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- I really liked the King cultivators . I can see where if you were cultivating small plants on flat ground the would be excellent. Thanks for watching.#farmall140#sweetcorn#jtwes
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I enjoy the tractor work, but most important your sharing the message of Jesus Christ. Thanks
Thank you for your videos Siryiu you are a God send
Those scrathers would the first thing we start cultivating the garden with when everything starting to come up when my grandfather was still living
I can see that. They look to be a good tool for smaller young plants.
Gid bless you Sir you are truly doing Fids work my friend love your videos and you interaction with your boys reminds me of me and my Das and older brother anytime you are on one of yourS A’s
I appreciate that
Thanks for another great video and taking us along to see the different cultivators working.
excellent camera work on the tractor field work. thanks for taking us with you.
My Grandfather would plant shoepeg corn and whipperwill peas together in a few rows. He never laid them by with fertilizer. The peas would supply the nitrogen that the corn needed the corn gave the peas something to climb on. Although the yield wasn't what the rest of the field was it was the way he learned it from his father and he was proud to keep the old tradition alive.
Another good informative video, I've never come across that particular type of scratcher, everyday's a school day.
Amen to that. Those King scratchers do a good job. I of course have regular cultivators and I use the fenders on the small stuff until I can throw the dirt to the crop. Thanks so much for sharing. Hope y'all are doing okay.
We’re doing good. I put a pause on the sleeper car trip. I told Sammy I just didn’t want to be anywhere near DC and Chicago while infrastructure seems to be hanging by a thread. Hopefully we’ll do it next summer.
@@Jtwes I can understand that.
Growing up, we always planted pole beans and running butter beans in the corn. Didn't have to bend over to pick them. I found some running butter bean seed a couple years ago, and have started planting them again.
We use the King scratchers to cultivate Daddy's garden now. When I was young, we used 2 sets of sweeps on the front to cultivate. Everything was planted flat, or small furrow and the sweeps would add dirt as the plants grew.
I’m on the hunt for a pair. I like what they can do when the plant is small.
thank you for the inspiration
Hey Ron Thanks for watching God Bless.
That's one thing I like about your channel you show all the different plows. Never seen on of these before. Something new to add to my list now.
Me and you both. I could use those anytime I want I’m sure but I wouldn’t mind having my own set.
@@Jtwes I think I'm going to see if I can locate some next week. In my sandy soil they would work great.
@@DeepSouthHomestead I have a set.
Burtch store tractors I believe has some listed. Hit their website. Their up there near Joey
You're right Joey, God works on his own schedule not ours. Which is good because we wouldn't get the timing right anyway. But he always comes through. And I always enjoy that peaceful cultivating. Thanks for sharing it.
thanks for your witness
I planted beans in the corn row once by hand. They didn't take over the corn and there was zero weeds in the row. I would like to have a used duplex planter. For sure!
Hey Wesley
Yes sir they were perfect for doing that.
I love the way you explain what you are about to do and what could be done differently the next time!!! I never did but a neighbor would plant field peas with his corn. Then chop the crop for livestock feed.
Thanks Gene. I guess everyone won that way. Old ways are still some of the best ways.
Love the old Farmall’s . I grew up a AC guy but as a adult I became a red tractor guy. I’ve done up some cubs, M, and now 39 A . Thank you for the content new subscriber today!! As a market farmer I kinda got away from tractors but sure love the sight of a old tractor doing work!
Thank you and welcome. I don’t say much about it on camera but I work my 140 hard. I used to raise more than I do now. I’ve had some sort of garden my whole life . I’ve been using my 140 about 15 yrs I just started filming it about 3 or 4 years ago.
thanks for this video. now I know how mine mount to the tractor
I think you need to sell them cheap 👍👍👍lol
@@Jtwes honestly I think I have two sets. I will look. If not my neighbor might have a set
Good job on video fellas! Thanks for sharing, enjoyed watching!
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I replanted my silver Queen corn all 400 ft. And run my sweeps down my rows on my 4610 SU. did a really good job and my last row of red okra my sweeps shifted and I cut fifty ft. Up boy was I mad told my self to park these tractors get my fillers back out .
Aw man I hate to hear that Robert. It’s probably not to late to plant the okra again.
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Thanks for sharing. Head to Brandon's I'll bet he has some.
I’m sure he does. Lol
I have never commented on it but, I like the brief clips of the showing the intro and your new music and logo. I don't know how to do any of this computer stuff I wouldn't even know how to get that stuff there . 🤣
Thank You Nate .
I'm going to try the king cultivate sometime this week. Thanks for sharing
Let me know how you like them.
Great video Bro Joey, I’m impressed with those cultivators!
Thank You Brother Scott.
I know that Burtch Store Tractors has those King cultivators.
We literally ate California #5s and hot water cornbread with every meal growing up, except for breakfast. But never inter-planted them with corn. That is a very old technique though, going back to Native Americans and their idea of The Three Sisters.
Scott at Railey Farm and field just did a good video on the 7 seeds to feed your family. I think he talked about the three sisters in that video.
We've worn a few sets of those out here, and on flat rows, they are perfect.
I hope to find me a set.
I plant by hand and plant beans along with the corn. Never knew there was a dual type planter.
Hey Collector,
Cole has made that planter for a long time. I hope to have one by this fall. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@Jtwes I also am going to be on the look out for one of those dual planters. There has been very little truck patch type gardening in our region of the Ozarks. In the hills they grew small kitchen gardens. After 1964 no one in the Black River bottom land grew gardens. The Rice growers took over and the chemical drift from the crop dusters spraying those rice paddys killed garden plants. This had a effect on the availability to fine smaller implements and such.We also collect the old walking tractors and they are pretty scarce and the attachments for them even harder to find.
I adjusted mine to a steeper angle after using a few times. That really helped with clogging up with trash and weeds. This takes away from your width but your back plows will take care of that. I added a set of narrow 1” ? cultivator points to save wear on the leaf springs before I ever used. King also made a “rolled over” leaf spring style cultivators. Enjoying your videos
That interesting. I need to explore other cultivating ways . Might be something to work on for next year.
Hey Joey, I have a set of those I got with my 100 and have always liked them for plowing in fertilizer and for small stuff! Great footage!
Hey Bobby
That’s what I was doing for Roger . It seem to work in the fertilizer pretty good. The rain we have had might wash it all out now.
I have an international dual hopper that plants beans and corn at the same time. Thought about doing both like the old timers did, never have.
I also have a set of those king scratchers. I like the sweeps better.
I don’t think I’ve seen a dual hopper IH planter. That’s a neat one to have.
@@Jtwes I have two. I'll send you a few pics .
I used to have a set of those King scratchers but unfortunately, I got rid of them. My 140 was set at 48 inches and Grandpa's Cub was set at 44 inches. There was always a difference cultivating.
I was fighting row difference in that video a whole lot more than it showed on camera.
@@Jtwes I had hoped to set Grandpa's Cub out to 48 inches but never got around to it.
I've did that in the past with our Cole duplex planter, we planted field corn and red ripper peas, those things completely covered the corn stalks, they grow like kudzu. I might plant some here at home some how or another, I'll fit them in somewhere.
How did the corn do.
@@Jtwes it did ok but the peas choked it back some. It was a mess trying to pull the corn though, it was snakey looking.
Thanks Joey for keeping us newbie’s informed. When you first added music I was skeptical, us old folks hate change. I have come to like it a great deal and your sons do a great job with the camera. I have something different in the way of cultivators, they came with a pile of “stuff “ or a buy out deal? I’ll have to send you a photo. Just returned from a 950 mile tractor buy across the Upper Peninsula into WI. Beautiful country, but no gardens??
Hey Stan just got done looking at the pictures. Nice find.
Hey Joey. I just rewatched this video from a couple years ago. I learn a bit each time. It’s hard for me to “keep up” with all your videos as I get so involved with “stuff” during the summer. In FL I have time for lots of watching. I guess I need to review more of your older videos. 130 and Cub (KY tractors) up and running, waiting on my truck now. Not really happy with what is going on with it. Thanks again for sharing.
Great video and thanks for sharing! Nice to see you are using different types of equipment on your tool bar! Romans 5 3-5 always a great place to start!
Joey I use that type of scratcher and I am wanting rolling cultivators for my super a.
Hey Mike,
I think it would be nice to have both. I wouldn’t mind have a few more good shanks so I could do some more with different feet. Thanks again for watching.
You need to get the keys from Rodger and start mowing that spot to mr joe and I need to get me about 10 140s I think running them would be a lot cheaper than running this big stuff 😂😂😂
Man Ben I would hate to think of your fuel bill. I just hope your crops do good enough to help offset that cost. Thanks for watching.
@@Jtwes you and me both mr
Joe lord know I’m hopein it does
It would help if you put your runoff bar on to keep from spreading your color Vader so much so much pressure spreading it especially with the disc
Hey Timmy
Thanks for watching. Your right it does help. I run them on disc but I can’t on the rolling cultivators or those king scratchers because I’m hanging them were the bar goes.
Can you angle those king scratchers so they don’t run do flat and flatten out the row???
I think you can but I didn’t study them to hard.
I never understood why you only want to put fertilizer on one side since the roots are in all directions. I like to to place it on both sides of the crop.
Hey Wayne
Both sides would be ok. It’s not that I like one side over the other it’s just the logistics of both sides for me is just not worth it. I would need to buy a fertilizer splitter for the hopper base and another flex hose . Good ideal though.
@@Jtwes oh, I know, I am just talking in general.
Planting corn and peas together😢 when you pick the peas you will wilt down no air in corn patch
Good Point.
where do you get your shovels for your back feet you use
Hey Jay
A subscriber got them for me. I’m pretty sure in the last video I did he put a comment we’re he got them.
Anybody know if Farmall cub cultivators are the same for 140s? Also anybody think I could put Rolling cultivators or rolling disc cultivators on a cub?
Hey Blake
I think all the cultivators are the same. There are some that have put rolling cultivators on a cub.
@@Jtwes ok thank you
The fertilizer was falling into the fur and not near the corn and peas. Fertilizer is too high now to be wasting like you did
The fertilizer is just right where he's putting it, if its too close it will burn the plants.
Hey Martin, I seen what you were talking about and i didn’t like it either. The problem was that was planted with a little lawnmower type kubota and the rows were off bad. Some places my rear feet were running 2-3 inches from the plant. So when you came down that row it was putting it in the fur that’s was from the other row. Good eye on seeing that.
I have burned some getting it to close.
COME ON J T. A GREEN FERTERLIZER DISTRIBUTOR ON A RED 140!!!! HOW EMBARRASSING!!!!!
Sad part is it’s the most accurate one I have. Lol