Now We Wait | Planting Our Landrace Field Corn | April 2024
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- Today we are getting our landrace field corn in the ground. Over the last couple of years we have been experimenting with making our very own field corn variety by cross pollinating and saving only the corn with traits we want for seed. Our corn is a mix of Jimmy Red and Hickory King. This year we are also adding in a yellow corn called Truckers Favorite from HOSS (check link below). I hope you find this video interesting and be sure to stick around to see how it turns out!
Andy is planting corn with his Farmall 140 using a Cole Planter.
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We don't get tired of GOOD PEOPLE having a good day and sharing their days of work with us. You all do a great job around there. SAY HEY Maggie keep on keeping on you have so much fun around there. Take care, stay safe and catch you on the next one. Fred.
👍 Amen! If you're not having fun, all the hard work makes for a boring day.
The farm work isn’t always fun. Sometimes it’s just hard labor, but a love for the land and being close to your wife and kids makes it worth it.
I only have raised beds and chickens, but I wouldn’t change it for anything other than a bigger farm further from the city.
Don’t ever apologize for not “having all the tools”. You’re not up to your armpits in debt and the good Lord blessed you both with strong brains and bodies. Enough time to gather “more” for when the body gets tired in your older years. Looks amazing! 😊
I don't think I want all the new cool tools, I have a friend whos a big time corn farmer and just just bought a new planter it was over $350000!
Keep in mind, a smaller drive sprocket has to turn more than one revolution to have the driven sprocket turn one revolution. Ie: a five tooth drive gear needs two revolutions to turn a ten tooth driven sprocket one revolution.
A larger drive gear with a smaller driven gear will plant more seed per foot, because the smaller gear has to spin faster to keep up.
Oh my. The international tractor. Lol. It sounded just like those bombers from WW2 cranking up. I have those mornings when I’m trying to get started as well. Sure wish I was somewhere watching you get’r done and smelling that fresh turned dirt !!!!! Miss it terribly but a bit of imagination you guys bring home right back to me !! Thank y’all for that
oh yes there no better smell that freshly plowed ground, yea the old farmall aint been happy lately, Im planning to tune her up this weekend
Hi from West Wales in the UK. I love watching your videos. Your way of life is just so charming it's so good to see old traditions carry on. I'm all for that way of life. My partner and i do the same but on a much smaller scale. You are all simply amazing. I'd love to be able to come and visit some day, but il keep on dreaming😊. Much love to you all. ❤
That’s going to be some beautiful fields of corn !!!! 😊
I love SO MUCH seeing younger families accepting of change. Not being afraid to try something new. Look how beautifully it's benefited your ground. Andy, you are a hard worker and seem such a loving family man. (Megans an amazing, hard-working momma too.) Maybe others will see what a difference cover crops can make and they too will start using them. Good luck with your corn. God bless you both and your sweet babies. I pray you have the best season ever! 😊
I’m here in Florence Alabama I am Leslie McDonald. I love y’all. I enjoy your videos and how real and likeminded you guys are. I am a nurse too and my husband Jeremy owns a lawn care/landscaping business also. He’s owned his own business since 1996/97. I’ve been a nurse since 1993. I don’t work now but I do miss it at times. I homeschool our 12 year old son. (Andy when you get ready to sell that F350 manual hit us up because my son is OBSESSED with old gen Ford PowerStroke diesels-7.3’s). He loves the manual transmission too! My husband actually bought an 03 7.3 250 for him haha 😉😅 he claims it and keeps it spotless). It’s in then profile picture because he’s hijacked my UA-cam channel for his own haha.
But seriously I love y’all and you guys make me smile when I watch your content. Real and raw and honest. And you love Jesus Christ too. Thank y’all for what you share. Keep on keeping on! You’ve done the sowing now God Almighty controls the reaping. Trust in HIM pray over your fields in Jesus name ask believe and receive the blessings that only Jesus can bestow on you! It’s now literally in GODS HANDS. Amen!? God bless y’all! I look forward to watching the blend of “Andy corn” grow. You are like Danny down in Deep South Homestead with that special blend! Good luck with it! It’s guys like y’all that have helped to sustain the world with food because you try and try again! 🙏🏼❤️God Bless!
Leslie McDonald-Florence Alabama
I love my truck! No joke theres been so many people want to buy that thing, it really needs a bath bad I probably haven't washed it in a couple years, but i wouldn't be afraid to drive the ole girl anywhere
Well done your hard work will pay off 😊❤❤❤xxx
some of the best content on UA-cam. Thank You
Wow thank you so much ❤️
I really like these end-to-end processing videos where you can see all the work that goes into a particular part of farming.
Rest ashured, God is with you, he says WORRY NOT, FOR I AM WITH YOU TO THE END... :) GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY...
It is written 365 times in the Bible "Not to worry,do not fear,' one for each day of the year. Its all written. Father wants us to stay focused on Him and to do what we can to get our day accomplished. He will take care of the rest.
I love the tip that when the the dogwood blooms you can plant corn. Thank you and keep the tips coming!
You're gonna have and abundance of corn come harvest time. 😊 Enjoyed watching the prep and planting. 🥰
i hope so!
It is going to be interesting and fun watching your growing season come to fruition.
When planting you want to stop every now and then to dig up the seed you just put down to ensure the planter is working like you think for spacing and planting depth. My father used to lift the planter at the ends of the rows just enough to plant on top of the ground at the headlands so when he turned around he knew there was seed still coming out before diving back in to plant the next pass, if a problem then there is only the one/partial pass and not half a field. When setting the planter up we always did a short test run on the hard gravel driveway and measured the effective average drop spacing (there will be more seed bouncing on the driveway than in the field) this ensures the gearbox is set in the right gear, right sprockets are mounted, and the seed plates match the kernels giving singles and not a lot of doubles or skips. Error Proofing farm work is important so you are less nervous about the field.
I feel the same way when I plant. On my IH planters if I want to slow it down at the seed hopper I’ll put a small gear at the drive wheel and a big gear at the hopper and vise verse to speed it up. I can adjust the spacing a little more in those scenarios by using different cell number plates.
Have to agree that don't seem like much corn to plant a couple of fields with.
It never does when you think on it.
My papa weighed the corn he planted every year, or he would've been doing that same worrying you're doing.
All he did was keep a record of the weight and volume of corn needed for each field.
Everybody ought to be keeping a crop journal, and that'll knock out a bunch of the worrying for you just cause you've got a reference from previous years to look back on.
I agree with what you said about the smaller gear turning faster.
But you don't need my agreement.
And no matter what y'all do on your own land, if it works for y'all, do it.
I like watching you using the older equipment. Shows what a good mechanic you have to be to keep them running. I liked you in that big truck Megan, you looked right at home😅😅Hello back to you Maggie. You're a little Mama Megan, and i think you just love your farm, and it all makes you and brother so happy.
I'm trusting the Lord your field corn produces a bumper crop this year, Andy!🙏 You prepped the fields good, you used good quality seed, and gave it just enough fertilizer to jump start the seed and keep it sustained! You did good. I look forward for around 10 to 14 days to see how it germinated! Don't know about your side of the NC mountains, but on the TN side we have had an abundance of rainfall. Hopefully, it's been the same over there. Matter of fact, as I'm typing this note on Wednesday morning, we're getting a good, gentle rain! Now will this field corn be used for yours and your dad's livestock? You and Megan are such hard working folks. After your landscaping job, and Megan's nursing job, you come home and work your farm. Make sure y'all get plenty of rest so you don't get run down...that's a "mama talk" cause I'm old enough to be your mama!😘 Loved visiting with you today!
P.S. Maggie, I was wondering how your flower garden is doing? Bet your seeds are all up now! You will have gorgeous flowers this summer since you're taking such good care of it!!!❤💐🌻🌺🌼🦋❤
they are all up now and she's keeping them watered everyday
Maggie is a doll brtither takes care of her sweet and so kind they are mama Daddy babies the puppy he is too right be side you he Hops up and goes to lol I love animals
I am afraid but the eye lashes are beautiful lol come august yea coming over the mountain
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Send you literature on fair so I look up see how far you are Andy Meagan you see all cows barn yard Eeeeek live prayers u check out how far we are 🐏🐄
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Praying God is with you
Great video love the Jimmy Red Corn makes some excellent corn bread by itself also makes some real good Shine for a Sip too !
Great gardening video!
I love your videos......keep them coming ! Blessings !
Your doing so good on your videos, I know it has to be a job with itself
Good Morning
I love watching your videos and I hope that you have a great corn crop Andy
Outstanding job guys 👍!😇!😇!😇!😇!
Lawsons corn or Andy's breed corn?? Will certainly like to see your own crop ..
Hopefully l will get some corn in..
Oh boy maybe a Golden Grit corn!! Yes please I’ll buy some! Maybe it would do good in Oregon weather!!
Now this question is obviously coming from someone who doesn't have extensive farming experience but, I noticed when you're discing the soil you only run the tractor the long way of the field. I'm curious why only run it the long way. Since you disc it a few times anyhow, could you do the first pass longways, a second time discing crossways (the short side) and a third time the long way? Would it help till the cover into the soil better? Like in a more even layer than always going the longway? Always love learning something new & your videos are full of awesome content! I kick myself all the time, saying I should have moved outta south Florida long ago, lol 😂 - Sending y'all best wishes & praying for rain for both of us lol 😆- Sheri xoxo
we'll mainly because theres too much turning around to do if I go the other way, however i like to keep my furrows running against the contour of the land as well to help with erosion
@@TrueGritAppalachianWays Gotcha, that makes total sense 👍😄
Enjoyed the video. I think mixing the corn varieties is a good idea. There is probably a little heterosis or hybrid vigor that occurs because of the different genetics in each variety. You made it look easy. :)
❤I’m interested to see how your hybrid corn turns out! 🌽 ❤️🙏🏻
Love it. I see y'all from Sandy ridge. My wife And I used to live in Sophia,NC. I have a 140 also...just love it.
Always look forward to y’all’s next video. Thank y’all for taking us along!! Every time I watch y’all’s video it takes me back to the good ole days when I was about y’all’s son’s age. The red corn y’all plant growing up papaw called it Indian corn. Don’t rightly know if it’s the same or not? Keep up the good work and god bless y’all and your family!!!
I appreciate y’all sharing your videos and thoughts about the planter as child we had a planter just like that. However, I don’t remember I’m 70 now and my memories are not what they used to be.
Excellent job "Mr. Lawson". You can take real pride in how you take care of your land. You are building great soil every year. We used to use Grandpa's old Cole planter behind the tractor but I don't remember what gear it had on it. Your 140 might need a carburetor rebuild. Mine had that same problem several years back and that did the trick.
I think its mad at me because i bought the kubota! haha its been acting up ever since!
@@TrueGritAppalachianWays You may be right. 😂 I'm glad you got it. Small row crop tractors are a thing of the past as far as new tractors.
Great video,,, you both are very hardworking people,, I am sure you will have a bountiful crop. I’m 68 and love your way of life. ❤❤
Wish ya good luck this season
Praying for a real good shower on your newly planted corn. I love the old Farmall tractor it has a lot of character. It's a pleasure to hear it run and watch it work the field. God bless you and your family.
I just found y'alls channel about 3 days ago and I'm loving you all! I just went back to your Playlist you have, and seen you had your own cookbook!! I was so excited! I went and bought it and can't wait to get it! Also a Facebook page!! I joined that too! Lol I have chickens & quails, grow a garden every year, wishing I had some farm land, because believe me I'd be doing what you all are doing!
Welcome!!
Oh them worries !!!! Lol. I was the same way. Until you see the green you can’t help that. The situation with the fertilizer … those lumps and clumps are a common problem. If you returned like 10 bags they would replace it with 10 bags that had the same problem. What I ended up doing it taking a couple buckets and slowly pouring from one to the other crushing and lumps. It’s slow, tedious but it solves a lot of the problem. There’s got to be a better way, but I’ve not solved it
Thank you, Andy. That was very interesting for someone who has never planted on a large-scale needing to use a tractor it's something I'm interested in learning. I don't know about the implements that are available other than a disk and a BushHog what you need for planting larger fields. So I found it very interesting. Thank you.
I love sweet corn, melons and all fun foods but I'm just plantin healthy essentials
Onions, garlic, taters sw/ wh , herbs, peppers, greens for rabbits, strawberies, blueberrys, peaches, muscadines, zuchini, carrots - thats it !
@@kingscairnThat all sounds delicious! I don't have a garden anymore, so I just plant about 8 tomatoes along a chainlink fence, green beans in my 3 GreenStalk planters, and about 12 okra plants against the front of the house. Then I plant my little kitchen herb garden in pots on my back patio. It isn't much, but it's plenty for me and my son to have some fresh veggies to eat that I got to grow!😘
Great job and hope all goes well !
I like your style. You guys run a nice channel!
Thank you!
Your corn is going to be just fine. don't fret over it. Your mind can be your worst enemy
Like your rig. I run a Farmall M with a wide front end, power steering and a three point hitch. I still run all of the Farmall planters on it but I have a 2 row set of planters on the back. I can plant 3 crops at once but I don't plant but 2. When I pant my corn I drop climbing bean seed at the same time so it will crawl up the corn stalks. I HATE having to bend over and pick beans !!
I started my landrace trial this year! I planted about 1500 row feet. I planted it thick because 2/3 of it is on drip irrigation so I can fertilize thru it; and also get a better cross pollination. Corn is up 12” - 16”. Another week or so, I’ll be ready to hill it. I used 13 different varieties, including the 3 you have. I think I will have to add a couple of the varieties back again next year to get the desired outcome. It’s a trial, but it’s fun to experiment and see what my microclimate and soil will produce. BTW, I checked this morning, and I was unsubscribed again. About the 3rd time.
wow thats crazy im wondering if its some kinda technical thing with youtube?
I loved today's music. Your a good farmer and God willing thethe corn grows and the rain comes. Blessings!
Thanks so much
Great to see the corn going in! Twelve inch spacing is perfect for heirloom corn, less than nine and you end up with silage corn and "no ears". Plant some corn with no fertilizer so you can adapt corn to no inputs the way Lofthouse's Landrace techniques do it. .. Out of curiosity, find out from Hoss exactly what process their seed grower is using (how much fertilizer, tillage, herbicides, insecticides) so you know what dependencies you are unwinding from your corn seed. (I have been working with a red blue purple corn landrace with no fertilizer inputs on 15 inch rows, but a few weeks before we are as warm as you are to plant).
🌽🌽🌽🌻🌻🌻 ready set GROW~! Tean TG~!
There's nothing like country living and planting a garden, enjoyed the video. I'm sure the corn will be amazing.
Though there may be that “standard way” of planting whatever crop, my guess is that most. everyone has a way that works best for them. Do what works best for you!
exactly!
I pray that the good Lord gives yall a return on this corn like yall have never er had before. Keep the videos coming
Yours are the only videos over 15 minutes that I watch. The whole family is interesting, and I enjoy the diversity of the videos. Thank you so much! Silly question, how many hours of sleep do y’all get a night?
thank you! haha we usually go to bed by 10 and up form 5-6 each day
I sure do enjoy seeing the tractor turning the soil!
In theory, fewer teeth means slower rotation. The more teeth on a gear increases rotation.
Yeah, get the boy to crush the fertiler the night before - run smoother
Hello from Oklahoma my husband and I really enjoy watching you and your family. Where can i find your recipe for your cat head biscuits? Thank you
Biscuit recipe
2 cups AP flour
1/2 tsp salt
1 Tbsp Baking Powder
Combine dry ingredients
Add 5 Tbsp butter, cut into flour mixture
Add 1 cup(ish) of milk, slowly combine until you have a workable dough.
Flatten or cut out and place onto a preheated greased pan, cook at 475 degrees for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. Butter the tops, cut out biscuits and enjoy!
Years ago white sweet corn was the most popular , Andy are you doing anything with a white corn as a test program ? Enjoy & have fun .
Great video
When you get a little yellow in that corn I would like to buy some seed off ya.
Hope Y'all Have A Great Crop This Year.... God Bless Y'all Always, Forever....
Always appreciate y'all sharing. Keep up the amazing job everyone thanks again 😊
12inch plant spacing with 30 inch rows you need 16,000 plants per acre. Less if your rows wider. On our silage corn we plant 32,000 plants per acre and that is about 20 lbs of commercial seed per acre. Probably 10 lbs for you? Good luck
With that farmall it’ll be wider than 30 inch rows idk exactly though
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install a grille in the top 1/4 of the fertilizer bin, it will catch the lumps
good idea!
Just asked the question of cover crops if I waited I would have had my answer so what do you plant as a cover crop … love how those old tractors sound
that field had a mixture of clover, wheat and peas
Yes I heard from a nutritionist that people should not eat field corn because it is harmful for humans but not animals.😊❤
Small gear drops more sooner
F-350, good lord thats a monster
And that Megan drives it like a pro!!!!! Good job, Megan!
Pretty cool!!
I brake my cover crops in.
The donkey want to help plant...lol
Hi never heard of cover crops what is the purpose of a cover crop from southern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 I enjoy your videos
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Get more seed in a crooked row, their longer 👍😂
I would suggest y’all watch some videos made by Oxbow Farms. He made some amazing corn breeding and selection videos
Good job planting Andy. I planted my sweet corn in an area 50 x 50 using 64 gallons of 1 year old chicken poop. Do i need to add more fertilizer to my corn?
I would say not however once its up about 6-8 inches you'll know because it'll be yellowish if it needs feeding more
Thank you, my corn is green and looks healthy.
Andy, what do you like to use for a cover crop between your corn crops? We are planning on using cover crop this year and need advice on what to use. Thank you so much for your help. Love y’all’s videos because they are so helpful and inspiring to my Husband and I.
over winter I think theres nothing better than crimson clover but in summer theres several, I like buckwheat for a quick cover crop, but cow peas do great for a longer term crop
check out McGie homestead adventures he crosed hickory king with yellow gutmalen corn he only cover crops with 3 different types of clover
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Do you ever use a turn plow after discing to work in the green?
Dang you read my mind a minute after I posted :)
Yeah, work the cover under , disc then tiller (?) Different strokes
Gear ratio should be good it's just like a 3:1 vs 5:1 fishing reel more line reeled in per revolution or less.
Andy my mistake it should say yellow sweet corn , not white , sorry .
I'm noticing your family doesn't use seat belts...does your state have seat belt laws? Very much enjoying your videos.
Well the field is just right down a back country road from the house… 😉
I know it's only been a couple months, but is your corn up, and how does it look. I know you were worried about spacing. 🤞🤞🤞
yes they'll be a video next week on an update
Hey Andy how is the neotec saw I thought about buing one
its a dang powerful saw but recently i've discovered my gas tank must have a hole
Thanks Andy
MY HUSBAND SAID SMALLER THE GEAR THE FASTER IT TURNS. WE HAVE A COLE PLANTER
A larger gear plants more!
Would love to see some drone footage of your land. You'll have a drone?
we don't i wish we did
I have cole planter. What gear spacing did you use?
You go to woodward crosing for chart on seed plates
it was my middle sized gear, im not sure how many teeth were on it, ill have to count
Is that water in the fuel line
I dont know shes been mad at me for awhile hahaha i think shes jealous I bought the kubota!
@@TrueGritAppalachianWays ha - that aint nothin she should be worried about
Hey Megan Andy I've been watching your videos for about a year now and I've never really messaged but I love want to know y'all were great young couple living like I've always lived most of my life but getting where I can't too much anymore but I still do try to Garden I think I'll be doing that if I have to climb on my knees or crawling my knees rather I was interested to see if y'all were going to sell any of your I think it was the Hickory King white corn please hit me up or say something about it if y'all are still interested in selling some of it
Im sure we'll be the same way! at the moment we don't have any to sale its all cross pollenated now
@@TrueGritAppalachianWays i understand,thank yall
you need to slow down when your planting geesh your gonna break something lol
Hahahaha I know!
Try to put some weight on your disk.