Thanks again for 1. Not selling dirt in a bottle. 2. Giving printer certificates for Donations. 3. Creating Fake Content for Views. 4. Adding Commercials for Medication for Male Early Pattern Baldness, 😂😂😂. (Can’t believe that last one occurred today I’m Minnesota.) I enjoy watching a channel purely about Farming with no BS. Good Job.
@@uhitskyle go watch the Millennial Farmer video “I made a mistake”, & 1 or 2 of Cole the Corn Stars videos in the last 4 months. I forget the name of those but in 1 he cries the entire video, in another he asks for donations to get out of debt fir which viewers will get a jar of farm dirt and a Certificate. The video before those 2 goes into deep detail of how his investment into a Grain Bin site will pay for itself automatically over a period of time. Form your own opinion after watching those videos.
Great video! It was all well explained. Love the input of the different generations. Nice to see yours went up so well. The cornstars didn't have that luck, they have pending lawsuits on very poor workmanship. Keep it up guys, great channel
I’m an electrical Contractor in north Texas. We’ve done a few bin sites in the past. May I say your electrician did an outstanding job from what I’ve seen in your videos.
Excellent and informative video. Appreciate your videos are just about farming and not selling. Your new system looks like it was built correctly and good quality materials with good workmanship. As someone said earlier, "you get what you pay for". Keep up the good work on the videos.
Not only shrink, but you can dry cheaper, especially on nat gas. Make good money on both ends. Dam nice setup you have. I worked at a modern elevator in the mid 70s to early 80s
The Chicago Fire made that city into a modern, well designed place for it's day, made it second only to New York and for a long time it held there, better housing, better roads, all of it because of a disaster that got rid of the old worn out city, new and fresh, like your farm, from disaster to prosperity, good to make the move, jump ahead of the rest. It was hell to go through but you are doing a spectacular job now.
I really enjoy your content. I found you when searching Derecho videos for west of CR. We were in the 140 MPH area east of you. Be proud, you have an impressive set up !
Cameras would work great with a big tv in the office for you building visibility problems. We had it at a trucking company I worked for and it was so nice to have cameras on the yard in the office to see what truck was coming in to get ready to unload it quicker. Great video!
We don’t have anything specific that we do. Best we can do is run the distributor fan the pull any dust out before it goes in the overhead. Other than that load when doors are open to help with air flow
With such a huge wet bin how often during harvest do you need to draw it to the bottom to avoid spoil and rotten wet corn on the bottom? I do know grain feeds from the top down so first in last out. I know if we went to long to empty the wet bin we had a stinky rotten mess. Was that a pile of corn or gravel where dad walked under the first bin discharge? It is so difficult to believe everything went on without a hitch. Thanks for showing your great operation.
This year we didn’t have to empty the bottom because the first corn we put it was 16% and we put the fans on them for a couple weeks. The pile of corn you saw was our fault. We ran one of the reclaims to hard and plugged it. Not a big deal, just had to open up the trap door let the corn fall out and start it back up
@@dieseltrucksarecool agree 100 % all about the money from sunglasses n other sources selling merchandise. But then do things bargain basement and want the best.
Seems you guys really planned ahead on that site. Could build steps to go over those augers coming out of the bins? Just Redhead them into the concrete and if you need to move them to work on the auger use the JCB and pick them out of the way. I know Honey Badger's rule about nothing outside the wall, so the catwalk idea goes against that!
Great video, but I'll challenge you on us needing the grain elevators. Being organic, I have to sell my own products to the end users. Any one of us could do exactly that, and a lot of us do, even on the conventional side.
Not going to disagree. We sell to the end user but vend through our local coop. Sometimes we are able to get a better price that way through large volume premiums and they do a good job at keeping records. Also they allow us the flexibility to change unload destination if something comes up!
@@mannfamilyfarms381 Ethanol plants are the biggest thing around us on the conventional Ag side, but dairy’s, hog barns, chicken houses are great also. Feed buyers want quality, they don’t give a crap about your big yields. Protein levels and tryptophan is what they are looking for.
Ya know Don't be be surprised one day when you're all up in the office space an the Case IH dealer comes in that upper salesman door, just saying , take care
Yeah definitely. Those locations have been shown randomly in a lot of previous videos. Most our ours, uncles, and landlords. No legs however. We use an auger for all of them
Theoretically… but likely never possible. The market simply can’t handle all the grain when it’s harvested. They have to incentive farmers to store unless the market thinks supply is low and demand is high. But not every bushel can be delivered for end use in a couple months
In the building where the trucks are does the other end of the building open so the trailers can be just driven straight out? I noticed most of your pad is concreted but there's still quite a bit of dirt around are you going to concrete that in so there's less dirt near your driveway and bins?
Hi, thank you for responding I was so curious it's a beautiful farm you have and you did great on the new bin site it looks real neat and clean, ready for the next crop to come in or go out
@@mannfamilyfarms381 just an observation with a bit of a joke. I was looking forward to this video. You all did a fine job. Appreciate your dad giving some ideas of improvement. Many thanks
Pretty good job of explaining. Kind of careful with a sign language partner! Pretty distracting. One of your buddies UA-camrs does a lot of sign language not good! Again really good job explaining. God bless
I don’t mean to come off that way. Usually I’m always holding a camera when filming so I wasn’t used to that and I didn’t even realize I was doing it… Thank you!
Who advised you guys to do "Boy Band Hand Movements"? My wife pointed them out, now I can not unsee them. You guys are mad distracting with the hip hop moves.
I know it was a little dramatic. I didn’t intend that. I usually film myself but for this video my brother filmed me and I wasn’t sure what to do with my hands 🤚🏻
@@mannfamilyfarms381 i was told to do a power box. Like a small 1x1x1 box you jeep you hands in. Gotta move them but not too much. Im not hating, just saying. Thanks for the reply.
It’s all so over priced and venerable above ground. Over under ventilated underground storage is more than half off what they charge for above ground. The government has been building unground without rats 🐀 since the 1900’s
Your characterization of shrinkage was totally inaccurate. You presentation style is overly dramatic and detracts from the information. Stop trying to be be a Internet personality and stick to the facts.
Thanks again for 1. Not selling dirt in a bottle. 2. Giving printer certificates for Donations. 3. Creating Fake Content for Views. 4. Adding Commercials for Medication for Male Early Pattern Baldness, 😂😂😂. (Can’t believe that last one occurred today I’m Minnesota.) I enjoy watching a channel purely about Farming with no BS. Good Job.
Wait, wut?
@@uhitskyle go watch the Millennial Farmer video “I made a mistake”, & 1 or 2 of Cole the Corn Stars videos in the last 4 months. I forget the name of those but in 1 he cries the entire video, in another he asks for donations to get out of debt fir which viewers will get a jar of farm dirt and a Certificate. The video before those 2 goes into deep detail of how his investment into a Grain Bin site will pay for itself automatically over a period of time. Form your own opinion after watching those videos.
I was thinking the same thing
A well-engineered thought-out been site well-engineered thought-out
Thank you! I’m here to educate, entertain, and most important have fun while doing it. Appreciate your support of the channel!
Great video! It was all well explained. Love the input of the different generations. Nice to see yours went up so well. The cornstars didn't have that luck, they have pending lawsuits on very poor workmanship. Keep it up guys, great channel
Thanks for watching!
I’m an electrical Contractor in north Texas. We’ve done a few bin sites in the past. May I say your electrician did an outstanding job from what I’ve seen in your videos.
Nick Hansen from zoske electric, Iowa falls, Iowa was great!
This is the video on the bins I've been waiting for. Excellent.
Hope you enjoy! Thanks for watching!
Looks perfect! Better than another bin site on UA-cam. This one makes the other one look like scrap iron.
Dammit boy..lol
Thanks!
Excellent and informative video. Appreciate your videos are just about farming and not selling. Your new system looks like it was built correctly and good quality materials with good workmanship. As someone said earlier, "you get what you pay for". Keep up the good work on the videos.
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Great tour-real nice job of explaining what the bin site does-thank you for the tour.
Thank you!
I will add this one to my Area 21 playlist. Hint - Hint! You did it right Mann Family Farms.
Thank you!
You made Successful Farming Magazine with your box scraper. Cool.
Sure did!
Awsome job I can't wait to see you guy tie up all the little loose end 👍
Not only shrink, but you can dry cheaper, especially on nat gas.
Make good money on both ends.
Dam nice setup you have.
I worked at a modern elevator in
the mid 70s to early 80s
Absolutely by probably 2 cents cheaper to dry. Thank you!
Radios,cameras will keep communications clear . Very well done review of Area 21 . Thanks!
Thank you!
saw your snow plow in my farm magazine sweet keep the show coming be safe out there wcn
Awesome!
The Chicago Fire made that city into a modern, well designed place for it's day, made it second only to New York and for a long time it held there, better housing, better roads, all of it because of a disaster that got rid of the old worn out city, new and fresh, like your farm, from disaster to prosperity, good to make the move, jump ahead of the rest. It was hell to go through but you are doing a spectacular job now.
Good way to think of it! Similar situation here for sure
I really enjoy your content. I found you when searching Derecho videos for west of CR.
We were in the 140 MPH area east of you.
Be proud, you have an impressive set up !
Thank you! Really appreciate the support! Derecho was a life changing event
Saw it on final into the airport last week. Looked great.
Oh cool!!
Great job Guys!!! And you didn’t have to sell ground in a jar to do it.
Thanks!
Cameras would work great with a big tv in the office for you building visibility problems. We had it at a trucking company I worked for and it was so nice to have cameras on the yard in the office to see what truck was coming in to get ready to unload it quicker. Great video!
Yeah we’ve thought about it, but probably isn’t worth the hassle for us
Looks awesome. Missing the pool table upstairs. I need some lessons.
That would be fun and foosball!
If you were to mute this video and gues what he was doing you'd think it was a hip hop music video 🤣🤣 I love the hype and great information!
Awesome video. Started watching the channel for the trucks but enjoying the rest of the content
Thanks!
Cole should have used your builder. Your site looks like it was designed and set up correctly.
That was a great video very informative thanks for letting us in👍👍
You bet! Thank you for watching!
Drag chains for grain moving grain is the only economical way to do it. You built this one right
Good vid, very well designed bin site.
Thanks Eric!
Cole the cornstar could learn a thing or 2 from this.
Great video.. what Mother Nature caused you guys built back in amazing fashion!!
Once in a lifetime opportunity. Couldn’t pass it up!
Liked before 100 let’s go Ik I’m a little late but I love the vids keep up the good work can’t wait tell tillage and planting
Awesome to hear! Thanks for watching! More to come
This was a good one, I watch all the farm boys hats off guys as you say see you in the funnys lol
You betcha! Thanks for watching!
Great video. Very informative. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks and you bet!
Heck of a setup!! How do you manage the dust in the load out/ pit building? I'd imagine it can get pretty wicked in there with dry grain!
We don’t have anything specific that we do. Best we can do is run the distributor fan the pull any dust out before it goes in the overhead. Other than that load when doors are open to help with air flow
I do like the intro and especially the music.
🤟🏼
With such a huge wet bin how often during harvest do you need to draw it to the bottom to avoid spoil and rotten wet corn on the bottom? I do know grain feeds from the top down so first in last out. I know if we went to long to empty the wet bin we had a stinky rotten mess. Was that a pile of corn or gravel where dad walked under the first bin discharge? It is so difficult to believe everything went on without a hitch. Thanks for showing your great operation.
This year we didn’t have to empty the bottom because the first corn we put it was 16% and we put the fans on them for a couple weeks. The pile of corn you saw was our fault. We ran one of the reclaims to hard and plugged it. Not a big deal, just had to open up the trap door let the corn fall out and start it back up
Nicest bin site ive seen on the tube👍
Thanks!
Looks like you had more luck than Cole the Cornstar
I’ve always said, you get what you pay for. Cole strikes me as the type to go bargain shopping and some of the problems were probably self inflicted
@@SouthernILAg i agree, and its nice mann family farms are not begging us to pay for it now lol.
@@SouthernILAg that and a shoddy contractor
@@SouthernILAg I couldn't agree with you more.. most of thr time cheapest is not the beat. Cheapest carriers the most liability.
@@dieseltrucksarecool agree 100 % all about the money from sunglasses n other sources selling merchandise. But then do things bargain basement and want the best.
Seems you guys really planned ahead on that site. Could build steps to go over those augers coming out of the bins? Just Redhead them into the concrete and if you need to move them to work on the auger use the JCB and pick them out of the way. I know Honey Badger's rule about nothing outside the wall, so the catwalk idea goes against that!
Yeah true, I was thinking about just doing steps instead of the whole catwalk
Been waiting on this one. Thanks
You bet!
If you turn the volume off it looks like a rap video on a farm.
😂😂😂 best comment
Great video, but I'll challenge you on us needing the grain elevators. Being organic, I have to sell my own products to the end users. Any one of us could do exactly that, and a lot of us do, even on the conventional side.
Not going to disagree. We sell to the end user but vend through our local coop. Sometimes we are able to get a better price that way through large volume premiums and they do a good job at keeping records. Also they allow us the flexibility to change unload destination if something comes up!
@@mannfamilyfarms381 Ethanol plants are the biggest thing around us on the conventional Ag side, but dairy’s, hog barns, chicken houses are great also. Feed buyers want quality, they don’t give a crap about your big yields. Protein levels and tryptophan is what they are looking for.
Always great videos.
Thanks again!
Great and simple explanation. Thank You
Thanks!
Ya know Don't be be surprised one day when you're all up in the office space an the Case IH dealer comes in that upper salesman door, just saying , take care
Haha. If they can get up there from the outside, that’s impressive enough I’d let them in 😂
Looks well thought out and well constructed. What do you think about cornstars bin site?
Unfortunate situation. Hope they get everything worked out
Excellent job men!!
Thank you!
Very nice. You did it right.
Thank you! We spent a lot of time thinking about how we wanted it and tried not to cut any corners.
Great video guys but i have a question. The storage u use for beans, is that yours? Is it with a leg? Maybe vid idea?
Yeah definitely. Those locations have been shown randomly in a lot of previous videos. Most our ours, uncles, and landlords. No legs however. We use an auger for all of them
Great video & great explnation.
Thanks!
If everyone stores their corn world wide and tries to sell it later to get a higher price it will even out and defeat the purpose of storage ?
Theoretically… but likely never possible. The market simply can’t handle all the grain when it’s harvested. They have to incentive farmers to store unless the market thinks supply is low and demand is high. But not every bushel can be delivered for end use in a couple months
Great video. How bad is the dust/beeswings in building?
Surprisingly it hasn’t been bad. When both doors are open, on a windy day, it blows through pretty good and that helps a lot
The chief can retire from farming but he can't quit trucking!
That’s for sure!
What moisture do you dry the corn down to .
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
15-15.5 for us
In the building where the trucks are does the other end of the building open so the trailers can be just driven straight out? I noticed most of your pad is concreted but there's still quite a bit of dirt around are you going to concrete that in so there's less dirt near your driveway and bins?
Yes it’s completely drive thru and there’s about 20 ft concrete approaches on each side, gravel will be everywhere else
Hi, thank you for responding I was so curious it's a beautiful farm you have and you did great on the new bin site it looks real neat and clean, ready for the next crop to come in or go out
They say people who talk with their hands are focused and truthful...good leaders. Or watch a bunch of 90s music videos...one or the other...
Considering I was born in 1999… decision is yours 😉
@@mannfamilyfarms381 just an observation with a bit of a joke. I was looking forward to this video. You all did a fine job. Appreciate your dad giving some ideas of improvement. Many thanks
Is the all Heat or Dry and Cool? To get the 4000 bph at 5 points.
Yes. That number is calculated based on how many bushels it discharges. When that corn comes out it’s already cooled down pretty well.
Do you have 3 phase power at your bin site?
Absolutely! This site wouldn’t be possible without it!
Very nice, how many acres rented vs owned?
Not enough… lol
Pretty good job of explaining. Kind of careful with a sign language partner! Pretty distracting. One of your buddies UA-camrs does a lot of sign language not good! Again really good job explaining. God bless
I don’t mean to come off that way. Usually I’m always holding a camera when filming so I wasn’t used to that and I didn’t even realize I was doing it…
Thank you!
Which country bro
& how many total cost
Monsanto dealer said there weed has no shrink 🤔 yes I said weed bc they are smoking something
poor poor farmers
Who advised you guys to do "Boy Band Hand Movements"? My wife pointed them out, now I can not unsee them. You guys are mad distracting with the hip hop moves.
I know it was a little dramatic. I didn’t intend that. I usually film myself but for this video my brother filmed me and I wasn’t sure what to do with my hands 🤚🏻
@@mannfamilyfarms381 i was told to do a power box. Like a small 1x1x1 box you jeep you hands in. Gotta move them but not too much. Im not hating, just saying. Thanks for the reply.
@@TrevorStruthers lol 😂
It’s all so over priced and venerable above ground. Over under ventilated underground storage is more than half off what they charge for above ground. The government has been building unground without rats 🐀 since the 1900’s
It’s nice but over 500K mark up compared to underground storage and no storm damage is the way to go imo
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Small grain set compared to alot of other farmers. Your a not that big of a deal
It would be nice if you could present something without over selling it. Without trying to be a muscular Mr. Roboto
Sorry. Very exciting stuff
Your characterization of shrinkage was totally inaccurate. You presentation style is overly dramatic and detracts from the information. Stop trying to be be a Internet personality and stick to the facts.
Explain shrink to me then. Because that’s exactly how every co-op in the country does it
Why do you act so weird?
Cause I am weird
Homage. The "H" is silent. No joke, look it up.
Sorry I didn’t major in English lol 😂 😉
Nice facility!
Thanks!
@@mannfamilyfarms381 You're welcome. "See you in the funnies."