Im not allowed to watch you anymore. My husband is upset when i try to snap my fingers to make dinner, do laundry, and mow lawn... well, 3 years I've been watching you, and he has had enough 😊
Poor Anna. She did a good job defending the farm. Don't let anyone give you grief over her Zac as you know stuff like this happens. Keep up the good work.
Missed Anna's barking when you started the John Deere! It's almost like her voice is part of that process :-). Hope she heals fast; she's such a lovely dog.
Zach....I noticed the hoodie still had the strings in it.......are you feeling OK? Are you slipping, I'm concerned about you....thats not normal....LOL
Hey Zach I just wanted to say that your content has been super fun to watch I have been watching for many years and I have always loved your content keep up the great work have a good one
I watch your videos all the time, it takes me back to the days when we farmed, I grew up on a 320 acker dairy farm that was a 24/7 job no sick days off, I could be on my death bed and my grandpa would tell me to get up and walk it off
What ever you did to that “unwelcome dog”, you’ve got my support. We had a neighbor’s dog attack and kill our little dog about 10 years ago. I’ve still got PTSD over it. I’m pretty paranoid about it. I’m sorry that happened. All my best for her speedy recovery !
20+ years ago in ag class, we talked about how this would eventually be the way of the farm. I never thought it would come so soon though. The technological leaps and bounds that we’ve made are incredible.
I certainly hope you gave Anna the proper support for the house security agent. And have taken care of the "problem" that came into her territory!! And To those who want to give you grief for that, May the bird of paradise fly up their nose!! Trespassers should be dealt with quickly, and completely. Don't need to talk.
Zach, just want to say that your content and ability to make us all so intrigued with the day to day life of a farmer is truly amazing. Every time I am notified you posted a video im always excited to watch and learn. Thank you for entertaining and informing all of us.
My goodness! I’m reminded of George Jetson coming home from work and complaining that he had to push three buttons and was absolutely exhausted! Way to go George, I mean Zack!!
You made me a viewer. I have binge watched your channel. Now I understand why you have a “few” viewers. 😃 thanks for being so informative and entertaining.
Tony Reed had a toktok about automation will become popular when the farmers realize they are sitting in the cab and could be doing something else. He hypothesized the same scenario as you about the farmer running around to diagnose issues primarily.
you should create checklists for each implement and each tractor, so you don't have to remember how to do things after months of not doing it. Create the list, laminate it and hang it up in the tractor. Weren't you a private pilot at some point in the past.
You said you were almost out of DEF. So what happens if you actually do run out of DEF??? Does the tractor die? Do you ruin the engine? What happens exactly happens?
I was in elementary school in the 1950’s. A futuristic painting was on the wall in my classroom that I’ve not forgotten. One man in a hover unit overseeing 4 tractors, each autonomously completing 4 different tasks: plowing, discing, planting and spraying. I didn’t think I would see the day, but maybe I will. 😊
Last year was attacked by loose pitbull in town,in my own yard with my gsd on leash. He took the bite and got me back in house. He was miserable for 10days, still wary of any pitbull. Give Anna hug for me
I wouldn’t blame you on living in the city I’m from Texas and I’ve worked on a 10,000 acre cattle ranch and being out there working the fence by yourself and watching the sunset while balin hay during the summer
Country/farm living is the only way. People in these areas know each other, look out for each other and help each other,but in the cities most don;t know who their neighbour is. If you become ill it takes days sometimes foe anyone to notice that you are not around.
It looks like you will be able to start one tractor spreading fertilizer, another operating the digger, and a third one planing. In the mean time you monitor everything from your office were you can watch other peoples UA-cam and call John Deere if something goes wrong. Though work.
That automation for planting is incredible. Have you noticed an increase in productivity? It may only save seconds a pass, but that should really add up by the end of the day. All the other technology also has to save on product you expend. Had it made a difference, or has the increase in prices pretty much kept up?
And how are you going to program it to clear the mud out of the openers/closers? The packing wheels? How about fixing the vacuum tubes that pop off? And what happens when they screw up, take off, leave your farm, do damage to other properties, possibly hurt someone? I work with computers and I would never ever trust one to operate something on its own unsupervised including self driving cars.
Your father must think back to years ago, and say WOW. We had to actually drive and operate everything back in the 70's-80's.. I am of that era and can tell you technology has come a very long way.
For those airlines can I suggest when you get the time in down season pull all of the connectors trim ends but get heat shrink for when you put them back on! Stops them from popping apart and only a razor blade away from being removed for maintenance! Hopefully sowing treats you well mate! Cheers from Australia 🍻
Zack you and your family take great care of your pups and cats. When you first got Anna I couldn't believe how fast she was growing. The haters always start stuff cause they can't get out of there mom basement. Take care glad to see you and dad out in the fields
I'm with you. I live in Los Angeles. I love going to other places. As far as Minnesota one of my bucket places is the Duluth Canal. I don't know why. I just regularly watch what is happening over there. Its like always colder than crap, even now. 45 degrees? But I always like to come home.
Lol you mentioned vacation and it reminded me that i freaking met you on the boat!!! Hahahaha. Wish we could have had some drinks and shot the sh*t, but didn't want to bother you with your family. Hope it was great!!
Poor dogs, hope the have a speedy recovery. Happy for planting this season, early in and it appears to be going smoothly, very odd. Planter closing wheels have some sweet, tri spoke rims and low profile rubber. lol For hot rodding it I guess at 10mph lol.
We also live on a small farm, (much smaller than yours!!!), and we foster LOTS of dags as my wife is helping to run a rescue. I've found that if a fight breaks out here, I (or my wife) will pull out our pistol and pop a round in the bank!!! Haven't had it fail yet as they scatter immediately ;-) I carry a 44Mag and my wife carries a 38, I think any bang would do. Hope the pups continue to heal, just one of the hazards unfortunately of having animals loose on the form!!! I wouldn't live anywhere else either 🙂
Thanks for another great video Zach and Becky. It was interesting and informative and entertaining. So sorry to hear about Anna getting hurt. Sounds like you have a really good vet and he has Anna fixed up and healing. Give her a pat on the head from me please. So now you have Didg and Anna both in the house with you and healing. I know you will take excellent care of them both, you and Becky and the kids. Sorry about Anna. Bless her. Thanks for telling us about the situation Zach. The automated steering with the planter is something else. Auto steer is here that is for sure. Pretty slick setup if you ask me. Turns and lines itself up on the rows perfectly!!!!!! Absolutely amazing technology for a piece of farm machinery. Really appreciate you showing it to us Zach. I am impressed!!!!!!! Wow!!!!!!!! Thanks for showing us Zach. You are coming right along with your planting and the new planter. Good show. Sorry to hear about Anna. Am sure she will heal soon. Thanks for everything Zach and to Becky for editing. You and dad take care and be safe. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Zack you and Becky are Great People. Great Family, hardworking. Ignore the Ignorant..Hugs for the Doggies..🙏❤️🙏for them both to have Speedy Recoveries..Love Watching your channels and how Ya'll involve the kids in the farm. God Bless Ya'll..
All that automated farming is definitely different. I grew up with a 806 turbo diesel tractor doing the plowing and disking. A 606 doing disking and planting and we done 4k archers a year. Then picking with a 2 row Gleaner Cleaner combine. You guys definitely have it made over us old people 😂😂.
Is Jim doing ok ??? Haven't seen him lately. Poor dogs can't win for loosing these days. Hopefully a speedy recovery for them. Get with Boarder View farms he set his 8 rx the other night. Be easy on your dad and all of you guys take care and stay safe !!!!
It's always comical to see the Milenial Farmer out in the sunshine in a sweat shirt while the Baby Boomer Farmer, father, is out working in a tee shirt!!🤣🤣 Speedy recovery to Anna!!
Coming from someone who has seen corn planted with a 4440 and fairly new 8345. Fully automated tractors do not need to happen. I 100% believe they can/will happen but they don’t need to. Too many things to go wrong, so when you’re paying off a 3/4 of a million dollar tractor and something in the fully automated breaks you’ll be paying another 100k just to fix it. I’ll just stick with my 4960 and turn it at every end row.
Thanks for the planter ride. How old is Anna? She needs a stunt double for the action parts of her day. LASSIE had a stunt double on her TV shows for fights and dangerous jumps.
3:16 Zach, If those are John Guest fittings (which they do appear to be), you should be able to get locking collars instead of snipping the end of the line. You could also try to take it out and clean inside the fitting and the outside of the tube. Sometimes a bit of dust or something will keep it from grabbing onto the tube like it’s designed to. Sometimes it’s just a bad fitting. But I’d recommend keeping some locking collars on hand for the different sizes of unions that you have on your equipment.
On the automation topic Zach, I'd recommend people look at Lely and the fully-automated systems they have for feeding livestock all of which can be controlled from one-point. And in terms of AG tractors and other field implements let us remember that for over 5 years Case and others have been testing cabless tractors for running grain carts. So for the AG business I would say it's closer than people think, and AG is where ALOT of the problems and kinks with automation are gonna be worked out because of the lower risk to the general public.
My Mom's Dad started farming with horses in the 1920's, started transitioning to gasoline powered tractors in the late 30's. He collected many arrow heads and other Native American tools while walking behind those horses. Now the technology is getting to the point where the farmer may be able to walk (ride) around the field again while the farming is done. Who knows what discoveries are awaiting you and your children, Zack, as the farm equipment does the farming for you. ;)
It would be great if you would show that dates, so we can know when you are planting, spraying, harvesting. Us non-farmers don’t understand how long planting that many acres takes or how long the crops take to grow.
The pressure line on quick connection, in plumbing happens, there are plastic c clips that keep the quick release from releasing. Snap in and pull out.
Fully automation requires awareness. Right now its just hitting the same buttons over and over again. But even basic awareness like seeing a fallen tree and stopping, then an alert on the ipad to approve a course of action is really all that's left. Would love to see 2 pieces of equipment in 1 field with 1 farmer like a grain cart, harvestor, tillage combo.
Hey Zach, the technology is already in play. I watched a "reel" this morning of an autonomous tractor. Don't know what country it was in, somewhere in England or Euope from the look of the signage on the machine. It was doing tillage. No operator or operators station.
Is that realy something you woud want your self Zac fully automated tractors I mean the once whitout a cab you see now and again personly I woud be sad if it woud come to that.
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We got a lot of black dirt here in Louisiana and it will definitely test your gangster 😂. I’ve had to clean my fair share of gauge wheels 🤦♂️
Hello dear how are you doing today
I have no doubt with ai that what you said will happen probably sooner than you think!
Ever see the movie, “Maximum Overdrive”? 😳
Im not allowed to watch you anymore. My husband is upset when i try to snap my fingers to make dinner, do laundry, and mow lawn... well, 3 years I've been watching you, and he has had enough 😊
😂😂 sorry about that!
Best comment ever
Have you paid for the finger snap subscription?
@@65882Plus2 I couldn't find it in his links....
@@65882Plus2 I have been looking for the link, but have yet to find it. Zach maybe will have to do a video on the art of finger snapping for me. 😂😅
Poor Anna. She did a good job defending the farm. Don't let anyone give you grief over her Zac as you know stuff like this happens. Keep up the good work.
Missed Anna's barking when you started the John Deere! It's almost like her voice is part of that process :-). Hope she heals fast; she's such a lovely dog.
💖💯👅...2 doggos
Anna did her job she defended the home front.
She has a little body damage but will be ok. Thank you Anna.
Perfectly said.
I’m glad Anna and her friend get well soon.
The cat’s plans for world domination are progressing: the dogs are stuck in the house and the humans don’t suspect a thing!
Zach....I noticed the hoodie still had the strings in it.......are you feeling OK? Are you slipping, I'm concerned about you....thats not normal....LOL
full automation can't unplug a seed tube or guage wheels!
Hey Zach I just wanted to say that your content has been super fun to watch I have been watching for many years and I have always loved your content keep up the great work have a good one
Thank you!
I agree. Been a fan many years now. Love your channels!
Glad to see Anna being ok. She defended her home, she’s a good dog. I hope she will heal soon.
When you exit your tractor or any vehicle for that matter going forward close the door behind you. thanks
the planter does the planting, the computers do the driving, Millenial Farmer does the JD support calls.
I remember the day when a 6 row planter was high tech. There was no auto turn doing about 3 m p h.
I watch your videos all the time, it takes me back to the days when we farmed, I grew up on a 320 acker dairy farm that was a 24/7 job no sick days off, I could be on my death bed and my grandpa would tell me to get up and walk it off
Take care of Anna Zach! She is a sweetheart!
Well to me it sounds like Anna was defending the farm hope Anna and dige heal fast they are part of the morning routine
What ever you did to that “unwelcome dog”, you’ve got my support. We had a neighbor’s dog attack and kill our little dog about 10 years ago. I’ve still got PTSD over it. I’m pretty paranoid about it. I’m sorry that happened. All my best for her speedy recovery !
20+ years ago in ag class, we talked about how this would eventually be the way of the farm. I never thought it would come so soon though. The technological leaps and bounds that we’ve made are incredible.
I certainly hope you gave Anna the proper support for the house security agent. And have taken care of the "problem" that came into her territory!! And To those who want to give you grief for that, May the bird of paradise fly up their nose!! Trespassers should be dealt with quickly, and completely. Don't need to talk.
Poor Anna. Hope she is doing okay, poor girl
If we have to sit and baby sit automation, why not just sit in the tractor?
Zach, just want to say that your content and ability to make us all so intrigued with the day to day life of a farmer is truly amazing. Every time I am notified you posted a video im always excited to watch and learn. Thank you for entertaining and informing all of us.
so.. will it ever register that end rows are actually called "head land" potayto potato
My goodness! I’m reminded of George Jetson coming home from work and complaining that he had to push three buttons and was absolutely exhausted! Way to go George, I mean Zack!!
Now z can edit his videos while he is planting. Or sleeping.
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You made me a viewer. I have binge watched your channel. Now I understand why you have a “few” viewers. 😃 thanks for being so informative and entertaining.
Welcome! Thanks for watching!
Tony Reed had a toktok about automation will become popular when the farmers realize they are sitting in the cab and could be doing something else. He hypothesized the same scenario as you about the farmer running around to diagnose issues primarily.
You're absolutely awesome.I love watching your videos.Don't ever stop
Feel better soon pup!
you should create checklists for each implement and each tractor, so you don't have to remember how to do things after months of not doing it. Create the list, laminate it and hang it up in the tractor. Weren't you a private pilot at some point in the past.
You said you were almost out of DEF. So what happens if you actually do run out of DEF??? Does the tractor die? Do you ruin the engine? What happens exactly happens?
Get well soon Anna
Glad to hear the hounds are healing well! Enjoy your videos.
We can trade places. It rains all winter here. The cold and snow, I'll take some.
I was in elementary school in the 1950’s. A futuristic painting was on the wall in my classroom that I’ve not forgotten. One man in a hover unit overseeing 4 tractors, each autonomously completing 4 different tasks: plowing, discing, planting and spraying. I didn’t think I would see the day, but maybe I will. 😊
70 years later, we are experiencing what the painting depicted. It can stop now. 😬😬
Nice job old boy looking good 👍🏻.
Last year was attacked by loose pitbull in town,in my own yard with my gsd on leash. He took the bite and got me back in house. He was miserable for 10days, still wary of any pitbull. Give Anna hug for me
Pitbulls should be illegal to breed. They need to go away.
I wouldn’t blame you on living in the city I’m from Texas and I’ve worked on a 10,000 acre cattle ranch and being out there working the fence by yourself and watching the sunset while balin hay during the summer
Country/farm living is the only way. People in these areas know each other, look out for each other and help each other,but in the cities most don;t know who their neighbour is. If you become ill it takes days sometimes foe anyone to notice that you are not around.
It looks like you will be able to start one tractor spreading fertilizer, another operating the digger, and a third one planing. In the mean time you monitor everything from your office were you can watch other peoples UA-cam and call John Deere if something goes wrong. Though work.
Anna did what shepherds do, they protect their family. Glad she is gonna be ok! My favorite breed of dog.
what the fun in having the tractor doing all the work I am old school that how I learn how to drive
I grew on a farm in NW Iowa in the 70-80’s helping my father farm, technology sure has changed the way you farm over the last 40 years. 😂
Get well soon Anna and Dig!
That automation for planting is incredible. Have you noticed an increase in productivity? It may only save seconds a pass, but that should really add up by the end of the day. All the other technology also has to save on product you expend. Had it made a difference, or has the increase in prices pretty much kept up?
And how are you going to program it to clear the mud out of the openers/closers? The packing wheels? How about fixing the vacuum tubes that pop off? And what happens when they screw up, take off, leave your farm, do damage to other properties, possibly hurt someone? I work with computers and I would never ever trust one to operate something on its own unsupervised including self driving cars.
Your father must think back to years ago, and say WOW.
We had to actually drive and operate everything back in the 70's-80's..
I am of that era and can tell you technology has come a very long way.
Ai with video will recognize obstacles on the fly and make the moves to void. Surprised it's not in the field now.
For those airlines can I suggest when you get the time in down season pull all of the connectors trim ends but get heat shrink for when you put them back on! Stops them from popping apart and only a razor blade away from being removed for maintenance! Hopefully sowing treats you well mate! Cheers from Australia 🍻
Ana and Ditch on sick call. 😞Miss them. Seeing how you set up the automation is impressive.
Amazing. Every farmer must have this to maximize efficiency
Zack you and your family take great care of your pups and cats. When you first got Anna I couldn't believe how fast she was growing. The haters always start stuff cause they can't get out of there mom basement. Take care glad to see you and dad out in the fields
Good girl I'm gonna spell this but Ana good job protecting
Anna we love you🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻Daddy will take good care of you. Zach you give us the best content.
Glad your dog is going ok thanks for sharing with us zack
Any reason you didn't go with a dB planter bar instead of a 1775? Maybe the wheels in front bar would float through mud better?
I'm with you. I live in Los Angeles. I love going to other places. As far as Minnesota one of my bucket places is the Duluth Canal. I don't know why. I just regularly watch what is happening over there. Its like always colder than crap, even now. 45 degrees? But I always like to come home.
Lol you mentioned vacation and it reminded me that i freaking met you on the boat!!! Hahahaha. Wish we could have had some drinks and shot the sh*t, but didn't want to bother you with your family. Hope it was great!!
Pretty smooth technology, that full automation stuff maximizing planting.
Poor dogs, hope the have a speedy recovery. Happy for planting this season, early in and it appears to be going smoothly, very odd. Planter closing wheels have some sweet, tri spoke rims and low profile rubber. lol For hot rodding it I guess at 10mph lol.
Man...the evolution of farm equipment ceases to amaze me. The interface of implements to tractor computer & GPS guidance is a game changer !!! 😎👍
We also live on a small farm, (much smaller than yours!!!), and we foster LOTS of dags as my wife is helping to run a rescue. I've found that if a fight breaks out here, I (or my wife) will pull out our pistol and pop a round in the bank!!! Haven't had it fail yet as they scatter immediately ;-) I carry a 44Mag and my wife carries a 38, I think any bang would do. Hope the pups continue to heal, just one of the hazards unfortunately of having animals loose on the form!!! I wouldn't live anywhere else either 🙂
Just a question why wouldn't the planter that Welker farms uses work for you
Zack, what a shame for Anna. She (and Ditch) seem like great dogs. I hope they both heel up quickly to go for rides in the Can-Am again.
😅😂🤣Can Am!😂🤣😅
No one wants that junk.
Thanks for another great video Zach and Becky.
It was interesting and informative and entertaining.
So sorry to hear about Anna getting hurt. Sounds like you have a really good vet and he has Anna fixed up and healing. Give her a pat on the head from me please.
So now you have Didg and Anna both in the house with you and healing. I know you will take excellent care of them both, you and Becky and the kids.
Sorry about Anna. Bless her.
Thanks for telling us about the situation Zach.
The automated steering with the planter is something else. Auto steer is here that is for sure. Pretty slick setup if you ask me. Turns and lines itself up on the rows perfectly!!!!!!
Absolutely amazing technology for a piece of farm machinery.
Really appreciate you showing it to us Zach. I am impressed!!!!!!! Wow!!!!!!!!
Thanks for showing us Zach.
You are coming right along with your planting and the new planter. Good show.
Sorry to hear about Anna. Am sure she will heal soon.
Thanks for everything Zach and to Becky for editing. You and dad take care and be safe.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Zack you and Becky are Great People. Great Family, hardworking. Ignore the Ignorant..Hugs for the Doggies..🙏❤️🙏for them both to have Speedy Recoveries..Love Watching your channels and how Ya'll involve the kids in the farm.
God Bless Ya'll..
now that it's automated, you should change your set to on the planter so you are closer to the mud.😝
All that automated farming is definitely different. I grew up with a 806 turbo diesel tractor doing the plowing and disking. A 606 doing disking and planting and we done 4k archers a year. Then picking with a 2 row Gleaner Cleaner combine. You guys definitely have it made over us old people 😂😂.
Really enjoy your farming
Is Jim doing ok ??? Haven't seen him lately.
Poor dogs can't win for loosing these days. Hopefully a speedy recovery for them.
Get with Boarder View farms he set his 8 rx the other night.
Be easy on your dad and all of you guys take care and stay safe !!!!
Awesome video Zach. About time you done some real farming. 🚜🚜🚜
I got the old school shirt and the Minnesota millennial hat. They are both comfortable
It's always comical to see the Milenial Farmer out in the sunshine in a sweat shirt while the Baby Boomer Farmer, father, is out working in a tee shirt!!🤣🤣 Speedy recovery to Anna!!
Have those fitting on my dump truck, I noticed that is there isn’t a little slack on the moving parts the will come apart
Poor Anna I hope her and ditch get better soon zack
Great video. Hope the doggies get all healed up.
Coming from someone who has seen corn planted with a 4440 and fairly new 8345. Fully automated tractors do not need to happen. I 100% believe they can/will happen but they don’t need to. Too many things to go wrong, so when you’re paying off a 3/4 of a million dollar tractor and something in the fully automated breaks you’ll be paying another 100k just to fix it. I’ll just stick with my 4960 and turn it at every end row.
Hope the dogs heal quick!!!
Poor Anna. I hope they all heal quickly.
I love our new 9R with the messaging ventilated seat. Sure makes the 14 hours a day much easier on the back.
Hopefully both dogs heal quickly. Good day of planting. Stay safe.
As a retired Machine operator… the tech on your tractors is mind blowing
No chatter without approved chatter...lol Getting a little stiff sitting inside there...watching the steering move on it's own
You need to keep a thing of Tub O Towels in each of your tractors. Look em up. Once you've used them, you won't want to use any other hand cleaner.
Just wanted you to know that my dog doesn't bite! In fact I don't even have a dog much less 2. Hope your dogs get better quickly.
Thanks for the planter ride. How old is Anna? She needs a stunt double for the action parts of her day. LASSIE had a stunt double on her TV shows for fights and dangerous jumps.
hope the pups get better quickly well jim b helping
Thank you for your service Anna!! I salute you!!
3:16
Zach, If those are John Guest fittings (which they do appear to be), you should be able to get locking collars instead of snipping the end of the line.
You could also try to take it out and clean inside the fitting and the outside of the tube. Sometimes a bit of dust or something will keep it from grabbing onto the tube like it’s designed to. Sometimes it’s just a bad fitting. But I’d recommend keeping some locking collars on hand for the different sizes of unions that you have on your equipment.
On the automation topic Zach, I'd recommend people look at Lely and the fully-automated systems they have for feeding livestock all of which can be controlled from one-point. And in terms of AG tractors and other field implements let us remember that for over 5 years Case and others have been testing cabless tractors for running grain carts. So for the AG business I would say it's closer than people think, and AG is where ALOT of the problems and kinks with automation are gonna be worked out because of the lower risk to the general public.
Love Anna and Didge!! I miss seeing Jim! Hope he is ok!
My Mom's Dad started farming with horses in the 1920's, started transitioning to gasoline powered tractors in the late 30's. He collected many arrow heads and other Native American tools while walking behind those horses. Now the technology is getting to the point where the farmer may be able to walk (ride) around the field again while the farming is done. Who knows what discoveries are awaiting you and your children, Zack, as the farm equipment does the farming for you. ;)
Another Al
Good job bro👍🏻
You might just get bored. Then what? Wow, what a change in farming since my dad did it in the 60's. Well done.
Oh no! Poor pups! Poor Anna! I hope the owner of the attack dog is on notice, Zack
It would be great if you would show that dates, so we can know when you are planting, spraying, harvesting. Us non-farmers don’t understand how long planting that many acres takes or how long the crops take to grow.
The pressure line on quick connection, in plumbing happens, there are plastic c clips that keep the quick release from releasing. Snap in and pull out.
Poor puppers - both on the injured reserve list (and I can imagine neither happy about it).
That”crappy snap” was wonderful. Not only did that snap work on the air planter, but it moved you from the tractor cab to the outside.
Fully automation requires awareness. Right now its just hitting the same buttons over and over again. But even basic awareness like seeing a fallen tree and stopping, then an alert on the ipad to approve a course of action is really all that's left. Would love to see 2 pieces of equipment in 1 field with 1 farmer like a grain cart, harvestor, tillage combo.
Gotta love the dogs mate. They make life better.
Hey Zach, the technology is already in play. I watched a "reel" this morning of an autonomous tractor. Don't know what country it was in, somewhere in England or Euope from the look of the signage on the machine. It was doing tillage. No operator or operators station.
In England, one on tillage and another auto planting as well
Is that realy something you woud want your self Zac fully automated tractors I mean the once whitout a cab you see now and again personly I woud be sad if it woud come to that.