Us country boys whom are locker room bandits that are old school taught of old ways use what we got. Cheap as we can go. My brother and I started raising cattle back in 1990. We currently have a 1965 4000 Ford, 68 5000 Ford and 1966 1020 John Deere that we use. Yep on we have rebuilt both Fords and in process of the John Deere. But we own them.
This whole video reminds me of my dad's way of doing things. He was a country boy from Southern Ga, transplanted there from Alabama by my grandfather in the 30's. Another awesome how to Jeff - thanks for all you take time to record for us. We appreciate it all.
Man I am seriously considering finding a job in Alabama and moving there. The environment look so much like southern Germany, and there is so much cool stuff to do there. Noodling, hunting, hog trapping, mud wrestling, etc!
@@jusnuts1443 I was never in the military. I'm half American and half German. I live here in Germany becuase of work, but living here has become less and less appealing to me.
Great job Jeff you definitely know your stuff about planting & growing too!! Totally impress me!! I learn sooo much just watching how you do the stuff!! Thanks for making such good & interesting videos & content!! Preciate Y'all!! Continued success to you & Hannah on it all love all the content & the way you video it & edit it too!! Keep up the great jobs!!! From your BIGGEST fan & Minnesota Man - Greg Leonard 💜💗💜💗💜
Wheres the tractor repair video supporting you all I can while I’m laid off your channel or Hannah’s plays all day enjoy all your content I truly appreciate y’all
Good vid. Thanks for talkin thru the steps and reasons why... puts things in good context. Glad too yer keepin those old tractors rollin.. love to see old tools keep workin...
i remember driving my gpaws tractor 1 time and accidentally disturbing a bumble bee nest. As they were chasing and stinging me i realized i could actually run faster than i could drive the tractor... so i jumped off, with it still n gear and proceeded to out run the tractor and the bees as my dad and grandpa laughed their butts off. The good ole days before i moved to the city 😂
Who knew Jeff was a farmer???!!!?!?!!!! Haha farmer Jeff nice food plot Jeff! You’re the man! You can out work any young men nowadays!!! Us older men know how to work and get Er done!!!
Nice. We gave up on this after 3 years and no rain ever on the plot. Hope you get some rain. That place has got to be a meat factory when it gets growing. You're lucky to have a place like that to hunt. Bowhunters paradise- riflemans heaven!!!!
Jeff, you might win a NASCAR race with that Kubota... as fast as it is. LOL I see you put that girl to work hauling fertilizer bags for ya while you're sewin'. That's good for her. Keep us up to speed on how it is during the growing process. Interesting bonus for your deer preparations.
Yep sandy soil, I hunt NW Florida and took soil samples to the co-op of my plots. When I went back to get the results, the guy ask me was I growing a garden on this? I said no, why? He said well I was going to give you a food stamp application...
I knew what you was saying but then again I am born and raised in northeastern ky . I miss southern states seed and many other things about living in the country. Goodluck on your food plot brother. You are planting late for our area but your further south then I am up here in flat country Illinois where the BIG BUCKS roam..
Thankfully Hurricane Delta is going to miss L.A. (Lower Alabama). Hopefully you get just enough rain to wake that seed and fertilizer up and get things growing!! :-)
Man,I have a 2004 3830 4wd hydro. 500 hrs .I gave 16k for it ten years ago. It is awesome,with a qd loader. Life is too short , and a good tractor is essential to our lifestyle. Big Orange is great equipment.
Looking good man my theory is drive till you can't my plots got beat up by Mother Nature this year a couple weeks ago I put down winter wheat cuz I couldn't find any Rye man that stuff took off and the dear loving it
I did the same with my equipment till one day my wife said shut up complaining and GO BUY YOU A NEW TRACTOR! So with her blessing I did. Bought a low hour 5075E Deere with MFWD and glad I did. Now when I need it it I don't have to work on it before I can use it and the payments weren't that bad. Just a few hours overtime covers it. It is big enough to do the job but not too big to easily haul around. Your ground worked up well. You are like me in that respect. I am in middle Ga. and we have sandy soils too. I dare say more plots are planted the way you did yours than not. Let us know how it turns out and oh yea Hi Hannah........
Totally...ENJOY ur video's Jeff ur a hard worker and when ur kick it up in turbo mode looks cute.. And Music to boot.. Purify mode.. Keep the ol 🚜....cubodle she just want ur attention it all 👊🙂😉🍃
Nice video, usually the rule is you want to plant a seed no deeper than it is tall so you are spot on in not wanting them deep. You got a dead Loblolly pine on the rt side on that plot. Beetles, lightening ??
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Love that old Kubota. L175 maybe?? ( might be bigger but it's hard for me to see) Heat or low oil is about the only thing that'll kill that engine. Heat is real bad for them. Hope ya get her cooled off soon. Would love to see a video of you going through it to get her right. That machine is as close as they come to being bullet proof. You'll be able to use it till ya don't want to run a tractor anymore, then pass it down to Hannah and it'll be there for her as long as she wants to run a tractor.
Hey Jeff, thanks for the vlog. Not sure if you have looked into it (probably have) but have you considered a Biochar solution (charcoal) for the feed plot? The branches and smaller limbs that you cut off from the main trees you cut down can be used for Biochar and therefore no waste. Once processed the carbon material will then capture the nutrients in the ‘soil’. Not sure how this works in a sandy environment but there are a lot of YT vids on Biochar. It’s use dates back many thousand’s of year’s as a way of capturing nutrients and feeding the soil. Look up ‘Tera Preta’ for some details from the Amazon rain forest Hope all of that makes sense.
Bush Hogging gets the deer stirred up to, I know I'm not telling you anything you don't know. I've seen after an area is logged the deer come in looking for food. I sure understand not wanting another payment as per a tractor. Nice to have but if you don't use it or have to have it every day just not feasible !
Watch All You & Daughter On You tube Very good show, Last Year I was going Write You About Seeding Your Food Plots , What I Did To Make It Easy , I had A Real Tree Feeder Holds About Six Gal .Or so ,Little welding Mount it To The front Of Four Wheeler , You can Sow Most Any thing , Even Turnip Seeds , Very Good & It Is Light To Handle ,I can Send pictures If You Like , Runs Off A 12 volt Batt , ,better than Walking & Hand Turning Any Day !!!! Thanks
Us country boys whom are locker room bandits that are old school taught of old ways use what we got. Cheap as we can go. My brother and I started raising cattle back in 1990. We currently have a 1965 4000 Ford, 68 5000 Ford and 1966 1020 John Deere that we use. Yep on we have rebuilt both Fords and in process of the John Deere. But we own them.
This whole video reminds me of my dad's way of doing things. He was a country boy from Southern Ga, transplanted there from Alabama by my grandfather in the 30's. Another awesome how to Jeff - thanks for all you take time to record for us. We appreciate it all.
Man I am seriously considering finding a job in Alabama and moving there. The environment look so much like southern Germany, and there is so much cool stuff to do there. Noodling, hunting, hog trapping, mud wrestling, etc!
Where were you stationed? I was in Baumholder between 1989 and 1992.
@Yar Nunya You're right, and the food is extremely good as well.
@@jusnuts1443 I was never in the military. I'm half American and half German. I live here in Germany becuase of work, but living here has become less and less appealing to me.
@@bigrye9615 I was in 2-68 Armor from late'89-early '92. Remember Anthony's Pizza??
@@RyanJones567 I hear that Patagonia is nice.
Keep us updated on how it does . You the man ..
Thank you sir. Love watching you and your projects.
Great job Jeff you definitely know your stuff about planting & growing too!! Totally impress me!! I learn sooo much just watching how you do the stuff!! Thanks for making such good & interesting videos & content!! Preciate Y'all!! Continued success to you & Hannah on it all love all the content & the way you video it & edit it too!! Keep up the great jobs!!! From your BIGGEST fan & Minnesota Man - Greg Leonard 💜💗💜💗💜
There’s nothing like not worrying about scratches and dints in them old tractor! Keeping them going is half the fun. preciate y’all, God bless!
Thank you for the information. I planted one plot this year and it's bringing deer. Just a beautiful sight seeing these deer eat and grow.
Love the music with the high speed farming!
Wheres the tractor repair video supporting you all I can while I’m laid off your channel or Hannah’s plays all day enjoy all your content I truly appreciate y’all
Good vid. Thanks for talkin thru the steps and reasons why... puts things in good context. Glad too yer keepin those old tractors rollin.. love to see old tools keep workin...
☕️ Sunshine and smiles from Philadelphia... have a blessed day and please be safe
Love y'alls fast motion music.....makes it like a 1920s cartoon....👍
Thanks for the video. Simon in Missouri
Hard working . Keep it up n stay safe
Jeff ...man im loving your vidjas keep em coming brother God bless
Excellent job installing a new food plot for the wild life to feed on. Love your channel, be safe, stay healthy, God Bless everyone.
I grew up calling it bush hogging because ours WAS a Bush Hog. Good video. Hope we get a follow up to see how it turns out. Thanks!
That is going to be one sure enough beautiful killing spot, good luck to you all this season!
Jeff that's an awesome looking plot best of luck hunting this year
Thanks for tip on burning it for potash
Awesome good luck on deer season
the world needs to know about this great man!!!...wish i could give you a couple millions views and subs.
Love it Jeff great video .tell Hannah Alabama I said hey ...
Every video offers a lesson... a bit of education. Thanks Jeff.
Galvanized Yankee in SoCal.
First hi Jeff nice to see you
Excited for hunting season to get here and see how that beautiful plot turns out. Hopefully ole mossy horns pays a visit!
i remember driving my gpaws tractor 1 time and accidentally disturbing a bumble bee nest. As they were chasing and stinging me i realized i could actually run faster than i could drive the tractor... so i jumped off, with it still n gear and proceeded to out run the tractor and the bees as my dad and grandpa laughed their butts off. The good ole days before i moved to the city 😂
HaHa 😂
Glad to see your arm is healing. I really enjoy your videos!
Mi gusta el sendero!! Can't wait to see what comes to visit.
Who knew Jeff was a farmer???!!!?!?!!!! Haha farmer Jeff nice food plot Jeff! You’re the man! You can out work any young men nowadays!!! Us older men know how to work and get Er done!!!
Hope you and your alls family is safe
This is the ticket, thanks bud. Very different trying to understand what those other food plot vids up north are about
Good video. Be sure to update after it’s up. Look forward to shoot house build.
Nice. We gave up on this after 3 years and no rain ever on the plot. Hope you get some rain. That place has got to be a meat factory when it gets growing. You're lucky to have a place like that to hunt. Bowhunters paradise- riflemans heaven!!!!
Bush-hoggin, been there, lots of work but necessary when planting some crops. Love the old tractor!
Thank you for caring this alone enjoyed it just wish it was a little longer
Wow que anda rápido ese trastor jajaja saludos buen video😁😁
Fine spot right there ! Good luck !
You know it! Bushhoggin'. Yes sur'.👍
Looking good
Jeff I like the old stuff too!! Keep after the fixable stuff and not the new stuff!
Jeff, you might win a NASCAR race with that Kubota... as fast as it is. LOL I see you put that girl to work hauling fertilizer bags for ya while you're sewin'. That's good for her. Keep us up to speed on how it is during the growing process. Interesting bonus for your deer preparations.
Awesome 👍👍
Great vid, thanks !!!
Yep sandy soil, I hunt NW Florida and took soil samples to the co-op of my plots. When I went back to get the results, the guy ask me was I growing a garden on this? I said no, why? He said well I was going to give you a food stamp application...
Damn good work, bo! Making food for the future
I knew what you was saying but then again I am born and raised in northeastern ky . I miss southern states seed and many other things about living in the country. Goodluck on your food plot brother. You are planting late for our area but your further south then I am up here in flat country Illinois where the BIG BUCKS roam..
Good job about to have to Delta .stay dry and safe. Thanks!!
Thanks for the info 🤙👍 always like your videos !!
Love those old Kubota tractors. I've spent many, many days behind the wheel of one mowing the rows at a Christmas Tree farm.
Old better then new.
Gettin’ er dooone! Y’all’s Southern English makes me homesick...😋
Thankfully Hurricane Delta is going to miss L.A. (Lower Alabama). Hopefully you get just enough rain to wake that seed and fertilizer up and get things growing!! :-)
Man,I have a 2004 3830 4wd hydro. 500 hrs .I gave 16k for it ten years ago. It is awesome,with a qd loader. Life is too short , and a good tractor is essential to our lifestyle. Big Orange is great equipment.
Looking good man my theory is drive till you can't my plots got beat up by Mother Nature this year a couple weeks ago I put down winter wheat cuz I couldn't find any Rye man that stuff took off and the dear loving it
Yup.... Bush-hoggin... Done that a few times. Can't wait to see how it turns out and looking forward to the shooting house video. 👍
i used to have a Allis Chalmers 1946 and a 1936 Minneapolis Moline so just keep em running
I did the same with my equipment till one day my wife said shut up complaining and GO BUY YOU A NEW TRACTOR! So with her blessing I did. Bought a low hour 5075E Deere with MFWD and glad I did. Now when I need it it I don't have to work on it before I can use it and the payments weren't that bad. Just a few hours overtime covers it. It is big enough to do the job but not too big to easily haul around. Your ground worked up well. You are like me in that respect. I am in middle Ga. and we have sandy soils too. I dare say more plots are planted the way you did yours than not. Let us know how it turns out and oh yea Hi Hannah........
Up here in ont Canada we call it a bush hog too thanks Jeff
Your tractor: Makes funny noises, runs hot, leaks, front end all screwed up...sounds like me when I get up in the mornings :)
Totally...ENJOY ur video's Jeff ur a hard worker and when ur kick it up in turbo mode looks cute..
And Music to boot..
Purify mode..
Keep the ol 🚜....cubodle she just want ur attention it all 👊🙂😉🍃
Thank you Jeff
Nice video, usually the rule is you want to plant a seed no deeper than it is tall so you are spot on in not wanting them deep.
You got a dead Loblolly pine on the rt side on that plot. Beetles, lightening ??
Southern seed is all I use year in and out. Never have a problem with germination.
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I had a kubota just like that! It was a great tractor except the front was so light even with it filled with weights.
Great vid bro !
"Bush hogging " I miss that word
We got most of ours planted last weekend. Just waiting for some good rain now if the crows and turkeys don’t eat them up first.
Mr.jeff barron farming is easy task when you have a handy tracktor great.
Love that old Kubota. L175 maybe?? ( might be bigger but it's hard for me to see) Heat or low oil is about the only thing that'll kill that engine. Heat is real bad for them. Hope ya get her cooled off soon. Would love to see a video of you going through it to get her right.
That machine is as close as they come to being bullet proof. You'll be able to use it till ya don't want to run a tractor anymore, then pass it down to Hannah and it'll be there for her as long as she wants to run a tractor.
Yeah Buddy! 💯👍🏽👍🏽
Jeff try to find a teder for that grass and it will burn real good.
Maybe you could add some green sand to add long term potassium and silica plus it will help with the water holding ability of the soil.
Thanks Jeff
Hey Jeff, thanks for the vlog.
Not sure if you have looked into it (probably have) but have you considered a Biochar solution (charcoal) for the feed plot? The branches and smaller limbs that you cut off from the main trees you cut down can be used for Biochar and therefore no waste. Once processed the carbon material will then capture the nutrients in the ‘soil’.
Not sure how this works in a sandy environment but there are a lot of YT vids on Biochar. It’s use dates back many thousand’s of year’s as a way of capturing nutrients and feeding the soil. Look up ‘Tera Preta’ for some details from the Amazon rain forest
Hope all of that makes sense.
Man, ain't no wonder you can't keep a front end under your tractor. You drive like a mad man!
Jeffbarron70 you have an excellent understanding about planting a food plot for deer 🦌 dont get let ypur Kubota go to waste just maintance
Why did you leave that seedling in the almost middle?...Just curious.
What A Legend. 👍
Ur a good guy.....
How’s the arm? Seems to be about fine now?
Cool🤙🏼
Do you ever spray your plots with a herbicide as part of the prep? I’ve always done that with my plots but lately considering not doing it.
No broke um !Iknow how you love welding ! Sew a Seed reap a Harvest ! Big Buck down !
Discipline I like that
Kubota is hard to beat. Hard to wear one out .
Mr.barron may I ask how much is a pro drive boat worth to buy one?
Heh, heh. Mowin'? That's just city-speak for Bush-Hoggin'. LOL
Bush Hogging gets the deer stirred up to, I know I'm not telling you anything you don't know. I've seen after an area is logged the deer come in looking for food. I sure understand not wanting another payment as per a tractor. Nice to have but if you don't use it or have to have it every day just not feasible !
If you ever need extra fire, we’ve got plenty here in California 👍
Hello Jeff has the arm doing ?
yeah am here
Hey Jeff✌... how's that arm feeling
cearel rye, oat red clover?
Chemical Fertilizer fed plants for your food is a bummer. Check out natural way with living soil.Best way for everything...
Watch All You & Daughter On You tube Very good show, Last Year I was going Write You About Seeding Your Food Plots , What I Did To Make It Easy , I had A Real Tree Feeder Holds About Six Gal .Or so ,Little welding Mount it To The front Of Four Wheeler , You can Sow Most Any thing , Even Turnip Seeds , Very Good & It Is Light To Handle ,I can Send pictures If You Like , Runs Off A 12 volt Batt , ,better than Walking & Hand Turning Any Day !!!! Thanks
Is there anything you cant do Mr.Barron.. Lol
Man I feel like a lazy fucker when I watch you lol . I need to step up my game very inspiring .
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