You did something that most farm tubes haven't done. Usually its the dad teaching the daughters how to do things with a tractor. You broke the mold of the Mom teaching the son how to operate the aerator.
Kayla and Jason are both great parents. You can always judge parents by the actions of the children. Both of their kids are awesome and extremely respectful. I enjoyed being with the whole family and look forward to returning in the spring.
It's good seeing you putting your son in the driver's seat in the tractor. I could tell it wasn't his first time driving the tractor... I know I thought it was great when I got to drive the tractor. BUT by the end of fall I wished I had never learned how to drive it and work the fields. Setting on that old Farmall tractor for 8&9 hours a day out in the hot N/E Missouri sun with all the red dust hitting you in the face all day wasn't much fun. We didn't have cabs on our tractors back in the 60's. It was your wide brimmed hat that kept the sun off your head. The best part was at the end of the day we'd jump into the pond to wash off all the dust and grim you had collected on you all day it was so refreshing. That aerator looks like it's going to benefit your pasture a great deal. Come spring it will be very interesting to see the growth of the grass...
I am looking forward to seeing the improvements on their pasture ground. I see it on a daily basis with all of my customers. It was great to have the process documented on Kayla's channel for everyone to see.
It was a great three days spent with the Wieczorek family. I am lookin forward to returning in the spring to see the results and aerate more of their ground.
Absolutely!! The 6" blades slice through the surface cutting the roots and shattering the soil beneath. This allows rain to percolate and the roots to grow deeper. A deeper root structure equals a larger, healthier, and more drought tolerant plant.
Most interesting set of videos about this tool and using the soil probe and the special pressure testing is a clear indicator of where it might be best employed for optimum results. Clearly soil conditions (which is mainly about moisture content) - too dry and it is unlikely to penetrate deep enough, too wet and it is likely to cause a mess and have tractor ruts left behind. I also like that it does not dig up rocks and that the barrel is smooth and so flattens things such as mole hills or other heaps of soil or possibly frost heave in the spring.
RanchWorx Aerators work best in dry soil conditions. The drier, the better. Damp ground doesn't fracture. If you would like more detailed information, my contact info is in the video.
Kayla, what is the white hopper or box on the top of the aerator, and what is the depth of penetration and is this variable also. Interesting that the benefits of this machine for future growth and health of the pastures.
The hopper on the back is a 9.6 bushel hydraulic seeder. The blade depth is adjusted by filling the drum with water. The unit has 6" blades and you want them to go in approximately 3". This focuses the entire weight of the machine on the blades allows for maximum fracturing of the soil below.
Viewed 10-31-21 Illinois Hi Kayla I like the concept, be interesting seeing results next year !!! Is the drum weighted, meaning filled with liquid as needed for pentration ??
The unit we used for the demo was a RanchWorx 1036SB. We filled the drum about 50%. The amount of water needed varies on the compaction of your soil. You need to get 3” of the blade in the ground for the best results.
Having being a kid growing up on a farm, it terrifies me when I see your dog get so close to the tractor. I have seen too many dogs run over on the farm from doing that. Funny how some memories never leave you and, I am 68 now.
just seen this video today and new viewer of this channel and so far i am likening what i see from this product. i am local to the area that they are from. is there a local dealer in the area to see one of these in person or potentially arrange a demo or a rental of this unit. I am a local family cattle and hay farmer in missouri.
Any animal or equipment traffic will re-compact the soil. It is best to aerate at least twice per year. Early spring to loosen up the soil and stimulate root growth and late fall to open it up and allow all of the winter moisture to percolate. Please contact me if you would like to talk in more detail.
Hey Kayla, I really enjoyed this Demo videos, Very informative. I have a very small drum Aerator I do my Pastures with. A pain in the butt to use. So do I see one of these big Aerators in the Farms Future ? thanks for sharing, enjoyed it.
The little ones can always find a fun spot, So instead of the double roller unit if you change direction and went over field again would it achieve same results? but fuel wise would it be cost affected.
Our RanchWorx Aerator tandem units are mainly used for massive brush management. The single drum models are engineered for pasture aeration. It is not necessary to cover the ground twice. A single pass in the spring and fall, with a correctly weighted machine, will greatly increase your forage production.
That unit has a few added options. Please give me a call. We can discuss your operation to get you the best unit for your needs. We have units that range from 8' 3PT models to 16' double drums and everything in between.
Jason said “yes - it wasn’t a great timing for the demo - just because it had been wet. But the places where we was able to run the aerator at the Cattle pastures- has really helped improve the regrowth timing even with the hot and dry summer we’ve had so far” We did buy one this spring so we will be doing more videos and more end results this fall 🙃
The total weight of the 1036SB is 6,500lb and can loaded up to 10,000lb by filling the drum with water. There is approximately 1,110lb on each blade that hits the ground. That weight, along with a high speed of travel, deeply fractures the ground as leaves a slice to allow rain to get to the soil below.
The unit I am running is a RanchWorx Aerator model 1036SB. It weighs 6,500lb and can be loaded up to 10,000lb with water if you have heavily compacted soil. Please contact Jarrod if you would like more detailed information.
Being as we don't have any cows therefore we don't have any pasture..... But Hybrid Bermuda grass prefers soil more toward the sandy side..... We run an Industrius America Aerator over our hay fields....every March before the it starts to green up... Herbicides and fertilizer are applied before.....The knives are about 8in long... The holes also catch an hold water.....North Texas Hay used one.....
Spike/Tine aerators that you described do punch a hole that catches and holds water. That will definitely green up your grass for a short time. RanchWorx aerators, like the one in Kayla's videos, cut a slice in the ground. The robust design and added water weight fracture the ground beneath the blade. This loosens the soil allowing moisture and nutrients to percolate deeper. We are in it for long term plant health by increasing root growth.
Most of the applications I see using blade type machines are reclaiming land....... We do not use the punch for weed control.... One of our 90 acre fields has been in Bermuda for over 25 years... and untill 2 years ago had never been punched..... And the year before averaged over 10 4x5 bales per acre with a 45 day no rain on 1- 42 day growing cycle...
We do sell a lot of units that are used for brush control/land reclamation. But the majority of what is produced by RanchWorx Aerators is for pasture land and hay production. It sounds like you have some pretty good Bermuda fields. Just think of the production you could achieve with proper aeration. You can never grow too much grass. Please contact me if you would like to get the discount we are offering Kayla's subscribers.
@@jarrodturner6616 Well thanks for the offer........But kinda closing the stable after the horse has already run off....... We have been using got the Industrias America...for about 2 years..... But I cannot give just one part of the production process to just one aspect......Our variety likes heat, and dry feet.. The sandier the soil the better it grows.....
Hi kayla, is there a optimum speed to travel or is the aerator so heavy that it will go through any type of soil? PS.. please watch out for dog, don't want him to be aerated.. 😂Great video again.. 👌🇮🇪
6-12mph is best. The faster you go, the harder the blades hit the ground. The 6" blades need around 3" of penetration. It keeps the drum off of the ground and forces all of the weight to be on the blades. The blades hitting so hard causes the fracturing of the subsoil.
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You did something that most farm tubes haven't done. Usually its the dad teaching the daughters how to do things with a tractor. You broke the mold of the Mom teaching the son how to operate the aerator.
Kayla and Jason are both great parents. You can always judge parents by the actions of the children. Both of their kids are awesome and extremely respectful. I enjoyed being with the whole family and look forward to returning in the spring.
It's good seeing you putting your son in the driver's seat in the tractor. I could tell it wasn't his first time driving the tractor... I know I thought it was great when I got to drive the tractor. BUT by the end of fall I wished I had never learned how to drive it and work the fields. Setting on that old Farmall tractor for 8&9 hours a day out in the hot N/E Missouri sun with all the red dust hitting you in the face all day wasn't much fun. We didn't have cabs on our tractors back in the 60's. It was your wide brimmed hat that kept the sun off your head. The best part was at the end of the day we'd jump into the pond to wash off all the dust and grim you had collected on you all day it was so refreshing.
That aerator looks like it's going to benefit your pasture a great deal. Come spring it will be very interesting to see the growth of the grass...
I am looking forward to seeing the improvements on their pasture ground. I see it on a daily basis with all of my customers. It was great to have the process documented on Kayla's channel for everyone to see.
That was a nice demo enjoyed it love the explanation of how it is working thank you for sharing and your time really enjoyed it.
It was a great three days spent with the Wieczorek family. I am lookin forward to returning in the spring to see the results and aerate more of their ground.
never seen a pasture aerator, seen yard ones before. thanks for sharing. should be a great benefit
👍 you're working so hard & you're video are very nice,,,,,,
Poking the grass again! That should keep a lot rain from just running down stream.
Absolutely!! The 6" blades slice through the surface cutting the roots and shattering the soil beneath. This allows rain to percolate and the roots to grow deeper. A deeper root structure equals a larger, healthier, and more drought tolerant plant.
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This is great.
Would love to try it on my ground.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Great vid!
Great demo of the machine
Does it pull hard
Most interesting set of videos about this tool and using the soil probe and the special pressure testing is a clear indicator of where it might be best employed for optimum results.
Clearly soil conditions (which is mainly about moisture content) - too dry and it is unlikely to penetrate deep enough, too wet and it is likely to cause a mess and have tractor ruts left behind.
I also like that it does not dig up rocks and that the barrel is smooth and so flattens things such as mole hills or other heaps of soil or possibly frost heave in the spring.
RanchWorx Aerators work best in dry soil conditions. The drier, the better. Damp ground doesn't fracture. If you would like more detailed information, my contact info is in the video.
Kayla, what is the white hopper or box on the top of the aerator, and what is the depth of penetration and is this variable also. Interesting that the benefits of this machine for future growth and health of the pastures.
The hopper on the back is a 9.6 bushel hydraulic seeder. The blade depth is adjusted by filling the drum with water. The unit has 6" blades and you want them to go in approximately 3". This focuses the entire weight of the machine on the blades allows for maximum fracturing of the soil below.
we ran a flail mower over a field with weeds and crap grass, ran a pasture aerator over it then overseeded. WOW what a difference
The 1036SB in the videos has a 9.6 bushel hydraulic broadcast seeder. Many people do just what you described with great results.
Great video can’t wait to see it in action and use it myself
Good luck getting Kayla out of that tractor when the aerator is hooked up!!
Viewed 10-31-21 Illinois Hi Kayla I like the concept, be interesting seeing results next year !!! Is the drum weighted, meaning filled with liquid as needed for pentration ??
The unit we used for the demo was a RanchWorx 1036SB. We filled the drum about 50%. The amount of water needed varies on the compaction of your soil. You need to get 3” of the blade in the ground for the best results.
Having being a kid growing up on a farm, it terrifies me when I see your dog get so close to the tractor. I have seen too many dogs run over on the farm from doing that. Funny how some memories never leave you and, I am 68 now.
Can't wait until next year to see what benefit you actually see.
We will definitely be back in the spring!
just seen this video today and new viewer of this channel and so far i am likening what i see from this product. i am local to the area that they are from. is there a local dealer in the area to see one of these in person or potentially arrange a demo or a rental of this unit. I am a local family cattle and hay farmer in missouri.
How has the aerator worked now a year later ? Is Jason impressed ?
I think so! The plan is to hopefully get done with hay and then to aerate the fields. And pastures before winter comes in.
Nice video! How long will you wait to put cows back on the pastures? Would the cows walking on loose dirt lead to more compaction?
Any animal or equipment traffic will re-compact the soil. It is best to aerate at least twice per year. Early spring to loosen up the soil and stimulate root growth and late fall to open it up and allow all of the winter moisture to percolate. Please contact me if you would like to talk in more detail.
Curious if this increased your hay production. Thanks!
Hey Kayla, I really enjoyed this Demo videos, Very informative. I have a very small drum Aerator I do my Pastures with. A pain in the butt to use. So do I see one of these big Aerators in the Farms Future ? thanks for sharing, enjoyed it.
Keep an eye on Kayla's channel. We will be back in Missouri in a few months to document the results and cover some more ground.
The little ones can always find a fun spot, So instead of the double roller unit if you change direction and went over field again would it achieve same results? but fuel wise would it be cost affected.
Our RanchWorx Aerator tandem units are mainly used for massive brush management. The single drum models are engineered for pasture aeration. It is not necessary to cover the ground twice. A single pass in the spring and fall, with a correctly weighted machine, will greatly increase your forage production.
What does that one you are pulling cost? I have never seen one like that.
That unit has a few added options. Please give me a call. We can discuss your operation to get you the best unit for your needs. We have units that range from 8' 3PT models to 16' double drums and everything in between.
What were the results of this? Have you seen an increase in production? I have seen very little videos of aerator results
Jason said “yes - it wasn’t a great timing for the demo - just because it had been wet. But the places where we was able to run the aerator at the Cattle pastures- has really helped improve the regrowth timing even with the hot and dry summer we’ve had so far”
We did buy one this spring so we will be doing more videos and more end results this fall 🙃
Man that things is wicked! Any idea the weight of the drum? Good one y’all 👍
The total weight of the 1036SB is 6,500lb and can loaded up to 10,000lb by filling the drum with water. There is approximately 1,110lb on each blade that hits the ground. That weight, along with a high speed of travel, deeply fractures the ground as leaves a slice to allow rain to get to the soil below.
@@jarrodturner6616 thx appreciate the info👍
What does the aerator weigh? Love your videos.
The unit I am running is a RanchWorx Aerator model 1036SB. It weighs 6,500lb and can be loaded up to 10,000lb with water if you have heavily compacted soil. Please contact Jarrod if you would like more detailed information.
Being as we don't have any cows therefore we don't have any pasture..... But Hybrid Bermuda grass prefers soil more toward the sandy side..... We run an Industrius America Aerator over our hay fields....every March before the it starts to green up... Herbicides and fertilizer are applied before.....The knives are about 8in long... The holes also catch an hold water.....North Texas Hay used one.....
Spike/Tine aerators that you described do punch a hole that catches and holds water. That will definitely green up your grass for a short time. RanchWorx aerators, like the one in Kayla's videos, cut a slice in the ground. The robust design and added water weight fracture the ground beneath the blade. This loosens the soil allowing moisture and nutrients to percolate deeper. We are in it for long term plant health by increasing root growth.
Most of the applications I see using blade type machines are reclaiming land....... We do not use the punch for weed control.... One of our 90 acre fields has been in Bermuda for over 25 years... and untill 2 years ago had never been punched..... And the year before averaged over 10 4x5 bales per acre with a 45 day no rain on 1- 42 day growing cycle...
We do sell a lot of units that are used for brush control/land reclamation. But the majority of what is produced by RanchWorx Aerators is for pasture land and hay production. It sounds like you have some pretty good Bermuda fields. Just think of the production you could achieve with proper aeration. You can never grow too much grass. Please contact me if you would like to get the discount we are offering Kayla's subscribers.
@@jarrodturner6616 Well thanks for the offer........But kinda closing the stable after the horse has already run off....... We have been using got the Industrias America...for about 2 years..... But I cannot give just one part of the production process to just one aspect......Our variety likes heat, and dry feet.. The sandier the soil the better it grows.....
Hi kayla, is there a optimum speed to travel or is the aerator so heavy that it will go through any type of soil? PS.. please watch out for dog, don't want him to be aerated.. 😂Great video again.. 👌🇮🇪
6-12mph is best. The faster you go, the harder the blades hit the ground. The 6" blades need around 3" of penetration. It keeps the drum off of the ground and forces all of the weight to be on the blades. The blades hitting so hard causes the fracturing of the subsoil.
I was running between 7-9 most of the time
@@ChroniclesofKayla it will be interesting to see results. Have a good evening..
i think i would show the key points of this to his ag and or sience teacher to see if he could get any points for this
Oh his science teachers already on it. He took his show heifers a few weeks back. 😉
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she sings R & B Dance from 94 to 106 BPM with WAH WAH from ELECTRIC GUITAR WITHOUT WINDS.
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new american R&B pop dance singer
R&B girl sings like Ariana Grande, Becky G, Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears
she sings R & B Dance from 94 to 106 BPM with WAH WAH from ELECTRIC GUITAR WITHOUT WINDS.
Farmer Kayla becomes the R&B Star
she would be gretchen wilson but from R&B pop