2020 Field Work Underway | JOHN DEERE R4045
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- 2020 field work is underway in Western Kentucky. In this video viewers spend time in the field and in the cab with a 346 hp JOHN DEERE R4045 sprayer equipped with 120 ft booms and a 1,200 gallon solution tank. My friend Matt shows viewers what it is like to operate this big machine while spraying wheat in 18 degree temperatures.
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We all like the versions with Matt he pretty cool like if u agree
I love those videos with Matt and Garnett Farms always so interesting
Matt is a good guy, I hope they pay him what he's worth. Good video, spraying is taking over a lot of what tillage and cultivation used to do.
Love watching Matt. His videos are so enjoyable. Look forward to 2020 farm season. Keep up the great work Jason
Thank you Matt.
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People who watch your videos are awesome 😊
Thank you for watching.
Brings back memories. Driving a 470 Hagie, foliar feeding corn, wheat, hay, potatoes, etc. I had 4wd hydrostatic drive, 270gal tank, 50 ft boom, & NO cab. As far "technology", I had a pressure gauge, a speedometer and a keen eye along with my GPS or my "Guessing and Prayin' System". Oh, top speed: 6mph. I would be out in those fields a long time doing that! Great video and thanks to Matt.
Great video btp.
The sprayer is massive and takes great co-ordination to operate it.
Great commentary and explanation is given by Matt...
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Congratulations on 200k subs! Keep up the great work👍 I can't wait to see more field work videos this year👍
Some spraying rig!! Like the sytle of this vid with some cab commentary, great work!!
Great video as always tell Matt thanks and I hope when they start ground work and planting he will do another video
Great video with Matt and big JD sprayer .
Congrats on 200k subscribers...quite a milestone
Matt keep up the great videos. Jason you got a great team.
Hi jason, I am the french farmer that you have met during the NFMS with Matt
Pretty good view watching that thing drain the tank.
Matt is the man!!
Can't wait to see planting season kick off !!!!🚜
Just a about 3 weeks to field work for corn.
@@bigtractorpower I'm ready for it.👍
Congrats on 200,000 subscribers
The best 😎
Great Video 👏👌🏻👍
I love farming
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Awesome 200k subs
See what happens when I go back home I miss all of this. I will be there soon enough forever
Best videos on TH-cam
Thank you for watching.
I wish you would do a video on Tyler Patriot sprayers. It would be neat to see all the versions during their short run. They were the primary sprayers here in this area of west TN in the 90s. I would like to see all of the versions, the original, the Patriot II, the WT, and the NT. I have a 1994 Tyler Patriot XL in west TN.
That is pretty country
Wow mats got some really long days but a really cool sprayer though
Be careful with those chemicals out there I’ve always been told how hazardous farming can be if you’re not careful please stay safe have a good season Brad from Minnesota
200K....
Keep on! :)
😁👍👍. Thank you. It is exciting to know there are 200,000 tractor fans.
@@bigtractorpower --u earned it! :)
Literally squirting the dirt!
Thanks for showing BTP and Matt for the ride along. We have come a long way in a short period of time with farming techniques. From "eh, that's good enough for me" to the totally computerized equipment. Who knows where we'll be in 10 years from now.
Another great video! Why do you go diagonal across the rows and not with the rows?
Great video! Really looking forward to see the anhydrous application, will you give us a heads-up when you film it via Instagram?
Use this comment as a “screw bloomberg” button.
I saw two of the sprayers go bye my aunt and uncles just up the road from the farm, I was wondering what they were spraying.
its a good thing 28% dont freeze
We had 13 days of bad weather between the first day of spraying and the night spraying
I’m continually blown away by the size of the machines. Was he actually going 70mph on the highway? I saw 70 on a gauge, don’t know if that was the speedometer.
Ken Mosholder I was doing 70 in my truck on the way to work. The sprayers top out at 35
I thought they were getting new machine Matt still has the one with the dented hood grills?
They trade one sprayer a year. I don’t think Matt’s is up until next year. His is a 2018.
Break away booms are in action at 4:09. Haha I know it's hard to multitask.
I’ve been in Matt’s shoes as far as being the go to guy for any operation. I wouldn’t want to run any other spray rig than a Deere. My only complaint is cab noise. I ran every JD model and cab noise is ridiculous. On long days I wore a headset just to save my ears
yeti Fetty totally agree on the cab noise. Their sprayers and tractors are very loud in the cab.
Do any of the sprayers have exactapply on them?
Have they run any other brand of sprayers?
I can not see his new video because it is private. Anyone else?
There was a glitch. The new version will post at 9:30 pm.
Lol beating u guys all from Canada we’re already at harvesting corn in 2020... but 2019 crop lmao
Mesh I’m sorry to hear that! 🙃
Matt G just a few of us who left their corn out last fall cause at 28% drying cost were high and especially with that propane shortage but corns still standing and we’re saving big in drying costs took the gamble and it paying off
You put the seed in the hole mini Mike says that is all it takes so why is this happening
how about a seat belt fasten when driving the pickup.
They side dressed they corn
I just tried to watch your latest video and it says private?
When it is really cold when the ground is froze how do you keep the sprayer from freezing up
Jimmy Strain the fertilizer doesn’t freeze.
Matt G so in our area nobody does anything like this and none of our agronomist know anything about top dressing nitrogen on standing crops but I’m growing some small grain this year and was curious as to how you spray on the nitrogen without burning the crop. How many units can you put on in one pass and how soon after application should you go before needing rain to take it in?
We farm the same crops in the same area and liquid nitrogen does not freeze. It will create a salt like substance that clogs up the nozzels sometimes. Then you just go outside and flush the nozzel out.
Dylan Bosch the fertilizer will burn the plant if you don’t use a stream style nozzle. That way it gets to the ground rather than coating the plant. Some of our wheat this year got 18.5 gal to the acre we will come back in a month and give it another dose.
@@iamatt568 so in using a stream style nozzle the drops that do hit the plant roll off without harming the plant at all?
How many acres do they farm all together?
About 33,000.
Is he running his own youtube channel yet?
No Matt just appears here on BTP. He stays too busy at the farm to produce videos. I appreciate the time he shares with us.
U think he wishes the sprayer boom was on the front, then he could look a head and not back so much?
Yeah we have the NewHolland, it's real nice especially on fence lines.
It’s a personal preference. Technology dictates. I would rather look back at it than eat it
I don’t see how the booms can handle 15mph and not break.
Nick Allred 15 is slow. Sometimes we do 20 😬
Matt is right. 15 is slow for most applications. These rigs can handle 25 mph. As an operator the ground conditions play more of a factor than anything. Sit in these for hours on end and your body feels it. IMO
yeti Fetty absolutely. all depends on gal/acre. More gallons means go slower. Less gallons go faster to maintain pressure. After spending hours In the seat though you tend want to go slower...for your back 🥴
Matt G yes sir
@@iamatt568 You should do a video of all your colourfull shades
I am sure if Mike B was asked, you could just do this every day. Not sure why you are working at night. And did you ask his office for the right quantity of nitrogen?
If Bernie was here, he would demand you to stop because it is unfair.