Day 2: How bad's the Compaction!? Find out with
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- Опубліковано 26 жов 2021
- #alfalfa #ranchworxaerators #soilaeration #pastureaerator
Is your ground hard as a rock?! It’s not supposed to be! Did you know there’s a way to fix that?!?
The Pasture Aerator that we demo'd was a 1036SB
Specs as following:
-10’x36”
-9.6 bushel seeder
-Adjustable drawbar
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If you want some true advice, 14:50 the guy gives it perfectly. This is how we started.
We have been running industrious American Aerotor for about 4 years on our BemudaHay land..... The spikes are not as wide but penetrate about 12 inches, and twist as they leave the soil...... With Bermuda every time the roots rhizones are cut beneath the ground a new plant emerges..... Every thing else about aeration is true.....
The guy is correct every pasture can and will benefit from aeration even if it's not compacted. I have had a Aerway Aerator for about 7 years now and I see improvement every year. It's a little different design from the RanchWorx but the concept is the same. Get moisture, Air, Nutrients, relieve compaction, etc... into the soil. I think what the rep was referring to at the end of the video was to be careful when doing Fall aeration, if you happen to get a dry or hard freeze you can damage and or freeze the root system of you grasses. Great video and I know you will see results.
Kayla, I know that you have been having a difficult time lately, and have done a lot of soul searching over which direction you want to go with your channel. Your stress level was showing. You look better on today's video, so keep up what you are doing. Depression is very difficult to manage, so don't go there. I have struggled for 20 years, so I know it well. I hope that you continue to move forward!
Great info. Jason is a champ at grass/hay facts.
LOVE the last two videos. Its is great to listen to the talk about the fields and Jason schooling the expert. You guys are awesome keep up the great work you are teaching us stuff everyday.
Good morning! It's a joy when I'm getting ready to head off to work to get updates from your farm and family. God Bless you, and thanks.
Great video! I like hearing Jason explain what has been done with the land to improve it. Each pasture or hay field is different and I like how you guys are managing them.
Hi 👋 Kayla, that video was very interesting 🤔 and I am glad that everything is going very well for you and your family on your farm.
That was very interesting, I never thought about even pastures getting too compacted.
Pretty cool😎guys...would like to see the aerator in action on that compacted pasture 👍keep the vids coming 🇺🇸
It’ll be in the next Vlog dropping Friday!!! It’s pretty awesome to watch
@@ChroniclesofKayla 10-4 👍
Glad you got your first Demo hope there will be many more in your videos
Jason knows his stuff! we will have 4 ft of snow soon and feeding cut, our regrowth is already dormant. thanks for sharing
Great pice of equipment great demo good explanation loved it thank you for your time and sharing with us was great
Very interesting video thanks for the great information about your hayfields
Thanks for watching!! The 3rd part comes out tomorrow.
I also have a Aerway Aerator and its how I put out all my cover crops on hay/pasture fields works great.
Great info, very well explained , thank you , stay safe !
Thanks for watching!
Another great informative and interesting vid! We allways chain harrowed our fields and pastures on our farm in wa.
wow so much info stuffed in one great video
Thank you!!! Jason really knows his stuff
Interesting
It definitely was!
What did the dog drag up , and ol coyote, od sheep, rabbit 🐇 or what, nice aerator , nice good 👍thanks beautiful lady, love ya man, thanks BigAl California.
I think it was a rabbit. Hard to say lol 😂 they’re always catching some thing
How's it going Kayla? I hope all is well & the keep the videos or vlogs coming. I enjoy them
Very interesting video great job
Thank you!! Third part comes Friday!
It's been over 35 yrs ago since I seen anyone use a ripper or subsoiler. Shanks that run 18 inches deep. This is important on irrigated tilled acres.
Guessing you’ve done soil samples to find out the PH and other nutrients. Good video
It seems to me that even the hay fields would benefit if you were to aerate even just the headlands which have a lot more machinery traffic simply because that's where machinery is regularly pounding the ground down. This is especially the case if the soil is damp, indeed compaction itself inhibits natural soil drainage making the upper levels even more wet.
Like you we have found that fields regularly grazed for years by cattle clearly suffer compaction because we have done trials using a pasture slitter which has narrow tines mounted in a heavy frame with a vertical slicing disc in front of each tine and a substantial roller behind each tine to leave a smoother surface pushing any sod or stones down.
Traction is the key issue in reality otherwise the tractor wheels tear up too many grass plants many of which fail to grow again. In poor areas of production we aso "stitch" new seed into the field using a disc no till drill with narrow row spacing.The debate is WHEN is best Autumn or early Spring? (If seeding we go late August until the end of September but if just aerating either time). Both of these techniques have resulted in much better grass production in subsequent years.
On the 3rd day we tackled the Paddocks where we rotational graze the cow calf pairs. The 3rd Vlog drops on Friday - showcasing really in depth how this machine works!
Curious if the Ranchworx aerator helped improve production. Thanks!
Hi Kayla, I would be very interested and hearing your thoughts on the results of using the RanchWorx aerator after the growing season. Did it help your pasture and hay ground compared to your ground that did not get aerated?
We will be running the aerator this week! So I’ll be glad to talk more in depth
Kayla l could accuse you and Jason of poking along! Compaction is something we need to thing about in are phase of farming.
This might sound like a stupid question but can the alfalfa be fed growing in the fields or is it just for hay? Brilliant video, very informative.. 👍🇮🇪
Hey! No questions are stupid!!! I like these kind 😆. It can be - we know some who turn their cows on it - we just choose not to right now. As Alfalfa is our “money” crop.
@@ChroniclesofKayla can't wait to see the aerator in action... 👌
Should be out Friday !
Isn’t it only logical to assume compaction when large equipment is used?
Won't that make your hayfield's awful rough next Spring?
Actually smoother.
Our ground was a tad wet. It had rained 10 days prior to the Jarrod coming and the ground really wasn’t as ideal as we had hoped. There shouldn’t be any soil residue coming up. It should just punch the ground and roll on. Not kicking any up. But we can’t control the weather! And it’s not much different than driving over cow footprints or truck divits…
Guess I’ll have to report back in spring when we start mowing.
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