As always, nice to see you and Cousin Scott working together. I enjoyed the ride along. Your 4020 sounded pretty good. That seedbed finisher works pretty well. Wish I had one. Glad you guys are getting seed in the ground. I'm getting things ready here - finished spreading fertilizer today and continued disking.
I got a few more acres of soybean planted yesterday pretty much a non-eventful type day things went well. Glad you're getting things accomplished up there on your farm. We've got a high probability for rain here today so I'm not going to work up anymore land until I see how this rain prediction works out. 😊☕
Been out working land all morning got about 3 acres worked up and ready to plant my soybeans on. came in for lunch saw your comment I want to say thank you for your long-time support of this channel. Going to find some coffee and then get out there on that Ford 4000 and start planting soybeans. Beautiful day here today.🙂☕
Hope You both got all your corn and beans planted. I’ve always said if I could have only one disk with a 60 to 80 horse tractor it would be hands down a offset.
It's good to see the cousins getting seed in the ground! It's been wet up here ,got some chiseling done yesterday. I had surgery this morning so ill be watching SBF videos for this week.
CE, I am hoping your surgery was a success and for you a speedy recovery. 😊☕ I got some more soybean seed in the ground yesterday. we have a good probability of rain here this afternoon so I'm taking today off. It used to make me really angry when I called it wrong and had a bunch of ground worked up for planting and then rain came and messed it all up. ⛈️
It's going to be even better in about 3 years when we're both retired and no longer have to contend with the off the farm job scheduling. Thank you for watching and supporting this channel.
Good to see you here in the comments my Michigan farming friend 😊. I got started planting my soybeans yesterday. with the high probability of rain for today I'm taking the day off and we'll see what we can get done tomorrow.
That’s awesome you guys are in there working away as a team I love it can’t wait to see all the updates and how to crop is doing this year it’s going to be the best one ever
I got some more soybean seed in the ground yesterday and with that just over half of the farm is now planted. Seems we're off to a rather good start this year. William, good to find you here in the comments thanks for supporting this channel. 😊☕
Man yeah,more team work!! I absolutely love that planter setup he built! Looks like a great call on using the disk in that wonderful NC clayish soil!! That sed bed finisher is amazi g, been eyeballing one for a long time, but still out of my budget range. But man that thing does an amazing job!! You guys are such an inspiration, and can't wait to see the fruits of your labor start growing!! Thank you Mr SBF, awesome footage in the implements too!! Thank you for bringing us along, look forward to more sir!! 😁👍☕☕☕
Nelson thank you very much for being here watching the videos and supporting this channel. That seed bed finisher puts the 'finishing' touches on a field by getting all of the ruts out. God blessed me greatly when He got me that tool 🙏🙏🙏
We got a good probability for rain today so I'm not working up anymore land until we see how this rain event plays out. With the seed we already have in the ground I really think it would be great if it did rain here today. Have a blessed day my friend. 😊☕☕
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 Yes sir I understand! They talked like alot more here, but I think it will be a quick moving event for us. Amen my friend, that shower will do the seeds well!! Yes sir, hope you do also my friend 😁👍🙏☕☕☕
One big advantage I see with older equipment like that over the new is that even though you're not able to cover as much ground in a day like the new equipment you're able to technically get in the field a little sooner than someone with new equipment because it's much lighter and causes less compaction.
James thank you very much for watching the videos here. My favorite thing about the older equipment is I can actually work on it, no computer interface or software required.😊☕
Like 222 watched your 2 ads also one was 3 mins long hope it helps. Yeah sometimes plans never go your way but looking at this all seems good 👍 love the cultivation on the camera very good interesting words about the red clay parts that have to be done with the breakup off it. Lovely music added in video too
Friend thank you for your kind comment concerning my video. I really hate UA-cam decided to put ads on all channels even those of us who have made the choice not to monetize.
crops.extension.iastate.edu/encyclopedia/soybean-plant-population Using this planter cousin Scott put together makes it a lot easier to shoot for just above 120,000 seeds per acre. The old grain drill method of planting was more or less a controlled spill and somewhat difficult to actually meter the seed. As you can see from the report I gave you the link to a lot of different variables then considerations go into selecting an ideal seed population count for your specific conditions. Thanks for watching here. 😊☕
Came in for a coffee refill saw your comment wanted to say thank you again for those Shanks makes all the difference in the world having 5 Shanks on that chisel plow been out there working up a 2 acre field this morning and I've got it ready to plant🙂☕☕👍
Thank you. That seed bed finisher is one of my favorite tools because it does such a fine job. If memory serves me correct I'm on my third set of sweeps. Thanks for watching here and supporting this channel. 😊☕
Yes while this John Deere 71 flexplanner is old obsolete technology it is a lot easier to do than pulling that grain drill plus it's more of a controlled planting of seed. Tim thanks for watching. 😊☕
Trusting things will go well. Always excitement and expectation on planting day. "This is the day the Lord has made---let us rejoice and be glad in it!!!!
Clark thank you very much for coming to this channel and bringing God with you don't ever be afraid to mention God here on this channel yes He is the glorious one.😊🙏☕
Yes all of those beans were cousins beans I got started today so I'll have some video out in a few days about me planting my beans. Thank you very much Robert for being here.
From what I have learned as I have progressed through the treatment this would have been about the time the tumor actually started to grow in my lung. I did not start to notice the adverse effects until November. this video was actually made back in April.
My first cousin who has gotten back into farming has raised corn now for 3 years. This year, his 3rd year, he's got six acres of corn here on the little family farm. It's been a real blessing to me that he would come back to farming🙏
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 yea I see he plants it, I was just wondering about you, since corn is the big cash crop. But me not being a farmer maybe our southern sandy souls are more suited to grow beans than corn. I know our yields are nothing compared to what they get out in Iowa.
I wonder if farming simulator can simulate a breakdown of older equipment where parts are no longer readily available and very difficult to find in the salvage yards? Then taking it to the next level of flustration as you realize you're missing out on an ideal harvest window? 🤔 Thanks for dropping by the channel. 😊☕
That snow storm blowing across the northern portion of the US last week had to be a huge frustration for the farmers up there. We have a high probability of rain in the forecast for today so I'm taking a wait and see attitude. One thought is, the seed we already have in the ground could use the water and the other thought is I don't want to waste fuel preparing land and then have it get rained on before I can plant it. Does $4 a gallon fuel make your tractor run better? Mine don't seem to know the difference 🤔
I did not even think about that window behind me when I shot that segment of the video. Yes I've noticed in previous videos it does create a bit of a distortion.
Nice field work going on there. 4020 sounds good. Thanks for bringing us along!
Thank you for being here to share these videos with🙂
As always, nice to see you and Cousin Scott working together. I enjoyed the ride along. Your 4020 sounded pretty good. That seedbed finisher works pretty well. Wish I had one. Glad you guys are getting seed in the ground. I'm getting things ready here - finished spreading fertilizer today and continued disking.
I got a few more acres of soybean planted yesterday pretty much a non-eventful type day things went well. Glad you're getting things accomplished up there on your farm. We've got a high probability for rain here today so I'm not going to work up anymore land until I see how this rain prediction works out. 😊☕
Always good to see you & Cousin Scotty working together like you guys do. Thanks for the ride alongs. Take care.
Ron thank you very much for being here watching supporting this channel. Have a great day 😊☕
I enjoyed this video SBF, after checking Cousin's videos it is nice to hear the back stories behind the the scenes, thanks very much
Jan, thank you for your long-time support of this channel always a pleasure and a treat for me to find you here in the comments my friend. 😊☕
Great to see Spring planting season has begun for you and Cousin Scott.
Been out working land all morning got about 3 acres worked up and ready to plant my soybeans on. came in for lunch saw your comment I want to say thank you for your long-time support of this channel. Going to find some coffee and then get out there on that Ford 4000 and start planting soybeans. Beautiful day here today.🙂☕
Hope You both got all your corn and beans planted. I’ve always said if I could have only one disk with a 60 to 80 horse tractor it would be hands down a offset.
Of the three different discs I own the offset disc is actually my favorite.
Thanks for watching🙂☕
It's good to see the cousins getting seed in the ground! It's been wet up here ,got some chiseling done yesterday. I had surgery this morning so ill be watching SBF videos for this week.
CE, I am hoping your surgery was a success and for you a speedy recovery. 😊☕
I got some more soybean seed in the ground yesterday. we have a good probability of rain here this afternoon so I'm taking today off. It used to make me really angry when I called it wrong and had a bunch of ground worked up for planting and then rain came and messed it all up. ⛈️
It sure is nice seeing you two work together so well, I know y’all have a good time!!
It's going to be even better in about 3 years when we're both retired and no longer have to contend with the off the farm job scheduling.
Thank you for watching and supporting this channel.
always good to see you and cousin scott in the field gettin er done!
Good to see you here in the comments my Michigan farming friend 😊.
I got started planting my soybeans yesterday. with the high probability of rain for today I'm taking the day off and we'll see what we can get done tomorrow.
That’s awesome you guys are in there working away as a team I love it can’t wait to see all the updates and how to crop is doing this year it’s going to be the best one ever
Thank you for your long time support of this channel. Yes it is really nice to have help. 😊☕
I am new here good video good to see you guys in the field
Randy welcome to the channel I hope you'll find more videos here you enjoy watching and prove to be entertaining.🙂☕
Good to see 2022 planting season rolling on!
I got some more soybean seed in the ground yesterday and with that just over half of the farm is now planted. Seems we're off to a rather good start this year.
William, good to find you here in the comments thanks for supporting this channel. 😊☕
Man yeah,more team work!! I absolutely love that planter setup he built! Looks like a great call on using the disk in that wonderful NC clayish soil!! That sed bed finisher is amazi g, been eyeballing one for a long time, but still out of my budget range. But man that thing does an amazing job!! You guys are such an inspiration, and can't wait to see the fruits of your labor start growing!! Thank you Mr SBF, awesome footage in the implements too!! Thank you for bringing us along, look forward to more sir!! 😁👍☕☕☕
Nelson thank you very much for being here watching the videos and supporting this channel. That seed bed finisher puts the 'finishing' touches on a field by getting all of the ruts out. God blessed me greatly when He got me that tool 🙏🙏🙏
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 Yes sir always, have a great day stay dry! 😁☕☕☕☕
We got a good probability for rain today so I'm not working up anymore land until we see how this rain event plays out. With the seed we already have in the ground I really think it would be great if it did rain here today. Have a blessed day my friend. 😊☕☕
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 Yes sir I understand! They talked like alot more here, but I think it will be a quick moving event for us. Amen my friend, that shower will do the seeds well!! Yes sir, hope you do also my friend 😁👍🙏☕☕☕
Gonna have monster yields this year you guys are 👍🏻
Thank you for the positive prediction. Positive is so much better than negative. 😊☕
You are getting there. It looks like things are going well. just not as planned, lol.
Tim things are going really well and I'm just going to keep on thanking God for that. 🙏🙏🙏
That soil finisher is just simply badass I need it 😆
That soil finisher is my favorite implement. Fun to run and actually does a great job. Timothy thanks for being here supporting the channel.
One big advantage I see with older equipment like that over the new is that even though you're not able to cover as much ground in a day like the new equipment you're able to technically get in the field a little sooner than someone with new equipment because it's much lighter and causes less compaction.
James thank you very much for watching the videos here.
My favorite thing about the older equipment is I can actually work on it, no computer interface or software required.😊☕
Like 222 watched your 2 ads also one was 3 mins long hope it helps. Yeah sometimes plans never go your way but looking at this all seems good 👍 love the cultivation on the camera very good interesting words about the red clay parts that have to be done with the breakup off it. Lovely music added in video too
Friend thank you for your kind comment concerning my video. I really hate UA-cam decided to put ads on all channels even those of us who have made the choice not to monetize.
Good video
Ronnie thank you very much and thanks for being here supporting this channel. 😊☕
Great to see you getting seed in the ground. What population do you try for? Thx
crops.extension.iastate.edu/encyclopedia/soybean-plant-population
Using this planter cousin Scott put together makes it a lot easier to shoot for just above 120,000 seeds per acre. The old grain drill method of planting was more or less a controlled spill and somewhat difficult to actually meter the seed.
As you can see from the report I gave you the link to a lot of different variables then considerations go into selecting an ideal seed population count for your specific conditions.
Thanks for watching here. 😊☕
Gettin it done 👍
Came in for a coffee refill saw your comment wanted to say thank you again for those Shanks makes all the difference in the world having 5 Shanks on that chisel plow been out there working up a 2 acre field this morning and I've got it ready to plant🙂☕☕👍
Seedbed looks nice. That red clay can get pretty hard. Had a guy bring his backhoe into the shop because he broke the boom digging hard red clay.
Thank you. That seed bed finisher is one of my favorite tools because it does such a fine job. If memory serves me correct I'm on my third set of sweeps. Thanks for watching here and supporting this channel. 😊☕
What a nice seed bed! Love it #WorldsOkayestFarmer
I hope things are going well for you. Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment. 😊☕
Is this easier planting than what you are use too??
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Yes while this John Deere 71 flexplanner is old obsolete technology it is a lot easier to do than pulling that grain drill plus it's more of a controlled planting of seed. Tim thanks for watching. 😊☕
Trusting things will go well. Always excitement and expectation on planting day. "This is the day the Lord has made---let us rejoice and be glad in it!!!!
Clark thank you very much for coming to this channel and bringing God with you don't ever be afraid to mention God here on this channel yes He is the glorious one.😊🙏☕
Are those all cousins beans ? Are you going to plant any this year?
Yes all of those beans were cousins beans I got started today so I'll have some video out in a few days about me planting my beans. Thank you very much Robert for being here.
Hot dog getting beans in the ground.
where are you located?(state) :)
NC about 16 miles east of Raleigh. Thank you for watching videos here at this channel.🙂☕
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Thank you Tom. 😊☕
Is this video before you was sick or after
From what I have learned as I have progressed through the treatment this would have been about the time the tumor actually started to grow in my lung.
I did not start to notice the adverse effects until November. this video was actually made back in April.
Do you every grow corn? Or you just grow soybeans?
My first cousin who has gotten back into farming has raised corn now for 3 years. This year, his 3rd year, he's got six acres of corn here on the little family farm. It's been a real blessing to me that he would come back to farming🙏
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 yea I see he plants it, I was just wondering about you, since corn is the big cash crop. But me not being a farmer maybe our southern sandy souls are more suited to grow beans than corn. I know our yields are nothing compared to what they get out in Iowa.
Me growing corn no never done it. The inputs and the risk for corn here in this location have kept me out of it.
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Thank you Oz for dropping by the channel, watching the videos and leaving a comment. 😊
More proof that you don't need a half million dollars' worth of equipment to put a crop in!
And that's exactly why I enjoy your channel Pete. I hope you're doing well today and able to accomplish the things you set out to do. 😊☕
I play farming simulator so I definitely know what's going on.
I wonder if farming simulator can simulate a breakdown of older equipment where parts are no longer readily available and very difficult to find in the salvage yards? Then taking it to the next level of flustration as you realize you're missing out on an ideal harvest window? 🤔
Thanks for dropping by the channel. 😊☕
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 so out of my league lol keep up the good work it's farmers like you that keep everyone fed thank you!
im still waiting for it to stop snowing
That snow storm blowing across the northern portion of the US last week had to be a huge frustration for the farmers up there. We have a high probability of rain in the forecast for today so I'm taking a wait and see attitude. One thought is, the seed we already have in the ground could use the water and the other thought is I don't want to waste fuel preparing land and then have it get rained on before I can plant it. Does $4 a gallon fuel make your tractor run better? Mine don't seem to know the difference 🤔
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 price of everything's to high fuel , seed, firt. i only want to do it once.
I 100% understand. in fact, that's how I'm playing this game myself. 🙏☕☕☕😊
Your reflection in the window is a bit creepy.😬
Looks like he's wearing suspenders
I did not even think about that window behind me when I shot that segment of the video. Yes I've noticed in previous videos it does create a bit of a distortion.