
They have one back at the main farm as Ashton use to plant with it... it's a 60ish ft wide. Probably just a hassle to get his up there let alone bringing up a second...
@@syndicateleader6396 Yeah he said that in the video they had a smaller one, but could rent or purchase one close to the northern location. 60ft would be to large..30ft could hit those spots fast when they dry up a bit
I get the idea that the 2-track is hindered by the grouser design, it doesn't look as aggressive as R1 the tire lugs. ( Let alone R1w or R2. ) All a trade off I suppose, just like 45 degree [tire] lugs are better in wet climates as they self clear better, and 30-35 degree are better for dry land. A hell, just get some full grouser-height steel tracks, would pull anything as long as you never road it. (And the hinges can wear faster than rubber.)
Good way to get rid of hiccups is to sit down, bend your neck and head downwards as much as you can, as if you're looking back at your stomach and drink some water from a cup not a bottle over your top lip that's now the bottom lip, hope that makes sense but it works!
I'm originally from Consul which is not far from where your south farm is. Doesn't it drive you nuts to try to seed in that bluff and pothole country with that big equipment? Great videos BTW.
Hi Mike. Is there a danger of bending the shanks or disks when you turn that sharp with it in the ground? those end ones look like they are pushing sideways almost.
Just say it Mike. You would sooner dig mud outta the 2 track than the triples. Also as far as water and moisture, it's better to have and not need than to need and not have.
Not even close to economical. The closest to that that could even be considered would be to grade what is already there, but even that would not make much sense on leased land. Grading is common where flood irrigation is used, especially for high value cropland, also before planting orchards for harvesting reasons.
I used to get hiccups a lot. A friend insisted I try her remedy. It's weird, admittedly, but I can stop every hiccup event as soon as it starts. In fact, I almoat never get them now. Soooo, assuming you're not diabetic, eat 1 tablespoon of white, granulated sugar, followed immediately by a glass of water, drunk straight down. Weird, somewhat disgusting, but effective.
Yes, I have done that.. But it needs not to be wet or soft as it will push the back little tires through the mud and create drag on the wings. It hard dry conditions absolutely.
Surely it would pay to have smaller tractor and drill going around doing all the awkward to reach areas with a smaller drill? Looks a right game getting that beaut in to all the tight headland corners.
Granted. But on the 40,000 acres I can imagine there must be a fair few tight areas. Surely that would mean the big boys could come in and smash out the acreage, therefore making more productive use of their size. You save an hour in each field and the man hours and machinery hours add up.
I wish you all the best Mike! God bless and help you!
Boy that thing can pull
Definitely need some tile work. Great job getting every acre possible. Praying that you have a great harvest.
Good luck seeding your north farm Mike
So far we haven’t heard a bad word about the 1167. It seems this tractor does the job! 😊
You must have missed were it left him sit on the middle of the field because of faulty def sensor.
@@jasonklabunde6415 that was just one issue, all tractors get issues from time to time.
@@jasonklabunde6415 This was just a typical zero hour defect! Overall experience seems to be O.K.
@@jasonklabunde6415 e v e r y s i n g l e Coloured tractor Will fall. No matter what colour it is. They all Will fall. But yeah, 1167 IS getting The Job done.
How many sensors on a tractor like that? A hundred?
Merry First Time Father’s Day Brother I love you so much and welcome to the Dad Club! ❤️😏🖖🏼
Thankyou! 🙂
Must be like 30 gallons an hour 💥🎶👍😍
Nice to see seed going in, despite the mud.
Great video Mike
Seems like it does do very well in really soggy conditions
should be fun to spray and harvest ..... a fun puzzle.
What a nightmare. This is where all of your experience comes into play. Good luck with the rest of your seeding.
Can you give us an update about the airfilter ? Is it still on 0%? xD
You know I thought about asking about that couple days ago lol
awesome performance from the 2 track :O
Hey Mike!, Saw two of you helpers today at the Canada farm show , was hoping to see you ,but I guess not.
I ll be showing up tomorrow 👌
All other UA-cam farmers: ‘We can’t plant in the mud’ ‘The fields are too wet’
Mike be like.. hold my beer
Hahah 😆🤷♂️
Those drills are awesome. If you tried to take a corn planter through those conditions, you would plant for about 100 feet and spend the next 2 hours cleaning the planter out.
We send our 620 casse quads through all those little water holes we never have any issues if there is standing water. If there is no water that’s where we get into trouble
Mike we farm not far away from you at your north farm you drive past our place lots on your way up.
Wow, looks like you could seed some rice out there.
Except for the growing season. Lol
I think the 2 Trac make this very good ore it´s the driver who drive xD ;) Much people wished this rain, but so much is unbelievable
Hopefully you were able to take a "Day Off" yesterday and enjoy your first "Father's Day" with Chapel & Ashtyn !
I took the afternoon off yes 🙂
@@mikemitchell2554 Did you have a bonfire in hopes of drying things out 😂🔥🔥🔥🤣
Like your video grew up Hazlet Sask Live in Grayson Sk lots of wet land up here always
Feed her the onions lol and happy belated Father’s Day hope you had a great one
In their 30 year existence AGCO's best purchase has been the Fendt line. Second is Precision Planting.
Hope you had a great Fathers Day Mike!
Sounds like a jet
Looks like good pasture land..... I've got some cows for u!!
Maybe you should have brought up the 68 foot drill not as much weight…very impressed that you can seed when it that wet and not plug everything up.
A smaller drill sure would be handy for that land!
Wow! I thought i saw some dust for a minute.
It was a smart man who sold that wet ground during a drought 😉
The song “Give me 40 acres and I’ll turn this rig around” isn’t enough anymore. 😂
A drifting drill! Cool!
Mike the rice farmer!
I can smell that video!
Single track is kicking butt
Some harrowing would really help that dry what we have to do in northern ab
Love the Fendt
Puts triples on Ernie and pull an old ground drive drill -might get you into those wet spots. For the really bad sloughs, I’d go with a pontoon boat with a ATV fert spreader bolted on the back. Chapel and Ashtyn could come along and cookout on the pontoon. 😅
I like the look of 2 tracks and I thought they might go alright around here. But after watching this im glad we've got dual 800s on the 9r instead of a 2 track
How much shorter is the growing season at north farm compared to south farm?
Bellissimo video Bei mezzi Bravo.👍👍👋👋💪💪🚜🇮🇹
Hello Mike
Mike, it's kinda like your driving roofing nails with a sledgehammer. Might be time to invest in a smaller planter for next season on the north farm?
I really don't know how anything grows in those conditions Mike, it certainly is a challenge.
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If you have 3 shots of lemon juice take care of the hiccups every time! Wow it’s super muddy!
With the long daylight hours , the crop will be great
Mike, if 2-tracks are so poor at pulling in the wet, what advantage is there in having them? Crawlers pull very well, so why don't 2-tracks? Great video and very different land to south farm. Really enjoy these videos as it keeps me up to date with farming around the world.
They are excellent straight line pullers.
Grouser design maybe. And in theory there should be less pressure which would help subsoil compaction, but his frost line is like 6ft deep so that shouldn't be much issue.
I'd be willing to bet the price of smaller 40ft. Used Air drills have gone up suddenly this spring.
“Enee Menee Minee Mo situation. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🚜
I recommend not using a heavy harrow on low spots, just turns it to mush and can not air out. My recommendation is a salford 2100, hit the wet spots with it and a couple days later with good sun and wind and you will seed right up to where you worked
That’s some harsh planting conditions
At least with 84ft there are not too many wheel tracks and you don't have to get too close beside the wet spots.
Mike loves the fendt.
Does Mike see the potential in water?
He ain't saying to much bout that power house he,s driving
I don't know the normal weather there, and its leased yes?, but would it be economical to put in parallel straight line ditches say every 400 feet(some multiple of implement width) for next year? Not a full tile job(not sure how that would stand freezing anyway) but it would still speed bulk runoff by a large margin to allow planting with fairly short dry spells.
might need less drill n cart for these conditions....quite a struggle
I think we are all thinking that, I think mike will catch on that is not 84 ft drill country!
With a field like this, I would consider clearing some bush as well as looking for any opportunity to improve drainage wherever possible...
Looks like you might need to rent or purchase a smaller drill to go back for those wet spots. Fun times planting in the mud
They have one back at the main farm as Ashton use to plant with it... it's a 60ish ft wide. Probably just a hassle to get his up there let alone bringing up a second...
@@syndicateleader6396 Yeah he said that in the video they had a smaller one, but could rent or purchase one close to the northern location. 60ft would be to large..30ft could hit those spots fast when they dry up a bit
It will be fun to wash thag planter 😂😂
You just want to make sure no one cleans the bathroom but you! 😂😂😂
Wouldn’t Prevent Plant be a good option followed by a hay crop?
So what's your conclusion about the Fendt in the mud ? Seems like it did pretty well ?
nice
I get the idea that the 2-track is hindered by the grouser design, it doesn't look as aggressive as R1 the tire lugs. ( Let alone R1w or R2. )
All a trade off I suppose, just like 45 degree [tire] lugs are better in wet climates as they self clear better, and 30-35 degree are better for dry land.
A hell, just get some full grouser-height steel tracks, would pull anything as long as you never road it. (And the hinges can wear faster than rubber.)
All that mud and I see dust flying go figure lol
Great video!
God Bless you Brother Mike I know you did this knowing that it’s less than ideal but you have to do what you must. ❤️😌🇺🇸🖖🏼
Would it be more viable to just broadcast the wheat or maybe do canola instead?
Some ppl did
What are you planting? How late can can you still plant?
Great video. It’s a lil moist
unbelievable conditions to work with any kind of equipment.
Let us know if that seeding makes it up
mike I roll 18000 acres a year with a 2 track and a 80 ft degelman wouldn't want to do it when crop is up
We have the same problem in South Africa where we must try to get the corn of off the fields
Why you don't use one tractor with less power in theses field wet?
Maybe in a few years it will be possible to grow with airplanes or drones. That makes it easier for Chapel😆
Fairly common to seed rice from the air.
Good way to get rid of hiccups is to sit down, bend your neck and head downwards as much as you can, as if you're looking back at your stomach and drink some water from a cup not a bottle over your top lip that's now the bottom lip, hope that makes sense but it works!
I know you gotta sow when you gotta sow, but man that the most anxious I think I've been in a while watching you trail that kit through wet fields 😰
I'm originally from Consul which is not far from where your south farm is. Doesn't it drive you nuts to try to seed in that bluff and pothole country with that big equipment? Great videos BTW.
Did you ever dig out all those deadhead you marked up there
Mike I have a question. Do you not worry about plugging your drill with the muddy conditions?
No, but I worry about compaction behind the cart 😬
But did Mike still load it up? Yes. Lol
@@mikemitchell2554 thanks for the response
Far out mate
Mike, hear me out a 30 foot drill and the big tank. You'll seed through everything.
Lol that was my comment exactly maybe not as small as 30 but less then that big clunky thing.
Your drill sounds like its got afterburners on 😁 How much seed and fertilizer you use north vs south per acre ?
Double
@@mikemitchell2554 i use 220 pounds oats, nitrogen half of that. ❤️
@@7rixee oh, I feel I was light then.. I was juts going by what the locals told me.. At 3.3bu of oats 🤷♂️
Where do you farm?
@@mikemitchell2554 Finland 🙄 😂 Worked in north dakota back in the day.
We go 250 to 300 pounds on oats here in manitoba but not sure what that is in actual N
Hi Mike. Is there a danger of bending the shanks or disks when you turn that sharp with it in the ground? those end ones look like they are pushing sideways almost.
I have never bent anything on a Bourgault, but I have been told that's not the case for all seeders 🤷♂️
Just say it Mike. You would sooner dig mud outta the 2 track than the triples. Also as far as water and moisture, it's better to have and not need than to need and not have.
Fendt just floats on that mud
Kid inside me was dissapointed every time Mike went aroud the mud... 😭
Mike I have a question. Could you bring in top soil and fill in the low spots so you don't have mini lakes everywhere?
Not even close to economical. The closest to that that could even be considered would be to grade what is already there, but even that would not make much sense on leased land. Grading is common where flood irrigation is used, especially for high value cropland, also before planting orchards for harvesting reasons.
Does Ashton watch these videos and offer any critiques of what you are doing on "her" farm?
You should maybe check the main frame for cracks or damage from all the winging into the wet spots ....just talking from experience....
I used to get hiccups a lot. A friend insisted I try her remedy. It's weird, admittedly, but I can stop every hiccup event as soon as it starts. In fact, I almoat never get them now. Soooo, assuming you're not diabetic, eat 1 tablespoon of white, granulated sugar, followed immediately by a glass of water, drunk straight down. Weird, somewhat disgusting, but effective.
Can you wing up the drill and seed with just the middle sections to get into smaller areas or does the drill say no to that?
Yes, I have done that.. But it needs not to be wet or soft as it will push the back little tires through the mud and create drag on the wings. It hard dry conditions absolutely.
Makes sense thanks for the Quick answer
Hey mike, do you apply more fert on the north farm, compared to the same crop on the south farm - including whats left in the soil from last year
Yes, greater chances of net return
Where exactly is your north farm?
I would love to see you drivr are 25ft air seeder
Happy belated Father's Day and could you tile that field and would it do any good
I see dust! LOL
Can’t believe you can expect a crop in planting conditions like that
Surely it would pay to have smaller tractor and drill going around doing all the awkward to reach areas with a smaller drill? Looks a right game getting that beaut in to all the tight headland corners.
That means one more tractor, one more drill, *and* one more driver though...
Granted. But on the 40,000 acres I can imagine there must be a fair few tight areas. Surely that would mean the big boys could come in and smash out the acreage, therefore making more productive use of their size. You save an hour in each field and the man hours and machinery hours add up.