Neighbors Try to Block our 2024 Crop Preparations
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Chicken litter trucks start hauling litter for the 2024 crop and some of our neighbors are not happy about it. Erin gets excited about a new piece of equipment to move rolls this cotton harvest. A new cotton bale mover by SMFab arrives. Eric and Tommy pile litter and prepare the sunflower field for the big dove hunt on opening day.
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In Wisconsin they outlawed the round bales because the cows were not getting a square meal
I heard it was to stop the farmer cutting corners.
If i had a dollar.....
Neighbors that don't like farms should not live next to one. Lot of advantages to litter as fertilizer. And lot of advantages to neighbors that get along with neighboring farmers.
No kidding,...
I use a lot of it. It comes about 70 mile round trip but worth the expense. The grass loves it.
I live in Western upstate NY and in my county, Wayne, you sign a waiver when you buy your house/business/farm that states you understand that this is an Agricultural County, and that farming occurs, so deal with it.
Chicken litter is illegal in our state. pollution of the water is not wanted.
In Maryland, we have a law that says farmers have a right to farm. We had to sign a document to that effect at settlement for our house.
You boys in the states have the best tractor trailer rigs in the world ..👍👍
My father loved to hand plant corn in his garden. We also raised about 20 chickens so we had plenty of chicken poop. He would put 3 seeds in the hole and then a scoop of chicken shit on top if that. Had the best corn on the cob all summer long.😊
One way to get neighbor is to get someone with liquid hog manure and spread near them, and when they complain about ,say i changed and you still not happy , then say if they pay for all fertiilizer for all you land , you will stop using manures
Everybody wants cheap food, but nobody wants to smell it being produced (I know, what cheap food nowadays, right?). Years ago I worked as a mechanic (also farmed with my dad for a while) for an implement dealer, one customer had a piece of ground next to a new development; wasn't long before they were not allowed to do field work after dark and before sunrise on that plot. Next somebody from the development was driving T-posts a few inches in the ground next to the cornstalks to wreak havoc with the cornhead, also driving short ones in the ground to puncture tires; $1000 a piece at the time. Another customer, who's family had been finishing beef cattle for a couple of generations had a retired postal worker build a new house downwind from the barns and lots, then sued them because the manure stank and drew flies. They settled for $50000, it was cheaper than fighting it in court. The new house was $280,000 at the time, and the customer had just invested close to a million for manure handling equipment. Then the city folk wonder why their country neighbors don't like them.
Anybody that moves in AFTER they are aware that their neighbor is a farm, should be barred from filing ANY lawsuits against farms--- they wanted to move there, so deal with it.
Indeed
The ppl in that development should have to sign a document no harm release..no complaints bc they r aware they r near a farm.
😊😊My friend bought a new house next to farms that smell. He got a good deal and he works for the farmer. He said that eventually those farms will become houses and his house will be worth more when they are gone. 😅😅❤❤
I have a neighbor like that also
They have a problem with everything
That’s one beautiful rig.
Hello from a Connecticut Reed. With a name like Lynwood Reed, I just had to subscribe!
Wait if at all possible for the right wind and hopefully a little rain and spread poop to allow nice neighbor to enjoy full farm aroma of living in farm country. Ray Stormont
i subscribed ONLY because of that beautiful pete!!! my god is that clean!!!
Thanks for the sub!
Most of the dairy farms in CA have moved or closed because of urban development. Then people wonder why food cost so much when tgey gave to ship it.
Dairy farmers in Marin County California stopped development of their area by putting the farm property into trust.
The dairies in SoCal got run out by the SoCal air pollution regulations.
Numerous air quality tests showed the "shitdirt" (yes,one word) blowing off the mega dry lot dairies was the single biggest contributor to terrible air quality in SoCal.
Then the water quality board went after the cheese processors whose effluent was sky high on the oxygen deficient scale. Discharge from the processors just sucked the oxygen out of local waterways and killed fish and vegetation.
Cheese processors had to start refusing tankers of milk because their daily/weekly effluent quotas were exceeded
When I drove UK tractor units, I was taught to always do a forward tug test when hooking up to a trailer, before doing anything else. I'm told it's very embarrassing to drop a trailer on its knees after winding the legs and pulling away. Nice looking rig and trailer you got there.
Strange how townies move to the country, then complain about the smells, farmers working into the night to get the harvest after waiting for the sun to burn the dew off.
@@robertlinscott1551 But they wanted to pull something else. Mostly money from your wallet.
My country buddy told me before I moved to the country that " Real dirt stinks". It does and I love the smells. Not the skunks though.
Better to visually look to make sure that the *KING PIN* is attached bc *DROPPING* a trailer sucks balls.
Bad ass truck and trailer
Fancy the neighbour trying to say what you can & where you can put stuff on your property.
We actually can when it goes in our drinking water.
You see that’s where you are wrong. The state tells us where we can and can’t pile up litter. This is an approved spot far away from any water ways.
I got to read heart prosecutor from Northwest Tennessee chasing me around with their drone for 11 years
Good video thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching
That black on chrome looks nice
Thank you!!
I need some litter…sharing is caring…😂
I can hook you up with these guys. They will have some in Deason Tn.
Just watching this is enough to imagine the fertilizer smell like it's coming from next door! But I wouldn't dream of complaining or making a big stink (sorry, couldn't pass up a chance at a bar joke!) about the smell. It's just part of life, Deal! people love the food, but think it pops out of the ground ready to eat in a frozen plastic bag or a can. Anything unpleasant that interfere's with their little world, even out in farm country, and on someone else's land, it's still unacceptable! (I guess it's their world, we just live in it!) LOL
Nice video
Yellow and Green rounds bales go in between
I'm not a farmer, unless you count my suburban crop, but my name is Reed so I gotta follow.
Chicken "litter" STINKS SO BAD IT MAKES YOUR EYES WATER. They used to dump it on our school grounds once a year and all the windows were closed despite it being warm. I tried farming once working for an equipment dealership. Never had any desire to farm after that. Calling something chicken sh t is good insult.........LOL
Hi 👋 from Henderson TN
Man that's a nice rig you got there..I'm like you..get that chicken litter ready..😊
I think he loves that truck almost as he does his wife.
Round module bale carryer
It's is awesome we have one hear at the gin
Good videos I live in Newbern tennessee
Thanks for watching!
If it's dry. You can feed it to the cows A chicken only dijest 1/3. Of what it eats
How was dove season on that side of Tennessee in the northwest corner it was slow except for hunting islands on the Mississippi River
We had a great opening day. After that it was slow.
What shop reconditioned you're peterbilt, or did you buy it that way?
Done most of it myself. Sent it off to have it painted in Columbia Tn.
What was being cut with the mower?
He was cutting strips in the sunflowers for the dove hunt.
My mom from obion county
Just curious whats the cost of chicken liter per ton. (If its not a secret) Also how deep do you put it in the ground ? We have some huge chicken farms in Mn they dry their chicken manure and make it into pellets to spread.
$40 a ton delivered.
@@TheCropCritic I know that they use straight chicken crap on contaminated soil to "clean it up" so to speak. This company took all of the bad soil from a site and piled it in rows, then topped it with chicken crap and every now and then they would turn it all over until after a certain amount of time it was considered usable again.
What up with the old Cabover farmall? Need to get it out and redo it. I cut my teeth on one like that!
Older farmers a leaving farming and younger farmers can’t afford to purchase. We need our farmers. Saudi Arabia is buying up farms. If u own the water rights and the food, u own the people. There is need to back farmers.
People used to be happy when farmers used organic fertilizer
Don't eat chicken if you can't take the litter Have a huge pile in field next to home. Smells like money 😊
What’s your cost per acre on chicken litter generally? I’d love to put it out here in central ms but it costs too much to truck it in
1 ton= $55
I usually put 2 to 3 tons a acre.
@@TheCropCritic That stuff is magic for corn.
this guy is rough on his equiment but its his
We take very good care of our equipment. When it’s go time, we hit it full force.
Problem with spreading chicken or turkey manure is the weeds it brings. I have a neighbor farm who rents to a guy to plant soybeans . He spreads manure and then we get these damn thistles and other things I’ve never seen here in 25 years . Always two sides to every pancake.
Litter has no weed seeds in it. The weeds come because the litter creates a good place for them to grow.
Like to eat but don't like farming operations. Hmmmmm. Sounds schizophrenic to me. I think they got cities for folks like that, don't they?
The only thing I know that is stinkier than chicken litter is turkey litter. You are hauling it in for 2024 so it can ferment until after harvest. That neighbor probably lives square downwind. I've seen RV parks and motel put clean out of business with the chicken barn a full mile away. Yep. The year before and the year before that. He is just getting dang tired of it. You've got a nice flat area up there behind your house. Use that. Easy access, Good storage spot and it will get him off your back.
We have been piling litter here long before he bought beside us. We will continue until we stop using litter. Tennessee has a right to farm law so this is harassment on his part.
@@TheCropCritic "long before he bought" I'm with you in that case. The things suburbia forgets,, they go to the store and buy and eat what you produce.
Exactly.
City slicker most likely, moved to the country for that country lifestyle. Now wants to bitch about what farmers do in the country. HOA's are the worst to be built on farmland and then bitch about what the farm neighbors do for a living.
Click bate
A wasted watch
That's real smart incriminating yourself not wearing a seat belt! I know somebody that got a ticket from a different state. Long story short, he tried to fight it and lost because he had a video incriminating himself. There are cops out there like that! Just sayin!
If they want to write me a ticket for it let them go. As many times we get in and out of a truck a day we never think about it. We live in the middle of nowhere so if they want to run us down let them go.
@@TheCropCritic I understand totally just saying 👍
No problem bud.
Where is your farm at
Southern Middle TN, Lincoln County.
Fake click-bait title - nuthen but farmers doing farmer shit ........
Worked didn’t it. 😃