Wow. Quite the operation you &Ave going there. Beautiful farm. Sounds like you had a great growing season. 300 bushel yield!!! God bless you for all you do too help feed the world. We can't survive without farmers.
Way back when I was in FFA I worked my butt off to get 100 bushel corn. Even got a certificate for it. Back in the day of 42 inch rows and ear corn. Then came the Vietnam War and moved to the Big City. No more farming.
@@pullinya100% also once it starts to dry down its a lot more prone to butt shattering, which is when kernels fly off the bottom of the cob and are lost by the cornhead, so as you wait for it to get closer to that target 15% moisture you face more risk of losses from that.
Wow. Quite the operation you &Ave going there. Beautiful farm. Sounds like you had a great growing season. 300 bushel yield!!! God bless you for all you do too help feed the world. We can't survive without farmers.
I really enjoyed watching this video. It made my day better!
Thank you for introducing us to your operation. Enjoying the optimistic yield reports.
I like the content and subscribed. I don’t know about the 80’s farm dawg and mullet things. Kinda weird. But good job on the video.
Glad the corns is going good for you boys but I can't wait till the next derby car video
I rember back in the 70s 90 busshel corn was a good year
I need me a farm dawg shirt bad can't wait till you have some
Can't help but notice Marvin had a Quincy Tshirt on. You all in Adams Co?
Hancock and Adams.
Thank really for more
Can’t imagine 300 but corn.
Our area 120 is out of this world. This year drought, going to be 25-60
He is full of BS.
Way back when I was in FFA I worked my butt off to get 100 bushel corn. Even got a certificate for it. Back in the day of 42 inch rows and ear corn. Then came the Vietnam War and moved to the Big City. No more farming.
So I have a question. This early in the season, why not let it dry in the field opposed to use the drier?
We farm around 2700 acres so the sooner we start the better
@@FarmDawgs that makes more sense then! Probably almost too dry by the time you finish then
@@pullinya100% also once it starts to dry down its a lot more prone to butt shattering, which is when kernels fly off the bottom of the cob and are lost by the cornhead, so as you wait for it to get closer to that target 15% moisture you face more risk of losses from that.
@@Beyonder8335 good point! I didn't realize yall had that many acres to do! Thanks for answering my question!!
16:14 how many silo tanks in your farm?
Marvin has 8 total. We only using 4 at the moment.
Location? Expected average corn yield?
Illinois
@@FarmDawgs Central?
Someone needs to figure out how all the social media farmers always beat their county average by 100 bushels and patent it. Is it the algorithm? 😂
It's called a bunch of BS and who cares anyway. There are millions of farmers.
Never showed moniter in combine showing 300 bu /ac it looks awful green yet
If you are getting 300 bu, then you can afford 2 dryers
300 Bu ???? best we have seen in Ohio is 210 Bu
Full of BS like all you social media farmer's who want to be on a camera. Who cares, millions of farmers out there