Shooting a Country Music Video at the Farm & Buying Farm Ground For 18,000 per Acre S4 E11
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2023
- Busy week with irrigating, hauling grain, buying ground, and watching @AdamWarnerMusic shoot a country music video at the farm.
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Few years ago... my grandma ask my grandpa... “are trying to buy all the land?” ... he said, “no, I just want all the land touching ours.”
Ya got to spend money to make money. Congratulations on the new ground 👍👍✌️
Seeing George in the videos is awesome. He's so knowledgeable about everything he sure proves the adage only as old as you feel. Hopefully he has many more years of work on the farm.
I love that 1206,it's always nice to listen to George I could listen to him all day long we need more people like George and Dennis in this world another awesome video 👍👍
Never realized how much work goes into an irrigation system to keep everything running. Nice to see the new combines have arrived and not having to wait for them. Hope you’re drinking coffee and watching it rain this morning. Have a great and safe week!
Thank the lord for George and David, they are a fix it machine!! New cart and combine look nice. You folks are the #1 farming channel on UA-cam, should have a lot more subs. Keep it between the rows 🚜🌽🌽
You’re right they should have a ton more subscribers!!
Hey boys congratulations on the land purchase that’s awesome
Reese another great video!
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again-These weekly clips in my opinion are in the top 95 percentile as far as video quality, informative, educational and just darn interesting as far as farm tubers are concerned.
If I were retired I would love to work on the Ivers farm on a volunteer basis.
The operation is just simply organized, professional, and ran by really down to earth and honest appearing folks.
Very classy operation, and always bring a nice little highlight to Sundays.
Thoroughly enjoy the videos, kindly keep sending them out Reese, and thanks for the effort that goes into putting them together!
Ditto!
I concur
Ivers Farms rocks… I still don’t understand why you guys only have 36.5k subscribers!! Easily should have 10x that #. Reese, keep up the great work!! And congratulations on buying more land for the farm!!!
Agree one of the top farm channels subscribe and 👍.
Yeah been saying that for along time they are top notch outfit
I'm sorry for the loss of Bandit, it is a difficult adjustment for everyone. On a happier note, congratulations to the boys on their purchase of 174 acres!! Thanks for sharing the details on the land prices. It does give perspective when you spending $2.6M on 174 acres. Keep up the great content and looking forward to next week's post.
Congratulations on getting more land..thats awesome
Congratulations on your new purchase!!!
My head hurts trying to come up with a reasonable ROI on 174 acres that cost $2.6 million. I understand buying what’s next door but…wow! 😮
Love watching your videos. You guys have such an awesome farm and equipment. keep it up.
Good video Great to see what you have to do to keep the irrigattion units running. Glade you guys got the ground bought that right next to you means alot to have ground close to your operation.
Thank you for the land price update. When you know the ground and it is at your back door it is worth it. Thank You for sharing your operation with us. God Bless.
I can remember back in the mid 70's, we thought land prices were getting out of control at $2,000-$4,000 per acre in Northern IL.
10 years from now $18K will look like a steal on that dirt
Gpa always said grounds always been too expensive even when it was $50 an acre
George and Dennis that was a great move on that land that will solidify more for the future and your great legacy you gentlemen have worked very hard and smart congratulations 3:31
Keeping pivots going! is like trying to keep cows in fences! Believe me i know! Great video!
Land is always worth more when it joins yours and some people will run it up just because of that
great video congrats on the land god bless ivers
Cool opportunity Reese. I'll have to check it out. Ever heard of Tony Justice...Kinda the same but trucking. Also a good dude with good music.
Crops here in W IL (Quincy) are burning up. Dry!
Congratulations on the farm purchase! I would have done the same thing!
Ouch, on that land price. It has really gone up, thanks for sharing.
Looks good to me congratulations
Hot diggity dog , 3 brand new combines !
Great video Reese! Thanks for sharing.
I’m in PA between St College & Williamsport PA. 4/29-30 it poured, overflowed our rain barrel for 2 days then didn’t have a drop of rain for 6 weeks, then a couple sprinkles. Worried about our farmers, you can’t run pivots on mountainside fields.
Should take the E bike along checking irrigation rigs. Would save a bunch of walking.
Great video! Congrats on the land purchases!
Hard to believe what farmland is going for anymore. But, if there are future generations continuing to build on the operation you need a stable land base.
My great uncle paid $2.68 per acer on his first 60 acre farm when he started out in the 1940's. Paid $325 acer for the last 80 acer farm he bought in the 1960's. Only farmed around 400 acres total all his life. After he passed it all sold for $1400 an acre back in 1980's. And nun of it was as nice as the crop ground as I have seen you all farm were your at. LOL
Thanks for sharing! Awesome video as always
🤘🏻🤘🏻keep up the good work my man. Awesome
another great video!
Looks like a good music video
$18,000 sounds good compare to Central Valley farmland here in California. Prime soil and irrigated land here is somewhere near $40,000-$50,000.
West Texas with some irrigation might bring $2500-3000
I’d pay $18k an acre to have a farm beside the Ivers 👍
Great. Well done.
Holy cow. I’m not a farmer but it sure does seem hard to make $18,000 an acre pencil out. Obviously you guys got it figured out with the operation you guys have going.
It doesn't.
Define “pencil out”
@@jonathanpauk9386 make a payment, pay the taxes etc. As I said I’m not a farmer and am unfamiliar with land loans. I would assume that they’re 30 years? So I’m assuming they would need $60k-$70k profit a year from that 80 acres. So when I say pencil out I’m saying it’s hard for that 80 acres to pay for itself stand alone. ….the more likely scenario is they had a bunch of cash to put down to lower the payment or they have land already paid off that can help cover the payment. Either way I think it’s a good investment as prime farmland is. Also, like I said judging off of what I perceive as an impressive operation, they’ve got it figured out.
A large down payment
We are very dry here in Indiana we need some rain. Good video Ivers.
Denis, thanks for the land costs! Did some quick math - HOLY_ _ _ _!!!
Love that song at the beginning
You are going to have to put a new sign up along the lane. Ivers Farms and Recording Studio.
Was waiting on a rain to do the last batch of sweet corn, gonna be able to plant it now with the rain finally, plnared some 3 weeks ago planted it 2 plus inches deep didnt think it would come up, it did looks better than i thought, been watering it in our garden
Cool video Reese
Howdy Ivers
$18,000 is a deal! Here in southern Ontario it’s going anywhere from $30-50,000. Disgusting
yup we got 70% chance of not getting rain ever day here in sw wisc got half inch of rain in last 6-7 weeks
I am sure Bella misses Bandit as much as everyone else. But sadly life has to keep moving on, whether we like it or not.
Just give me a call next time you like to move the 380 around ,I am coming straight away🤓👍🐏🐂🇳🇴 coungratulation with new land Ivers Farm !!!!!!
Great grandkids might pay that farm off by farming it.
Land has never been higher even with adjusting for inflation land is still one thing god is not making anymore in our lifetime.
18k? Good grief! I’d be spending their money too 😂. I’ll agree to disagree with your explanation on why you can and can’t irrigate because of replenishment of the aquifer Reese. Here is why. Granted every area is different, but we irrigate 160 acres with 40gpm. We use drip on a lot of acres now days but 20 years ago we had more water and used drag tubes on the pivots. We still do on a couple we haven’t converted. We also used a gathering system with concrete tanks to hold enough to pump while keeping a constant gpm. I don’t miss those days but now instead of electrical problems we deal with gophers eating the drip tape 😂 but our yields have doubled and cut our water usage by two thirds.
We are in complete different deal with our irrigation in indiana where we irrigate you get to gravel on 60 feet that country will never run out of water unlike the aquifer in the planes because it rains a lot in this part of Midwest, most of our land in Illinois there is no chance of irrigating you hit stone down about 40 feet and we have to drill 200-300 just to get enough water for house about 40 gal per minute and our best ground is like the 18 k can’t get water but good ground that needs very little that is by far the best and fortunately we have a lot of that
@@dennisivers1602 that makes sense. Unfortunately in my area it’s sand and we get maybe 10-12 inches of rain a year. It’s either cotton or peanuts. Good ole west TX. Drip saved us. Or we would be out of water. I know what you’re talking about that rock. Dad made me go to school before I could farm. I became a geologist.
How come you guys decided to get a John Deere sprayer when you run mostly case things?
The boom was touching the ground
Another great video. Do you have an app on your phone to monitor/control your pivots?
I remember when land cost 1500 a acre
First ground I bought was 300
Thanks for sharing the prices Dennis. I can't believe how much farm ground is going for.
I’d rather water from the river than spend the money on a well
I was wondering if you fellas have to pay a fee for pulling water off the river?
$18K per acre. You know, the way a lot of farms got started in this country, the
ones that say 'Farming here since 1800 & whatever' well, in 1800 & whatever
it was free government land. What a guy would do is he would claim himself a
section and his wife would claim a section & they would swear on a bible the
kids were 18 & they too would claim a section each and the family would end
up with one hell of a lot of land at $0.00 cost to them. Thats why farmers today
cant hardly afford to increase their farmland or start a farm because it is $18K
per acre.
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Wise move getting that land.
how much corn do you loose with that watering system you have the wheels rolling over the corn that is
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Expensive, but if you didn’t buy it, you would have had to watch someone else farm it the rest of your life.
Need your Bike to check out irrigation
Im not that far from them. Makes the 50 i just bought for 5500 look super cheap. Not the same dirt but dang. Congrats on the new ground tho.
How much seed corn do you raise in comparison to field corn and why
What's the word on the planter that broke? Is the supplier going to replace the part that broke?
Towards the end just 2 lots of spectators maybe 125
if you needed a third sprayer would you buy a JD or a Hagie. Thank you
I have to plug my nose and just pay it if it touches what I already farm. When buying ground, it’s often with money I’ve already spent per say. It’s been put in a corner of the books where I can’t use it for anything else.
2 years ago, I did pull out some equity and parked it. Not being political at all, but the hand writing was on the wall. Money would never be cheaper, and the rates were going to have to go up, which would soften up prices some. And it has to a degree. I picked up a couple of pieces like you did, and around here, we’ve had land go well in to the 20’s, but I payed a lot less.
I don’t sit around and wish for bad things to happen to anyone, but if we did see interest rates in the teens again, we’ll, in the land of the blind, a one eyed man is king. I’d be one land buying lunatic.
how many acres do yall have under piviots
If Bill Gates or the Chi-coms would of got it would of been hard to live with yourselves😆
First
Is that a progressive cavity pump with a top drive motor?
No. It’s a turbine with impeller at the bottom.
Filming would of been a better choice of words
Y’all spend $2,615,000 without taxes on 175 acres