Prepping for Harvest 2020 | Vlog 86
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- This week we desiccate the canola and get all the "stuff" ready for the upcoming canola and winter wheat harvest.
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Why the hell are you fools watching if you want to give the video the thumbs down? This man works his butt off.
singers1990 I think there are some people with such miserable lives that they give thumbs down to everything. That’s my guess. I can’t imagine why else.
World’s Full of Clueless Humans. Get Rid of Clueless and we NO longer have Population Problem.🤪
I started a channel back in December for our farm and I swear every video always has to have at least two or three thumbs down it makes you wonder if those people actually watch the video or if they just show up and give you a thumbs down and then leave
Definition of a farmer: agronomist, mechanic, accountant, weather watcher, chemist, business man, computer specialist, drone operator and now we can add entomologist. Oh and 'sludge' cleaner. :) :)
Cleaning out grain pits and slat elevators you require a special tool...... A STUDENT! 😂😂
Have been a viewer of your wife's channel for the past couple years and am delighted to see you have your own channel. Very informative content! Look forward to seeing more in 2021 & beyond.
I love it! That was a proud dad moment whe she said she had a tape measure 🤣! I love you guys
I loved it when Jess said she had a tape measure so you could take the guess work out of determining the correct height to hang the trap🤣
you all probably dont care at all but does anyone know a method to get back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot my login password. I would love any tricks you can give me!
@Trent Rylan Instablaster :)
Love seeing Jess work with her dad, they’re so close it’s really cool to watch!
LOL, A true Canadian farmer always has a hockey stick as one of their tools. LOL!!
A better design for how the grain is dumped from the trucks is to have the trucks go up a ramp (4' should be enough) and onto a platform so all the receiving and conveying action takes place above ground. Then when it rains/snows, the water can drain out onto the ground from the receiving/conveying apparatus.
Thats a smart girl Mark,you need to try and keep her around..Happy birthday Jess.
When I used to spray, a cash crop friend said the damage from the sprayer tracks was called sprayer blight. LOL Very much enjoy watching the equipment work, brings back good memories.
Now I know what all the green buckets are that are in the fields around my house here I was thinking they used them for feeders so the wild animals don't eat the fields. Lol there are times. Thank you again for reaching me something new.
Jess seems to love farming and spending time with her dad. Worst decision I ever made was not staying on our family farm. You all have good things going, great family, lovely farm, and amazing videos!❤
I like how you used plywood rather than OSB to line the inside of your bin system control office
This video was the best as my boyfriend will attest to since I’ve been relaying ALL the interesting things I’ve learned.
That new machine that tests for the moisture in the grain was a good buy! Saves time and worry. 👍👍👍
Wouldn't be Canada without a random hockey stick lying around
I have never seen canola in the field before. It's beautiful!
I love seeing Jess following you around helping and watching. So sweet. She is Daddy’s girl!!! Good job Mark. Fields looking great!!!
Hey Mark, thank you for taking us on your journey. I appreciate each and every one and the explanations. I learn something new each time, and you are a gem! God bless you and your family.
Mark, That canola looks awesome... I was expecting a much bigger smile on your face.... I guess that will come when you harvest and get your bushel count.... Crops Look GREAT !
Great videos Mark. Very informative for non-farmer like me. You and Sandi have to be very proud parents of your kids.
Super information Mark. Way to go Jes on thinking ahead on measuring and other things. Also, Happy 18th Birthday. You are one heck of a wonderful person.
Hello from Ireland
Today is Sunday 19th of July, so tomorrow is Jess birthday so a Big shout to Jess, Happy Birthday to her... And as always your videos are very informative I’m not a farmer but knowledge is power... Sending y’all love and blessings from Pennsylvania USA 🇺🇸🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼
Just watched Laura Farms channel. Same issue with the pit. Rotten grains stink! They used a vacuum truck to suck out the yuck. Money well spent. Just a thought. Love your channel.You rock Mark!
Have to like the vlog before i watch in case i forget . Ok i have watched and really liked it very informative . WOW never new canola grew that high . I am from Australia as well . It will be interesting to see the moths and how many there are .
G’day Tow Ball
Never seen canola that tall before. Crazy.
Awesome to see Jess !
OUTSTANDING in your alfalfa field!! Thanks for ride along.
Awesome videos!!! I really enjoy your videos and seeing how you run your farm up there!!
Very informative video Mark, keep them coming.
Happy Birthday Jess. Another informational educational video.
Another awesome video really enjoy watching all your videos my favourite family and farm you do one hell of a job looking forward to the next video keep up the great work god bless take care stay safe.
Mark , thoroughly enjoyed the vlog. 😀👍🏾🚜🇨🇦
That's a fancy new moisture tester can't wait for you to talk more about it
Great video Mark
Happy Birthday to Jess!!!!
Thanks for the grain handling tour.
Great video as usual Mark. I come from a life on a farm and understand there is always something to do and keep ya busy mate
👍🧡 great video!
Great video. Mark!!! You are so smart!!! Happy 18th birthday, Jess!!!
Great Mark. Love drone footage it is very calming. Your view is great too. You have inspired me I have been going to my daughters place to watch the harvest of lucerne.
I came over here from your wife’s channel. Enjoyed the video. 👍👍👍❤️
Enjoy watching the process. And the accent..."I'm hoppin' oot"
Great video Mr Mark. Always better to be prepared then broke down in field. Have to keep care of your equipment and they will take care of you
Keep up the good work watch you as much as l can. Live in NC now,put am from Ont.
The white beans look like green bean plants. We are watching this on the 18th. Happy Birthday Jess. We love when you are in videos.
Nice looking Canola crop Mark
July a good month for birthdays , Happy Birthday Jess , mine was July 15 th , stay safe , enjoy , have fun ! Bob , great video 👍 !
Hey Mark, I had my pit sprayed with truck bed liner. It worked out well. Stays clean with no rust issues.
Guess I need to go to your home channel and see what else I've missed, for some reason my notification was changed. Wish who or whatever does this crap would quit. But I've changed it back and now I'm back on course. Neat bug traps bet it helps you a lot. Thank you for another great video. Take care Rusty
Please keep the videos coming I’m from New Hampshire
Always Great to see Jess work with both you and Sandi on the Shepherd Family Farm. 👍
Nice hat mark! What a coincidence, i work there!
Graphite works good on pits couple times a year
wonder if you ground the rust off and cover it in like rhino lining/truck bed liner....if it would hold up enough to get through harvest while protecting the metal🤔🤔that way you'd only have to maybe redo do it once a year when you clean out. they make a smooth finish or rough but I'm guessing smooth would chip less in the long run....thinking out loud😊
Them nasty bugs!! Can't wait to see your new toy in use. Maybe use Rustoleum to prevent rust?? Love your explanation in this video.
Call your local septic pump man and have them pump out the stinky rotten grain water. That is what I do. It works great. That is tall canola. Hope it yields good for you. Great video 👍👍
Love the shirt dude 💕
Would bat houses help with pest control where you are? I know bats can consume a lot of moths in one night and have been used to reduce crop loss in Texas and California.
I've been wondering too about putting up bat boxes for the sheep operation. Sandi mentioned some of her sheep aborted from a mosquito borne infection.
Hi from Iowa. Happy 18th birthday Jess
Priming the pump was the problem when draining the grain pit, good luck with that.
Keep up the good good on the UA-cam
You should try graphite spray. Should make the surface slicker.
Mark have you thought about doing it at night or in the dew to reduce shatter it’s so hot in Western Australia we harvest it at night to stop shatter
Nice moisture tester
Wow 3 UA-cam Brocks congrats Mark I didn't know you had a channel
I think you should have done what most Aussie canola growers do, and windrowed it about a week earlier. Windowing enables you to have a lot less shattering because it is greener when you do it, once it’s windrowed it is very secure from wind and rain damage. Also you can harvest it even when the weather is a lot milder. Great videos
Not likely. We swath canola in Saskatchewan and we have not been able to get it combine till mid November. Where the swather drives over and pushes them right down to the ground on the head lands you lose a bit.
From Australia
We collect Spruce bug worm moths for a study for the past 3 years.
Good hat , my son works at Shoup in Kankakee , Il
When those canola pods explode when your in the fields with equipment do you have a problem with them reseeding the ground? Also do you plant crop based on what your combine head can do or do you rent the head you need for a particular crop?
Hi Mark, I am very interested in the moth traps, but for gypsy moths. I live in Milton , Ontario and they are a big problems this year. I have tried to find traps but have had no luck and I think I am now too late as the moths are now laying eggs. If you have any information on where I can purchase such traps, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
Great Video - surpised you didnt swath it and combine it..
Look into bed line for the paint will last ageist the abrasive of the crop
What abt putting like truck bed liner spray down on the rusty hopper areas. It'd last longer than paint.
Mark, would it be possible to buff the rust from the metal in the pit?
What about rhino shield , like what you put on pickup truck beds
any plant you can (i guess) companion crop which will either catch the mould, or change the airflow to prevent the mould?
Great video! I was just wondering if you guys ever do any aerial spraying? Or is just not economically feasible? Keep up the great work!
Hello Mark! Could you have had the canola desiccant flown(crop dusted) on?Would you consider a septic tank pumper service to dispose of the corn slurry/smell off sight? Jess seemed in the dark as to why you were putting the duals back on the tractor. Has she been enlightened? Nice pit!
From the turkey.
would it be an option to wait a little longer to let the canola ripen by its own but safe the tire track losses?
Do you bale the canola straw? Just curious.
Hi Mark!
Soon it's the minute of thruth. The traps are interesting, I have never heard about it, do you put the traps in the cornfield? My english have much to wish haha.
Nice
That's an amazing canola crop. Canola around Yorkton, Saskatchewan don't look that impressive. I like to say happy birthday Jessica, you sure look like your mom.
I'm growing soybeans for edamame and this year has been bad for Japanese beetles. I picked up a pheromone trap and holy did it fill in a couple days. Pretty interesting to see the pest control side of things.
Where I live there is a lot of Tobacco and with this weather, they are almost irrigating every few days. Do you irrigate any crops when the weather gods prevent rain?
I need this in my bee yard I wonder if that would work
Where did you get the front tank mount?
Why don't they use stainless in pit ?? Too expensive maybe
What is Canola most comparable to? I have never seen it grown locally. Is it like wheat or oats? Can you explain if the harvest is different from that of wheat or oats? Also is canola susceptible to being knocked down by heavy summer thunderstorms like we see wheat and oat fields around here. Thanks!
A tape measure getting dad rubbing off on you Jess? He was surprised lol
+do you have bee keepers in the area to do your pollen work
can you pressure wash this then pump it out
Why would anybody in their right mind give this video a thumbs down? The view from inside that tractor was priceless. I always wanted to know what that look like. I had no idea how tall everything was now what is it? I guess I miss the part where you told us what type of crop that is. It looks like wheat🤷♂️
Canola
Where would one buy these traps?
The generator is your 3ph source?
Perhaps 2 miles per hour combing your canola it will be slow going for sure .