Great fun to tag along with you and Katriel. Corny jokes, friendly banter, and getting things done makes for an enjoyable time. Gotta love it! Blessings to you folks.
Having fun with your daughter is the best part of the day & video. It won't be too long before she won't be able to come home very often. Two of my three kids live in different states now and it takes me two days to get to ones place but the other is over 1,000 miles from home. Enjoy it while you can.
Tim & Katriel, Nearly everything I could say has been said by other commenters. You, Katriel and Christy are among the very best on TH-cam. Entertainment, valuable information, and terrific personalities in evey video. We, the viewers, are blessed by your presence, that of your friends, and extended family each time you share. I encourage Katriel to share her knowledge gained from her graduate and postgraduate education with us. Thanks.
Awesome video Tim seeing you and your daughter working and having fun doing it is making memories she will remember for years to come. May God bless you and your family.
Great to see Kay. Your interaction is enjoyable. Never can put a price on time spent with family. Thanks for sharing a Kernel of time with us. Lol. I couldn’t resist. Stay safe
Instead of fencing our whole garden, we used to put a radio out there that played music all night. You have to change the station occasionally though, or they get used to the sounds. 😂 Pie pans tied on a string to fence posts really help too, especially with birds.
I lost count of how many corn jokes were here I began to flake . Anyway, bummer on the varmints feasting on the corn. Hope Katriel is enjoying every minute of being home.
"You're getting strung along Dad", that was hilarious. It will be interesting to see if that late planting of corn yields anything, probably would here in central NC, but if you folks have an early frost, maybe not. That was fun just watching the banter between the two of you.
Watching you two brings joy. I liked the corny jokes. Tim, I miss having my helper to. He moved out a year ago. But I'm blessed. I still have my daughter here.
Tim you’re living the dream. You’ve truly been blessed. As I stated before the scenery there is another World. Wide open flat land. The reason I get so much work with my Tractor is because I’m 4 miles to what they call Spaghetti Junction. That’s where several Interstates cross to go different directions around Atlanta GA. My Neighborhood sits back in a hardwood and pine thicket yet accessible to the Concrete Jungle. Best of both worlds so when I see the videos where you do your work, the Scenery and landscape is so different. The majority of our work is folks that have drainage problems. Thanks for the video. Mark.
Still catching up with old videos. Here in western NY we call that stuff smut also, but we also plant corn on 28 inch rows and never super sweet! I use a Planet Junior 2 row planter.
great video as always...great to see Katriel back on a tractor (even if it was an orange one!). One thing I wanted to mention (someone might have beat me to it but I haven't read through the comments) is something I learned about electric fences for livestock when I was growing up. If you are going to test it with a body part like a hand, do it with the back of your hand or the "top" side of your wrist/forearm since the jolt of current can make your muscles contract. If you are doing it with your palm, that can cause you to grab the wire and make it difficult to let go. Of course, these days the pulse modulation on a modern unit (and especially the type of unit you use) has enough time between the jolts to allow your muscles to relax and for you to let go of it..but it's just a best practice to keep that in mind to form a habit that will work in all cases. Good luck with the "winter corn" :)
Tim, I remove and install my quick hitch by using the heavy hitch, hitch and suitcase weight cart. Simply put the weight cart into the receiver and lower the three point hitch then remove the pins holding the quick hitch. Reverse the process to install the quick hitch to the tractor. As a matter of fact, I bought the suitcase weight cart to make installing the quick hitch easier. Have a great day - cheers
It’s great seeing you work it’s your daughter. You may need to further that education by sending her to help your brother when it comes harvest time. That will also speed up her find something in her own line of work. I’m looking forward to seeing her soaking up more of your experiences.
I think Tim is showing the corn more love. By going faster, he is getting the seed back in the ground where it belongs sooner. Kind of like putting a fish back in the water instead of letting it suffer in the air.
Well I'm an hour north of Pittsburgh Pa and I planted corn on 7/1, it's only a couple feet high but it's been dry. Hoping we get something off of it, but we'll have to wait and see. Side note we always called it "smut" too.
In upstate NYS, we don't plant corn after the 4th of July and even then, you'll lose the crop if you get a killing frost in late September. We have Lake Ontario nearby and that protects against most early frosts so I pick sweet corn into October most years. I'm waiting for Roundup ready sweet corn.
Thank you for sharing the sweet corn website. Peaches and cream this year was hand planted every 6 inch and didn't produce very well. Tall plants but no ears or rather small. Nitrogen was used. Some stalks had 2 ears on it. But we're small. I'm looking to change variety next year. Very thankful you shared website. Thank you for your time and knowledge. Do you lime And fertilize every year Or move the garden location ?,
Oh the painful laughs after your daughters corny jokes. 😂. Not gonna lie, I giggled along the way as well all the time thinking of my daughters helping me.
Rather than a simple wire fence. There is a roll up electronet fencing you could have put up. And put into the ground by foot. No drive needed. And a panel of deference for the raccoons. Easy to setup store and move. Only need this once the ears are setting until harvest.
When you’re driving the post it made me wonder, could you weld a tube or something on the bucket and use that to press them down into the ground. Your ground seems pretty soft but sometimes they’re kind of a pain to drive, especially if you’re doing a long fence line. I know they have pneumatic and hydraulic ones that pound them into the ground but I’m just thinking of a farmer welding something on a bucket and just using that to press it down to do it on the cheap?
Great Idea ! We’ve Installed hundreds of tee posts using bucket but it doesn’t press down straight (moves in an arch). Have to compensate if you want posts in go in straight. Multiple presses worked best for us 🕊
We used to put those posts in the ground with my 8 yr old on a Farmall 450, n loader. I'd set the post he'd press it in then move to the next one. The clutch was a bit much for him but he got it done. Hed pull'em up for me, I'd wrap a chain around them.
august heat is okay for another sweet corn planting but don't delay plant today.for gentle control especially in tight places where delicacy is required or the show gets tore down, throttle to lowest position..... lift that shelf up, there is no margin for error and some one WILL forget to have the throttle all the way down in the future at some point. very few people have pallet racks with out atleast 1 bent cross member.
In my mind this is way late to plant sweet corn so I'm very interested on how it does. I hope you get a good crop. This video reminded me of my buddy Jack. Here Jack grab this wire right here. Yep it was hot. Successful test. Good video and you had plenty of great help there.
@@TractorTimewithTim You said it was an experiment. If we have a late fall then you might have extra sweet corn for the freezer. You never know in Indiana. Good luck and keep us posted.
That orange tractor fits her perfectly
Father and daughter videos at it's best. Good video. 😄
Great video Tim, Christy & Katriel!!!.. It's awesome having Katriel back, you have been missed by your many fans!!.. Have a nice week!!..
Great fun to tag along with you and Katriel. Corny jokes, friendly banter, and getting things done makes for an enjoyable time. Gotta love it! Blessings to you folks.
Having fun with your daughter is the best part of the day & video. It won't be too long before she won't be able to come home very often. Two of my three kids live in different states now and it takes me two days to get to ones place but the other is over 1,000 miles from home. Enjoy it while you can.
Tim & Katriel,
Nearly everything I could say has been said by other commenters. You, Katriel and Christy are among the very best on TH-cam. Entertainment, valuable information, and terrific personalities in evey video. We, the viewers, are blessed by your presence, that of your friends, and extended family each time you share. I encourage Katriel to share her knowledge gained from her graduate and postgraduate education with us. Thanks.
Tim, your daughter is awesome. Plant the corn with love ❤️ ! She makes the video!
I love her, very witty.
Awesome video and love see you working with your daughter ❤️
That fencing job was a shocking success
Glad to see Katriel is home for a while. You guys are one a like
Great video Tim good to see Katrill back
Good to see katriel home and helping you, she definitely won the joke segment
I think the corn just wanted to get out of the yellow bucket and grow free😃.Bet mom and dad are happy you’re home .
Awesome video Tim seeing you and your daughter working and having fun doing it is making memories she will remember for years to come. May God bless you and your family.
Great to see Kay. Your interaction is enjoyable. Never can put a price on time spent with family. Thanks for sharing a Kernel of time with us. Lol. I couldn’t resist. Stay safe
This is such a good video, just seeing their interaction with each other is making me smile!
Instead of fencing our whole garden, we used to put a radio out there that played music all night. You have to change the station occasionally though, or they get used to the sounds. 😂 Pie pans tied on a string to fence posts really help too, especially with birds.
Tim your garden looks awesome keep up the good work 😃
You all are so funny. Great episode!
I very much enjoyed this video. It is great to watch you work and interact with your daughter.
Great work Tim & Katriel! The raccoons will have a shocking surprise tonight!
from the Netherlands thanks for the video
That was great!!! Love family!
Nice to be watching Tractor Time with Tim and Katriel. I know Christy is buying Frosty's. Now as the corn was getting harvested time to pop off.
it was great to see Katriel always enjoyed her since of humor.
It’s always good when you are working with your daughter
Both of you are blessed, great sense of humor and love
"you can get more corn in a crooked row" -Tim loooool!
I lost count of how many corn jokes were here I began to flake . Anyway, bummer on the varmints feasting on the corn. Hope Katriel is enjoying every minute of being home.
A star is born. Loved the corny jokes. More more. Veg humor is always good. The kids love them. They now try to come up with their own. Wonderful
"You're getting strung along Dad", that was hilarious. It will be interesting to see if that late planting of corn yields anything, probably would here in central NC, but if you folks have an early frost, maybe not. That was fun just watching the banter between the two of you.
Watching you two brings joy. I liked the corny jokes. Tim, I miss having my helper to. He moved out a year ago. But I'm blessed. I still have my daughter here.
I have never heard of planting sweet corn this late. I'll be interested in how it grows.
Love that planter every time I see it. Good seeing Katerial on a tractor.
That planter rocks. Want.
Without a doubt TTWT's corniest episode to date.
Tim you’re living the dream. You’ve truly been blessed. As I stated before the scenery there is another World. Wide open flat land. The reason I get so much work with my Tractor is because I’m 4 miles to what they call Spaghetti Junction. That’s where several Interstates cross to go different directions around Atlanta GA. My Neighborhood sits back in a hardwood and pine thicket yet accessible to the Concrete Jungle. Best of both worlds so when I see the videos where you do your work, the Scenery and landscape is so different. The majority of our work is folks that have drainage problems. Thanks for the video. Mark.
Had no idea you lived in such an urban area, Mark!
reminds me of my daughter and i. i love the banter between.
Thanks for watching! We still have enjoyable times together, even though she is not here very often anymore.
Tim just seconds in and I’m all smiles l always love your content and family !
You can fit more corn in a crooked row. Nice one.
Still catching up with old videos. Here in western NY we call that stuff smut also, but we also plant corn on 28 inch rows and never super sweet! I use a Planet Junior 2 row planter.
💥 I laughed at Katriel comparing her height to the corn. I’ve got lettuce taller than her. 😂
*Keep on tractoring!*
I’m not THAT short!! 🥬😂
@@KatrielMarks We love ya Katriel! ❤️ Eat more peanut butter, I’m convinced it helps people grow tall.
Family.... Represented well in this clip, genuine...
You two together is always fun!
Kat obviously a Johnny fan!
You two are quite the double act very entertaining regards N Ireland .
Just a normal day with us. Too bad those days don't come as often as they used to!!
One of your best video's yet! It is hard to get enough daddy, daughter time. Especially when they get older.
great video as always...great to see Katriel back on a tractor (even if it was an orange one!). One thing I wanted to mention (someone might have beat me to it but I haven't read through the comments) is something I learned about electric fences for livestock when I was growing up. If you are going to test it with a body part like a hand, do it with the back of your hand or the "top" side of your wrist/forearm since the jolt of current can make your muscles contract. If you are doing it with your palm, that can cause you to grab the wire and make it difficult to let go. Of course, these days the pulse modulation on a modern unit (and especially the type of unit you use) has enough time between the jolts to allow your muscles to relax and for you to let go of it..but it's just a best practice to keep that in mind to form a habit that will work in all cases. Good luck with the "winter corn" :)
Tim talking to the corn was so funny!😂😂EDIT:you can get more corn in a crooked row...LOL😂😂😂
This episode was so much fun. I enjoyed you both! God Bless you!
That corn planting has already yielded something special! The corn may not mature but the jokes sure have.. 😉
Nice video tim and katriel ,that was a long time ago you working together on the tractor and planting corn 👍👍
Great to have a helper with humor.
Love this video! Great to see Tim and Katriel having fun together. Just needed Christy in a few shots.
Tim: if you take away Katriel's Frosty, does that mean she's been de-frosted? :D
Hey… don’t give him that idea!! 😂
Corn looks great!
Love it. Good to see Katriel.
Tim mentioned it was nice to have a helper!! I’m sure his wife feels like she helps all the time!🤣😳
I see you've come up with a new idea of how to add rear ballast to the tractor.
Good times Frosty's for everyone.
Tim, I remove and install my quick hitch by using the heavy hitch, hitch and suitcase weight cart. Simply put the weight cart into the receiver and lower the three point hitch then remove the pins holding the quick hitch. Reverse the process to install the quick hitch to the tractor. As a matter of fact, I bought the suitcase weight cart to make installing the quick hitch easier. Have a great day - cheers
Yes. I do that
Welcome home Katriel .
We plan on being at the Utility Expo, look forward to meeting you!
Relaxing video to watch with some added comedy! Well done 👍🏻
Hi Katriel are you back for good hope so your parents seem to enjoy you being around havre a day love from TEXAS
It’s great seeing you work it’s your daughter. You may need to further that education by sending her to help your brother when it comes harvest time. That will also speed up her find something in her own line of work. I’m looking forward to seeing her soaking up more of your experiences.
As a kernel myself, I prefer to get in the ground quickly so I can get to work right away.
More fun than you know. Enjoyed the video.
-Steve
Hi Tim,
I was surprised to see that you didn't use the hook on the lid of the planter to hang it on the bin.
There is no ‘hook’ in the middle of this one. Apparently older…they added the hook in later models.
Good fun video, another great one!
When checking voltage with your hands, use the back of hand!
Great video Tim 🚜
Katriel: as a corn kernel, with you planting, I was getting tired of waiting in the hopper to be planted!
I think Tim is showing the corn more love. By going faster, he is getting the seed back in the ground where it belongs sooner. Kind of like putting a fish back in the water instead of letting it suffer in the air.
Interesting logic… however I planted the corn first… so I think I still got the seeds in the ground first! 😂
That boy looks just like his dad.
Uh, maybe watch again??
Love the family time. God bless
One of your better videos 😄💞
Well I'm an hour north of Pittsburgh Pa and I planted corn on 7/1, it's only a couple feet high but it's been dry. Hoping we get something off of it, but we'll have to wait and see. Side note we always called it "smut" too.
I wonder if Tim will get an earful by not planting with tender loving care?
Like the videos I have sweet corn that I have pick today or tomorrow.
would be awesome to get to the utility expo, lots of great youtubers going
Yea, we appreciate Mike (Dirt Perfect) getting us all organized.
I sure love her!!!!
I love watching your videos Tim I’m a contractor in New Zealand keep the tractors green John Deere all day
Thanks for watching!
The family video is great!
Love the father-daughter video, Tim. Why did the stalk stop running smoothly? Because it needed some corn oil. Enjoyed a full-watch. 🌽 🌽🙂
In upstate NYS, we don't plant corn after the 4th of July and even then, you'll lose the crop if you get a killing frost in late September. We have Lake Ontario nearby and that protects against most early frosts so I pick sweet corn into October most years. I'm waiting for Roundup ready sweet corn.
Syngenta has HT sweet corn
We planted roundup ready sweet corn…that is what you are seeing here.
Why are daughters so sarcastic ? She sounds like mine. Lol
Whatever. 😂😊
Ha! Dave, I’m sure you could relate to THAT response!
@@TractorTimewithTim I could feel the eye roll all the way here in Pittsburgh!
Try 24-inches between rows and only 3 inches between plants for better pollination.
Thank you for sharing the sweet corn website. Peaches and cream this year was hand planted every 6 inch and didn't produce very well. Tall plants but no ears or rather small. Nitrogen was used. Some stalks had 2 ears on it. But we're small. I'm looking to change variety next year. Very thankful you shared website. Thank you for your time and knowledge. Do you lime And fertilize every year Or move the garden location ?,
Look at the sweetness chart at 4thegrower.com. It is enlightening. Lots of these older varieties are at the low end of the sweetness scale.
@@TractorTimewithTim oh my gosh !!!! Ok you rule thank you so much kind sir
Oh the painful laughs after your daughters corny jokes. 😂. Not gonna lie, I giggled along the way as well all the time thinking of my daughters helping me.
i had a good time too.....
I think the video was electrifying...but it did pop at the end
Rather than a simple wire fence.
There is a roll up electronet fencing you could have put up. And put into the ground by foot. No drive needed. And a panel of deference for the raccoons.
Easy to setup store and move.
Only need this once the ears are setting until harvest.
When you’re driving the post it made me wonder, could you weld a tube or something on the bucket and use that to press them down into the ground. Your ground seems pretty soft but sometimes they’re kind of a pain to drive, especially if you’re doing a long fence line. I know they have pneumatic and hydraulic ones that pound them into the ground but I’m just thinking of a farmer welding something on a bucket and just using that to press it down to do it on the cheap?
Great Idea ! We’ve Installed hundreds of tee posts using bucket but it doesn’t press
down straight (moves in an arch). Have to compensate if you want posts in go in straight. Multiple presses worked best for us
🕊
You have a good chance of having corn before frost.
It is about an inch tall today!
Great video! Father and daughter is a special bond!
Do you have any more videos on that planter?
Yea, have several. Here is my favorite:
Hook Johnny to the Planter. Dad's Wisdom! Planter Setup
th-cam.com/video/A8wxvjOp-z8/w-d-xo.html
@@TractorTimewithTim perfect I’m struggling to find a planter for my tractor 3025E 😂
We used to put those posts in the ground with my 8 yr old on a Farmall 450, n loader. I'd set the post he'd press it in then move to the next one. The clutch was a bit much for him but he got it done. Hed pull'em up for me, I'd wrap a chain around them.
august heat is okay for another sweet corn planting but don't delay plant today.for gentle control especially in tight places where delicacy is required or the show gets tore down, throttle to lowest position..... lift that shelf up, there is no margin for error and some one WILL forget to have the throttle all the way down in the future at some point. very few people have pallet racks with out atleast 1 bent cross member.
In my mind this is way late to plant sweet corn so I'm very interested on how it does. I hope you get a good crop. This video reminded me of my buddy Jack. Here Jack grab this wire right here. Yep it was hot. Successful test. Good video and you had plenty of great help there.
Yea. I think too late too.
@@TractorTimewithTim You said it was an experiment. If we have a late fall then you might have extra sweet corn for the freezer. You never know in Indiana. Good luck and keep us posted.
We miss your corn.
Come on over!