If you guys watch his videos you will know why he harvesting now. Hes doing 90% of the work him self. And if you know anything about farming you make time when you have time or the weather is in your favor. Just be thankful hes giving you something to watch!
We had rain then 3 inches of snow yesterday here in NW Missouri.Snow sure makes the ground greasy. Barring anymore rain they will be back out in the field by friday or sat
Back in the day we planted pioneer and we took it off in the spring cause we didn’t have enough storage. Stood the winter well and was dry to keep all summer for feed. Thx for the video!!
Glad to see you got done Enjoy the nice prices You're not the only one shelling corn yet. I just finished mine last week too. I always hear about how i do things too. Just like you do.
Clay tile life expectancy: in the many hundreds of years for the tile itself. Failure is filling with silt and damage.Clay tiles from the Roman times have been found intact.
It's amazing what they accomplished. They also poured concrete in the water and made concrete that was 10x stronger then ours and is still holding up today unlike ours that lasts a hundred years hahaah
@@ihd-3603 been planting corn in Kentucky since about the 8th of April. About a week earlier than usual, but it suddenly dried up and the ground temps were there. Should be planting beans here by early next week, know a couple folks that already are. If I can get some in the ground before May 1, be my earliest yet.
@@1RyanDaugherty Awesome, the earlier you can get it in the ground the earlier you can get it picked or the more drying time before you have to get it picked. LoL you can probably grow up to 100 day corn there. Here a 95 day corn is pushing making it to black layer on time. Lol
@@ihd-3603 I routinely plant 105-113 day corn and can usually start taking it off in early September at less than 20, I shoot for around 18, takes very little gas to dry and don’t give up all that test weight and field loss due to it sitting out there. Can get into the beans right behind the corn and they’re usually dry, plant everything from mid 3’s up to a 4.8. 4.4’s a good happy average maturity in my neck of the woods.
Just amazing me how you can grow corn when it's wet. Without hipping up rows for it. Here in Mississippi. That just want work. Seen a couple of guys try it. Might work one year. Hugh failure the next. Our corn and cotton just MUST have a 2"-3" high row. Expensive and time consuming to do. With out it though, any low area of the field will do very poorly. Might need replanting. Late planting is a yield reduction in it self. Most years anyway. .
Yeah we always farmed on 40 inch beds here on the Texas coast. Cotton, milo, soybeans, and corn. Had a BTO next county over, sent his kid off to A&M, came back full of good ideas LOL:) Talked the old man into buying a big ol' Deere Ultra Narrow Row (UNR) planter and putting all their corn in 15 inch rows. OF course had to buy one of the specially modified new 15 inch corn heads too, for their leased new combine (lease it, don't grease it-- they were always too good to get greasy/dirty/hot/sweaty). Course they had to flat plant it, no way to make beds on 15 inch centers... they made it about 4-5 years before they went broke. Kid went to teach ag at the local high school, and the old man retired-- everything went back to the bank and the dealership. Later! OL J R :)
How bigs your grain tank? We have 2 96's and an 85 we're going to scrap that have the OEM tank extensions on them. Maybe harvest earlier and plant cereal rye to help with excess soil moisture...
I have a sneaky feeling either folding extension would work. We have a solid stand of rough stalk blue grass going. Fall chiseling would be great to dry it out.
Tell Nick all big people like us like air conditioning. Hard to believe you are rushing to get this off to plant. Don't know how you cultivate mud though. Maybe just put in beans no till. Good followup for corn like this.
Hi. I tried out of curiosity to put 10 regular popcorn in a long flowerpot and 7 out of 10 started to grow well. I will take them out, when there is less snow and warm at night. 70% germination is not bad.
@@boehmfarm4276 Well. It's just an experiment. I don't think there's much chance they'll be finished. We still have a lot of snow left and very cold at night.
So funny to think back when i was a kid that was state of art over $100,000 or what ever should say you had to have a lot of land to buy one its nice a man with little machanicl knolage and some ambition can own combine for small farm he cant go as fast as the new ones but heck he can get it done
Yeah, sorry, sometimes get some yahoos that only watch every 20th video. I'm sure my videos aren't winning best motion picture, but I hope they aren't that bad. There was an infrastructure project and some family health to deal with.
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Corns at $6.00 dollars now Jacob. Your free drying and late harvest has you looking like a genius!!
Yeah really!! That combine probably hold 175 bu. Over a $1,000 per load!! Wounder what he's getting with it on the cob 🤔
over $ 7 here in ontario Canada
First harvester of 2021. Genius.
If you guys watch his videos you will know why he harvesting now. Hes doing 90% of the work him self. And if you know anything about farming you make time when you have time or the weather is in your favor. Just be thankful hes giving you something to watch!
You sir, are a faithful Boehm Farm fan.
@@boehmfarm4276 aahhhh......light bulb
I am really surprised how well that corn is holding up. I am glad it worked out for you!
I can't believe anything is left. I'm an hour and a half south of you and the birds would have stripped it clean.
You trusted Nick with the combine!!!! Brave Man!!!! Hehe
Awesome!
You can finally finish your corn harvest.
Good luck with the weather
We had rain then 3 inches of snow yesterday here in NW Missouri.Snow sure makes the ground greasy. Barring anymore rain they will be back out in the field by friday or sat
Maybe the reason the corn standing so good, is all you have on them stalks is cobs. the deer has done peeled them.
Back in the day we planted pioneer and we took it off in the spring cause we didn’t have enough storage. Stood the winter well and was dry to keep all summer for feed. Thx for the video!!
Glad to see you got done Enjoy the nice prices You're not the only one shelling corn yet. I just finished mine last week too. I always hear about how i do things too. Just like you do.
We're out there mate, doing things on our schedule and making it just fine.
Love watching your videos keep up your hard work
I have just discovered your channel and I am glad I have, excellent video and commentary and of course have subscribed🇬🇧🤘😀
Just think you could be pulling the planter with the combine, get two jobs done in one!!
Buy a John Deere, problem solved.
@@jaydenmartin9968 buying a deere still dosent mean he will get his corn off earlier!
@@jaydenmartin9968 tf was the point of your comment
Clay tile life expectancy: in the many hundreds of years for the tile itself. Failure is filling with silt and damage.Clay tiles from the Roman times have been found intact.
It's amazing what they accomplished. They also poured concrete in the water and made concrete that was 10x stronger then ours and is still holding up today unlike ours that lasts a hundred years hahaah
Looks like Nick was handling that combine quite well.
I agree well done Nick
Great awesome video Jacob, your brave letting nick operate ur combine lol , nice to see it back up running again ,
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thank you!
Sunshine, dry corn, a good combine and
you are the first 2021 to shell in that area
Beating all the neighbors!!! Lol
@@boehmfarm4276 Jeupp.
Good to see its fixed and back out getting that field gold.
Organic Dairyman on TH-cam,has several round wire corn cribs that he hasn't used and are grown up in weeds.Just a thought
Nick in a bathin suit! CMON MAN, Im eatin here.
Hahaha
Here he is shelling corn, and I’ve got corn 2” tall that got snowed on last night.. joke’s on me lol
Good humor bud!
You planted corn already? Must have a long growing season.
@@ihd-3603 been planting corn in Kentucky since about the 8th of April. About a week earlier than usual, but it suddenly dried up and the ground temps were there. Should be planting beans here by early next week, know a couple folks that already are. If I can get some in the ground before May 1, be my earliest yet.
@@1RyanDaugherty Awesome, the earlier you can get it in the ground the earlier you can get it picked or the more drying time before you have to get it picked. LoL you can probably grow up to 100 day corn there. Here a 95 day corn is pushing making it to black layer on time. Lol
@@ihd-3603 I routinely plant 105-113 day corn and can usually start taking it off in early September at less than 20, I shoot for around 18, takes very little gas to dry and don’t give up all that test weight and field loss due to it sitting out there. Can get into the beans right behind the corn and they’re usually dry, plant everything from mid 3’s up to a 4.8. 4.4’s a good happy average maturity in my neck of the woods.
if you do it right you can harvest work the ground plant corn at the same time
Maybe Nick will show up when the real work comes to help build
He'll be the most help on a cold day adding hot air.
Just amazing me how you can grow corn when it's wet. Without hipping up rows for it. Here in Mississippi. That just want work. Seen a couple of guys try it. Might work one year. Hugh failure the next. Our corn and cotton just MUST have a 2"-3" high row. Expensive and time consuming to do. With out it though, any low area of the field will do very poorly. Might need replanting. Late planting is a yield reduction in it self. Most years anyway. .
Yeah we always farmed on 40 inch beds here on the Texas coast. Cotton, milo, soybeans, and corn. Had a BTO next county over, sent his kid off to A&M, came back full of good ideas LOL:) Talked the old man into buying a big ol' Deere Ultra Narrow Row (UNR) planter and putting all their corn in 15 inch rows. OF course had to buy one of the specially modified new 15 inch corn heads too, for their leased new combine (lease it, don't grease it-- they were always too good to get greasy/dirty/hot/sweaty). Course they had to flat plant it, no way to make beds on 15 inch centers... they made it about 4-5 years before they went broke. Kid went to teach ag at the local high school, and the old man retired-- everything went back to the bank and the dealership. Later! OL J R :)
as long Nick isn't drinking he is ok according to jake but then when he is that's another story
How bigs your grain tank? We have 2 96's and an 85 we're going to scrap that have the OEM tank extensions on them. Maybe harvest earlier and plant cereal rye to help with excess soil moisture...
I have a sneaky feeling either folding extension would work. We have a solid stand of rough stalk blue grass going. Fall chiseling would be great to dry it out.
Tell Nick all big people like us like air conditioning. Hard to believe you are rushing to get this off to plant. Don't know how you cultivate mud though. Maybe just put in beans no till. Good followup for corn like this.
Allot of farmers are planting or considering planted corn but Jake you are a trend setter!
It snowed this morning here.
@@boehmfarm4276. Crazy weather even over here. I seeded at 20c then it went to -7c. Luckily it looks like it’s going make it.
I’m not criticizing you Jacob. I’ve been there before.
Good to see you got harvest done
how does April harvest '21 compare to '20
Good video late harvest success
Your doing an Amazing Job Jacob 😂
clay tile has exspried 3 times your age jake
Surprised the deer left you that much.
tile will pay for itself in a few years. waiting is just losing you money and you wont be harvesting when others are planting
scary thought nick running machine lol
Yeah, I know. I'm surprised he drove so slow.
Great video. Stay safe 🏴
Hooray for aircon that works!
It’s looks like decent corn considering the time of year
Hi. I tried out of curiosity to put 10 regular popcorn in a long flowerpot
and 7 out of 10 started to grow well. I will take them out,
when there is less snow and warm at night. 70% germination is not bad.
We'll see how pollination goes. Might need more than seven plants for good pollination.
@@boehmfarm4276 Well. It's just an experiment. I don't think there's much chance they'll be finished. We still have a lot of snow left and very cold at night.
Thanks for another great video!
Your still combining in April hurry it up
It’s definitely not corn harvest somewhere
Brazil I'm sure.
Just hook the disk to the back of the combine
U must not have any deer
only wild turkeys i have seen
So funny to think back when i was a kid that was state of art over $100,000 or what ever should say you had to have a lot of land to buy one its nice a man with little machanicl knolage and some ambition can own combine for small farm he cant go as fast as the new ones but heck he can get it done
Ground speed for ground speed I can, but all the newer ones cut at least twice the width.
Cant wait for the swimsuit video!
I'll go blind.
Would you ever moldboard plow?
I want at least a four bottom rollover.
There’s something therapeutic about moldboard plowing. LoL
Ploughing is a cross between sailing and caligraphy.
Nice stabilizator for camera.
looks like more of wheat and bean ground to me just sayin
Nice video
Nice Jacob, your TR is great
Thank you.
Howany acres do you farm?
The Boehm Farm swimsuit video!
Imagine the demographic shift. Eye candy for the ladies!
😂😂😂
I just said Nick would be in the swimsuit.
Can you talk about your farm history?
Speedo!
👍👏👏👏
That’s a pathetic attempt at a joke on my part Jacob, apologies 👍🇬🇧
How many acres u have left?
Might have been five that day. All done.
Why do you harvest so late
Why haven't you watched all the videos leading up to this?
@@boehmfarm4276 im new....slowly catching up though. TH-cam makes it painful to watch and look up old videos too
Come on Jacob. Your better than that. Good way to turn off a new viewer.
@@darrellnichols6179 ill be alright....i aint no daisy
Yeah, sorry, sometimes get some yahoos that only watch every 20th video. I'm sure my videos aren't winning best motion picture, but I hope they aren't that bad. There was an infrastructure project and some family health to deal with.
🧙♂️☕♥️🇺🇲🚜👍👍👍
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Jacob you get Nick in a swimsuit or better yet a thong to clean the combine I’ll pay 💰 to see that 😆😁🤣😂😅
You might need eye surgery after.