When you were tilling down the field then circled and went across the field you came to a bit of water before you turned up the field and I thought oh Cole used to leave the water running in the earlier videos too, lol The quality of these early videos are great too, nice job Cole
3-4 inches, depending on if we are just trying to prepare the seedbed or trying to take care of weeds. Sometimes lighter when we are trying to cover oats with a thin layer of soil.
Wow, you got some great music in this early stuff Cole. You're alright for a kid!
Hey, thanks!
I love your videos and your setups for your equipment, I think you should have way more subscribers.
When you were tilling down the field then circled and went across the field you came to a bit of water before you turned up the field and I thought oh Cole used to leave the water running in the earlier videos too, lol
The quality of these early videos are great too, nice job Cole
That soil is gorgeous. It’s all red clay down here
Awesome flying
*Well, it's great drone footage!*
Wow! That was muddy in paces!
Ahhh. Can't watch a John Deere pull a non green plow. (I have an international tandem on mine)
Sounds the music from Friday night lights
Question, are all tractors 4 wheel drive? I live in the city, we don't have to many tractors running around
No
Now days the vast majority of them are 4wd but not all but older tractors are alot of the time 2wd
hello. and for what purpose do you do this tillage? I think you have water erosion caused by overtreatment.
you can imdeiatly tell this was edited with i movie
I just subscribed. Looked a little wet
Yeah, in a couple of the low spots
Did you use the auto steer
I dont remember that was a while ago
O ok thanks
how deep do you set the disk?
3-4 inches, depending on if we are just trying to prepare the seedbed or trying to take care of weeds. Sometimes lighter when we are trying to cover oats with a thin layer of soil.
@@SonneFarms Thank you for this information. I thought I remembered that if they got in too deep, they would never see daylight.
@@justincase2830 True, but I meant taking care of weeds that have already emerged and established a strong root system
Had a mud fest with the Deere!