Glad you’re feeling better my man! I’d give anything if I could shell all of those by hand with my grandma again and her be in her right mind. I bet we could go through a few gallons of tea!
Patrick Phil Sutton gota farm upstate new York use to grow 100 acres peas Procceer moved out of state it paid good money all grew corn and soybeans at one time also canola had to ship it to Canada to get it processed . If you're trucks won't hold water it won't canola I'm so impressed with your farm 14 crops a year .
@@philsutton8677 I like that statement “if your trucks won’t hold water, they won’t hold canola” 😂. 100 acres of southern peas, if hand picked, shelled and baggged has a retail value of $400,000-$475,000. Just hand picked and not processed would be worth $200,000-250,000.
Great work mate always looking forward to your videos especially with the produce love all your videos though keep up the great work and hopefully you are and feel better also same to your family mate hope y'all doing well cheers from Dean in Australia
Pre-plant twice incorporate yellow chemical (prowl or sonolan) at opposite angles. Make sure it is a shallow (2”) even incorporation. Plant the same day in enough moisture to get them up. If you get the rainfall they will canopy quick enough to avoid major weed issues, some years I have to plow middles once, but if you’re machine pick you want to avoid that. Main thing is never let weeds seed out on your land NO MATTER WHAT. Even at the cost of some of your crop, do whatever you can to get rid of weeds before they go to seed.
Hello everyone Patrick Great vidéo starting Tuesday i have run with a john deere 6030 with no till planting beans with a max emerge 12 row planter in Alsace in France great john deere from US equipement US muscle 🇺🇸🇺🇸💪
@@PatrickShivers with my boss i have only john deere 6510 6410 6530 6830 prenium 6150r 6130r only european version 7 r european version 7r US and 8r290 us boosted to 390hp
Bags come from Amazon, the label is a sticker. I label to retail sales, I leave label off of wholesale sales. My bags are thicker than any other pea sellers’. I have had occasional busted bags when we used what everyone else uses (and I’ve seen busted bags at other farms). I went to a 6 mil bag, have absolutely no durability issues and customers love it. 73 cents per bag.
Bifenthrin, acephate, mustang max, or karate. More importantly is timing, and amount of gallons per acre. You need a minimum of 15 gallons of water per acre in your spray
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Your young boss "son" must be cutting labor cost..lol
Hello, Patrick! Have a good recovery! Your videos are always awaited...
Thanks Luis!
@@PatrickShivers 👌
That 3 day schedule good idea!
I hope so
I bet you were one tired man at the end of this particular day. Good video.
My back was major sore after hauling all those hulls out and lifting/dumping all the full bags onto the conveyor
Glad you’re feeling better my man! I’d give anything if I could shell all of those by hand with my grandma again and her be in her right mind. I bet we could go through a few gallons of tea!
Your hard work is appreciated on the plate!
Patrick Phil Sutton gota farm upstate new York use to grow 100 acres peas Procceer moved out of state it paid good money all grew corn and soybeans at one time also canola had to ship it to Canada to get it processed . If you're trucks won't hold water it won't canola I'm so impressed with your farm 14 crops a year .
@@philsutton8677 I like that statement “if your trucks won’t hold water, they won’t hold canola” 😂. 100 acres of southern peas, if hand picked, shelled and baggged has a retail value of $400,000-$475,000. Just hand picked and not processed would be worth $200,000-250,000.
The cows are gonna love those pea hulls
Great video , wish I were closer.. them peas look mighty pleasing!!! Blessings from South Texas 🙏🚜🚜🚜😋❤️🙏
Love the videos, Patrick! What's the name of your place? My wife wants to swing by sometime to get some peas.
MP Produce. Look us up on Facebook for when we are open and what we have available
Howdy Patrick
Great video. Another long day.
Great work mate always looking forward to your videos especially with the produce love all your videos though keep up the great work and hopefully you are and feel better also same to your family mate hope y'all doing well cheers from Dean in Australia
Thanks Dean!
I got to watching you from your auction videos. I like how you do them.
Enjoying this content as well
Thanks for watching. I try to keep it as diverse as possible.
Try land plaster on your butterbeans
Your hard work and efficiency is most impressive.
Just trying to make ends meet.
@@PatrickShivers Takes drive and a desire to excell as well. Very admirable qualities.
I have seen your peas growing in other videos. How do u keep them so clean? I spray select and cultivate, but mine aren’t nearly as clean as yours.
Pre-plant twice incorporate yellow chemical (prowl or sonolan) at opposite angles. Make sure it is a shallow (2”) even incorporation. Plant the same day in enough moisture to get them up. If you get the rainfall they will canopy quick enough to avoid major weed issues, some years I have to plow middles once, but if you’re machine pick you want to avoid that. Main thing is never let weeds seed out on your land NO MATTER WHAT. Even at the cost of some of your crop, do whatever you can to get rid of weeds before they go to seed.
Hello everyone Patrick Great vidéo starting
Tuesday i have run with a john deere 6030 with no till planting beans with a max emerge 12 row planter in Alsace in France great john deere from US equipement
US muscle 🇺🇸🇺🇸💪
The Fendt and Lempken equipment y’all European farmers run is ultra high quality
@@PatrickShivers with my boss i have only john deere 6510 6410 6530 6830 prenium 6150r 6130r only european version 7 r european version 7r US and 8r290 us boosted to 390hp
How many picked bushels (bags) did you start with to end up that many? Peas in the hull to shelled ratio? Love your videos.
99 bags yielded 149.5 shelled in the cooler. Best turn out I’ve ever had
@@PatrickShivers will the bags hold 2 bushels of unshelled peas?
@@1970mojorisin no
@@PatrickShivers thank you for your replies. Keep the videos coming.
Just curious what happens to the hulls and other stuff that comes from the cleaner is it composted or fed to the cows?
Fed to cows and chickens
What kind of pea sheller is that?
Thomson Industries
Where do you order those ziplocks with your logo on it?
Bags come from Amazon, the label is a sticker. I label to retail sales, I leave label off of wholesale sales. My bags are thicker than any other pea sellers’. I have had occasional busted bags when we used what everyone else uses (and I’ve seen busted bags at other farms). I went to a 6 mil bag, have absolutely no durability issues and customers love it. 73 cents per bag.
These are fresh peas (that is, not dried down)?
Yes. They are succulent. All the peas I shell and sell (4 varieties) are fresh not dried down.
My peas get stung every year. What can I spray for that?
Bifenthrin, acephate, mustang max, or karate. More importantly is timing, and amount of gallons per acre. You need a minimum of 15 gallons of water per acre in your spray