The NitroGrow Really Fertilizes The Living Crap Out of The Stuff
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- The NitroGrow really fertilizes the living crap out of the stuff! Fertilizing Corn and Spraying Soybeans all in day's work on the farm.
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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture. With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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DO NOT FALL FOR THE FAKE SCAM ACCOUNTS!! NOBODY HAS WON ANYTHING!
You really gotta tell people that?
Zach, How concerned are you about your corn getting frosted before maturity? Our corn is behind but you really have a long way to go!!
I won something once
I WON?
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Just so you know, you helped me educate the medical taxi driver taking me up to chicago for appt. He didn't know difference between beans and corn and fell out laughing when he saw sprayer on the road. He couldn't get over the unfolding or the various sprayers he saw, some on corn, some on beans. He was puzzled why anyone would live all alone out in countryside and was puzzled how old nurse knows about post emergents, fertilizers, etc. Learned a good bit when did detassling crew first aid but you helped a lot.
Just saw the goood news about you racing with cleetus and crew so excited for you
It's amazing how closely detailed they got the map of your farm on Fs19. I've planted your fields many times. 😆
ya it even has a shed.
You're not the only one spraying that on live plants this year, Larson Farms did it too. Still hate to see it but we need the food. Keep growing. You guys know a lot more than I do.
Hate to see crops being grown healthily and allowing a more bountiful crop? Must not have seen an organic corn or soybean field before. Weed infested and shit yields and that doesn't matter even if you cultivate it multiple times. Weeds take up the nutrients and moisture choking out the crops. Chemicals are usually sprayed at the younger stage of the crops so there won't be any in the end product at all.
My Grandmother used to say that when crops started coming in and everything started to turn green that it was
"Changing from black and white to Technicolor." A reference to a time when film technology was changing to color film.
Glad to see your crops coming in given the late planting. Wishing you and family the very best on your crops. Be safe and be well.
You guys always makes amazing videos, hope you guys are well and everything goes well.
Is it wrong that even though this is a different piece of kit I still hold my breath a bit when you first start up waiting for that sensor error beep? ;) thanks for the video!
Zach! You’re going back to Bristol!!! I was literally on the edge of my seat waiting for Cleetus to say your name in his new video! So pumped! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good facts about chemical usage and how minimal it is compared to what the public thinks
Software update came out a couple weeks ago......might fix that receiver. I hear that was a problem with some of them this spring. Nice to get a day with no wind to get some spraying done. 👍
I love that old 75’ Chevy. Remember when they were brand new. I bought a 73’ Chevy C20 Cheyenne back in 1980 for 1,095.00. Was a solid truck with a wood floor. I still have the original bill of sale from the dealer.
Thank You for a wonderful video🌈🌄🚜🌽🌽🇺🇸🤝💌🤳💕💕🌹🌹
Love the videos bud!
I have my fingers crossed, hoping to see Millennial Farms on Farming Simulator 22. Your map was one of my favorites in FS19. Please crack the whip and make it happen.
Best wishes for a bumper crop.
Love the '75. My dad still has the '79 GMC SWB that he bought new in July '79.
Thank care when handling chemicals
I'm glad you are able to fertilize. Not happy about the $$ it is costing you. THANK YOU for your farming and being a good role model to us and your family. God Bless.
Dude!! Just saw you are racing a crown vic!! I can't wait to see that!! That will be awesome!!
I think what you are reffering to is what we call in the UK a surfactant or commenly a "wetting agent" which reduces the surface tension of the spray. Before a specific chemical surfactant was developed we used to add liquid soap to our tank mix which essentially does the exact same job but only a fraction of the cost.
im a professional applicator for my job, and as i learn about chemicals and plants, i enjoy more and more of your videos and knowledge!
Want a job in WI?
@@ericdurward2419 I don't think he is from 🇺🇸
That machine seems to work a lot better than the planter was for you.
That's because JD makes garbage implements. Over engineered, easily breakable garbage
@@EvilVon777 yeah you right,I agree,instead of overbuilt,they do the latter and just over complicate,over engineer their implements
It also has about 45 fewer sensors than the planter
It is because that machine was not hit by a storm and the planter was hit by a storage shed
@@crossbowhunter9118 kinda what I think. Drop a shed on anything and see how it works out
So happy your racing in Bristol with ole cleete
Heyyy coming from cletus McFarlands channel awesome channel not a farmer from Vegas can't wait to see more
Mr Millennial Farmer I’m hear to relate a message from my son he said he enjoys watching your videos and would like to be a mixture farmer of you and the skywelkers so thank you and the Skywelkers are very inspiring the younger generation to become farmers so god bless we can’t wait for more videos.
SkyWelkers? You mean the Welker boys lol???
@@SortaProfessional89 They live in big sky country which is Montana so the fore Skywelkers
@@HLL-LordVader lol that's funny actually
In one of the videos nick does say it himself
When Zach and Brian upload videos on the same day. It's a good one
@@deadghost1964 yeah I didn't proof read
guess it was fitting we got 2 songs of the day then huh
Zach it is so gratifying to see you go through the pain that we all feel with new high tech equipment(strip-till rig) that said I agree with what your dad will tell you (and mine would tell me) don’t do it to yourself again! I’ve been there, different equipment but similar situation, not worth the stress. Just my opinion, best of luck regardless though, love your channel and all the content! Thanks for all the effort from you and Becky both!
We have the same sprayer and globe. A week ago it would not activate the swath control and the mapping was very goofy. We took the monitor to our dealer, and he wiped the monitor 100% clean. Like back to the factory setting. Ever since then everything has been working great. Might be what you have to do with yours.
farming is doing your best to make a good living and you are doing it great job
For the strip till unit keep the cameras on, and Godspeed!
Thanks for another great video!
We put Fert in row. Anhydrous up front then 30 units at10 V then 30 units at Flag leaf. We have been getting 300 avg due to it. Been doing this for over ten years.
Thanks!
No one ever told me that German Shepherds are the biggest crybabies in the world. But they are!
Having that little bit of tillage from the coulter might give you a little boost too. Remember back 30 years ago cultivating corn with a 4020? Those were the days.
I hope your shed plans works out. We have been trying to build a shop and we have been going through the process for over 1 year! Good vid like always.
That was a good video, because it was educational. That is why I like watching the farming videos.
Yes I agree with trying the fertilizer cart again
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*Like Bob Barker always said "Be sure to 'spray' and 'nurture' "* 🙂
Do you use a gas mask while mixing the chemicals? I would recommend it. After working 20 years with herbisides and pestisides I wish I wore it earlier and more often. Active carbon filters in your spraying tractor are a must!
In Belgium the corn is About 2.50 meters high
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Congratulations on getting into the Bristol 1000!
Zach, very informative!! Thanks for taking the time to explain the application process.
You guys are awesome brother like your 75 Chevy truck I have a 86
Hi ya Zak, strip till tinkering madness, we can hardly wait. Could you possibly wear a blood pressure monitor just for our amusement? 😂🤣😂🇬🇧
With your 1975 truck, pressing the accelerator pedal to the floor quickly and then slowly releasing the pedal before ignition will start your truck much quicker. Pressing the pedal quickly sets the choke and slowly releasing the pedal allows for gas to be pumped into the carburetor. 👍🏻
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GREAT video Zach. Really enjoyed very much. Thank you buddy
God Bless Farmers.
Dang I missed the music festival. Was out of state. But where I needed to be for family.
Love your channel! You and your Dad are brilliant men!
I just noticed 60fps on the video, that's amazing! Keep up the good work, Zach you're amazing! :)
Thank you for another great video Zak... but i never thought i would ever hear you say you are thinking about using NH3 ever again...From what i remember it was the only time ive seen you nearly lose it completely..Like you said, it nearly gave you an anurism...Well i hope it goes better this time cos from what ive heard and seen on other farming videos, that strip tiller and NH3 application is a great setup....if it goes to plan and no problems... Good Luck and i look forward to the next instalment.
Nice SHOT Show Tee. I haven't been there in a few years. I'm now a Former Action Guy.
That's nice to know about what you putting into the ground. This is what I like about you. You explain all the time what each container of what you are putting in (your) ground. More people need to watch and learn and don't comment.
Because too many haters just saying farmers are ruining the ground. It's there property they have to pay for that chemical the less they use the more money they make. There are haters that have said on this channel that Zach is pouring chemical into the ground. He would not use any if the weeds did not out grow the crops, but they must use some chemical. I am tired of reading comments from people that know nothing about farming.
Been a minute since you out anything out. No rush brother. But my early morning coffe sessions have been missing your videos. Hope all is well
Hey Zach, fellow Minnesotan here. I was watching a video about you talking about wanting to possibly restore the Minneapolis-Moline. There's a youtuber I used to watch that would buy an old tractor, tear it apart and fix what needed to be fixed. He used to call his channel ChuckE2009. Now it's called Offical Farming and Welding Archive. I hope you see this. Have a good day boss man 💪
Is he actually making new videos it looked like they were reuploads since the original channel was deleted
glad to see your putting on your safety gear
Getting close to 1 million subs! Soon doggo gets a ride :)
Zach you should get a c b radio for the grain shake
always enjoy watching your videos
Great video. When you were starting the 75 it sounded like the starter is grinding on the flywheel. May need to shim the starter to space it from the flywheel. Great looking truck.
Yet another fine video. I like your Shot Show T-shirt.
just heard about you racing in bristol with cleetus. you'll have to document it. that collab is gonna be absolutely insane
If you dad calls you and tells you that you're an idiot for trying to mess with that strip till bar again, he's right! Listen to the man that's farmed that ground longer than you've been alive.
But the content...
But... People used to farm with horses. Should we go back to horses? No. Technology needs to advance or we starve.
@@dannyr7631 um... Don't be dumb enough to get scammed by the prince. Same as don't get kicked by the horse.
Hey Zack, really enjoy videos, hoping you have a prosperous year. Question, what kind of sunglasses do you wear? Many thanks and stay safe.
Can we please see more of the sprayer I really enjoy hearing how you guys manage weeds and other unwanted plants
Give us a heads up when the strip tilling video is the works, I want time to order in the popcorn:) All joking aside, hope you come up with the necessary magic to get it to work.
Good morning Zach mate I hope you have a really greate crop this year love watching your channel with me morning coffee mate been doing it for years
Using your frustrating experience with trip till to make your unit work more reliably sounds like a good plan. It's not mad. Madness is doing the same thing again and again and expecting a different result. Good luck with it.
@Millennial Farmer We need another farm machinery tour, with all the shuffled machines.
We fun fall nh3 mainly, but some spring nh3, we always sidedress it always pays. We run 30 gallon sidedress, usually run 10 with a bar like yours, then 20 gallon ydropped later about v8 or v9. We also run ats as well 2 gallon each time
HEY! Good afternoon and thumbs UP!!
FBN just opened a new warehouse next to my house in colorado. thinking about running down there and seeing what its all about. excellent video as always.
Nice equipment.
Thanks for watching PM📩 on telegram above to claim gifts 🎁
You got to persevere with the strip till Zach with a view to direct drilling. It’s the future for sure, there must be a way to make it work.
At first glance I thought the shirt you had on said Shit Show 22 on the back, and I thought that really summed up the first half of the year for you guys.
We been using that mixture but leaving out the roundup. Between the cheloduim and enlist it’s been working pretty good down here.
Great video looking forward to the strip tillage will be you tube gold
Just wanted to say that I really enjoy your videos!! Look forward to the new one!! Heard A lot about your racing and finally got to see you race in Alexandria on SAturday July 9th!! Was impressed by your driving skill and your car especially with the way you fought back after you had the unfortunate flat tire!!! The stands including my friends and I were so glad to see you back on the track!! Thank you so much for all you do to help others!! Be Blessed!!! As a disabled senior I am truly impressed by you and your family
Have a nice day
All the crops are ready here in England
Not really much of a farmer I’m more of a rancher but I’d say this new implement is really going to help you in the long run and hopefully increase the growth on your corn.
PPE best practice when in contact with those strong 'cides. Like wearing a seatbelt in a car
Where are you? Waiting for more !
Hay I noticed the noise your old Chevy is making it sounds like you need to add a shim the the starter. Great videos
When you build the new barn/garage you should put in a pit like the larsons have for working on equipment
Turn the 75 over a few time so the fuel pump pushes fuel up to the carb, then pump it a couple of times… and put a check valve filter inline between fuel pump and the carb to prevent that from happening
Great video 👍 👍
Hey just a little help . When you cold start the 75 truck just mash the excellerator down one time and let off easy . Don't pat the excellerator . That will set the choke and it will start easy .
I am not great on commenting, but I did want to say that I do enjoy your videos. They are very watchable.👍
morning. thanks for a fascinating video. over here in the uk we dribble liquid on but your burying seems the way to go.
Corn at my place here in Ohio is waist or shoulder high, been getting rain the last 2 days. Usually you are ahead of us Zack.
Semper Fi Zach! I don't live far from you and love your videos brother! Keep up the great work!
Our 4730 JD sprayer's gps was doing circles while parked this spring 🤦🤣. We run Trimble guidance systems though. It was the sensor on the wheel and cable that needed replacing. I don't know about JD guidance systems though.
I personally use glosophate for my personal gardens... makes it quick and easy. Have you recieved any hate for using it? Anything you can say that makes it worth using? Love the channel, keep up the great work!
I watch a few farming channels, I note how religiously everyone checks their oil. No-one, takes the 2 minutes to knock the big chunks out of the air filters. Fuel is expensive, and more air equals more efficient engine. It would be interesting to see how much you would save on fuel and repairs by just banging the dust out of the filters each morning. Or just giving them a good blow out once a week.
Air flow meters are a thing most modern engine's have them
And it just keeps reducing power as the air cleaner clogs up and it sees less air. A sensor doesn't generate airflow, and a turbo trying to suck a golf ball through a garden hose doesn't make more power. I see them paying (or being paid) for tunings with various claims for increased horsepower and torque. That goes away when the air flow is reduced. Dollars to donuts that Zach never leaves the pits with a mud covered air filter when he's racing. You are trying to make the engine work less hard and cooler to generate the same or greater power. Electronics are great, but it's still air, fuel, and compression (or spark, choose your poison).
I saw that some farm equipment now have a reverser on the radiator fan to blow out the dust and chaff. What a concept, a cooler engine works better. I know, it has a temp sensor to reduce power to stop it from overheating, the reverser is totally unnecessary. Some diesel engines had a shaker inside the exhaust to knock the big chunks off the exhaust diaper to reduce back pressure.
In a high dust environment regular cleaning of the air intake is not left to every 1000 engine hours.
It was an observation.
Hell I thought you got rid of the strip till. I’d vote for getting everything ready then hit record. I was excited for you last fall, with the strip till until it wasn’t going good again. I really hope it works this fall and beyond for you.
Thanks once again for sharing your life with us.
Great video as always keep up the great work
Y’all need to cheer for Zack at the Cleetus Bristol race. Hell Ya Brother!!
Thanks for using precautions around the chemicals. I lost my brother to cancer (non-hodgekins lymphoma started it, pancreatic finished it). He farmed in White, SD in the 80's and never wore gloves, etc.
Lost my brother too, round up is extremely dangerous
Nothing to do with farming can get cancer from anything