Movies, TH-cam help pass the time on the tractor. Long hours sowing. The dream is to get my electric guitar going in the cabin. Hello from here down under Australia
I know I'd be grabbing that wheel "too many times" just out of habit if I had to deal with AUTOSTEER......I'm sure I'd get it out of my system, just short of putting a note on the wheel saying "I'm Not A Do-nut...LET ME GO"....LOL This video was truly a treat to receive after all the fun of the Corn Harvest. A fun way to show everyone just a sampling of what goes on in The Alfalfa Growing scheme. That Tree Coloring @ 15:25 was Natures Way Of Painting without all the mess or cleanup!! Thanks Tara and Cheers From Ohio To You and The Fans !
Hi Tara. So pleased I found your channel. I really enjoyed your harvest series. And you made each day fascinating by sharing the emotions and feelings. I am slowly catching up. My Uncle had a farm - sheep, wheat, potatoes, when I was a child; I so enjoyed visiting and still have vivid memories of being there. UK farms are much smaller. Love the chickens, another childhood memory sitting in the hen-house with the bantams when something had upset me. Best wished for your vineyard.
Way down here in the MS Delta, we have land that ranges from sandy silt to heavy buckshot. One way we would describe that fine silt ground where you planted and rolled the alfalfa is "ice cream dirt" It is the kind of ground you could farm with a "bantam rooster and a fork" Great show!!
I'll bet that if you made a video about all of the antique tractors that I've seen in the background that you wouldn't have a problem getting your Dad to talk
If your turning left and it won’t disengage try turning right then back to the left. We have a case ih puma 210. Which is the case ih version of your tractor. It takes a little left and right turn to get the auto steer to disengage. Great videos.
Here in the Midwest what you called the gopher hole is called a subsoiler/pan breaker and the thing attached to it that makes the tunnel we call a mole, and the ring roller is called a culti-packer. It's interesting how what things are called varies across the country. Your dad is warming up to the camera a little bit more in each video and I'm looking forward to the Q&A video with you and him. Wish we could trade weather we haven't seen dust like that in the fields hardly at all this year, we went from rain to snow and our ground moisture is around 90% saturation. Thanks for sharing and I hope you all get some rain
Your channel is vary interesting to see what farming in California is like speaking from northwest Missouri they call that implement a cultapacker in this part of the world good luck with the grapes.
You should be able to get a foot switch to engage and disengage the autosteer. Just sits on the floor. SO much easier especially if the steering wheel disengage doesn't always work. And you don't have to try to touch screen button while bouncing AND better to hold TH-cam camera ).
Best part of video was Dad trying to give his adult daughter shit about using the phone in the tractor. Doesn't seem to matter the age a child is, parent is always right! Haha.
Hello Tara,what You have to plant in that field whe call that luzerne here in the Netherlands.You like John Deere Tractors I like Versatile Tractors.m.v.g.Simon Lich Oostwold Netherlands .I like Your Video's 😊👍!
This is my dream.....but experience is a problem. I have been on the mines for quite some time now. What will be chances to work on farm? I am from SA still in the mining industry. I'm use to the old models of tractors no gps systems etc.
How many pounds an acre do you plant when broadcast. I use a brillion sure stand seeder packer at about 12 to 15 lbs an acre. Which is like your ring roller with a seed box on top.
I have never seen a Seeder/Fertilizer truck like that before. That is a nice setup. I have to ask, But who does your Dad sell has crop of Alfalfa to ? does it get baled for Horses ? Cow Chow as Meredith puts it LOL.
Is it possible that out in your neck of the woods, that your dads been reducing his corn production because there's more money in producing Alfalfa for local Dairy Farmers??? oh also...that New Holland tractor that your driving... Does it not come with a seat that swivels, cause I've never seen it swivel around when your turned around looking out the back window at your implement???
Your screen should be painting showing you where you have been. You are right about dealers. The closer the better. I am all green but my dealer is only 12 miles away.
Two questions : How long before auto steer does not need a human on board ?? How long before Dad will trust auto steer enough to allow a drone tractor in his fields ??
Auto steer is almost required planting Peanuts, because the plants canopy and you cannot tell where the rows are......You use the same record you planted with to maintain row accuracy when inverting... ..
When the auto steer would not kick off is precisely why I am not ready to have self driving cars and trucks on the road with me. That stuff can fail. So can humans but most humans have a conscience machines don’t.
Nice job. But boring. I'm x farmer I don't believe in this auto steering. U may as well but a ten year old in there. Sorry to say. But great video. From Andy in UK
@@TaraBeaverCoronado ya I no you farmers are doing it they do it over here as well. I just don't like it .cos I was on the farms from 8 years old. You are trusting on to many computers nowhere days so you taking the skill off farming away. So when all the computers go wrong so many very young people don't no what to do. I'm very old school from when I first started farming until I had to give up not through my choice. Cos I miss it so much. And it's getting in to . To much money to put things right same as new cars . Cos parts cost so much it's cheap to buy new. Cos I had to give up being a macanic as well so I can only just about fix my own stuff now. And that's getting harder. But my son has taken after me so wich is one good thing. But I just like all farming video's and how farms do things a different way. But you doing a great job and videos so keep them coming and I will keep watching them. Thanks for the reply.
Hello Tara. I'am from Brazil, so good that you talk more slow, because help me to learn english. Someday i'll work in the US❤️👏
Movies, TH-cam help pass the time on the tractor. Long hours sowing. The dream is to get my electric guitar going in the cabin. Hello from here down under Australia
I enjoyed watching!! Take care!
Hi Tara, I liked your video, greetings from Mexico congratulations
Good rain to you👍🏻🇧🇷
Great sharing
I like seeing blue I like new Holland
GPS is great for planting corn beans and wheat. In John Deere tractors there is a resume button so you don't have to press the button on the screen.
Sounds cool
Is it pre installed?
being from Iowa that is a first for me have never done anything but drilled alfalfa , thanks for posting and sharing with us
Hi In The UK we call it a mole plough and we go above the field drain
I love farm life thank you
I know I'd be grabbing that wheel "too many times" just out of habit if I had to deal with AUTOSTEER......I'm sure I'd get it out of my system, just short of putting a note on the wheel saying "I'm Not A Do-nut...LET ME GO"....LOL This video was truly a treat to receive after all the fun of the Corn Harvest. A fun way to show everyone just a sampling of what goes on in The Alfalfa Growing scheme. That Tree Coloring @ 15:25 was Natures Way Of Painting without all the mess or cleanup!! Thanks Tara and Cheers From Ohio To You and The Fans !
Hi Tara. So pleased I found your channel. I really enjoyed your harvest series. And you made each day fascinating by sharing the emotions and feelings. I am slowly catching up. My Uncle had a farm - sheep, wheat, potatoes, when I was a child; I so enjoyed visiting and still have vivid memories of being there. UK farms are much smaller. Love the chickens, another childhood memory sitting in the hen-house with the bantams when something had upset me. Best wished for your vineyard.
Way down here in the MS Delta, we have land that ranges from sandy silt to heavy buckshot. One way we would describe that fine silt ground where you planted and rolled the alfalfa is
"ice cream dirt" It is the kind of ground you could farm with a "bantam rooster and a fork"
Great show!!
The new hat is the jam ms Tara
Love your Videos and Love my New Holland too :)
I'll bet that if you made a video about all of the antique tractors that I've seen in the background that you wouldn't have a problem getting your Dad to talk
Tara, great sharing
If your turning left and it won’t disengage try turning right then back to the left. We have a case ih puma 210. Which is the case ih version of your tractor. It takes a little left and right turn to get the auto steer to disengage. Great videos.
love watching your videos. your killing it , dad seem to be warming to the youtube
We’ve got 3 John Deere’s and 1 New Holland and the NH is my favorite one to be in. Hope you get some rain soon. 🤞🏼🤞🏼
Here in the Midwest what you called the gopher hole is called a subsoiler/pan breaker and the thing attached to it that makes the tunnel we call a mole, and the ring roller is called a culti-packer. It's interesting how what things are called varies across the country. Your dad is warming up to the camera a little bit more in each video and I'm looking forward to the Q&A video with you and him. Wish we could trade weather we haven't seen dust like that in the fields hardly at all this year, we went from rain to snow and our ground moisture is around 90% saturation. Thanks for sharing and I hope you all get some rain
You are awesome and thanks for the great video. Wish I grew up a farmer.
-jealous city boy
Your channel is vary interesting to see what farming in California is like speaking from northwest Missouri they call that implement a cultapacker in this part of the world good luck with the grapes.
It is called that in Ontario Canada too. Cultipacker.
Just found your TH-cam channel ,love your videos and followed you on Instagram hope your channel grows like your grain crops.
Great sharing, could you pls test our autosteering kit?
I love the blue tractors on your farm Tara, ag utube needs blue also 😊
Great one rock and roll take care
Hello from Corn and Soy Bean country Illinois specifically LaSalle County.
Hi Tara, thanks for the video shared! Do you mind if you also share how to set up the gps from the start? Thanks
You should be able to get a foot switch to engage and disengage the autosteer. Just sits on the floor. SO much easier especially if the steering wheel disengage doesn't always work. And you don't have to try to touch screen button while bouncing AND better to hold TH-cam camera ).
Best part of video was Dad trying to give his adult daughter shit about using the phone in the tractor. Doesn't seem to matter the age a child is, parent is always right! Haha.
now you can eat your snacks with one hand and drink with the other lol
Another great video 👍
👍for your video.
Now all you need is a rear view implement camera on a vid screen
Your video are very interests. So could you explain how work GPS in tractor
8.59" voila" good french accent ;-)
Hello Tara,what You have to plant in that field whe call that luzerne here in the Netherlands.You like John Deere Tractors I like Versatile Tractors.m.v.g.Simon Lich Oostwold Netherlands .I like Your Video's 😊👍!
Our alphalfa consists of about 350 acres we cut then the chopper puts it in dump trucks we store in bulk for feed .
This is my dream.....but experience is a problem. I have been on the mines for quite some time now. What will be chances to work on farm? I am from SA still in the mining industry. I'm use to the old models of tractors no gps systems etc.
I'm a rice straw bailer in willows CA, did the kincade fire have any effect on you? awesome stuff
How many pounds an acre do you plant when broadcast. I use a brillion sure stand seeder packer at about 12 to 15 lbs an acre. Which is like your ring roller with a seed box on top.
I have never seen a Seeder/Fertilizer truck like that before. That is a nice setup. I have to ask, But who does your Dad sell has crop of Alfalfa to ? does it get baled for Horses ? Cow Chow as Meredith puts it LOL.
Hey Tara what's up I got the subscribe bell and thumbs up on like alrighty than
Still waiting for more of the chickens
So is a gopher hole like tile drainage?
Not a farmer but love 2 watch, with that said, what is Alfalfa?!!👍🏻
David Waddell hay
Here the ring roller is a Cultipacker You have some strange names for equipment...you must be on an island!
Is it possible that out in your neck of the woods, that your dads been reducing his corn production because there's more money in producing Alfalfa for local Dairy Farmers???
oh also...that New Holland tractor that your driving...
Does it not come with a seat that swivels, cause I've never seen it swivel around when your turned around looking out the back window at your implement???
Is that tractor consistent on fuel consumption? Does hauling the corn use a lot of fuel?
Your screen should be painting showing you where you have been. You are right about dealers. The closer the better. I am all green but my dealer is only 12 miles away.
Why did you put the berms thoughout the field?
Wow, it's really dry there. That Auto Steer is creepy. Sometimes it sets off my Radar Detector if a nearby farmer is using it. Don't nod off!
That implement is called a pulverizer here in North Carolina
We have always called it a cultapacker in my area of NC. Funny how different areas call them different things
Great video! I just bought a little John Deere 1025 R for my hobby farm. Mine doesn’t have the auto steer though 😊
bonjour de la france
How many pounds to the acre were you trying too broadcast alfalfa 20 pounds to the acre
Two questions :
How long before auto steer does not need a human on board ??
How long before Dad will trust auto steer enough to allow a drone tractor in his fields ??
Google DOT Autonomous seeder...my neabour bought one this fall
What king of auto steer ?
Now you can do the important stuff like Instagram lol
Right! The possibilities are endless haha!
😂, I’m planning to send our autosteering kit for your test tractor 🚜
Did she say cute safety glasses.
Yes. The important things 🤣
We no till corn ,soybeans & alfalfa here in S.E. Ohio.Interesting to see how you guys do it out there.
Does that machine blow the seed onto the ground.
Yes!
Auto steer is almost required planting Peanuts, because the plants canopy and you cannot tell where the rows are......You use the same record you planted with to maintain row accuracy when inverting... ..
Professional
Autosteer would never work in my part of New England, too many rocks to worry about.
Boy ain,t that the truth here in Massachusetts
Lidar works very well
When the auto steer would not kick off is precisely why I am not ready to have self driving cars and trucks on the road with me. That stuff can fail. So can humans but most humans have a conscience machines don’t.
You will be able to do a live stream no you don’t have to steer
why do you have 200 acreas of corn this year when you normally have 700
Keeps the million seagulls from eating all the seed you just planted
the new Holland. is the best . it used to be the Ford.
Saves fuel
You should tilt the steering wheel up out of your way, and your phone will keep your attention
Nice job. But boring. I'm x farmer I don't believe in this auto steering. U may as well but a ten year old in there. Sorry to say. But great video. From Andy in UK
I totally understand. We only have auto steer in this one tractor. We originally got it for planting so we could be more precise.
@@TaraBeaverCoronado ya I no you farmers are doing it they do it over here as well. I just don't like it .cos I was on the farms from 8 years old. You are trusting on to many computers nowhere days so you taking the skill off farming away. So when all the computers go wrong so many very young people don't no what to do. I'm very old school from when I first started farming until I had to give up not through my choice. Cos I miss it so much. And it's getting in to . To much money to put things right same as new cars . Cos parts cost so much it's cheap to buy new. Cos I had to give up being a macanic as well so I can only just about fix my own stuff now. And that's getting harder. But my son has taken after me so wich is one good thing. But I just like all farming video's and how farms do things a different way. But you doing a great job and videos so keep them coming and I will keep watching them. Thanks for the reply.