I want to thank you as another female farmer for taking the time to explain and shoot this video! I have the same bed maker and your video helped me. From one woman to another, I am so impressed with your natural understanding of how equipment works and goes together!
Thank you @Barney Betelueuse = ) I cannot wait to use this thing again this year! I had so much fun I posted several videos from when I used it. Not so great as a solo project, but it gets the job done...even quicker with some help = ) Happy Farming!
Artavious Smith thank you for watching and for the words of encouragement! Good luck and congratulations to you!! Keep me posted on your Georgia grow! I think you’re the first Georgia farmer to post : ). Happy Farming!!
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot my login password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
@Ares Santino Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
I am looking at purchasing a Berry Hill RB-448 this year and I noticed you chose the stainless steel hopper. What are your thoughts about the hopper? did you use it and was it as effective as you thought. From what I gather its more for the advantage of laying down fertilizer during your mulch laying pass. I usually fertilize my soil and then hip up my rows with a row hipper. But my question is do you consider it to be an advantage or would you have left it off now that your much more knowledgeable about your farming skills. A friend of mine is fertilizing down the drip tape with compost tea and that is a huge benefit under the mulch layer! So glad your doing well and have decided to grow hemp again this 2020! I'm sure everyone will be watching, I know I will.
I think you will love the unit @Shane Kittman! Awesome! I think I'm up in the air about the fertilizer hopper. I did use it, but it didn't drop as much as I would have expected...NOTE...this was likely my error. The crank wheel comes with two different drive sprockets. I just used the one already in place (smaller). I probably should have used the larger one. I'm not dropping fertilizer again before I lay the mulch, so if I can get it to work the way I want it will certainly be a time and sweat equity saver. I believe it was $500 extra for the hopper. Thanks for the confidence boost...I think I know about nothing LOL It's fun to learn though. Farming is so awesome! I did use compost tea, cal-mag (both in a the feeder), and top dressed the plants (have several other videos about this). The top dressing was still fresh when I harvested, so I'm not sure how helpful this was in the end. Let me know how it goes and if you post any videos on your crop! Happy Farming!!
the hopper works great . We used a powdered organic mix , we set the sprockets to max out put , it laid out almost perfectly . You have to watch the hopper a little bit.
I’m not sure about the tearing…if the outer edge of the roll is damaged or if it is tearing from the implement. The first season I had to make several adjustments to the tilt of the wheel and the stabilizing wings (wings were tearing the mulch). The tilt of the wheel made all the difference. The second season I made sure to do a better job with the plow and till to break up as much dirt as possible to hill under the unit. It helped with the entire operation. Still had to make adjustments, but it helped a lot. I love this implement! Happy Farming!!
@@MommaGotATractor I was glad to see it... My son and I are growing hemp this year... thanks for all your info Peace and I think I am going to buy one of these layers.
Omg you have poor body mechanics maam. My lower back hurts watching you. please have a proper body posture especially when lifting heavy things off the ground.
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I want to thank you as another female farmer for taking the time to explain and shoot this video! I have the same bed maker and your video helped me. From one woman to another, I am so impressed with your natural understanding of how equipment works and goes together!
sehr gute Arbeit
Danke sehr
I was really interested in how this would work thank you for videoing this
Looks great 😀👍
Thank you @Barney Betelueuse = ) I cannot wait to use this thing again this year! I had so much fun I posted several videos from when I used it. Not so great as a solo project, but it gets the job done...even quicker with some help = ) Happy Farming!
Love watching your videos. Getting ready to submit my application to grow in Georgia. Thanks for all the tips and tricks.
Artavious Smith thank you for watching and for the words of encouragement! Good luck and congratulations to you!! Keep me posted on your Georgia grow! I think you’re the first Georgia farmer to post : ). Happy Farming!!
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I stupidly forgot my login password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
@Jermaine Ricky Instablaster :)
@Ares Santino Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Ares Santino It worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account :D
I am looking at purchasing a Berry Hill RB-448 this year and I noticed you chose the stainless steel hopper. What are your thoughts about the hopper? did you use it and was it as effective as you thought. From what I gather its more for the advantage of laying down fertilizer during your mulch laying pass. I usually fertilize my soil and then hip up my rows with a row hipper. But my question is do you consider it to be an advantage or would you have left it off now that your much more knowledgeable about your farming skills. A friend of mine is fertilizing down the drip tape with compost tea and that is a huge benefit under the mulch layer!
So glad your doing well and have decided to grow hemp again this 2020! I'm sure everyone will be watching, I know I will.
I think you will love the unit @Shane Kittman! Awesome! I think I'm up in the air about the fertilizer hopper. I did use it, but it didn't drop as much as I would have expected...NOTE...this was likely my error. The crank wheel comes with two different drive sprockets. I just used the one already in place (smaller). I probably should have used the larger one. I'm not dropping fertilizer again before I lay the mulch, so if I can get it to work the way I want it will certainly be a time and sweat equity saver. I believe it was $500 extra for the hopper. Thanks for the confidence boost...I think I know about nothing LOL It's fun to learn though. Farming is so awesome! I did use compost tea, cal-mag (both in a the feeder), and top dressed the plants (have several other videos about this). The top dressing was still fresh when I harvested, so I'm not sure how helpful this was in the end. Let me know how it goes and if you post any videos on your crop! Happy Farming!!
the hopper works great . We used a powdered organic mix , we set the sprockets to max out put , it laid out almost perfectly . You have to watch the hopper a little bit.
We have the same implement and have problems with the plastic tearing along the edge or coming out from under the wheels. Any help?
I’m not sure about the tearing…if the outer edge of the roll is damaged or if it is tearing from the implement. The first season I had to make several adjustments to the tilt of the wheel and the stabilizing wings (wings were tearing the mulch). The tilt of the wheel made all the difference. The second season I made sure to do a better job with the plow and till to break up as much dirt as possible to hill under the unit. It helped with the entire operation. Still had to make adjustments, but it helped a lot. I love this implement! Happy Farming!!
did your plants grow
Tappedline they sure did : ) I posted a harvest video, but there are many other videos documenting the plants as they grew. Thanks for watching : )
@@MommaGotATractor I was glad to see it... My son and I are growing hemp this year... thanks for all your info Peace and I think I am going to buy one of these layers.
The shield keeps too much dirt from going on the plastic
Omg you have poor body mechanics maam. My lower back hurts watching you. please have a proper body posture especially when lifting heavy things off the ground.
I’m paying for it this year : ( Trying to be more aware. Thank you for caring : )