Ah you got me, I was sure you were out in the field following the doctor's orders doing 'light duty' 🤣. I couldn't imagine how you were clubbing that boot of yours thru the corn. 🙏 Heal well and fast 🙏
I forgot the most important thing. I shared your story with my co workers to re enforce the importance of working safely on the farm. Thank you so much for sharing your story so that the farming community can learn and due better
If I had 2 workers as dedicated and dependable and as caring as you I could of retired a rich man 10 years ago. Your dad is lucky to have you working on the farm. Ok
There she is!! Ms. Erin, we all in 'video land' sure hoping your foot and legs are healing up! You ate one tough young woman farmer. Truly hoping you can put that accident behind you and only keep the safety lesson from it. I NEED my daily dose of Erin!! I'm an old man ,please don't scare me like that again! Lol, be safe, keep that wonderful smile that lights up the world!!!
Lordy, what a difference! Interesting to see your results now, after having watched your flag placements during planting season, then shortly afterward seeing plants emerge (with substantial differences noted even at that time). 👍
You are a natural and so believable in your delivery. I really appreciate the way you explain things to such a divers audience so we all understand and can be supportive of farmers.
I say this amazing young lady, should be nominated for an Oscar. Erin ma'am you rock the farming videos God bless you 🙏😇 Erin, you make everyone's days so much brighter
We've always known the quicker the emergence the better off you are, but wow, that shows a extreme difference from day 1 to day 4. Be interesting to see from 1 yr to the next what the difference might be. Thanks for taking the time to do this test, Erin.
You remind me of my daughter. Absolutely love your demeanor and presentations. Grew up on a large farm myself, you know your stuff Erin. Thank you for sharing.
The same applies to sweet corn in the home garden. I chop out anything that emerges beyond day 3....the stalks aren't worth the nutrients they suck up. While I realize that can't be done on a commercial basis, but when you only have an area 100 feet by 200 feet chopping out the late comers improves overall yield.
Awesome presentation! So, next year place some flags on the edge of the field perpendicular to the emergent flags to make them easier to find. Farm girls rock! Hope your legs and foot are feeling better.
This is good information, thanks for taking time to do this research. Obviously you filmed this before you got "tired". Sorry for the play on words. Hope your foot is healing well.
Thank you for posting, I always find it fascinatic to look at the inner workings of a farm. I don't think most people understand how scientific farming is.
I’m happy that you are able to still push out valuable content. I work on a hobby farm in South Western Ontario. We are probably 5000 acres and when I watch you lay out those cobs of corn I have to admit we are jealous. Please if you’re able send us some topsoil.
I never knew that corn plants that are slow to emerge/sprout ended up lagging so far behind and under performing like that? I've just learned something new. Thanks Erin!
Just a little trick I learned in marking areas when quail hunting in west texas. Save it as contact with a pin drop for the address. It works pretty good that way in an iPhone. I also use contacts as away to mark my acres in the fields. Hope that helps
Erin, as a farmer in Ohio…what I’ve done is use a GPS app for longitude/latitude coordinates. I then pound a metal grade stake in the ground with the top painted bright orange. When it comes time to gather and check the corn I use the GPS coordinates..it gets me close, so I take my metal detector and also look for the bright orange paint..it’s how I find the metal stake…it works for me.
@@gordbaker896 It would have been good to place a stake at the edge of the field and taken notes of any landscape features such as power poles, pipes, culverts, or anything along the road so she could find the right place to walk into the field at a later date. She mentioned using multiple devices for gps, but it only works if they have independent lists or apps. If I have a phone, desktop, and tablet all using google maps on the same account, I really only have one record. Noting gps coordinates separately is good since it can later be entered into any gps. At least she found them in a fair amount of time.
I used to use fluro spray paint to mark trials. I also marked to outside fields to show to show roughly where the trials were. I would start the season with a carton on fluro cans, a mix of colors, these stayed on the ground and marked plants for months. I renewed the markings a couple of times through the growing season. Never lost a trial.
Hi Erin! Perhaps an "END OF THE ROW" flag near the road would help next year. (just a thought) Any how your results are quite informative and i would think help to improve your crop yields greatly. Take care of that foot! Have a good day!
Would be cool to see how moisture effects emergents(thinking 30%). Guessing in a couple years they will measure moisture and change depth on the fly. Good video
With this video, even though produced before she bent a prop (which we all do) Erin just grabbed the controls from the instructor and is making this landing on her own. You can tell when she said "ag industry". She's out of the Stearman, into the AT-6, and getting ready for the Red Hawk. Erin is earning her wings.
Next time just don't rely on flags... they tend to get up and walk away! Write down the geo coordinates. You can use your iPhone to do that even. Good luck. Love your smile and attitude! lol
Erin Erin Erin - check the volume settings either on your phone or camera or when editing - some new 'scenes' start with the volume at 0 and slowly increase to normal levels... can't get what you're saying at start sometimes (timestamp 5:06 as example)! Other than that - AWESOME!!! :x
Do you remember the days when people said what they meant and meant what they said? "Literally" is the word that probably annoys me the most...........I wasn't taught that it meant the same as "figuratively".
No disrespect but I must tell you that you are very beautiful I love watching your show and I can't believe the difference in the way the corn grow thank you and your friend from South Carolina
@@sharpsvilleBill I think you are very disrespectful she is a beautiful lady and that is all I said I didn't try to hit on her in any way was trying to be nice but I will not do it again thanks to you
I have a question for you about emergence. Would mixing in compost that is moist help with emergence? Basically the seed would have the nutrients and moisture available to encourage its growth. I'm thinking developing a healthier root system is what happens when a seed emerges quickly. Of course if the soil level is being depleted then that could also promote sustainability so future generations of Holberts can keep on keepin' on with farming.
Removing the Day 3 and 4 from a home garden would be relatively easy if the gardener is on top of things but how do you remove them from an operation like Erin's?
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What a wonderful person. Dad must be very proud.❤️👍🇺🇸
At least you did this pre broken foot.....🦶✌
Ah you got me, I was sure you were out in the field following the doctor's orders doing 'light duty' 🤣. I couldn't imagine how you were clubbing that boot of yours thru the corn. 🙏 Heal well and fast 🙏
Erin a lot of people don't take the time to explain the way you do,very informing and interesting.
Hi Erin,
Those are very good quality ears. That's good farming your dad should be very happy with the crop.
I just keep shaking my head at the young …LUCKY ..lad that lands this Indiana gift to humanity …👍🇺🇸😎
I forgot the most important thing. I shared your story with my co workers to re enforce the importance of working safely on the farm. Thank you so much for sharing your story so that the farming community can learn and due better
If I had 2 workers as dedicated and dependable and as caring as you I could of retired a rich man 10 years ago. Your dad is lucky to have you working on the farm. Ok
There she is!! Ms. Erin, we all in 'video land' sure hoping your foot and legs are healing up! You ate one tough young woman farmer. Truly hoping you can put that accident behind you and only keep the safety lesson from it. I NEED my daily dose of Erin!! I'm an old man ,please don't scare me like that again! Lol, be safe, keep that wonderful smile that lights up the world!!!
WOW! Didn't think 4 days would make that much difference! Great info.
Learned a ton in 6 mins... well done! 👍🏼🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽
Your father better tell you everyday how proud he is of you you're amazing and remarkable and I really enjoy your videos
Farm dads don’t do that you can work hard all day get all your work done and Dad will ask why you did not do more.
You, and your videos are great, and thanks for the "nap in the field" look... Wish you well in all things.
Lordy, what a difference! Interesting to see your results now, after having watched your flag placements during planting season, then shortly afterward seeing plants emerge (with substantial differences noted even at that time). 👍
You are a natural and so believable in your delivery. I really appreciate the way you explain things to such a divers audience so we all understand and can be supportive of farmers.
Erin, your videos are so informative! You do a great job! God bless you and keep you safe! 💖🙏
That smart, that involved in how to be a better farmer…….and what a beautiful gal! Talk about the ideal “ girl next door” !!!!!!!!!!!
Dear Erin,
My father always said try to learn something new everyday. Thank you,
Stay safe stay well
Good to see the outcome of the emergence trial, thanks Erin.
I was hoping to see these results and it is just amazing!
amazing video, keep up with your great video i enjoy watching them all
I say this amazing young lady, should be nominated for an Oscar. Erin ma'am you rock the farming videos
God bless you 🙏😇
Erin, you make everyone's days so much brighter
Thank you so much Erin. You hang tough and keep smiling. If we can smile and laugh, we are doing great. You will heal up good and you will be happy.
Wow great info. Thanks for showing us the results of the flags you had put out. I remember that video.
I remember the video but I need to go back and re-watch it to get some of the details.
Excellent job! Crashing in the grass 😂😂😂😂😂. Every now and again nothin better!!!!!
I’ve never seen a more beautiful farmer! 😍
We've always known the quicker the emergence the better off you are, but wow, that shows a extreme difference from day 1 to day 4. Be interesting to see from 1 yr to the next what the difference might be. Thanks for taking the time to do this test, Erin.
Just love running through the corn field!
Wow! That's shocking to me the difference between day 1 and day 4! That's huge!
You remind me of my daughter. Absolutely love your demeanor and presentations. Grew up on a large farm myself, you know your stuff Erin. Thank you for sharing.
Praying for a bounty of a crop and that you Heal fast👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻God Bless and Stay Safe
The same applies to sweet corn in the home garden. I chop out anything that emerges beyond day 3....the stalks aren't worth the nutrients they suck up. While I realize that can't be done on a commercial basis, but when you only have an area 100 feet by 200 feet chopping out the late comers improves overall yield.
Very nice looking ears coming out of your fields
That grass looks pretty comfy pretty good video interesting
Aaron that was incredible to watch that to see the different sizes keep up the great videos girl hope your foot's feeling better
impressive what precision planting can do.
Great video!
Very educational 👍
I remember that. You were flagging the ones that came up over different days.
That is awesome to see the difference.
The future of the American food supply, is in very good hands.
Food? Not likely. Most Indiana corn gets turned into biofuel.
Love the knowledge you share. Thank you
Talk about a needle in a hay stack! Or maybe a hay in a needle stack? You found them though. Good job.
Very interesting, never knew when a plant emerges made such a big difference, thanks for teaching!
Maybe put a marker at the edge of the field inline with your flags.
Awesome presentation! So, next year place some flags on the edge of the field perpendicular to the emergent flags to make them easier to find. Farm girls rock! Hope your legs and foot are feeling better.
Interesting results!
Thank you
This is good information, thanks for taking time to do this research. Obviously you filmed this before you got "tired". Sorry for the play on words. Hope your foot is healing well.
Very interesting video thanks for great information about corn cobbs
Very interesting I'm going to have to try this on my sweet corn patch
So size matters, Erin your a wealth of information.....
Thank you for posting, I always find it fascinatic to look at the inner workings of a farm.
I don't think most people understand how scientific farming is.
Thanks ☺️
science and agra.. together it's great.. get well soon
Very informative!
Great video. I had no idea there was such a difference in sprouting times.
Yes! me too!! it is amazing to me. I never imagined that how fast it got out of the ground would make a difference in the harvest!
Neat information. Thanks for sharing.
Great posts Erin blessings from New Zealand
Thinking that you and Lawrence Bernard should start a what not to do safety video😂 hope you are healing up quickly take care and be good to you
Interesting, I had no clue that it made such a big difference, keep teaching us stuff we had no idea about :)
I’m happy that you are able to still push out valuable content. I work on a hobby farm in South Western Ontario. We are probably 5000 acres and when I watch you lay out those cobs of corn I have to admit we are jealous. Please if you’re able send us some topsoil.
Yes Erin's topsoil is pretty good! The challenge is to get it dried out enough in spring to plant it!
I never knew that corn plants that are slow to emerge/sprout ended up lagging so far behind and under performing like that? I've just learned something new. Thanks Erin!
Just a little trick I learned in marking areas when quail hunting in west texas.
Save it as contact with a pin drop for the address. It works pretty good that way in an iPhone. I also use contacts as away to mark my acres in the fields. Hope that helps
you did seriously well to find those flags at all
Yes Erin did well. This is an example of how her stubbornness gets a job done!
Good job you👍 Its the flagging kit😁 still think of coffee though 😆 stay safe 🏴
Guys I think what we should take from this video is that day and size matters 🤔. Excellent video Erin carry on. 😉
As a techie myself, I love to see this kind of content. I want to see how things work. 😁
Interesting video Erin
Erin, as a farmer in Ohio…what I’ve done is use a GPS app for longitude/latitude coordinates. I then pound a metal grade stake in the ground with the top painted bright orange. When it comes time to gather and check the corn I use the GPS coordinates..it gets me close, so I take my metal detector and also look for the bright orange paint..it’s how I find the metal stake…it works for me.
That can be hard on the snapping rolls if you miss one!
@@gordbaker896 It would have been good to place a stake at the edge of the field and taken notes of any landscape features such as power poles, pipes, culverts, or anything along the road so she could find the right place to walk into the field at a later date. She mentioned using multiple devices for gps, but it only works if they have independent lists or apps. If I have a phone, desktop, and tablet all using google maps on the same account, I really only have one record. Noting gps coordinates separately is good since it can later be entered into any gps. At least she found them in a fair amount of time.
I used to use fluro spray paint to mark trials. I also marked to outside fields to show to show roughly where the trials were. I would start the season with a carton on fluro cans, a mix of colors, these stayed on the ground and marked plants for months. I renewed the markings a couple of times through the growing season. Never lost a trial.
@@gordbaker896 yes..if I start the season with 5 stakes, I better have 5 when I’m done
Huge corn Eear. Miss are you going to decorate your corn field with scary scarecrows. Happy Halloween happy trick or treat day
Your broken foot sure did heal up real quick
Pretty sure this was filmed before her foot injury. People to pre record stuff🤔
Hi Erin! Perhaps an "END OF THE ROW" flag near the road would help next year. (just a thought) Any how your results are quite informative and i would think help to improve your crop yields greatly. Take care of that foot! Have a good day!
Hello from the great state of Michigan
Very good
Would be cool to see how moisture effects emergents(thinking 30%). Guessing in a couple years they will measure moisture and change depth on the fly. Good video
Check out Precision Planting "Smart Depth". Its currently in use!
your racoon is going to be soooo happy
With this video, even though produced before she bent a prop (which we all do) Erin just grabbed the controls from the instructor and is making this landing on her own.
You can tell when she said "ag industry".
She's out of the Stearman, into the AT-6, and getting ready for the Red Hawk.
Erin is earning her wings.
Next time just don't rely on flags... they tend to get up and walk away! Write down the geo coordinates. You can use your iPhone to do that even. Good luck. Love your smile and attitude! lol
Could you do an explanation video on why a late emergence reduces yield?
Just gonna leave a like right here. Mhmm, very nice.
Erin Erin Erin - check the volume settings either on your phone or camera or when editing - some new 'scenes' start with the volume at 0 and slowly increase to normal levels... can't get what you're saying at start sometimes (timestamp 5:06 as example)! Other than that - AWESOME!!! :x
Rock Rock till you drop
Rock Rock never stop
That's an awfully long hot second
Do you remember the days when people said what they meant and meant what they said? "Literally" is the word that probably annoys me the most...........I wasn't taught that it meant the same as "figuratively".
Awsome!
dang girl, you heal up quick! (Kidding, I know it was shot before your injury)
What was your intended plant population and what was your final (how many ears were harvested)?
Wow!!! Can assume this applies to any cereal grain???
Now, where is the car… lol
me encanta como agarras el choclo
No disrespect but I must tell you that you are very beautiful I love watching your show and I can't believe the difference in the way the corn grow thank you and your friend from South Carolina
Just love how so many fat, gray-haired, old men with no shirts on are always telling Erin how beautiful she is.
@@sharpsvilleBill I think you are very disrespectful she is a beautiful lady and that is all I said I didn't try to hit on her in any way was trying to be nice but I will not do it again thanks to you
@@sharpsvilleBill and way would you call someone fat
A giant corn maze.
Erin. Can we get a knee scooter video? You really should rest. 😊😊
Nice job how many hectares do you have?
When your in the bunisess of feeding the world...every little thing just matters so much, don´t it! thank you for "the rest of the story".
If the fourth day is "sad" then the corn next to my b̶i̶r̶d̶ squirrel feeder is just pitiful.
Nice sleuthing!
Flags found!
I have a question for you about emergence. Would mixing in compost that is moist help with emergence? Basically the seed would have the nutrients and moisture available to encourage its growth. I'm thinking developing a healthier root system is what happens when a seed emerges quickly. Of course if the soil level is being depleted then that could also promote sustainability so future generations of Holberts can keep on keepin' on with farming.
Removing the Day 3 and 4 from a home garden would be relatively easy if the gardener is on top of things but how do you remove them from an operation like Erin's?
What do you mean by the day time unit ? Is it how many days it took for the plant to breach the soil and start leafing out ?
Yes. one day is one day (24 hours) for the majority of plants to poke out of the soil.
Would you try a cover crop?