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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Working at the Off Grid Cabin in West Virginia then Rush home to finish up a food plot before the rains come. #cabininthewoods #foodplot #outdoors
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Good morning all! Off to church soon, will finish later. Y'all have a blessed day!
56 pounds is a bushel of rye seed.
Good morning Mike! A bushel of rye seed is 56 lbs.
Gotcha, Thanks
Thank the Brits :-)
Also makes 40 bags to an imperial ton. 40 bags also stacks on pallets nicely.
As an amateur commodities trader I concur
The rain from Helene has been great. 4 days straight. 9-26 thru today 9-29. Hope all the planting is done.
Put the drag (an old bed spring works good) behind the seed spreader, hit it once, and be done.
My power is still out from hurricane 🌀 3 days now no power
Dang, good luck
@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans thanks
Dry is right Mike😢 I looked up in my colander that the last measurable rain I got was August 30th here in Cedar Rapids, Ia. Needless to say the lawns are crispy, the corn is yellowing, just terrible
Good morning Mike! Small world! I designed and built the seed cleaner for Hadley Seed, which in turn cleaned the seed you planted. Also, like some of the other comments, 56 lbs of Rye is 1 Bushel!
Sounds like a wheel bearing is squeeking. ❤️
The Amish here have the best price on PT lumber. They are able to beat the big box stores by about 25%
I was hoping the pizza shop girl would be your driver for the drag.
Nice Job with the power rake and food plot 😂
Was thinking about all the vehicles and equipment you have as I am paying my ever increasing insane Insurance Premiums and Property Tax Bill here and you must be near Insurance Broke 😂
Some people don’t realize you work hard to own nice stuff and pay it off and between insurance and taxes you never ever stop paying the Man 🤔
Hope to see ya at BUNYAN !
Good Morning Morgan Family 🌞- Have a Wonderful and Blessed Sunday 🤠
Nice Job with the power rake and food plot 😂
Was thinking about all the vehicles and equipment you have as I am paying my ever increasing insane Insurance Premiums and Property Tax Bill here and you must be near Insurance Broke 😂
Some people don’t realize you work hard to own nice stuff and pay it off and between insurance and taxes you never ever stop paying the Man 🤔
Hope to see ya at BUNYAN !
Hello! 😊 You got metric rye grass, 25 kilograms per bag. When you measure the growth be sure to use centimeters. 😅
Good morning David 👋👋🙏😸
@@badcat4707 Hi BadCat, Have a great Sunday! 😸👍
Good morning!
@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans Hi Mike! Spread a little triple 13 fertilizer over the rye grass. It will make that grass pop up fast.
Rye is 56lbs per bushel
GOOOOOOOD
SUNDAY MORNING EVERYONE OUT THERE IN OWTM’s VIDEO LAND!!!…Nice job on the food plot! Teamwork is always better.
Levi, I’d sure love to buy some of your trees… someday I’ll make that road trip up there to pick some up.
Until next video…
Have a day
HELLOOOO HUNTER 😊
Here in the UK, 112 lbs equals 1 cwt (hundredweight), therefor 56 lbs is half a cwt. Twenty cwt equals 1 ton. Thankfully we haven't gone fully metric yet.
I’ve noticed that your carpentry skills include neatness and accuracy. The interior of the cabin looks great. It’s true that keeping an eye on weather forecasts does help with planning outdoor activities. Typically the Western New York/ Pennsylvania weather reaches Northern New York/Vermont approximately 8 hours later.
Today is Sunday Sept 29 2024, much of the nation can not get to the eastern USA.
The hurricane destroyed many paths in east TN and western NC.
Franklin Graham put out a request for help for Samaritan's Purse, I would wish to go to NC as I have son east of the worse area, but I can not get there by any routes I know. Probably do a donation, I will have to study if I can get there.
Excellent video, thank you! was thinking 56lbs might be kg but that's 25.4 kg, must be something else.
Nice video. I’m just starting a project like yours in East Tennessee. I’m retired and I enjoy every minute of it. The problem for me is I live 1000 miles away from my property 😳
Good morning Morgans and friends. Hope everyone has a great day. Be safe and we'll see you all down the road.....thanks.
Love your content, Mike. Keep up the great work. I believe 56 pounds is 25 kg probably how they measure.
Good morning y'all !!! Have a great Sunday, and hello from British Columbia.
Good morning! I have pulled chain link with some blocks when I put down seed and it worked pretty well. I guess it works best when there is a couple of inches of loose dirt.
My guess is you have a dry bearing in 1 of the idler wheels.they are probably sealed but see if you can get some lube in there somehow
Just did our fields in winter rye last week. One of my favorites to get down. Grows great, cheap and easy
I have often wondered if dragging over fresh seed would pull seed to one location. Seems to work well.
Good morning from Kentucky . Hope you and your family have a wonderful day .
You have blueford and blue ru.
The mini skid is squeaky, or gremlin.
Good morning to Hunter 👋👋😸hope you're back to form again 🙏 and good morning to family and friends 😸Happy Sunday 🙏🙏
Morning BadCat.... foggy here right now, going to mid 20s today... should be a good one, enjoy.....
@@peteatthefarm4459 / good morning Pete ,very cloudy here in Mtl might even rain ? have a day 😸😺
Good morning friends. Hope you all have a great Sunday 👊 🙏
@@HallnoutMhall Morning Michael, hope your Sunday is going great....
Breaking the silence…. Progressing nicely..Have a week
Wonderful working machine Mikey
Best wishes and thoughts for our friends impacted by Helene. Stay strong!
Hi Steve!
@@davidmorse8432 g'morning David....have a great day!
Morning Steve.... hope your weekend is going well..... enjoy
I was just up at my farm and realized I have a cultipacker I never use anymore stored up there. I'm not sure if you purchased one yet but I'm in NW PA. It's a Field Tough 72" I bought from Northern Tool. It's about 4 years old and I've used it maybe 3 times. I've gone completely away from tilling. Just got tired of dealing with weeds and dry powdered dirt. Anyway, if you're interested let me know. $550 and it's yours. New are $1100. I can send photos.
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Morning from Flat Top. Still wet and soggy. Please remember East Tennessee in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Thank you. Hope all is well in PA.
Good morning from Michigan!!
Good Sunday Morning Mike..... hope your weekend is going great....
Pete 🇨🇦
@@peteatthefarm4459 Hi Pete, How was the car show?
Thanks, you too!
@davidmorse8432 Morning David, it was good, 365+ cars, trucks, hot rods etc... lots to look at and talk to the owners.... did you get a bike ride in? Enjoy your Sunday....
@@peteatthefarm4459 Nope, customer added some work to the job so I ended up working all day. Maybe today. 🥴🏍️
56lb bag is a full bushel.... i believe
So much for the theory of the rake eliminating the squeak.......LOL......Just take it back to the manufacturer and while they are fixing the squeak, they can fix the sticker on the side that's driving ya nuts too......
Mike, an off-topic question but do you know IF Wolfe Ridge carries parts to build log lifts for splitters ? I want to add a lift on my splitter, if not I will just build 1. Thank You, Tim. PS, Since I am a farmer, the right tool for that job would have been a cultipacker.
Good morning to the Morgan family … on a Sunday morning watching your channel and seeing what you guys are up to I enjoy this BIG TIME !!! Hoping MOTHER NATURE sends you some 38:37 38:37 MOISTURE 🤪… REGARDS to the Huntman … hoping that he is doing good 💕👍 … PS … i get a kick when i see Mrs. Melissa operating the quad and the Tractor … the SMILE says it all !!! ❤️😂👍👍👍 CHEERS from Québec 🇨🇦
Grain is normally sold by volume (bushel). 1 Bushel = 1 Cubic Foot. Dry grains normally weigh around 50# per bushel. Of course, the actual weight for a bushel of dry grain varies based on the type of grain, moisture content, and many other factors. If you ask for a 50# sack of a specific grain, the proprietor just gives you a bushel, without any commentary.
Mike I enjoy watching your channel, you go through a lot of equipment and attachments. Have you ever looked into the reverse tillers? From what I've researched on them they actually bury all rocks and stones. Also I've started about 5-8 years ago on food plots on our property. Learning things every year I do it. I've stumbled along a seed company that I think is outstanding and want to share. Crooked Blend, Check th out you won't be disappointed and or go broke.
Great video, strong work. Excited to see the finished product on the field. I loved my harrow when we lived in Washington State. I have a new nickname for you, please done take offense. Just joshing. When I was little I was called “Mini Pearl” for two reasons. My grandmother Susie Pearl Hatfield AND because I wouldn’t let my mom take the tags off my clothes. I saw the tag on your power rake, so you are “Mini Earl”. 😁😉 (quite wet here in Tennessee, after months of no rain).
I use kentucky 31 tall fescue w/1 app of triple 12 fertilizer on the last 7 acres i seeded and the deer never eat the seed, After it grows the deer graze on it every night. I finish mow everything and it looks great!.
Weve gotten 2" of rain in the last 24 hrs!, yaaahoooo!.
Hi Mike,I live in Pa,It would be nice if you started giving the day or date of your recordings.
Just saying...lol
I watch every one of your videos...
Fall is the best time to plant clover for your food plot.... Not the spring... something you may want to consider.
Thanks for the lesson on finishing my food plots, Excellent, Your costing $$$$$$
Morgan's. I am so happy that you can hold my attention through every video. Something for everyone. That's hard today being that most of us has, or at least myself, has ADD. Great job. Always a pleasure watching your shows.
I can’t figure out you UA-cam guys. You and a couple other channels I watch seem to be morally opposed to having a rock-picker attachment.
maybe the seed is bagged by the kilograms, 25 kilograms = 55.1156 pounds
Morning Mike, my son asked me yesterday of the you tube channels I follow ,if I could meet 3 of the people of that channel. I said that's easy Mike Morgan and family, Tom Hause and family, and Josh and Erin in WV
Mike, that squeak would push me over the edge!!! 😂 The dirtier it got, the more it squeeked! There has to be a pump of somekind under the hood with a belt. You never pop the hood to rinse that off. Check the hood pivots and latches.
It sounds like it's loose or dirty somewhere in the front? Even the bushings on the lift arms?? I couldn't get the parts breakdown online because I don't own one.
Morning Mike I planted 2 food plots and also bought winter rye at the Coop in Saegertown,PA had 3 buck and 10 moms and baby's in it last nite 5 long beards in it now. Dave Crawford County
Those drags are heavy-duty. Problem I've had is sometimes they move seed around and clump it in one area and pull all the seed from others. Looks like yours did well for you here, though. With that rain we got the last week, my brassicas exploded. I have bulbs like softballs and leaves over knee high.
Good Sunday morning, Morgan's and friends!! The clearing is looking great. Great job, Mike & Melissa! What a relief it must be to have the right tool for the task! Have a great day, everyone
I’ve never used a drag link before. Used a power rake and hit directly with seed. I never knew what it was supposed to do. 😂. Thanks Mike. I been getting rain for about the last two weeks. We had one big storm come through and the rest was drizzling
Melissa's manicured meadow looks fantastic. Wish you used a fall seed blend for a better food plot. Wishing you successful harvests. Get out and hunt 👍👍👍
I found out the weight of soybeans per bushel when my boss sent me down to the cleaners with a gravity wagon and a 3/4 ton truck and as the guy cleaned and bagged the beans he sent them up a conveyor and I stacked them in the truck, 97 bushels later I brake steered truck back. The boss shaking his head as I pulled up.
Western NC got 28” rain in last 4 days that’s 3months worth. Everything around here is a total wash out. Be safe have a good day.
I believe you can get a pounding press attachment for the front of your loader or tractor what it does is it pounds as you go along so you can drive it right through your field and pound it down or use it to pound your driveway materials one more thing you wrote and said thatJohn Deere tractors is not being produced outside of the country. You were dead wrong about that. They’re being produced in Mexico and the Chinese are supplying arts. I believe the engine as well. Check it out.
I used to pick up the nuts with one of those tools. We have walnuts, hickory, and acorns in the 1.3 acres I mow. I had 3 of the tools in case I could get help. They came with a piece of bent wire that that fit on a 5 gallon bucket and made emptying the tool easy. It eventually got to be too much so I just mow over them. I tell people thans how I clean the heck on my mower.
I use my land scape rake on the beach. My neighbor follows up with a drag harrow. He would lift it up to get all the junk out. He now uses a 3 point mounted dethatcher from Good Works Tractor. I am looking for a good deal on the frame mounted harrow that can be lifted with the 3 point.
Mike, when you said you where going to pound the food plot with rye and I saw how fast the level was dropping in the spreader, I thought to myself he wasn't kidding. I also thought you were going back to the farm store for more seed. Are you guys going to the Paul Bunyan show this year?
56 lbs bag are a Bushel of that winter rye. I assume that's rhe reason for the 56 lbs. Another great video enjoy watching from southern illinois!
Hi Mike
really like your channel.
If I'm right the 56 pounds per bag is the same as bushel of rye.
Hi mate, not trying to tell you what to do, but if you want all the rocks and debris move from your property, you should try pre-hooks in back of your tractor. They have them with the hydraulic or you can move it back-and-forth switch the rocks and stuff to one side or the other, should check that out. You have a great day.
56 pounds is equal to one bushel of rye. It does depend on the commodity being weighed as to how much equals a bushel but Rye is 56 pounds.
do you smoke any? I like grilling and stuff but smoking meat and veggies are great. Takes a lot longer than grilling or bar-B-Q but well worth it..
I had pretty good results dragging a section of chain link fence with a railroad tie on top for weight and keeping the ground level. I was able to tow it with my 4 x 4.
Maybe you should consider getting a hold of the machines manufacturer, and ask them about your issue with the squeaky track.
Well, 56 pounds is about 25.4 kilograms is that means anything.
Your power rake works best at a low surface pressure with minimum contact. This keeps it from becoming a rotothiller
Next time you are at a automotive store pick up an Stehascope with a prob on the end should be less than 20 bucks, that will help you narrow down the source of the squeek
Farmers sell grain by the bushel. Rye is 56 lbs to the bushel. Corn is 56, wheat 60, barley 48 lbs.
I have three different sizes of the rolling pick up tools. I use them for picking up brass at the shooting range . The small one works best. The big one works for shotgun shells.
Put the drag (an old bed spring works good) behind the seed spreader, hit it once, and be done.
Those nut pickers work excellent for picking up brass on your shooting range! I use one all of the time at the range.
Love the show!
Im no expert but our oak does same thing. I believe the little bitty nuts falling early are the tree's way of getting rid of extra nuts ....too many to grow in a pod. Ours grow in pods on the outter ends of the branches.
Be careful what you wish for East Tennessee and Western North Carolina have been washed away!!!
A cultipacker makes good seed to dirt contact for germination and I think it hides the seeds a bit better than a drag. I have been using an old 4 footer behind the utv for many years and have good success.
Good morning from Charlottesville Va The food plot is looking great Hope Y'all are doing well Have a great day God bless
Great job on seed planting , it’ll be Beautiful when it comes up , enjoy your week 😃
I would add Fescue and Blue grass seed to your mix, you can add it in any time , even before your last frost in in spring to get ahead of that silt grass
Good morning Morgan's.
Hope you all are doing well after the storm.
Hi Mike your 56lb bag is half of. a Hundred weight which is 112 lb
Melissa looked really nice on that four wheeler! Always good to have help!!
Mike and Melissa,working together on the clearing it’s going to be awesome when the winter rye comes up 😮😊❤
Shouldn't you have sprayed weed killer first?
The young lady running the four wheeler looks like Freedom.
Be safe!
Well Mike….rain IS coming your way. Good timing.
Maybe use the excavator to tap on different areas of the tree to get more of the acorns to fall and be cleaned up at the same time, less times. Put them in piles somewhere to give the deer a nutritious, easier food source so they can give the grass seed a better chance to grow.
Paintless dent removal(PDR) with take care of that dent.
If that stilt grass is all around that ryegrass when it turns to seed will it just mix in and come back up next year not sure just asking
Probably should have aerated before seeding. Between birds and water run off, you are going to lose a lot of that seed.
Around where I am in Georgia my dad told me that rye grass seed is sold by the bushel or it was years ago now with everything shrinking. Have a good day.
Make a 3 sided heavy wire tree that will fit in a 5 gallon bucket and you can push the tines of the nut roll to empty.
Good morning, everyone! Prayers for all those affected by the storm 🙏
raise the arm up and down as you drive and you may find the squeak in the grease fitting
There 56# bags because 57# will not fit! Be safe
When you start a job you need to finish it but to keep videos interesting you start one and jump into another one or two things