THIS WAS FUN!! Two Deere 5075e’s. Oliver 565 Plow and John Deere RWA Disk
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2021
- Two John Deere 5075e tractors working together. Oliver 565 3 Bottom Semi-mounted plow, and Deere RWA Disk.
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Tim your dad is looking down proud as a peacock knowing you are carrying on the traditional way of farming
There is a study by U of Washington on two very similar dairy farms in Whatcom County, side by side. Both had been farmed more or less the same way for decades, composted cow manure and hay or straw bedding for fertilizer, cultivation for weed control. Just after WW2, one farm family switched to modern methods, the use of herbacides, heavy use of chemical fertilizers etc. The other farm family continued on with what we now call " organic" farming practices.
The study was done in 1986, so about 40 years after the one farm switched to chemical and herbacide usage.
The difference in soil depth in 1986 was astounding. The organic farm had 12-16" of soil whereas the chemical farm had 5-8" . The quality differences in the soil were also very pronounced. The soil at the organic farm was full of the living organisms ( nematodes) which are needed for moisture retention and proper aeration. The chemical farm soil was more of a lifeless paste.
Ive used chemicals on our farm in the past. The U of W study really made me rethink some of my practices. We have switched to composted manure for fertilizer and cut our herbacide use dramatically.
Not only that but too many of the hybrid seeds nowadays focus solely on yields at the expense of nutritional value.
Great job guys - and a special shout-out to Christy for the most excellent 'drone-work'... and for not landing it in a cow-patty !!
Finally, someone on you tube that actually knows how to plow lands and properly adjust a moldboard plow both for on land and in furrow. Good job. Great demo.
I can smell that dirt as you turned it over. Good job.
I’m so glad to see farmers plowing their land again and trying to be an organic farmer. Good video
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Tim back when I was farming, I plowed sod with a John Deere 720 Diesel and a 5 -14 semi mounted. You can’t beat a fourteen inch bottom in sod and the tractor pulled it, No problem it does bring back memories
Brings back good memories of plowing. Plowing sod in the spring after a livestock lot ca be pretty tough pulling. Nice job, and a good team effort. Also, interesting hearing about their operation and what they are doing. Cool boomers as well! Blessings to all.
I love how you both work together, never slowing down the other to start your cut. It reminded me of a guy mowing a Lawn, the other picking up the grass clippings. On the chain binders. My Humble opinion is, I thought Those gear driven ones were so much better than the original chain binder. Then you showed a power drill assist type, all I can say is WOW. That just snug up chains, that you can watch, and get to perfect tightness. Boy what will smart people think of next. The binding of Equipment on trailers ( I would have to pick up one piece, then drop off and pick up another) it is very hard tiring work doing it a couple times a day. For the company that a guy delivers, drops of equipment all day. What a time saver, being there done that. Thanks for showing these great inventions.
I think I have said this before but it is worth saying again, Oliver made the best mulboard plow ever made in my opinion. It turned the soil over the best and it was the most easy plow I ever pulled and the 565 Oliver plow was the top plow of them all.
Love that Oliver Plow. It’s the “Right color green” 😉. Thanks for sharing Tim
That was just fun Tim and friend. My former dealer thought I would have fun with that tractor. He coaxed me into the cab. Sweet. Alas, if we still had the farm it would have been perfect. Doesn’t stop the drooling though. God bless your families this Lord’s day.
Tim this is like the 40s and 50s in small farm Wisconsin where we grew up thank you
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Brings back memories we live of 20 acre hobby farm, i would get it ready for spring using a John Deere M 40’s vintage and a 2 bottom plow it had the trip rope to raise and lower it and a old disc.
Our M had a single bottom 2 direction plow. It was a real chore for me to flip plows at 8 yrs old. 😉
Your exactly right Tim about the 5075E being a great value. In 2018 when I bought mine it was $55,000 retail new with a farmhand and a cab. The cab is actually pretty nice too.
Love to see those big green tractors working the field. Great video guy’s!
Really liked this video Tim. Especially the use of new tractors with well built older, affordable, and still working implements. Id like to see a video some day on no till corn or beans into roller crimped covercrop without herbicide. Dawn zrx row unit crimpers are pretty neat if you get a chance to check them out.
Most of the farmers around my area in kansas used flat bottom plows, then went back over it with big disc's. The flat bottoms were good for turning up the soil, but they made big clods. You had to disc afterwards or you couldn't plant anything.
There has never been another plow made that could turn a furrow like an Oliver plow with the Raydex bottom !!!
I’d put my old Kverneland with hydrein bodies against it!
Good job on plow set up. Looks like the plow was set up as good as could be under the conditions you were going in. Covered well and appeared to fairly level.
You can’t beat a Tuffline disc, I’ve got a 5’ footer I do my gardens with, it’s built like a tank! I usually plow with my new 3035D and disc with the 641 workmaster Ford. I use a Ford 16” two bottom trip plow. And I have a single bottom just it. The disc and plow works great for gardens.
The plow was adjusted pretty good from what I could see from the video. Breaker plows and brush plows are different, they are special plows designed for that application. There is also the Oliver TNT that was designed to deal with the loss of topsoil after the dust bowl.
Nice work. Gotta love a fresh plowed field. Binders are nice👍
This was a fun Video to watch ( all of them are ) his story reminds me of Mike & Erin and what there doing on there ranch in Wyoming, this will be fun to watch and see how the experiment works, thanks for taking the time to film, edit and upload for the rest of us to enjoy.
Speed binders are the best ever I love mine I only use the 2nd speed on the drill all ya need. I have had them for a year and I literally load daily ! If your using the manual Ratchet binders those yellow ones are great as well I have both .
Love it! I support the organic nature of what he’s planning. We went a step further and did a no dig garden this year to see how well it would hold up. Basically compost piled atop cardboard for weed control. We’ll see how things go this season.
How did it go
@@noname-xu7fi it was insane. We had tomato plants taller than me. Which lead to tomato paste and a farmers market for the excess and our chickens getting every little extra one and tons of salsa. Definitely doing it this way every year.
@@OurSustainableJourney cool glad it worked out for you I've never had much success this way I'll have to try again
It's to bad you don't have a drag, since he's not gonna spray it would help get some of the grass roots out of the soil. Nice video that's the way we used to do it 40-50 years ago, holy crap I'm getting old!😁
Good looking soil Tim. We don't have that here in NC. Red clay. Papaw always said if you plow wet in the spring you will roll clods. That soil is a lot different than what I am used to. We always plowed in the fall. Rule of thumb is 1 drawbar HP per inch of plow. You are pulling 3-16" that equates to 48 drawbar HP. You probably have 58 to 60 HP at the drawbar plus the loaded rears you are good to go. Thanks so much for your video's. I really appreciate them.
Interesting to see the math for calculating how big a plow to be pulled. Now it makes sense why the farmers have such big tractors for moldboard plows...
BSF hmm you must be from the piedmont or mountains part of the state my self is from the coast bout 45 min from nags head nice black rich soil
@@Redneck_scientist_kp_1210 Yes. Piedmont area 35 miles west of Charlotte.
@@DLTJR1959 was my figure I don’t what crops are like there but there’s places with 240bu to the acre that’s corn and 60 bu beans
@@Redneck_scientist_kp_1210 You can get that here in decent soil. Takes fertilizer and good season.
learn something new watching TTWT ,thanks Tim & Christy
Very cool.I like his plans on his farm.I hope you can give us an update later this year on his operation
Yet another great video from the man. Your videos are so relaxing, brings me back to when I was on the farm
Maybe make a video about setting up the plow with the tractor, and draft control settings?
Great video. Can’t wait to see a follow up to this!
Love seeing that Oliver plow in your videos keep up the good work
I agree. They were great plows.
nice video to show the difference bwtween plowing and discing
We no longer use a moldboard plow. Buries top vegetation to deep to decompose. Takes too long. I use chisel W/sweeps, disc, and field cultivator.
Decent plowing Tim, you’re a brave man to post a video of plowing, farmers can be very critical of plowing;-). I would have suggested a shallow rototill to level the ground a bit and chew up the sod prior to plowing, it would allow for smoother plowing and you would probably consistently burry more of the sod. Best of luck to this fellow with his corn. He will have to be very careful with the weeds so that they don’t get away on him.
Looks like you had that plow set pretty good. Man, that dirt up their in the Midwest is beautiful. The only place we see anything like that is in a bottom. Great video.
Got nothing that needs to be plowed...but dang I want to go hook mine up and go play!
And don't sell yourself short Tim, you did a fine job....I'm sure you're making your Dad proud!
Tim, You know your videos are good when I watched this video 3 times and still learned something new everytime lol
This was so good that it felt like 10 minutes. Kind of like a TV show you’re really into and a 30 minutes feels like 10 😩 wish there was more!!! Good job guys!!! Keep it up!!
We had a 4 bottom Oliver plow and it turned such a pretty furrow.
Cool that you have an Oliver plow very nice
That is amazing how much dirt you're turning over and I don't see any rock. It sure wouldn't be like that here in New Hampshire. The ground is soooo bony!
Thanks for all the videos have a day love from TEXAS
That is a beast of a Tractor. It belongs on the Farm. Good video.
Beautiful soil.
I have 4 of those speed binders. They are time shavers. Don't cost much more than a boom binder.
Awesome job
I love the 5075 e videos I love big utility tractors
That soil looks good and two John Deere working the field
We use to rotate crops and cultivate and we never had any weed issues. More then 2 years in a row then we would see more weed issues. This was way back.
We have a neighbor that has a little triangle 3 acre patch that we have what we call Plow Day. The other neighbors bring in their old tractors with 2, 3 or 4 bottom plows. We have old John Deeres, IHs and even a very old Fordson show up. Kind of like Rantoul. At harvest time a couple of old Massey-Harris 35 or 35 Super show up to combine. Fun to watch. This video brings back some memories for me. Spent a lot of time on a John Deere 4020 during my high school and college years. That was a great tractor. I'm interested on how this guy does. No fert, no chems. Wish him the best of luck. Would like to see how he plants and what his plans are for harvesting. Shell the corn or keep in on the ear? Will he dry it? Thanks for sharing Tim. This was a great video for me.
Rich is a good Stewart to the land with all of his organic and ecological oproches.
The best weed control he will have is to get it disked up and planted so the crop will beat the weeds to coming on. If the corn canopies quick enough the weeds will be stunted and easier to manage.
Good video it’s nice see virgin soil being turn
The Speedbinder is a pretty nifty accessory!
Old Ollie plow doing a great job.
I enjoyed this one. Interested in seeing your planter.
Nice video tim and kristie and good job with the drone looks really good 👍👍
Nice John Deere tractors 💪💪👍😃
Beast mode activated! Power to the GROUND!!!
That old John Deere disk was doing a good job.
Now that’s good looking soil! We have a 50/50 mixture of soil and rocks in our neck of the woods😂
The house I currently own is on a mountaintop. I have a 95/5 mix. Sadly the 95 is ROCK 😂 grass won’t even grow in most areas
Cool Video ..I have ben on a farm All My Life & We All ways Raised Our Own Food From Beef & Pork To Chickens & Rabbits As Well As A Huge Gardens Until The Past Fuw Years & I Still Cant Eat Sausage From The Store Or Beef But It Is Getting Very Hard To Find The Food I Like Less & Less Family Is Doing it..At One Time We Had Over 350 ish Hogs & 50ish Cows An i Never Drank Store Bought Milk Until i Was a Teen (Still Dont Like/Drink Store Bought Milk) But Now No One Milks any more Every One Seams To Have Gotten To LAZY To Put in The Time ! !We Almost Always Used a Drag Type Harrows & We Added a Set Of 4 V8 Heads onto Them & Concrete Blocks ..It Workd Pretty Well for Us ..lol.
Thank you for showing the plowing. That Right Door, see that the right side is easier for you to get at CONTROL. Not just an entry up in the cab.
You’re plowing looks to be pretty good Tim
Hard to tell exactly from watching the video, but it looked like you might need to lower the rolling coulters on your plow a couple of inches, Tim. But, it's been..coughcough...a few years since I worked with a moldboard plow, so remember that advice is free.
The most effective organic weed control is persistence and heavy mulching (I use straw or leaves, put down after the crops are about 6 inches tall), but 20 or 30% vinegar will work as an organic herbicide , though it isn't nearly as effective as the inorganic options and will corrode aluminum and steel, and will still kill your crops if sprayed on them.
you may know how much i love the 5E series...now we got two of them, WOW!😍 I can´t wait for the cultivator videos, will you use the 5E for that as well?
The disk we had growing up was 3point not trailed, so it had the tractor kinda pushing down, and it was still so light we added weights to it to help keep it in the dirt… lol
Great video. Old battle disc vs the drags or the Cultimultcher... old wise tail was the disc chops all the weeds into multiple pieces to regerminate, a drag allows to remove a percentage of the weeds from the main part of the field and drop it on the ends or edges? Any thoughts? The culimultcher used the spring steel drag system and rolling baskets to break dirt clogs... making it easier to run a cultivator through the corn rows.
A couple thoughts. Disc before you plow, the disc will cut the sod so that the plow pulls easier. Secondly no one should be standing on the step, if they slipped the rear tire would run right over them. Just a safety reminder.
I Have plowed thousands of acres. I do not want to disk before I plow.
@@TractorTimewithTim okay great, I’m glad you have. Just a suggestion from a guy who plows a lot of acres every year. We would never plow unbroken ground because the sod would have to be cut by the plow. We disc, then subsoil with a deep shank ripper, disc again and then plow. The dirt rolls over like butter and the tractor isn’t spinning its tires. I guess if you’re just doing an acre four or five inches deep with old antique equipment what you did is fine. Whatever works for you.
DP really likes those speed binders.
He introduced me!
the thing about organic food from my thoughts is . That I saw a program about the difference between the two. This was conducted by a botanist that all plant life has to have a protective pest killer. Otherwise, the plant could not survive without producing a pesticide. so putting pesticides on the line helps for a better yeild.No danger to anyone.
I agree!
I thought about speedbinders, but dont haul enough (yet) to justify buying them. I do "overkill" the securing of my equipment with 4 seperate corner even below 10k.
Also, weight is a huge factor. Mahindra 6075 cab with loader scales at apmost 10,000lbs but a hair short. The 75hp pulls a 14ft international disk 2 water barrels filled with a 13'6" wide 5ft long drag 55 gallon barrel mounted drag behind without issue in black clay and sand.
That looked like a pretty big acre to me.
How close are we to 43,560 square feet? Roughly 208 feet by 208 feet
Nice lookn trailer
Looking at the color of the soil, it’s a lot of organic matter present. Great video
Yep. Great soils around here.
@@TractorTimewithTim what state are you in?
I thought as slick as that ground looked when you were turning it, he would have a time harrowing it, but it fooled me. But you're right, if he could plow in the fall, it would work up just like ash in the spring
That had been sod. That is why it worked down so nice.
Good job plowing Tim, you've obviously done this before ;)
The moldboard plow will take care of a lot of the weed problem, this was the one of the reasons we use to do it on our farm every two to three years!
I got a 5085e and i learned quickly not 2 plow with a 2 bottom plow do not use 4wd cause it will tear the plows apart 😮
If you set your colters 3-4inches deeper it would reduce your draft and cut the soil so the sod would flip easier.
The 3rd one is also out of line...but I can’t adjust it outward any further.
Really need some front mounted weights to get the full benefit of a MFWD tractor. If you don't have weights but have a loader and bucket for it that works too. It'll surprise you how much better it pulls and handles when you've got weight on the front end.
Need some fluid or something in the tires that tractor outta walk on with that plow my 574 pulls a 3 bottom fine
Have rears filled with Rimguard. Ran out of power at same time ram out of traction.
Not sure why the plow pulls so hard, but I do think the problem is with the plow.
@@TractorTimewithTim with no weight on the front of the tractor the plow could be digging in deeper as the front end of the tractor raises up.
First thing should have been a soil test. Then I would have put a truck load of lime
them city slickers say " oooh what is that green n yellow thing out there never seen one of those before
19:58 i'd say you could put more pressure on the outer cutting disk on your plow to get a nicer cut and sharper edge. it might even help to reduce the amount of grass clumps currently escaping onto the unplowed land. but all in all it looks really nice and even.
Need to move the cutter OUTWARD away from the 3rd bottom...but i can’t easily, as it is adjusted out as far as it will go.
@@TractorTimewithTim i see. on the video it seemed like the 3rd cutter was bouncing quite a bit over the groud where as the other two hold their depth more consistently.
The third is the only one with a spring. I replaced it last year. Maybe I need to tighten the spring as you suggest.
@@TractorTimewithTim would at least be interesting to see if it makes any difference :-)
making a nice job ploughing, just need some more weight on the axles for more traction - wheel weights or such, Great job though and nice sized tractor, always good seeing a new vid from TTWT
With the Rimguard, traction and power were about equal. So, pretty good balance I would say.
@@TractorTimewithTim Just seen this comment, sorry I forgot you had Rimguard in the tyres
I was watching you start out there thinking “man that speed was plowing in the 40’s, kick it up a notch so it flips it”.
I don’t know when but I was told that as the designs changed the speed needed to flip the dirt also went up.
Also your coulters didn’t appear to be cutting. They help a lot on converting old hay fields. Your lead one maybe but the trailing one was looking high. It could be that I just seen a bad angle or you hit a rock and it lifted or something.
I’d like to see how this non-herbicide goes. The old row crop tractors where king here. They had the nice tall trike front and bolt-on cultivators. Shoot you could even get a Farmall as a “high crop”. You could run them til the corn was tall enough to cut the sun to its competition. These small new tractors I don’t know. Ground clearance. 🤷♀️ Keep on it until it’s too tall to cultivate.
On further thought the coulters might just be struggling with the hard crust. 🤷♀️ Hard to say.
Still a little light I would say. Adding wheel weights of 200 lbs per rear wheel.
Love the Bible verse at the end of each video, we need more of God's word spread in our country today.
Stay safe. God bless you.
Now you need to run a subsoiler to break up the hard pan created by the plow sole of the moldboard plow.
I love the speed binders! I couldn’t find the link in your description.
speedbinders.com
@@TractorTimewithTim thank you. I need two more of them. I thought maybe I could order them through you and maybe you could make a little kickback.
No TTWT discount at this time...sorry.
I have work to do, but I could sit and watch plowing videos all day. There's something about it that puts me in a trance. I am very interested in seeing the results of this effort. I tend to agree that the corn will do just fine in terms of the fertility, but I agree with you, Tim, that weed competition will be the challenge. I guess the other risk is getting the corn established without nitrogen before the inevitable July drought sets in.
The problem is too many of the hybrids nowadays are only focused on yields at the expense of nutritional value.
Have you ever played Farming Simulator? It's so satisfying to watch!
Great job, looking good!!!!!
Tim after he discs the soil couldn’t you go over it with your pull behind tiller?
Non GMO and organic awesome thanks Larry
Add some weights to the rear tires and leave the loader on it and you can run faster and easier
If I’m not mistaken one lonely farmer uses Wes Pandy uses 2-4-d what ratios you’d have to get in touch some how with ratios need a small chemical sprayer for a gator