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Two important lessons I've learned in farming is don't count your yield before it's in the bin and never insult a John Deere guy.... With a bit of hesitation, I will go through why I sold my John Deere 7200 Corn Planter and replaced it with a White 6100 Corn Planter. I should give the disclaimer that I'm not loyal to any color of farm equipment. It's also important to note these planters are bo...

Double Inoculating soybeans with the kids and a cement mixer. Is double inoculant over kill? We find in sandy poor soils sometimes the wet or dry Rhizobia backteria does not respond to the soil like it should and we don't really know why. So due to the minimal expense agronimist been having us double inoculate with both. We replace a portion of the water recipie with the liquid Rhizoba.

Building a new house that looks like an old farmhouse.

Rye Straw Harvest using a Vemeer & Accu-Bale and trying to get done before the rain. Whenever we are in a rush nothing ever works and whenever where not in a rush..... notheing ever works...

Timing your crop for peek Bumble Bee pollination is important for farms that produce Clover and Alfalfa seed. This is step 1 in seed production. To deal with low pollinator populations in the spring the first crop is removed for silage. Did you know one bumble be can pollinate up to 10lbs of clover seed?

Removing Chaff from Red Clover Seed with a old rotary cleaner ran in reverse.

How we Swath and harvest tinny red clover seeds with a Case 2166 Combine. Organic commercial seed production.

You don't see this everyday. Certified Organic Red Clover seed production fields. A seed a little bigger than a grain of sand. See how it's grown.

Building our own drying grain bin. Low temp drying for seed and High quality grain. Smooth wall Clayton and Lambert Bin. 10,000 Bushel. 8 inch unload auger.

Harvesting certified organic corn with a John Deere 9500.

How Organic Farms remove weeds from crops planted in rows 30 inches wide. Row cultivating was a common practice before pesticides were available. However, row cultivating is making a small comeback in popularity as conventional farms do this to save money on one chemical application or they do it to control "supper weeds" that can't be killed with chemicals because they have developed an immuni...