Spraying Fungicide at 16 MPH With A Hagie STS 12, Tearing Down a Corn Crib & New Paddle Sweep S4 E16
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2023
- Lots of Spraying Fungicide, tearing down a corn crib, and using the new paddle sweep on the new bin.
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Sunday morn'n coffee w Ivers!!
Thanks for everyone joining in and show us the different jobs throughout your week. Always great content.
I think we need to have Dennis and Dougo from @larsonfarms in an episode called "excavator skills challenge". Nice work Dennis on the farm cleanup!
Another outstanding video, thanks for what u guy's do day and out. Maybe Jay needed a bath? Lol 😆 🤣
I like how you guys have accumulated all the right equipment for what ever job that needs to be done sure makes it easier and quicker God bless all the Iver`s
Despite the season, you folks always have something going on!!!
For the size of farm you run, everything you do is top notch! And watching you use the electric chainsaw... priceless. Be careful, might not have enough electrical capacity being produced as the demand for electricity increases with the heat. Rolling blackouts are a real possibility. In all seriousness, a concern people need to be aware of as we make the transition to more electric vehicles.
George can do anything!! Another great video! Only problem I have is they aren't long enough 😊
Another good week. Crops looking good. Stay safe.
Great video. I am glad I found your channel.
Great video Reese. Always something to do on the farm
Great video guys. Good to see David with the camera on.
Great video love to watch them sprayers. looks like good job getting the old corn crib tore down. like the paddle sweep.
Being from Illinois/Indiana, there is a beautiful /huge monument to the fallen from Illinois in the Vicksburg National Military Park, Vicksburg, MS. Its about an 81/2 drive from St. Francisville. The park is large. With the museums, and artifacts, it takes a good two days to gather in the essence of its reverent remembrance of our ancestors. Downtown is the old courthouse museum, which features Grants desk chair as well as 1000's of other items. When they built I-20 through Vicksburg in the late 60's/early 70's, they dug up old rifles/swords, and several barrels of rifle/musket ball ammunition, cannons, cannonballs etc., which they sell. It would be a great place to visit, air nib, bed and breakfast + nice hotels, and the best food you can imagine.
Great channel..Im new to the world of farming....looks amazing and a lot of hard work. Thanks for sharing.
Another great vid!!
Hi Reese, Notice when spraying beans, you were following previous wheel tracks over crop. Have you ever thought of making tram lines when planting, saving two rows of beans being flattened. Best wishes
Appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos. Hope the beans can bounce back some. All the best to the Ivers clan from your friends in Saskatchewan Canada ! 💖
Looking Good!! Do you have any pictures of the old farm house and barn from back in day?
Great video again and George is awesome