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Full Day of Fall Tillage
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2021
- Now that Harvest is over I'm trying to get the Corn on Corn ground worked to helps residue break-down faster and get the wet bottom ground filtrated. I rented neighbors, 2700 disk ripper, to do a 1 pass fall tillage. Looking back it probably would have been better to hit the stalks with a stalk chopper to break them down a bit before hitting them with a ripper. We'll see how it turned out this spring tho.
Neighbor, helped get the water and electric line trenched. We had to cross over the waterline with the electric line and ended up barely hitting the waterline that we just installed. Was a pretty quick fix tho.
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Plenty channels show us experienced farmers farming but not many show us someone learning as they go and starting from scratch. It’s great to follow your progress 👍
Nothin better then getting a new vid notification while in a deer blind
Nah it's better while driving my big green tractor and moving hay on a Saturday morning
Don't lug that engine. Let her scream. Do you have weights on the inside wheels? If not that is where you should have put those. That weight on the outside wheels puts a lot more strain on the outer axle. Always try and keep the weight as close to center as you can or evenly distributed between both wheels. Hope this helps.
Tasting the oil never gets old. Spencer is invaluable, you let him borrow anything he wants. You two are great together.
The freeze thaw cycles you'll go thru this winter will soften those clods and they'll break up much easier n nicer in the spring compared with deep ripping / primary tillage in the spring. Other than anhydrous pricing going up between now n spring, highly recommend applying early spring vs now. Less potential for it to leech away before next year's corn crop needs it.
N-serve helps with that issue
Grant was was nh3. This week we got priced at 1190 a ton
yeah, I remember when we paid about that much about a decade ago. We sidedress NH3 tho, dribble on a little N with the planter.
NH3 doesn't really have leaching problems, the ammonium bonds with the soil molecules and stays over winter into spring
@@austinmiller833 this is factually inaccurate. Period. To say otherwise shows a serious lack of education
keep the tractor full throttle especially with a big ripper like that. Also when your done you can set the ripper down on the ground do it’s less stress on the hydraulics when it’s sitting. Love the videos Grant keep it up, your one of my favorite youtubers
Sell your tractor you have and get a older version of a 9r490(late 90's/early 00's) and then buy a older version of the 6r with loader to pull grain carts and if expand can bail corn stalks and loader will help a ton and will always be on farm unlike skid steer! Don't worry about newest equipment as you better off having older equipment that's right for the job then a 1 newer tractor that's in-between both! But your farm so do as you please! Love the vids
Love the vids grant love to see you farm hopefully you get another tractor i think it would help your operation a lot !
14:00 don’t set the scv to constant for float, it’s actually applying constant pressure instead of floating. The hydraulic lever has 2 clicks down. The first click down is the time limit you set, the second click will keep the lever down and in “float”
Ran a 7 shank 2700 ripper on a 9330 Deere over a lot of acres. Always set the front disk on down pressure and the back ones on constant pressure I do believe
i ran a 8 shank on a 9380 case IH
Can you make a cost and reward video on this first year of farming? Would be really cool.
Great video again Grant, keep living the dream young man, your doing it for everyone on UA-cam ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I just learned a lot from what your learning Grant. Keep up the good videos and work.
Man, I find myself getting quite excited when I think about where you'll be in... Five, ten years from now. Hopefully you'll still be doing videos by then so we can come along.
That tractor is under hp for that ripper. Even with a 300 hp tractor in wet conditions with that ripper you will spin . We run a case 870 ripper on a 580 quadtrac that is tuned to 680 hp and it spins even with it weighted down . You could try to till shallower at maybe 8 inches but even then that tractor is better suited for planting and graincart. Great video keep up the good work!
Well it help to if he had more rubber on the ground same gose to why your quadtrac spins
Yea
@@zacharyvollmer251 not really our quadtracs have 36inch tracks and are scraper specials they are weighted down to 70 thousand pounds . They only spin is when in soupy mud other than that it's the high compaction areas that spin like the headlands and where we park trucks and they rarely have slip problems. That 8110 is very under hp and it spins all the time. Plus our ripper is 3 times as large as his and we run it 12 to 16 inches in the ground .
@@anthonybanda8192 I literally made a comment how he needs to sell that tractor he's got cause it does him no good! If he were to sell that tractor and by a older version of the 9r490 he needs more traction and hp
@@kylekroschel3879 yeah he needs more hp and a larger frame machine . That tractor he has is ment for a planter or graincart. I understand that his budget comes first but why buy a ripper that the tractor can't handle. That tractor will have issues pulling that ripper in dry conditions let alone mud.
For the algorithm. Likes, comments, shares, and subscriptions help your content creators more than you realize. Keep it up Grant!
Always exciting to see Grant post a video. I would suggest maybe airing the tires down a bit we have an 8120 and we air the tires down so the bottom sits a little squished. Keep up the good work!👍
You could make a good Sunday funday video out of draining that pond/puddle about 3/4 through the video with the 1025 for the squad channel.
The worst job of tillage in the fall is better then the best job of tillage in the spring.
Your right, I highly prefer two break it up imho two steps, in-line ripper & vertical till or disk, you end up with higher quality tillage IMO, since your normally running 8 to 9 MPH with the VT tool it’s not really that much added Time.
Thank you for sharing as you learn to farm. Great video, love watching your videos
Yeah you could probably use a crumbler.
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK THOUGH AND GOOD LUCK! You have all my respect Grant.
Hey Grant we disk scrape also and our clumps are softball size and football size. We use a John Deere 2700 with 7 shanks and pull it with a John Deere 9630 in south west Minnesota.
Yeah we got snow boys, I live in WI love it man
If you wanna cover your stubble sticking up if go at a 45 degree angle it won't leave nearly as many standing what happens what you go straight with them is if a shank misses them its gonna miss them all the way down thr row. Just something to consider
Grant we have a JD 8410 just like your 8110. We pull a DMI 5 shank riper in 10 11 gear in very tight clay. If you keep it at 2100 rpm our more.
With fall tillage your better off with the clods, that way its less likely to erode and the wind won't blow top soil away. Over the winter the clods of dirt will break down. Now if you were doing tillage in the spring to turn under the fodder, then you don't want clods, and want the ground more level.
Really doing fall tillage when its wet, your really doing more harm than good when it comes to compaction. I'm not a big no-till guy, but I'd rather do no fall tillage than to do it when its too wet.
I personally would wait till spring to put anhydrous on, but go ahead and pre pay it now, because it will be much higher most likely this spring. R. Some guys don't like applying anhydrous in the fall due to the fear of leaching, but once the temps col off you don't need to worry about leaching putting gas on in the fall. I've done it all 3 ways, and its more just preference really, but I do prefer doing it in the spring pre plant.
Been waiting for this nice video
Run the tractor wide open when pulling that.
G Blonde told us to check your site out, watched all the videos, great content. Nice to see a new farmer in our country to help feed us
Thank you
I would go up with the ripper set it to like 7 or 8 inches and go in 7th gear and set the maximum rpm to about 2000 that way you’re not working the tractor so hard Because that ripper is a lot of load for that and with that wet spot wait till it freezes and then try to go in there with the ripper and if you put in hydrous on your ripped ground it should break up the clumps some and in the spring take the cultivator out there and level everything off that’s what I would do
Awesome stuff Grant, I’ll loving watching your amazing journey. Thanks for the videos 👍🏻
YES I’m excited to click on this I love watching ur vids man keep up the work
you are doing great grant
Keep up the outstanding work as always! Hope you had an exciting year! Thats also a pretty nice set up for tillage! For the series can you use a johndeere 8970? Hope all is well! YEEYEE
I can't wait till I move to Iowa and start farm. Grant you have inspired me even more to continue my childhood dream.
Work for Grant
That’s not a farm, it’s a monoculture field. And I don’t think riding in a temperature controlled tractor that steers itself and checking a touch screen to get information is work.
@@ToowokeforFlorida actually he did grow corn and beans and has multiple fields. He has a farm. Also it is fun work with the technology, but it still work and a job.
@@ToowokeforFlorida shut up
ah, taste testing the oil. a man of culture 👌
your going too deep, you need a heftier tractor, your still doing a great job, good video
We have a 2700 and we run the front disc on constant flow at about 4.5. There also is a guage on the front with a twist knob next to it to adjust the pressure on the front disc. The rear levelers are on a one hose system, so there is only pressure up, so they just float.
Love the videos grant. Keep up the great work and can’t wait for the next video!!
I’m trying to start my own farm and you are super helpful thanks keep up the great vids
I love your enthusiasm! Good job and video! Thanks
Always a good watch when I check out your channel, love your enthusiasm,
Hey Grant this morning In Indiana we got 2 inches of snow luckily we are done with harvest
Sweet video
Great vid nice to see stuff getting done. It's the best when u come in from chain sawing and see that u posted.
On the wet sections dont worry about gettting 100% sometimes just 1 rip through and let it drain (like using it as a ditch) will do enough to let you come back in a couple days to let you get the rest. Also we try to pay attention to those area and rip in the way that would let the water flow away vs going across it and creating more "dams" to stop the flow.
I love your videos grant
Grant are you maybe thinking about buying a fertiliser spreader, or are the local contractors in America good enough. Great video, can't wait to see the video on the harvest yields.
I know what you want to get your ground rap but it's best to get your fertilizer on and get it worked in. Hold off & get you weights on. Being conscientious to those spreading if have to spread across ripped ground is really hard on equipment. Good Luck!
Spread p&k in fall when possible Both are relatively immobile in the soil unlike nitrogen which will be lost by spring. P&k also takes 30-60 days to break down and be useable so putting in the fall makes it more available in the spring. Also takes away some of the hustle in the spring time. Be sure to ask for TSP vs. DAP because you don’t need the nitrogen that DAP has in it.
Hey Grant. If you are worried about fertilizer prices rising find out how many pounds per acre you want to apply and how many acres then purchase the fertilizer now, assuming they let you purchase ahead of time. We lock our price in with our anhydrous we get from Nutrien. Hope this helps
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What we like to do on our farm is hit the stalks with a vt tool before you chisel. We found that it breaks down the residue a lot better. Then you can hit the chiseled ground with the vt in the fall or spring doesn’t matter.
Love the vids man. Once you showed the drone clip, I reminded me of a JD 8410
Yeah if you can disk some ground run a combine and drive a tractor your doing pretty good also keep it in 2nd gear if you have it put it in 4wd and try to,go 3-6-7-4
I can’t believe that tractor is even somewhat pulling that ripper. Bigger tractor coming in the future??? Awesome videos!! Love watching your content.
I died laughing when I saw that clip from Dumb and Dumber. I was not expecting to see that in a farming video!
hi from ireland love the vids grant
Hey grant live your videos keep it up
Wilson tiling in Traer does an amazing job.
For that particular tractor maybe a 3 point hitch ripper would work better? 3 point hitch implements increase the traction capabilities of the tractor. There is a trick you can do with a chain wrapped under the drawbar and on to the lift hitch to do the same thing with trailed implements but that's for more advanced drivers.
For your corn ground you should buy a stalk stomp it’s kind of like a mower but for corn stalks
Congratulations your now immune to the coof ,spencer survivor!
And that is a chisel plow
Dont worry about clumps in the fall winter time takes care of that
You need to get a stalk chopper
Let’s gooooo grant
You may be able to get the gps radar from your satellites if u have the universal harness fitted (big harness with heaps of wires Pf80802 is part of it). There is a heap of connectors under the dash, probably under the scv control panel..there should be three single wire connector where a heap of others are at the end of the loom. One says radar and the others ground (probably already connected) and gps. Unplug the ground fit the go’s one. You will have to configure the 2630 screen performance monitor section to gps.
This should work but there are lots of variables on which cables it’s been fitted with and whether machine info is going into the loom as well (ie fuel usage, acres per hour,etc) to come out on the 2630.
Hey grant, can you do a short clip of the horn on the 8110 and the 9560? I’ve always wondered what they sound like.
It’s not very cool
I sounds like a backup alarm on a semi but quieter
Pretty random lmao
If you go with a vertical till you want to buy one either new or at a farmers retirement auction. Any time you go to a dealer to look at one they’re worn out. Blades are dull rolling baskets are worn out as well.
Holy Toledo ! I love it.
Still see a lot of standing corn stocks. Need to go diagonal to the rows.
The frost will bust those clumps up by spring. A rolling basket wouldn't help in those conditions..
Freeze thaw cycle will break then chunks up, itll spin on wet ground no matter what, lock your diff in and your front wheel assist the diff locked in will help out alot also.
Did you have to grease that ripper after it sat so long ? Those rippers work good as far as letting the corn roots go deep 👌
You should dig in your fertilizer if possible otherwise over time sitting in the elements it disintegrate and become useless. We dig our fertilizer in the ground in the spring as soon as it is spread so we get the full benefits.
i just subscribed and i havent wated whatch your video in a day
I love your videos!
What I have. 260 hp FWA tractor. 3 point. 12 foot 6 inch JD 2680 HS. 6 inch slow for fall tillage 2-3 inch high speed for spring. Very good value tool and 3 point is 1/2 price
Best UA-cam video ever
dont forget to grease your bearings grant!? lol!
Oops on hitting that water line. At least you didn't have it all filled in
At the farm I work at we use a case quad track I think 620 with a 10 foot wide domanater and we can only go like 6.5 mph so I mean for the 8110 that good so I would keep it like that just rock and roll
23:31 omg 😆 I would love to see a karma face if you did that 😂
Well Grant, It’s better to do a crappy fall tillage job than in the spring, anytime! 🥴👍😎 🇺🇸
Damn, that is a heavy implement for a tractor that size. Working that Deere to the bone.
When you check the oil you should say good soup hahaha
I love your vids
You should do a tour of your farm.
Go on a slight angle to where the corn gose
Just got ours done last week
1900 rpm is about where you should down shift the 8.1 deere motors. If it briefly touches 1900-1870 in one short tough spot you are fine. just don't want to pull it hard all day below 1900-1950rpm
the torque of the motor drops off about 1850rpm
Another great video keep them coming. Remember it’s deer season so put some
Red on that Deere 😂😂😂
Looks like you are ripping way to deep bro love the vids chur chur from tauranga new Zealand
I know you will need to put some ld lights in your JD. Good video from Italy.
All applicators are going to hate their lives in that field after ripping it. Now if you let it sit all winter it’ll mellow then disk it.
I wouldn't do ends first because then you just pack it a lot
I’m a new subscriber love your content man watched all your vids
those bobcat toolcats are the most usefull thing ever
Find a good used 26ft case 330 turbo and get a inline ripper with colters for your bean ground rip in the fall or not at all turbo your cornstalks 3” deep.. only rip as deep as you need use a soil probe find your hard pan and then go 2” Deeper to mix it any deeper and your just burning fuel and not gaining anything… if your hard pan is 15” let er bump spend time elsewhere