Sand and SOM (soil organic matter) are brought up from the subsoil. These make the soil easier to work and it means they can grow a wider range of crops. Mainly vegetable crops which give a better return than cereal crops, sugar beet, etc.. It is often done by farmers who convert to organic farming, as they don't crop their farms in a traditional way. This is also the case with this farm. Hope this helps!
'No till' or Direct drilling is only used with cereal and forage crops that dont need 16" of crumb structure and where trash is minimal and does not need burying
Top soil is in the top 8inches of ground, not the bottom 28 inches. Watch the water perculate down and it won't reach the end of the rows. Great way to get harvesting equipment stuck...DEEP!
Copied directly from description: Deep ploughing is done to bring sand on top and bury the heavy clay. it also increases the soil organic matter (SOM) of the soils. This makes it more versatile and easily to work with. In this particular case the field will be converted to organic farm. A range of vegetable crops can now be grown. Because the land more easily workable you can save fuel, start sooner and continue for a longer time.
Read the description: Deep ploughing is done to bring sand on top and bury the heavy clay. it also increases the soil organic matter (SOM) of the soils. This makes it more versatile and easily to work with. In this particular case the field will be converted to organic farm. A range of vegetable crops can now be grown. Because the land more easily workable you can save fuel, start sooner and continue for a longer time.
I honestly don't see how this could possibly increase the soil organic matter. Are there layers of organic matter (like peat) buried in the top 1.80m. of the soil?
You are absolutely right. These experts have no clue what they are doing and you, an adolescent kid that has no clue what he is talking about, knows it all !
Yes there are there is peaty soil underneath which is brought to the surface and mixed with the sand and clay. You lose some % in the first years after farming it but ultimately it stabilises on a higher level than before.
Interesting video! Here in Southern Manitoba Canada no farmers ever plow . I have not seen plowing here in 30 ish years. You must find it helps otherwise you won’t do it. Thanks!
I've read somewhere that North American soils are much lighter and easier to till, so you can still get a good yield without ploughing. European soils are heavy and rich in clay, so to properly aerate it you need more agressive agrotechnical treatment. In most cases on North American soil ploughing does not give enough benefits to be economicaly justified. In Europe it almost always does.
Deep ploughing is done to bring sand on top and bury the heavy clay. it also increases the soil organic matter (SOM) of the soils. This makes it more versatile and easily to work with. In this particular case the field will be converted to organic farm. A range of vegetable crops can now be grown. Because the land more easily workable you can save fuel, start sooner and continue for a longer time.
Copied directly from description: Deep ploughing is done to bring sand on top and bury the heavy clay. it also increases the soil organic matter (SOM) of the soils. This makes it more versatile and easily to work with. In this particular case the field will be converted to organic farm. A range of vegetable crops can now be grown. Because the land more easily workable you can save fuel, start sooner and continue for a longer time.
You obviosly know crap about this .... These are fields that used to be under the sea. By building dams, they got this land dry. Under seawater you have a lot of layers of dead organic material. That is what they bring to the top with deep plowing
Под помидоры наверное. Почва истощилась кальция нет на 1,5-1,8 м плуг с низу откапывают. В СССР и поглубже копали сцепкой на гусянках из трех четырёх тракторов.
How you will grow something there even after that deep mineral rich soil will go down and fresh soil will come up witj lack of minerals. We just plough upto 10 to 15 inch, so natural mineral soil should remain same.
Ta plusieurs raisons. Ça peut être pour enterrer le sel dans les poelder en Hollande ou bien pour mélanger des couche de terre très argileuse avec une couche plus sableuse. En Italie tu trouvé ça aussi pour casser une couche minéral dure qui se forme à cause des évaporation d'eau. C'est évidemment très coûteux et bien sur pas fait tout les ans. Parfois juste une fois cela dépend du but recherché.
Зачем так глубоко пахать... Самая плодородная почва уходит в глубину, а песок на верх...во времена СССР были проведены исследования об этом из чего выяснили что нет необходимости пахать в глубину, надо просто дать почве отдохнуть года 2/3
The momment you love your job for playing with big "toys" but hate it as youre the guy having to sit lopsided and plow as everyone said 'NOT IT!' when askingnwhos going to be in the back tractor
I watched this with utter dismay,not with the guys ploughing but with the reasoning behind it ,which by the description is an utter lie The reason for this type of ploughing is that for years it probably grew the same crop,no rotation and now the top layer after years of "no till" stupidity is now "farmed out" and will not grow a crop that would be worth anything This is a vain attempt to bury the worn out top layer and replace it with some soil that may ,after loads of fertiliser, grow something close to a crop If we are not care full all the great growing areas of the world will become baron and non productive and no amount of "diversity in farming" will help
martin jeffery considering the tractors that farm uses it seems to me they know how to farm. They don’t need someone who doesn’t know anything to tell them they dont know how to farm
Just looking at things mate ,i dont need to listen to a ,complete gerbil like you who really has no clue about anything really ,do you? .back to the basement
honestly do you even farm. quit trying to tell them they dont know what they are doing. he obviously farms good enough to make a living so clearly he knows what hes doing.
Prachtig om te zien!
Wow. I bet someone had a sore back that evening!
Interesting video. I feel sorry for the guy ploughing - he will be feeling very lopsided after a day in the field !!
Yes I certainly wouldn't want to switch places with him!
Great video and action ; thumbs up!!! Greets Stefan
What a great video!
Plow that deep here in the San Joaquin valley you run the risk of striking oil.
Big Papi o
Well in a sense it is like striking oil already, all those dormant nutrients that deep down is gonna make for a great crop.
10 cm deeper and they groundwater.
that chained up tire is a hero!
What's the purpose of the deep ploughing?can anyone enlighten me please?
Sand and SOM (soil organic matter) are brought up from the subsoil. These make the soil easier to work and it means they can grow a wider range of crops. Mainly vegetable crops which give a better return than cereal crops, sugar beet, etc.. It is often done by farmers who convert to organic farming, as they don't crop their farms in a traditional way. This is also the case with this farm. Hope this helps!
Mooie film Niels. Nieuwe chauffeur, vervanger voor Jan Immeker. Het blijft leuk zoveel brute kracht.
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Jazeker Jan een heel mooi spektakel!
Das ist mal ein Pflug! Geile Sache :D
Which brand and type of plow did they use?
This plough is home made by this company.
Any idea why the 1050 isnt ploughing and the 939 pulling?
MrMyboymax Because the 1050 has more hp which he couldn't use completely while ploughing due to the lack of grip.
Marvin V. No, the wheels of the fendt are not good for this plow
How long takes it to plough 1 ha?
My groupmate (at front) and me (with plow) when we're doing together project ;>
Well this goes against all no till theory's
'No till' or Direct drilling is only used with cereal and forage crops that dont need 16" of crumb structure and where trash is minimal and does not need burying
This could also help loosen compressed soil (from heavy machinery and years of traditional 25cm deep ploughing), making the soil have better aeration.
no stones at all , i wish my land was like that !
Top soil is in the top 8inches of ground, not the bottom 28 inches. Watch the water perculate down and it won't reach the end of the rows. Great way to get harvesting equipment stuck...DEEP!
*Yeah dude... you're an idiot*
Copied directly from description:
Deep ploughing is done to bring sand on top and bury the heavy clay. it also increases the soil organic matter (SOM) of the soils. This makes it more versatile and easily to work with. In this particular case the field will be converted to organic farm. A range of vegetable crops can now be grown. Because the land more easily workable you can save fuel, start sooner and continue for a longer time.
Nice .. but i don.t understand why they plow the field usuali then deep
Read the description: Deep ploughing is done to bring sand on top and bury the heavy clay. it also increases the soil organic matter (SOM) of the soils. This makes it more versatile and easily to work with. In this particular case the field will be converted to organic farm. A range of vegetable crops can now be grown. Because the land more easily workable you can save fuel, start sooner and continue for a longer time.
Only a 1050 isn ' t enought?
Reclaiming soil from the sea?so what with the salt left in the soil ?or the sea there is not very salty?
The water is pumped out.
I honestly don't see how this could possibly increase the soil organic matter. Are there layers of organic matter (like peat) buried in the top 1.80m. of the soil?
You are absolutely right. These experts have no clue what they are doing and you, an adolescent kid that has no clue what he is talking about, knows it all !
Yes there are there is peaty soil underneath which is brought to the surface and mixed with the sand and clay. You lose some % in the first years after farming it but ultimately it stabilises on a higher level than before.
Makes sense. Thanks!
More satisfying than these soap cutting videos.
good vidéo, very impressive !
Van Werven💪💪😍
Interesting video! Here in Southern Manitoba Canada no farmers ever plow . I have not seen plowing here in 30 ish years. You must find it helps otherwise you won’t do it. Thanks!
I've read somewhere that North American soils are much lighter and easier to till, so you can still get a good yield without ploughing. European soils are heavy and rich in clay, so to properly aerate it you need more agressive agrotechnical treatment. In most cases on North American soil ploughing does not give enough benefits to be economicaly justified. In Europe it almost always does.
Paweł Pawłowski Very interesting, thanks for your reply!
I guess less than a Meter deep with double ploughing?
why don't they use the 939 in front?
The track width of the 1050 is to wide to plough.
aah dat verklaard een hoop! bedankt voor de reactie!
Wat een krachtpatsers 💪💪💪💪💪💪
Dont wonder when the Fendt 900 is pulled in two halfes😋
claas fan Is not a Claas
Thas why the chain is attached in the back of the 900, you can see when they turn.
They have done this in the past yes by accident.
claas
fan
Prachtige video Niels. Ik ben daar ook even geweest. Wat een combinatie!
Wel veel wind iedere keer. Dat maakt het filmen een stuk lastiger:)
Bedankt Hans. Wie is er niet geweest vraag ik me af ;-). Dit was om 6.30 's ochtends toen waaide het wel maar gelukkig niet teveel.
Daar heb je gelijk in. Genoeg foto's en video's van gemaakt:) Mooi op tijd trouwens, 6.30!
Un muy bueno vídeo! 👍
You could use a CAT D11T at Turbocharged 950 Hp
200.000 EUR Fendt 939 ripped apart
50 EUR cartire lasting all season.
nutellagnuen that 939 cost more around 300.000 in the netherlands and the 1050 cost 500.000 €
wow very good
Bonjour ou est l'utilité de se labour ??
Deep ploughing is done to bring sand on top and bury the heavy clay. it also increases the soil organic matter (SOM) of the soils. This makes it more versatile and easily to work with. In this particular case the field will be converted to organic farm. A range of vegetable crops can now be grown. Because the land more easily workable you can save fuel, start sooner and continue for a longer time.
How much does that cost an acre
I wouldn't know. A lot I think but to the farmer this is a good investment.
Weiß einer wiso die so tief ackern? Weil die holen ja die ganze erde hoch die eiglich keiner braucht.
What is the need for ploughing so deep ?
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Deep ploughing is done to bring sand on top and bury the heavy clay. it also increases the soil organic matter (SOM) of the soils. This makes it more versatile and easily to work with. In this particular case the field will be converted to organic farm. A range of vegetable crops can now be grown. Because the land more easily workable you can save fuel, start sooner and continue for a longer time.
Mainly due to soil compaction, the ground has a lot of clay in it.
Matevz96 lol tilling soil never increases organic matter ... only Mother Nature can do that start no tilling and strip tilling
You obviosly know crap about this .... These are fields that used to be under the sea. By building dams, they got this land dry. Under seawater you have a lot of layers of dead organic material. That is what they bring to the top with deep plowing
ROSSgreat pice of kit; keep up the good work Ross deep ploughing for your land more soft and help plan root easy to grown
Haaayı maşallah diyelim
Jedno pytanie, na huj?
Jak kiedyś o tym czytałem bo wydawało mi się tak samo to wyczytałem że pod szparagi i inne rośliny które rosną na głęboko
Что-то мелко пашут, наверное под чеснок.
Под помидоры наверное. Почва истощилась кальция нет на 1,5-1,8 м плуг с низу откапывают. В СССР и поглубже копали сцепкой на гусянках из трех четырёх тракторов.
Непонемаеш ты ничего в ноутиле🤣😂🤣🤫
Редиску сеять будут😵
@@sergemaller6683 Ноутил. Ха-ха-ха, ОРУ.
Die haben sicherlich frühs schnick schnack schnuck gemacht wer den ganzen tag in der furche fahren muss
des ist noch viel einfacher... der mit der geringsten Betriebszugehörigkeit....
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Solange gute Musik auf dem USB stick ist, Kein Problem ;)
Wow 😱😱😱
900 Hp ! why not use a Komatsu D 575A D dozer at 1150 Hp ?
FENDT POWER IS REALLY EXTREM
Awsome video :)
how hp tracter
*517hp + 396hp = 913 horsepower*
An den Fahrer des 900er: na alles senkrecht? ;-)
What is going to be grown in it? - Super trees?
Zasto se radi ovako duboko oranje
Ou est l'utilité svp?? Destruction du sol et le gazole c'est pas cher hein!
Ziomek ja taki pług to 60 ciągnąłem na 3 biegu 1600 obrotów więc nie wiem po chuj wam 2 traktory do takiej orki
Also ih versteh des ned warum ma so tief ackern duat. Ausser dem wann des ah kunde is dann mecht ih des ackern ned zoin
Andreas Friedl jo i dengs ma a monchmoi oba des is weil dur irgend a mineral im boden tief unten is und des griagt ma so aufa fir de pflonz danoch
How you will grow something there even after that deep mineral rich soil will go down and fresh soil will come up witj lack of minerals.
We just plough upto 10 to 15 inch, so natural mineral soil should remain same.
The subsoil which is ploughed up is richer in nutrients and has more soil organic matter (SOM) than the heavier soil which is ploughed under.
Для чего так глубоко пашут ?
po cholere tak głęboko?
Dawid Konieczny Też mnie to zastanawia... tymbardziej że jak widać, już raz było przeorane.. Głębosz by nie wystarczył ??
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Au niveau de la vie du sol ç est aberrant et deux tracteurs pour ça !!!!!?????
deere power eh oui, merci les lobbies agricoles...
Ta plusieurs raisons. Ça peut être pour enterrer le sel dans les poelder en Hollande ou bien pour mélanger des couche de terre très argileuse avec une couche plus sableuse. En Italie tu trouvé ça aussi pour casser une couche minéral dure qui se forme à cause des évaporation d'eau. C'est évidemment très coûteux et bien sur pas fait tout les ans. Parfois juste une fois cela dépend du but recherché.
Pour en arriver là le sol devait être stérile, la couche arable va mettre des années a se reconstruire.
This is why there are seatbelts in tractors.
Pourquoi " creuser " aussi profond ?
Che bestie di trattori
You need a big articulated tractor
sr mctt it doesent Work ... They tried it with an 600hp cameco
Schön mit Kette ziehen, kommt immer gut😂😂😂
Зачем так глубоко пахать... Самая плодородная почва уходит в глубину, а песок на верх...во времена СССР были проведены исследования об этом из чего выяснили что нет необходимости пахать в глубину, надо просто дать почве отдохнуть года 2/3
This is in a polder with soil that is rich in minerals for the crops and that mineral rich soil is deeper cus you are plowing the top meter or so
Why ??????? Please
*Making new top soil.*
Po co tak głęboko?
Co wnosi tak głęboka orka?
I think the Vario 1050 could plough alone
They have tried to but the tyres are to wide. Also you get compaction in the bottom of the furrow.
The tires need a half the water For more power
Mah a me non dice niente meno centralile piu coppia fiat 180 55 risolto il proplema mali estremi mettiamo davanti un 180/90 vai sul sicuro
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Pull that 939 in two , i wouldnt buy that for 1/3. The money
gajab
Your too far North for the Rice Patty Field your Putting in!! Time to recalibrate the GPS!!!
Experts in deeb ploughing and still dont know how to plow/harrow fields evenly so you dont have to level them every few years...
Ok but why ?
To bring up lighter soil so a wider variety of crops can be grown.
Çok manyak sürüyorlar
А зачем так глубако
Mire vegeznek a hatso traktorba a csavo gerincferdulest kap
that is not good for crankshaft :D
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The momment you love your job for playing with big "toys" but hate it as youre the guy having to sit lopsided and plow as everyone said 'NOT IT!' when askingnwhos going to be in the back tractor
Is this no till ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
A Quadtrac could do it alone
tobsi 1234 no because of the stearing. They tried it in the past with an 600hp cameco and ist didtn work.
Max Betz ah ok I didn't taught about that
They dont need a Quadtrac.. no need in the Netherlands..
Again ... People knowing nothing about it, telling how it should be done ...
It can but I fear engine power double FENDTs nothing is comparable.
You should of attached a Tesla to it hahaha I know it wouldn’t work though
it probably comes at a price for the land owner lol
Certainly does but also a lot of profit afterwards.
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are they mad
*No, you are just ignorant.*
to me the Idea is not economical at all.
*Well, your obviously have no clue what you are talking about.*
@@doktorbimmer th-cam.com/video/o9Ucwg04W_c/w-d-xo.html
@zzirSnipzz1 *What is you point?*
@@doktorbimmer why use 2 engines when 1 could do the job less fuel more economical
@zzirSnipzz1 *So where is your per acre/hectare cost breakdown and annual operating cost analysis?*
Nr. 1: too high tire pressure!
Tata
Utanmadan bu rezilligi videoya çekmişşiniz pulluğu biraz saga cekip tek traktorle ve trktör sağa yatmadanda yapabilirsiniz
Abdurrahman Yıldız ne kadar çok şey biliyorsunuz yapılan uygulamanın ne için yapıldığından bi haber sadece laf olsun diye yazmayın.
Ridiculous and not necessary !!!
*Yes, you are stupid.*
Poor driver
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😲😲😲😂😂😂
Manuel Zabrocki
I watched this with utter dismay,not with the guys ploughing but with the reasoning behind it ,which by the description is an utter lie
The reason for this type of ploughing is that for years it probably grew the same crop,no rotation and now the top layer after years of "no till" stupidity is now "farmed out" and will not grow a crop that would be worth anything
This is a vain attempt to bury the worn out top layer and replace it with some soil that may ,after loads of fertiliser, grow something close to a crop
If we are not care full all the great growing areas of the world will become baron and non productive and no amount of "diversity in farming" will help
martin jeffery considering the tractors that farm uses it seems to me they know how to farm. They don’t need someone who doesn’t know anything to tell them they dont know how to farm
They are actually contractors machines not the farms
Just looking at things mate ,i dont need to listen to a ,complete gerbil like you who really has no clue about anything really ,do you? .back to the basement
honestly do you even farm. quit trying to tell them they dont know what they are doing. he obviously farms good enough to make a living so clearly he knows what hes doing.
fuck off you fucking idiot
How to kill a field in one lesson
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