Tatu is a Native animal from my region, move lots of dirt to cave tunnels and live in then. This plow 'Tatu' is manufactured here in Brazil, thanks for Sharing this!
I think his soil is actually really bad. These large fields only grow mono culture crops which need to be sprayed with pesticdes. Wind will erode the land and blow of all light minerals. This kind of agricultural activity is only large scale low quality food production which causes all kinds of problems.
Other than the Hill Country (which is far too over populated), the High Plains and up through the Panhandle IS by far the most beautiful part of the great state of TEXAS.
Turning plows give the highest yields,but no till gives good returns because of the greatly reduced inputs from land prep. That said,there is something so satisfying about plowing. Plowing also brings lots or arrow heads to the top of the ground in my area!
@@oobreefarms Do you see a yield increase, the reason I ask is we haven't plowed in 30 years, but plowed 1/2 a field a few years ago, got busy and never finished it, you can tell to the row where that plow ran, it's amazing after all these years it still shows up
I don't know about the yield increase since we plow at least once every 3-4 years. Some people will say it does increase yields and some will disagree. I do believe in grade increase due to less trash in the peanut crop when it's harvested. Our soil is sandy so we don't have a big compaction problem.
Wow just think of all those dollars you could save by using min tillage with that light land of yours! And as an environmental bonus - not releasing all that carbon.
We have to get rid of cotton stocks for planting peanuts, they can be a huge problem when we dig the peanuts. I also do strip tilling for where I just plant cotton.
Why are you working with a plow in the field? When you plow the soil, large organic matter is lost. Have you tried Strip until tillage? is it not very common in the us tillage strip?
We plow to bury cotton trash to plant peanuts. Volunteer cotton is bad in the peanut field and the cotton stalks get in the peanut combine causing bad grades. I also use a strip till where I plant cotton I don't plow every year.
@@oobreefarms I understand. Are the farmers satisfied with the prices for the products you plant in your region? Are you satisfied with the agricultural policies implemented in your region?
Even if you do get away with less fertilizer in no-till i think plowing is still worth it for farming peanuts. It helps with disease control, weeds and also gets rid of the previous years residue wich is cotton for us. Having volunteer cotton in peanuts is very hard to get rid of and you'll get alot of the foreign material in your peanuts during harvest.
When i see this soul i feel pain...it is nearly dead! A true farmer would plant some *green cover* to prevent dust storms. (that happen now) Also **SMART AND RICH* farmer would use *biochar:* th-cam.com/video/XQxthabe_OU/w-d-xo.html to *DOUBLE* it's yield from the field!!!
@@oobreefarms Biochar is the best possible solution. Not only double the yield but ELIMINATE the fertilizers from the equation (around 19 billion dollars in USA). Here is maize: th-cam.com/video/vW7HwNUcGR8/w-d-xo.html The goal is to protect the fungi that plowing is killing: th-cam.com/video/5Czs3kI8Rk4/w-d-xo.html - bamboo biochar (hill+mycorrhiza) P.S. How is the last USDA report? Are we really run fo the food? Like there: th-cam.com/video/jk3g9hrvhJc/w-d-xo.html rye down down down :(
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Man that’s perfect dirt. I love the smell of fresh plowed dirt.
Tatu is a Native animal from my region, move lots of dirt to cave tunnels and live in then. This plow 'Tatu' is manufactured here in Brazil, thanks for Sharing this!
Finally someone who knows how to fly a drone !!! That was SWEET! That plow is really rolling some dirt !
Ohhhhh YEAH !!! THE MUSIC WAS GREAT!
Thanks for watching!
And someone who can plough.
That is how you do it. Thank you. A good foot of soil is lifted up and dropped.
Very beautiful scenery can't get tired looking at it 🥰🥰👍👍
*Fantastic workmanship, it is an accurate and very well made machine. Angel.*
Excellent footage- your soil is beautiful- great work. Thank you for sharing!
Vc é brasileira?
I think his soil is actually really bad. These large fields only grow mono culture crops which need to be sprayed with pesticdes. Wind will erode the land and blow of all light minerals. This kind of agricultural activity is only large scale low quality food production which causes all kinds of problems.
That is plowing to perfection. Straight as an arrow. Great job to the tractor driver!
All run off GPS😂
great drone-video --- compliment to the filmmaker ..
Thanks!
Man, that is something else than the clay soil we use to farm on. Look’s healthy though!
Other than the Hill Country (which is far too over populated), the High Plains and up through the Panhandle IS by far the most beautiful part of the great state of TEXAS.
Superbly awesome Drone footage!!!!!!
Very impressive!!!
Love watching the dirt roll over
ਐਨੇ ਲੰਮੀ ਉੱਸਰੀ ਚ ਇਕ ਗੀਤ ਮੁੱਕ ਜਾਂਦਾ ਹੋਊ ਪਰਲੇ ਸਿਰੇ ਜਾਂਦੇ ਜਾਂਦੇ, ਆਸ਼ਾ ਤਾਂ ਸਹੀਦ ਹੀ ਹੋਜੂ
Here in Brazil we don't have the habit of tipping the land like that, because we use no-till, but a nice set of tractor and tipper.
Thanks, there is alot of no-till practices in the USA aswell.
Love the smell of a John Deere in the morning!
Red clay and sand mix, the soil is like mostly of ours in Brazil’s Cerrado.
Cool video, heard of Gabe Brown or Regenerative farming? $$$ less water consumption, grazing and pasture benefits, more stable output.
SUPER PROJECT, SUPER IDEA. POZDRAWIAM.
Looks very different from Alberta dirt, have a safe season!
Great work my friend
Awesome footage
I don't see any rocks.....I think that I will move there!
Great video,just wish it was longer.
I have a quite a few plowing videos, some are longer go check them out.
I wish I can join him
I Like such Big farming
Those plows are a good bit heavier duty than a John Deere aren't they
Great job
Nice work!!! Could watch for hours. How many acres of land are you plowing?
120 acre field
Very nice footage
so how do you turn this plow?
What is the percentage of organic matter in the soil?
Less than 5? Looks totally dead.
Really awesome ❤
Nice video 📸
Thanks!
I wish our soil was light enough to plough like that. And no stones!
Thats a nice job plowing, the ground is pretty soft
He shouldn't plow...
Is fertility. fixed as much. in all the land or this block
Satisfaction guaranteed
Hiaaaah, galán,vaya besana derecha que lleva el gañan de Tejas!!!
Sorry for this dumb question , It looks different but what is a tatu plow just more modern , looks like a nice job it does .
That's part of the brand name
@@oobreefarms , Ahh ok thank you !
Excellent 👍
That dirt turns over different than my Indiana ground
You guyz plow in US 😲 i thought farmers in US throw away ploughs to scrapyard.
Cheers from EU. We do plough and i love watching dirt roll over
Alot of farmers have gone away with tillage but there is still alot of plows around here in west Texas.
Is there not a problem with Wind erosion? Like in the 1930, the Dust Bowl?
@@georgstiegler1114 not really. We have lots of woods. Use cover crops and manure/ slurry
Turning plows give the highest yields,but no till gives good returns because of the greatly reduced inputs from land prep. That said,there is something so satisfying about plowing. Plowing also brings lots or arrow heads to the top of the ground in my area!
@@johnnytoobad4287 I love plowing but went no till with cover crops...my land was literally washing away
Hat wirklich jemand den Nerv, sich anderthalb Minuten lang anzusehen, wie ein Trecker mit Pflug Linien zieht ............ ???
Awesome 😃
Don't you guys struggle with wind erosion when ploughing sandy soils like that ?
If you don't take care of it yes, I try to plant a cover crop right after plowing.
SUUUPEEER
Get a roll over plow😬😂
Awsome
Excelente trabalho
That’s awesome
Good
UN TRÈS BON BOULOT MERCI
How’s it work in rocky ground
We don't have very Rocky fields so I wouldn't know.
Super legal!👍
A TATU MARCHESAN, fica na cidade natal do meu pai, MATÃO, SP. Muito legal ver videos com implementos fabricados daqui do Brasil.
Satisfaying
Why plow soil that doesn’t need to be plowed and will blow away if you do?
Mainly for peanuts, cleans up volunteer cotton and buries the cotton stalks.
🇧🇷Tatu, uma marca Brasileira trabalhando em terras americanas.
🇺🇸Tatu, a Brazilian brand working in American lands.
Yes sir we love the Tatu plows!
@@oobreefarms🇧🇷 We here in Brazil also like Tatu equipment a lot, they are very durable
How many acres?
This is a 120 acre field
Nice,
👍
Beautiful
Where’s no till
TATU excelente herramienta.
Buena tierra,un saludo
Amchya Maharashtra madhe ase work karun dkhwa
Ideotic Moniculter
No policy here for set aside!
I'm curious as to why you're plowing pretty much bare ground, disease?
Disease, weeds and to bury all the cotton trash for a peanut crop.
@@oobreefarms Do you see a yield increase, the reason I ask is we haven't plowed in 30 years, but plowed 1/2 a field a few years ago, got busy and never finished it, you can tell to the row where that plow ran, it's amazing after all these years it still shows up
I don't know about the yield increase since we plow at least once every 3-4 years. Some people will say it does increase yields and some will disagree. I do believe in grade increase due to less trash in the peanut crop when it's harvested. Our soil is sandy so we don't have a big compaction problem.
@@oobreefarms are you in the panhandle?
@@oobreefarms I see Seminole, I cut wheat in Dalhart and Perryton, we were supposed to cut in Vernon, but got delayed in Arizona so didn't get there
con esa tierra seca, sobran cv
É o Brasil ensinando como cultivar a terra!
Made in Brazil
Could us a little organic material in there. Looks one step away from a desert...
No wind breaks to be seen either
Very desert
Do you believe the talk about too much tillage? What has the soil quality done over your lifetime? Curious rancher.....
What ,,about 10 foot wide ,come to Oz, 50 foot wide
A 50 foot wide plow?
ilmao. Not a weed in sight! They must get lots of rain down there and fuel must be really cheap.
We don't get much rain over here
Ok
Algún día descubrirán la siembra directa...
Arazi kaliteli pamuk yapmamiş pamuk çalilari çok ufak
that soil is like sand,easy plowing.
Yes sir Red clay and sand mix
Beau labour.
Soil looks very "sandy"
We do have sandy soil.
Wow just think of all those dollars you could save by using min tillage with that light land of yours!
And as an environmental bonus - not releasing all that carbon.
We have to get rid of cotton stocks for planting peanuts, they can be a huge problem when we dig the peanuts. I also do strip tilling for where I just plant cotton.
Great!!!!!💪
Why are you working with a plow in the field? When you plow the soil, large organic matter is lost. Have you tried Strip until tillage? is it not very common in the us tillage strip?
We plow to bury cotton trash to plant peanuts. Volunteer cotton is bad in the peanut field and the cotton stalks get in the peanut combine causing bad grades. I also use a strip till where I plant cotton I don't plow every year.
@@oobreefarms I understand. Are the farmers satisfied with the prices for the products you plant in your region? Are you satisfied with the agricultural policies implemented in your region?
Prices are up this year so we are happy about that but not happy that fertilizer and chemical prices also went up like crazy.
@@oobreefarms I hope this year will be a good year for all farmers in the world, fertilizer costs have risen immensely.
I hope so too 🙏
Kolay gelsin.👍
Frightenning...
Fisirfisir kum burda ot bile olmaz
Itu tanah banyak cantik rata luas
Anything but that lousy gumbo of North Texas.
Güzel makine değişik versiyonu da bu sanırım th-cam.com/video/jqVelnbp1rw/w-d-xo.html
Save the farmers of punjab (india)
No farmers, no food
Save the women of punjab
@@oftin_wong women of are punjab are safe but women of india are not safe
Humusz???!!!
What?
@@oobreefarms TOPSOIL??!!
- ma vi ste amerikanci
šteta da vam raste
why the dumb music
Plowing is the worst thing you can do to your land.
How do we yield good crops than?
Because your dumping the fert to it.
Even if you do get away with less fertilizer in no-till i think plowing is still worth it for farming peanuts. It helps with disease control, weeds and also gets rid of the previous years residue wich is cotton for us. Having volunteer cotton in peanuts is very hard to get rid of and you'll get alot of the foreign material in your peanuts during harvest.
@@oobreefarms I wouldn’t have wasted your time explaining that to BROCK
You got a point, not worth the time sometimes, I just try my best to explain how things work over here since it's different than most areas.
Wow , the earth 🌍 is not globe 😩but it’s flat 🗺👍
When i see this soul i feel pain...it is nearly dead!
A true farmer would plant some *green cover* to prevent dust storms. (that happen now)
Also **SMART AND RICH* farmer would use *biochar:*
th-cam.com/video/XQxthabe_OU/w-d-xo.html
to *DOUBLE* it's yield from the field!!!
This is actually very rich soil, some of the best to grow peanuts in! It can yield very good if the right amount of water is available.
@@oobreefarms
Biochar is the best possible solution.
Not only double the yield but ELIMINATE the fertilizers from the equation (around 19 billion dollars in USA). Here is maize:
th-cam.com/video/vW7HwNUcGR8/w-d-xo.html
The goal is to protect the fungi that plowing is killing:
th-cam.com/video/5Czs3kI8Rk4/w-d-xo.html - bamboo biochar (hill+mycorrhiza)
P.S. How is the last USDA report? Are we really run fo the food? Like there:
th-cam.com/video/jk3g9hrvhJc/w-d-xo.html
rye down down down :(