Emergence Flag Test Results
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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Border View Farms is a mid-sized family farm that sits on the Ohio-Michigan border. My name is Nathan. I make and edit all of the videos posted here. I farm with my dad, Mark and uncle, Phil. Our part-time employee, Brock, also helps with the filming. 1980 was our first year in Waldron where our main farm is now. Since then we have grown the operation from just a couple hundred acres to over 3,000. Watch my 500th video for a history of our farm I filmed with my dad.
I started making these videos in the fall of 2019 as a way to help show what I do on a daily basis as a farmer. Agriculture is different from any other industry and I believe the more people that are showing their small piece of agriculture, helps to build our story. We face unique challenges and stressful situations but have some of the most rewarding payoffs in the end. I get to spend everyday doing what I love, raising my kids on the farm, and trying to push our farm to be better every year. I hope that I can address questions or concerns that you might have about farms and agriculture.
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Turn the swing 180 degrees and it will the direction of the arrows on the base
Soil test results were very interesting. Never saw any of these before. Thanks for showing them.
Good morning Nathan from northern Iowa , high winds here today which is Tuesday,31st
Good info
We have had pythium issues the last couple of years and have finally traced it to our smorgasbord of cover crop we plant after barley. Our high organic matter is feeding the fungus is what we have been told, killing some of corn but some plants are able to grow out of it. Interesting to know we aren’t the only ones with this problem, unfortunately for all of us.
The man lift has been very useful , I thought you would get a lot of use with it!
I would only dry to 14 if ur harvesting in early semptember and plan on hanging on to it for a year. Bin size is a factor too. Ethanol plant wants it at 15.5 here so we go to 16. Rather be on the wet side than dry side and loosing bushels
Hopefully the weather hold and you get a good week of harvest
we had snow last night and this morning what a mess my mom and dad guy that rents our land hasn't started harvest now trending wet and cold for the next 2 weeks Also Happy Halloween to you and your family Nathan
Momper insulation in Ft. Wayne to far to get insulation? Guessing a big order at the local big box store would just as good...
Just here to comment to help Nathan’s algorithm
If you do insulate your shop you should also install insulation supports. There worth cost and effort. Great video again.
Nathan any leads on getting your new truck to pull the new trailer? Thanks for sharing the soil test results. 👍
I've been casually looking but haven't found one yet
@@BorderViewFarmslook for a single axel semi to pull it. you can find one cheaper than a pickup truck and it will handle the weight much better. we haul full hay loads that way then just use a pickup for smaller lighter loads.
Check with Jacob's Supply in Temperance for insulation. I know they had a sale recently on barn insulation.
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U should look at having ceiling sprayed with insullation
Just curious to see where you acquired the proximity lights for the wet bin. I haven’t been able to find a similar type. My 70 year old dad wanted to climb up and see how much wet corn we had before dumping another semi. I want him to stay on the ground. Thanks
emergence testing is so cool seeing the data in a raw form like that. Really sucks on the pathogen testing and stuff, would love to see how you fix this long term
I bet "beta" means that they are still testing if this measurement actually works. Like in software. You have it ready but you are still testing while already shipped to the clients.
Surprised by all the soil DNA test results, lots of potential issues to be aware of. The fertility results look good.
Could you post a link where you found those ratchets for your trailer please.
amzn.to/3Mk1PWI
Thanks
What's the moisture coming out of storage? I (try) and dry it to 15.5-16 ish fans in the bins will take the last .05-1 pretty easy cooling it down for winter,we move most of are stored corn April,May,June the following year.
do you think the ones that don't come up (emmergeance'ses) till after the 1st day, or ''day(s) later.... maybe cuz the seed is upside down and the root takes that next extra day or 2 to start heading DOWNWARD ??? eh... it's till in the good nutretnts so it shouldn't matter THAT MUCH should it? it's was a thought that pupped into my head,
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next day emergence could be 'cuz seed is upsidededown......
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iz what the inner voice mentioned er whispered, wutever
23:23 ar eyou gunna haffa do something different (HEAT RESISTANT) at the APEX cuz of that heater up there and the big flameage goin' on up there??? ...ohhh REFLECTIVE STUFF TO REFLECT THE btu's downward too....
The shield on top directs almost all the heat down. I think the clearance requirement is only 12 inches above the heater
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So the soil disease test stuff is beat but curious if you learned anything that will affect your 2024 cropping decisions
R u gonna treat those fields for those irregularities
Can the Co-Op spread $100 bills in your field?
and the clouds say THREE MORE DAYS OF RAIN just cuz NATHAN was out there in the cloudy rain PRESSUIREPOWER HEATED WATER WASHING his ''greezy equipmnt'' in the PAUSED STORMS.... ;) you kno that's like THE WAY to get it to rain... WASH YOUR CAR ... right?
Spray foam spray foam spray foam
Spray foam is outrageously expensive. I'll probably do that on the walls but no reason for it on the ceiling
@BorderViewFarms yes it is expensive I did my shop with it. But is worth the price