The MOST PROFITABLE THING We Do On Our Farm
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- What is the most profitable thing we do on our farm? Watch as we plant double crop milo with our Kubota M8 and 12 row planter.
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As long as it works for you and the farm keep doing it !
This double cropping works for you boys thats great. The Lord provides and he he his doing that for you.
More very interesting information! Such complicated machinery and a very vast landscape. The drone video gives a great overall view. Thanks!
Keep up the good work 💪. Thank you men and women for sharing your faith in Jesus.
I was always told Kansas was flat, until I moved my daughter, son-in-law and grandson to Denver 5 years ago. Drove I-70 east to west, Kansas City is around 950 feet elevation and Denver (the mile high city). Pretty straight road, but the 27' Penske truck and trailer had it's tongue hanging out when we got to Denver! Really enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing them as well as your Christian faith. Loved all 3 combines going in the earlier videos! Worked on a 6620 in the mid '80's and early '90's.
Kansas is nowhere near the flattest state, going down I70 you only saw a little bit of what the state has to offer
As a food sci guy, that was educational. First vid I’ve watched...subscribed!
I enjoy your videos and enjoy learning about your farm. Thank you! :)
Is milo a good market crop and what is it mostly used for? I remember wheat stubble as being difficult to breakdown and decompose, is that a problem for future crops planted after the milo crop? Once again, enjoyed the video...
Here in Kansas, we are no-till and feel like the more residue the better. Milo is used for nearly all the same purposes as corn.
Lots of good information in this video, clear and well stated. Remember viewers,,,, to share this video with anyone whom you may think to find it interesting.
It does seem so hot there in Kansas now for you to be planting now in summer, but am glad you can get away with doing it every year and making it profitable! That makes a lot of planting and harvesting most of the year, except winter, of course! Love your videos and learn a lot!
Used a smaller KUBOTA for years on my place, they make a good tractor.
Great video guys. Always enjoy your content.
I planted some milo as a double crop here in michigan as well. It will be our first time planting it . Nice video stay safe and farm on my friends!
saw a case ih 7120 combine harvesting milo down my road today. Over here milo is planted in March and harvested in July and early August then the stalks are disked down a couple times and the milo will regrow and act as a cover crop for the rest of the year. Anyway great video and I really like your Kubota.☺
Where in KS?
Kansas State University recommends double cropping
Luv the videos keep them coming and hopefully you’ll get some rain 🌧 fingers crossed 🤞👍👍
Beautiful country. I use to be able to work in those temperatures about 35 years ago... I enjoyed it then...
New Subscriber here , Sarasota Florida. Good content , thanks. Like to know which part of Kansas your in but if you can’t say that’s OK. 😀👍🏾🚜🇺🇸
They are in central kansas around Salina,ks
God's blessings!
When I was farming in Travis County, Texas, we could never raise fall Milo because of midge. They would blast out the heads in swarms. Do you have insect control issues with double cropping?
It’s the same here in west TN
Thanks guys. Always learn something from you.
That is so crazy to me that you are planting right now
I wish we could plant into that long of stubble haha . Man we would kill for that stubble length
Damon Ens ... ‘cause they swing the header down low to get the ears....
Home many gallons per hour dit you get from the kubota m8
Excellent continue comme ça j'adore tes vidéos tu as changé de marque de tracteur pour un rose??
What will you do after you cut the milo?
The ground will rest all winter and then be planted to full season soybeans the next spring.
we farm in kentucky they always recommended not to plant it in late june because of sorghum midge do yall spray for it
When are you guys planning on starting to chop the corn? In europe we start right about september but i always see vids of you at the beginning of august harvesting corn? Do you plant an early corn?
Teun van den Eertwegh ...thinking here ...they only can plant to harvest corn once,,,something about sun power and length of daylight...
What is milo used for. Nice video. Over 100 on the porch in WV
I planted some double crop milo after oats here in NE Oklahoma on July 9 this year and some of it has sprouted. We recieved a 3/10ths and a4 tenths rain in the first week after planting.Do you guys bale the stalks after harvest and will the plan to be back to wheat?
We have found that wheat after milo isn't the best rotation. We do not bale the stalks as we like the residue. Best to double crop once and then let the soil rest before planting again the next spring.
How are you finding the Kubota M8 to use?
We like it!
Would like to know are you running a GPS on the planter tractor
What do you think of the Kubota? Like to hear a review on it. Possible compare it to a John Deere?
It’s really more versatile than Kubota. It’s a versatile nemesis painted orange. But in🇨🇦
Hello.
What do you plant After the milo before the wheat?
Best regards from Sweden.
After the milo is harvested in November, we will plant soybeans the next Spring (May).
Is there a particular reason that you dont bale your straw?
We usually do, this year we came across more hay from other places, so we had no need for the straw. It is just as valuable to us as residue and organic matter on the soil than in bales.
@@petersonfamilyfarm1778 thanks for the clarification!
What state are you in again???
Kansas
hey just started watching and kevin is a jerk and i get it we have a small farm in ga its about 450 acers 100 head ofcattel and 3 bolier houses. So you are a gaint farm compared to us
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