Will The Manure Spreader Work?
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- Опубліковано 2 лис 2024
- Join along as we get the the manure pile spread out following the grass harvest. With the 1st tries it's a go with spreading. Have to watch out for rocks and silo pieces. Thanks for watching along.
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Take care of Yanco. Keep bringing your life to us. Mad respect for you. Living the dream.
Its Yenko.
I was at the scene of the tractor drive to the restaurant in early July, touching base at my roots in Argusville. In fact bought a new GMC 2 ton truck in that building when it was Spraker's Motors in early 1953. I'm enjoying the scenes of my roots, as I see my alma mater where I graduated in 1951 .
Really enjoy all your videos. I’m so happy for you that the new farm is going good. A lot of hard work is paying off. Go Yenco.
You are such an influencer dude. You single handedly created tractor Tuesday in New York. Way to go man. I love it!
You are working it and getting ahead. Don’t let the little errors set you back. Shine On! Blessings to you
Hope yanco is feeling better and thanks for your hard work bringing your every day life to us you really are living the best life now everything is just falling into place from all the hard slog you have put in in the past and not giving up .
great to see your keeping up the great content, hope yenko gets better.
Glad you're spreading went well
Chris, again, another great video. Thanks for taking us along the journey of your new adventures over in New York state. I love that little manure spreader, Works like a charm! Someone suggested building a concrete pad and wall to make it easier to collect and load manure/old bedding. Great idea and I'm sure you will get to nice upgrades like that as you find the time to do so. I think you have done an outstanding job this first year of farming on your new property. You and only YOU can judge best what you need to get done and in the order in which its done! Best wishes!
Yenko always makes my day.
My dog did the same thing on my tractors. So I put rubber mud flaps I cut to size and zip tied to the steps worked great and I did care about slipping as long as he didn't get hurt again!!!!!!!
The 4640 amd 2755 have done right by ya this year for sure. 2755 has been the machine ya needed. I know you wanted a skid steer, but its done good for ya
First side slinger I have seen run. And damn - that thing slings it..
Tanks green rocks great color you got. Be happy. Hang in there and thanks again for sharing you life with us all
A wifi controled switch is a handy unit for controlling your fence. Added one to mine, can turn the fence off or on from anywhere. Even when I'm off the farm and my lightning app goes off, I'll cut the fence to avoid blowing it up from a strike to the electric feed. Already blew 2 fencers up this year due to lightning.
Okay Chris, besides my goofy profile pic "privacy reasons" I just want to say man im so Excited to see your combine and the future of Duffy Ag. Honestly love that your in your community showing love. Been watching your videos for awhile and to bee honest man you seem way happier there on your own property.... smart move ngl and yes it was tough but God brought something better and bigger. Stay strong and keep farmin life.
Looks like a beautiful day in sharon springs. My mom and John wife were cousins and my wife and I are both cobly graduates 81 and 84 . My parents milked cows til 85 .
Gardening with Duffy Ag !! Love it dude...
Chris keep up the good work you sound like you’re in a better state of mind your doing great keep living your dream life this will be a rough year I am sure but it is worth it in the long run
YES would love to meet Mr. Burr and the history of the property!!!!!! Please!!!
For us non farmers tell us what it costs to buy the things folks say you should buy. Yanko, heal fast. That side spreader is amazing. 👍👍👍
I have always heard of the silos like you and I have as stave silos. I have had a kuhn knight slinger for 15 years. My second one showed up in November. I have a set of tanks if you need them
Great video Chris thank you was great the spreader worked greattgank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss a video and can't wait for next video
Never took a tractor to dinner. But I did stop by the bar near my house with my forklift when I took it down the road to a friends place to move things around for him.
Great stuff, poor Yenko! Loving it , almost as much as you appear to be !!
What the heck, the M is the perfect ride to town! What a neat idea for eats.
What are you going to do with your pick up?
Any chance of a skid steer in the near future it would benefit you greatly especially when loading the spreader keep up the good work
Chris,can u put some rubber cover on the steps of the tractors etc for Yanko.☘️🇨🇮🙏🏻🙏🏻😘😘you need a rock picking day,also you need a batwing mower?any of your mates got dry manure u could get??
We use to always have a few loads of lime on the farm and when spreading manure on ground that needed limed we would put 2 bucket fulls on the top of the manure in the spreader
Im getting really excited for Half Century of progress. And i really want to meet you.
That small feed bin on the side could hold a few bushels of corn for the steers after harvest. If its sound and cut your feed bill for a while especially if you can feed them your own hay. That 46 is a great tractor for your operation, whish i had one myself.
Good looking garden
I just heard about the “drive your tractor to the dinner” from Jimmy out here at the Pageant of Steam. 😅
Chris, to clarify the reason you like the side slingers is their ability to better break up solids in dry manure? From what I saw that machine really turned the stuff to powder. I'm used to seeing as much as whole cow pies come out of the other style.
Spreader works great!
Make a stop at the farm store and get some stall mats to cut some covers for your steps for that dog might save him from a bigger injury.
You know but we all put it out of thought, the day will come when you will help Yenko into every vehicle.
Hell yeah Duffy coming to Rantoul. Goldinger is across the river from us. Ive always wondered if you two have ever talked...considering you both like the old deere iron.
We hung out together most of renner stock last year. Great guy
I have been to Rantoul several times its good but besure to have something to ride on walking gets old have a good time
Hope Yanko is doing ok keep him safe. Did you remember to plug your fencer back in so the calves don't get out?
#1 take Take Yenko to the Vet. and have him
checked out please!
#2 pile your manure on the yard pad, so you can load over the fence. No rocks and faster.
Good for you sir,it is fun to watch your videos and learn how real of a human you are,so rare these days! I am a very small farmer in central Michigan!
Great job on your farming progress!! Best of luck to yanko.
Great video Mr Duffy. Thanks to you I am thinking about getting back into corn sailge at some point for my dairy cattle
You better get yourself ready for the winter the farmers almanac is calling for a brutal one
I use to load with 3050 John Deere used 3 low and 3 reverse or some time's 4 low and reverse 🚜👍 with my loader
Hey dude,,,glad to see the spreader working great. Hope Yenko is ok.
None of you watch this till the end. OH REALLY! I WATCH EVERY VIDEO TILL THE END. lol I really do. because I am a farmer too.
Dang I wish I could got to the half century of progress show It would be awesome to meet you and just a few acres
one question where are you plaining to put all the corn in the fall after you harvest it are they going in the upright silos or to a rental silo
He said he is taking it to town . He doesn’t have a dryer
The 4640 is worth gold on your farm the people commenting don't know jack!!!!!!!
Rantoul not to far South of me. Down closer to Growincorn2020
Love watching your story Chris! Your living your dream and watching it come along and progress with you is truly awesome. Someday I can relate to what's going on. Grew up on a farm and did the farm thing toll I was about 30. Now u drive truck otr. So everyday I can't wait to see what's going on with you and Yanko. Keep the haters at bay! And keep your head up and don't worry about what people say! It's your world there! You do you! If you want your calves to eat out of the headlocks. Why not put the grain there so they get use to it? Just a thought. 🤟🤟🤙🤙
Hang in there Yenko, Chris, that wasn’t a raindrop, that was a 2lb robin😁
It's the diamond shape scrapers steps that's getting him.
We use to pile manure in the winter when you couldn't get on the fields. We use to put Zucconi, Pumpkin, and different kinds of squash seeds in the pile and have a great harvest! I like your 10 wheel Turing Car!! In the mid 50' 60's, The Super MTA was our big tractor! Seen nicer legs on park benches!🤣As far as the butt, When you have a team of horses, and you're sitting on the wagon seat and you're showing them to somebody, you're looking out over them and say aren't they beautiful!🤣All you see is the back end of them! We had a 630, 530, & a B John Deere, We only used the 630 in crop season, then put it away for the winter, 530 was used a bit more, the B did most of the work when we didn't need a heavier tractor! Take the M!
New drinking game: Every time Chris says "at the end of the day" or " in a good spot", take a drink. You'll be hammered.😂
He used to say “we are in a good boat” or “will be in a good boat” and other variants of that. I think most of us have go-to sayings... some more than others
That tractor round-up is damn kool!!! 😄😄😂😂😄😄
Tractor night! Wicked 🤣👌🏼
I think you got a screaming deal on that spreader even if you got stuck with it
Are you going to clean out the hay the is in the milking area and the very old hay in the maul?
Hey Chris. You have three varieties of squash. The first one is correct color of the variety.
I would watch an hour long video of you talking with Mr Burr.
Bowling Green Ohio PullTown USA Tractor Pull is coming up Now that’s a great time !
Chris that little deere is probably the best move i think you have made snow shit and bales all around good yard and field tractor
The yellow ones are regular squash the gray when you pick with the zucchini squash
Dry weather ,you should have taken the M to town.👍
Wow out west those bales would be fed no matter what because it’s still hay.
The Manure Spreader did Awesome I guess some things happen for a reason because more animals you will be needing It. I want the Mack Back To Hell with the GMC. Lol Just kidding I know its in the works and this winter is going to be one busy shop. The planter markers the Mack, Maintenance on everything. Plus the combine. you may need to go ahead and put some crush rock down on the floor in there. Get that thing sealed up where it will hold in some heat around the doors and ceiling.
I used to live in pontiac illinois about hour or so from there pontiac has thresherman reunion in september steam engines and old tractors
You going to get the combine soon? Just so you can make sure everything good to go on it before fall gets started with chopping and manure hauling.
Until you get more cattle, can you rent pasture to a local dairy for dry or young stock?
Hey I am a big fan I watch all videos I love a shirt and hat but I got hurt working power lines during hurricane Irma and got to have a double hip replacement I love your show
So are you keeping the manure spreader now
Rossmann would probably know someone good to clean-up and test that battery pack. Surprised it isn't advertised someplace.
Anybody who tells you to get a rotary mower in your terrain just needs to have their account blocked. That's flail country whether its on the butt or boom. I'm thinking you want a nice old-fashioned stubble flail for the fields that you can also use in ditches. Are you planning on collecting the combined cornstalk and beanstalk for bedding?
I'd wait and spread that old silage on row crop ground after harvest. . Especially since its hill ground.
After you preached about wear and tear on the tractors then you drive it to town for lunch. You also didn’t mention the maintenance on the semi daily driving that. No way I’d daily a silage truck or a semi if it wasn’t making money. It’s actually costing more in the long run.
Bruh his daily driver is broke you gotta make do with what you got and on top of that he don't have the time or money to fix it currently as it's hard-core hay season right now
Nice one
John deere 100 auger/grain cart, would be perfect for 4640.
Will you get a cattlepot and rent it out???
Ok you can solve the problem with his paws get some indoor outdoor carpet cut it to fit your steps and zip tie it to your steps done it with all my equipment and also helps keep the mud out of your tractor just a suggestion
Get them cucumber flowers too, good eating
Ought to take the M to dinner, they have a great road gear.
When you get ahead of the game and have more cows you need to pour a slab with a wall to pile your manure against
Great idea!
That cost alot of money hes not getting that many
😂😂 @hisea .. please make Yenko some boots!!!
Another great video!! 😊
How bout a Go Duffy for the algorithm.
Next trip to Tractor Supply, pick up some Vet Wrap for Yanco's foot.
Chris you could cut Yenko's toe nails back a bit, so less chance of getting caught on grid steps.
that what i said 2
Chris.....what have you heard about ratoul being last year????
Gonna be there.....hope to catch up with you....shake your hand
Hope all the best
I've heard rumors for a couple years but that may be all it is. I don't want to miss out seeing it tho. I hope to cross paths with you there
Yes...great show to go too
Hang in there..hope to see ya there
U need to get in touch with bunkerbranding and get ur merch made threw them and they can also do all the shipping for u the owner of it is Matt from Off The Ranch or demo Ranch
Can someone update me where the chopper is at ?
You should go flag the areas in the field to where you want to plant corn next near on top of the hill since the hay is off
Grey zucchini. They should look like that.
I wish mine looked that nice lol!
Duffy AG, watching the Boots promo there reminded me to ask if those T shirt, the Yenko Shirt were or are close to being mailed out? Hey never mind, you touched up on it in your video. Sounds good! I had to use a cream, i forget what its called now, on my Great Pyrenees that did the exact same thing Yanko did on his toe. I'll look around for it out in the barn see if I can find what its called.
I found it, Sulfodene Ointment. I mean it did the job, few bandages/dressing changes each week and she was good to go in a couple of weeks. No idea if it will work on Yanko but it did for Lacy, my Pyrenees.
@@IndianaFarmer-bx7wn Hey good catch!
Cow poop best fertilizer there is I started doing this 3 years ago and Theres a big change in my hay ground worth it
Chris maybe you should think about wheat or soybeans
What happened to the cows that you had ?
Chris what is your total acreage if you don't mind answering...and are you planing on consulting with an agronomy specialist?
Chris I was wondering about the same thing. What is your total acreage on the farm (just your land alone).
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Rotary mower, Gator, fix your lawn mower and yes, fix your truck.
I still believe that every now and then ya gotta roll the ground over to get organic matter back in the soil to add nutrients and aeration.
It also helps with removing a solid layer that you farm into the ground.
1. With compaction by driving over it.
2. Just scratching the toplayer of the soil.
3. You said already
@@willianvos3521 Anytime there's a dry year,the roots need to go deeper. Get all the help they can get.