Nice drone shots as always. It really shows the lay of the land and provides perspective on those contours - I recall either you or Travis commenting how this farm is both the flattest and most hilly of all your ground. Those aerial shots showed it. Here's hoping that grass grows in nicely and provides the yield Travis is looking for.
Very informative series of blogs showing features and field use of the KUHN NT seed drill. Thanks Ryan and Travis for great subject matter this season.
It's great to see the fields and countryside. Travis is overdue for a bumper year with dry hay in the barn. 2nd crop is the game changer when all the inputs pay back dividends. Good luck with a great year.
I hope you can log some hardwoods, seal the ends, get them all cut at the next farm day by a local Mobil mill. No better time to log than during a fence row cleanup. Goodluck. You make more silvo pasture as well.
I love this channel. I can appreciate the beauty of Agriculture. Also us subscribers get a sneak peek behind the scenes of what farmers do everyday. God Bless our Farmers 🇺🇲👩🌾👨🌾
I remember Travis mentioned wanting to get rid of the clover. Glad to see the Kuhn gave him a perfect opportunity to do so! Im calli g it now, next years hay crop down there is gunna be a record setter!!
Yeah hybrid bermudagrass has to reproduce vegetatively since the seed is sterile. Either dig roots or plant tops, either one is really expensive and pretty risky, though tops are cheaper and less risky, but if it turns dry and doesn't rain after it's planted it can hold on a little longer than the roots and is cheaper if you have to redo it... OL J R :)
Think the red machines might be taking over the farm😜. Good setup there nice it's giving the 7600 a workout. Now that was some steep slopes there never really seen them like that before 😳 bet that can get entertaining 😯. Nice video you don't half pack in the information 👍👌 Stay safe 🏴
@@HowFarmsWork I know the soil. I'm in Dubuque county and we had a small farm with it. It would only yield decent if it was fall chiseled and worked dry in the spring. Then hope for timely rains throughout the season because it got rock hard if it didn't.
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Thank you for the shorter video's! Stay safe out there!
Hope the yield increases for you guys on that field
Great drone work in this video!!
Nice drone shots as always. It really shows the lay of the land and provides perspective on those contours - I recall either you or Travis commenting how this farm is both the flattest and most hilly of all your ground. Those aerial shots showed it. Here's hoping that grass grows in nicely and provides the yield Travis is looking for.
Every farmer needs a dog great video Ryan love your channel 👍
Hey Ryan!! Like the high altitude drone shots.
Hey Darrin! Got up to over 800 feet next to the bottom by flying 400’ over the 400’ bluff!
@@HowFarmsWork Is that the Mississippi river that can be seen in the background of the drone shots?
Good video Ryan👍. Greetings from Alabama. Keep up the good work
2 min in and I’d say this is a lot better video. No music just beautiful sounds of farming.
Awesome footage....have not been down in this Valley for years, back when the Farmhouse still around!
Wow those drone shots really captured the beauty of that countryside!
Dogs are the best
Very informative series of blogs showing features and field use of the KUHN NT seed drill. Thanks Ryan and Travis for great subject matter this season.
Love the very end Ryan, loving on them dogs LOL🤠👍👍👌
Great drone footage!
Awesome Video as Always!!
It's great to see the fields and countryside. Travis is overdue for a bumper year with dry hay in the barn. 2nd crop is the game changer when all the inputs pay back dividends. Good luck with a great year.
The hay crop is looking pretty heavy, it’ll be a good if we can get it made without that extra water dumped on it after cutting 💦
I hope you can log some hardwoods, seal the ends, get them all cut at the next farm day by a local Mobil mill. No better time to log than during a fence row cleanup. Goodluck. You make more silvo pasture as well.
I love this channel. I can appreciate the beauty of Agriculture. Also us subscribers get a sneak peek behind the scenes of what farmers do everyday. God Bless our Farmers 🇺🇲👩🌾👨🌾
good job boys keep up the good work ethic men 🤠
Excellent drone shots!
I feel like I'm looking out a window instead of watching a video. Quality is by far the best on TH-cam.
Hey Ryan thanks for the great video, that’s some great drone footage 👍
Your drone shots are amazing👍👍 looking forward to see hay making action in the valley😉👍
Got an early one in today..good thing for notifications
great video ryan she grew fast in a matter of 2 weeks thumbs up and shared
Its a pretty piece of bottom land ...if the River behaves.
Awesome aerial view of the farm really shows how much land u guys are dealing with good luck with the grass
Good Morning from New Zealand, thanks for your Great How farms works Video Thanks for sharing , Have a great week
Cool video do like the drill really nice to have....can't wait for haying
Great awesome video ryan
That area must be gorgeous during the fall when the leaves change color.
I remember Travis mentioned wanting to get rid of the clover. Glad to see the Kuhn gave him a perfect opportunity to do so! Im calli g it now, next years hay crop down there is gunna be a record setter!!
Good stuff Ryan, Rocket and Luna, great drone footage, those valley fields are in a real pretty spot:):)
Well at least you will be making hay and I heard that Wisconsin will be in the 90s this week
It’s going to be tough to get that to grow with that much growth already established. It will choke/shade it out.
I like that drill, It looks like a perfect seeding machine. Do they make a 30' version that folds for transport?
How well does this drill hold on hills
Someone should make a how farms work map for the new farming simulator. Yall have some of the best content.
Surprised someone hasn’t yet. Would be a perfect fit
Around here the grass we use for hay isn’t seeded down. Fields are established with tops usually I think. Jiggs Bermuda is a common one here.
Yeah hybrid bermudagrass has to reproduce vegetatively since the seed is sterile. Either dig roots or plant tops, either one is really expensive and pretty risky, though tops are cheaper and less risky, but if it turns dry and doesn't rain after it's planted it can hold on a little longer than the roots and is cheaper if you have to redo it... OL J R :)
Get some Gypsum on that field and High Cal lime
Clover helps fixate nitrogen though.
Think the red machines might be taking over the farm😜. Good setup there nice it's giving the 7600 a workout. Now that was some steep slopes there never really seen them like that before 😳 bet that can get entertaining 😯. Nice video you don't half pack in the information 👍👌 Stay safe 🏴
Hey Ryan, Hope the field makes a lot of hay. Take care, Take it Easy and Trust JESUS !!!!!!!
I just love ur video's Ryan keep it up
Thanks! Having the old debate with myself today on when I should hang it up.
Not yet i have learned so much watching u and Travis but do what is best for Ryan i really love ur video's
What's missing from the soil that the Corn and Beans won't grow?
Also is it more profitable to sell hay or grass seed?
Probably too wet... river comes up and breaks its banks and floods it out I bet. Grass can handle wet feet FAR better than crops can. Later! OL J R :)
Is that the Mississippi in the distance?
Yes it is!
What's up with the soil? Why doesn't it yield very well with row crops? Is it because of flooding?
It has gumbo which is pretty much 100% clay. It retains water too well and ends up getting boggy
@@HowFarmsWork I know the soil. I'm in Dubuque county and we had a small farm with it. It would only yield decent if it was fall chiseled and worked dry in the spring. Then hope for timely rains throughout the season because it got rock hard if it didn't.
I'm surprised someone is plant Reed canary grass on purpose.
How do you keep the seed in the hopper from separating based on size and weight?
Me too. We can't get ride of that shit in Washington.
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Too bad clover doesn't last as long as alfalfa hey it makes good feed
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