Corn Planting with Hoss Garden Seeder
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2017
- Planting continues in our garden - Katriel and Tim decide to plant more sweet corn using our Hoss Garden Seeder. Johnny tilled the garden first making it easy to push the seeder down the row! Corn (Syngetha Aspire: 4thegrower.com).
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I liked the camera on the Hoos planter watching the seeds fall. Nice video Tim.
+Micheal Sousa thanks Michael!
Thanks for the nice, family, informative video. Happy gardening!
Awesome to see good family time in the garden. I’m hoping to get the Hoss seeder for next year. Happy gardening!
Awesome job!!!
Go Katriel!!!!
great job guys. Your videos are always fun and educational to watch.
Thanks. We have a good time together, and we enjoy understanding how things work, and trying to make them work at their best.
Amazing, thanks for your sharing your knowledge, tis exactly what I was thinking of working on this next corn season
Dang having a father sure is cool, thanks for sharing the experience.
I had this seeder,the chain doesn’t cover the seeds
Well that's a lot of corn but there is never to much great video mr Tim and family I really enjoy them see ya on the next
Thanks very much!
As always great video guys !!! Thank you !!
+PhatboyHD88 thanks Phatboy!
Great job! Can't wait to see the corn come up! I used my earthway planter and not real happy with it. It seems to skip a lot.
Great job guys, very interesting.
Thanks for watching, and thanks for checking in.
Thank you for the information
Fascinating! Great video!
+Tractor Therapy was just thinking about you. Trying to decide if Adobe CC is worth the money.
Hard to answer "is it worth it" generally - I'd say for me it is - it's pretty much an industry standard and obviously where I've decided to spend my edit time, but I don't have alot of experience with others like Final Cut Pro or the Sony product I hear alot about to compare. Good news is there are tons of channels on YT to help out with Premier CC - I'll try and put together a list of a few that have helped me if you do decide to go that way. It's a pretty 'big' program meaning I'm still finding new stuff many months after getting somewhat proficient. It has a pretty steep learning curve, but once you hit a few of those 'oh - that what that's for' moments, it all starts to click. I'm self taught - for better or worse...but it's one of my channel goals - to learn the tech behind video. I've spent a ton of time (and $$$) on audio lately - I actually think the audio is more complex than the video as crazy as that sounds. CC comes with a program called Audition which is a pretty awesome audio tool.
+Tractor Therapy yes, audio is a thorn in our side. We do not have a decent solution. We have simply adopted an approach where we intentionally talk near the camera. Your rant about audio for the GoPro 5 is magnified even more for the GoPro 4. I can't buy an adapter cable which works with the rode video micro. GoPro quit making the only one which works!
Purchased
a Hoss seeder this year. Planted pelletized beet seed and it worked good for
that. Planted peas and it worked good for that also. I thought it was skipping
but I think the germination was poor because what was planted by hand before
the Hoss arrived looked the same with skips. Had trouble planting sweet corn. Watching
your video maybe I should have walked slower? I didn’t like the deep groove in
the loose soil from the front wheel so I ordered another wheel from Hoss and
used a long enough carriage bolt to have two wheels on the front. One on each
side of the frame and the disc openers are in undisturbed soil. I think it
helped for not having such a deep groove in the soil. After planting I put a
drip line between the rows for watering and inject fertilizer. Night and day difference
for germination time. In northern MN black heavy soil. Thanks for the
informative videos
Interesting. Thanks for the comments
Go Tarheels! I saw your decal on the tool box... greetings from the mountains of western NC...
+gardeningpreacher Christy got her degree from UNC. (I love her anyway :-) )
gardeningpreacher I grew up in North Carolina. There was no other choice for me but UNC!! My parents live in eastern NC.
I have some members here where I preach who are from Clinton, NC and we have some good friends who live near Rocky Mount. Thank you all for the great, family friendly videos!
I like the planter.
Great video. I have an earthway planter that I use for small areas like yours. It seems to do OK, but I may have to invest in a Hoss once the Earthway wears out. It is pretty amazing how that little Hoss planter works just like my Allis Chalmers planter.
I like the double disk openers much better than that v-shaped plow thingy on the earthway. We have an earthway too... FIL gave it to us. ...but we don't use it.
this was a good video, very interesting. thanks!
+scottcrick thanks!
Good video Tim, very informative. I have been on the fence about getting one myself. It's hard to justify dropping $300 on one especially if it still skips or doubles, heck I can get that doing it the fist thumb drop method. If I was selling it road side than yes I could justify spending that and recouping the cost in profits besides I don't mind spending time outside in my garden anyway.
A lot of discussion. Now we will see the results. Ah, the joys of gardening.
+Spartan 4890 if I can keep bugs bunny away!!!
There are a lot of videos on planting corn with this. I wish you would do a video on planting small seeds with it. A lot of people on line are using a JANG seeder I wander if this HOSS is better or worse then the JANG ?
Thanks for the excellent analysis of this product. I have this seeder and for me it has been a source of frustration trying to plant corn or beans with it. I'm good with it planting small round seeds once you resize the plate holes to match the largest seeds in your batch. I really wanted this to plant corn. I made a plate with 3 holes but to get right hole size is tedious and tries my patience since the plate always gets blocked by the larger seeds in the batch, causing skipping and the need to hand plant the voids. If you want to plant with a different variety then this is to be done all over again and will take another hour or two to tune the new plate to best drop the batch. I find that if I put only the amount of seed in the hopper to fill one side and leave the side open that will allow me to see the plate just after the seed is dropped then I can tell if a seed gets stuck and clear it with my knife. This makes it a slow process but still faster than hand planting.
Yes. I agree. This planter is nearly worthless with corn. I tried making my own plates. I could not do any better. Quite frustrating.
I now use a tractor attached (real) planter for sweet corn.
Thanks for your video
Who needs boots when u have flip flops. Tim I think u would look good in flip flops lol
I like my EarthWay but I’d love to have a Hoss Seeder.
I mounted mine on my 318 works like a champ
Know this is an old video, but if you get this, I would like to see a picture of you mounting it on the 318. Have my Earthway mounted like that, but have not figured the correct way to do it with the Hoss. Use the Earthway for larger seeds and the Hoss for smaller seeds. That way, generally do not ever change planting plates.
i personally think the best way to handle planting in a garden would be to get a pvc pipe and make holes in it exactly where you want your spacing to be or a 2x4.. really anything the length of the garden that you can make a hole in. the pipe would have to have the hole made into a cup then put it up on something and you can walk down and quickly load all the holes without having to bend over the carry it over and dump in into the furrow.. cover with a rake and lightly pack it down. sounds like a lot of work and why not just plant directly in the soil but you wouldn't be measuring it but the one time to make the holes and that would be done standing up not bent over in the garden out in the sun. then all your individual seed placement would be done standing up and maybe in the shade if there is a tree near by.. then carry i over and dump it and repeat on each row..
Not sure how this would work in the seeder but you should soak the seeds in water overnight before you plant them. Makes a world of difference
Hey Tim
That corn planter makes the job faster than by hand never planted sweet corn my yard is to small.
+Keith Dieter thanks for watching! It is faster. It is also less accurate.
We planted by hand...twice. Needed it a third time but...we thought twice was enough. Our corn looks it too. We still have corn from last year so it's no big deal. We'll have enough to have on the cob though. Hoss makes good equipment. Wonder how the bigger kernels would have done? Have a good day!
the bigger kernels would have shown more skips. We do have some skips. I'll show that in a later update video at some point.
You need to get on Katriel about this. You planted by hand (with Love) TWICE, and still didn't get a decent stand. I'm wondering if her advice is not solid :-)
We'll blame it on her ed ja ma ca tion. :)
Hi Tim, I know your channel is much more than the garden now but how did your garden do this year ? Ours did really well. Do you freeze or can your vegetables ? How do you store you potatoes for later use? We would like to try to grow some spuds but not sure how to preserve them to use later thru the winter. We live south of you near Greensburg Indiana so our climate should be similar.
+Scott Mote wow, you are not far away. Our garden was great!
We cannot store potatoes all winter. They get soft. We are still using them now, I think. Need to ask Christy.
Store potatoes in a single layer...on cool dry floor.
We give most of our produce away.
My extended family freezes sweet corn for us, but it is easy to do. Let me know if you need more details on that.
A suggestion on how to make it so that only one seed drops at a time. get a sheet of the plastic material that the company uses and cut a circle the same size as the one you used to plant the corn and drllout the required holes only whe you drill out the holes where the kernels sit to drop them into the planter reduce the diameter of the holes to a diameter that only allows one kernel to fit in. you will have a bit of difficulty doing the center hole as it has the one flat side. This is just a suggestion.
Love and Peace, Blessed Be, Doug.
I tried this repeatedly. I have (well, I HAD) a blank plate. I kept making the holes bigger, and retrying. I could not get to a size which effectively dropped a single kernel. This was our point when showing the irregular size and shape of the kernels. They simply be 'singulated' in this fashion. Even in this garden (with the biggest holes), we see several doubles and even triples, but also several skips.
I do not believe it is possible for this type of system to be accurate.
The Hoss Wheel Hoe does the best that I have seen, but it is far from perfect.
Thanks very much for your comment.
Great job looks like a nice planter I know a guy that makes the planter from old ac and JD and yes he gets 600.00 for one row and 1000.00 for two row I like to have one but not at that price I should of keep the old JD 4 row I had years a go ! LOL take care and have a great week ! curt 👍 😀 🚜
+Kioti CS2410 I've got that old A-C unit in my shed taking up space. Need to get it out of there!
I thought you was going to fix it up for johnny ?😀
How do you make the planter
They just cut down old ac , jd planters to make them 3pt one or two row planters !
This fun farming is cool. But how do you keep all that produce once it is harvested?
+truthinjesus1 we eat what we can, and give the rest to the local food pantry
@@TractorTimewithTim you guys are AWESOME "
Hoss engineering seems better to use in the tropics ...i liked the way its all designed very productive. Nice video
It is good stuff.
I would buy some blank plates of different thickness so you could make your own plates to meet your needs.
Design a push tiller with large wheels that can fit perfectly in rows that has a swash plate pump motor to drive the tiller attachment with a worm gear box to also aid in driving the wheels. Then design a seed planting attachment and edging attachment to edge lawns. Then design a planting bed former attachment. Be a really cool multi tooled garden buddy. You could even design rotating blades for cutting lawns even weeding by a tiller slash grass cutter designed to tear up an inch of dirt on flat ground to get the weeds and their roots. 😊
Or YOU could design all of that.
Oh my bad thought i would kick down some good ideas sorry to have inconvinced you and take time away from your life by having to read my comments. Ill have to remember your channel so i will not have to share ways for rapid cellular plant growth and how to use composting toilets to generate HHO and rich top soil and plant food. Thank you! 😊
My response was not intended to be rude. Apparently it was taken that way.
I’m just saying that if you have these good ideas, you should pursue them.
I don’t develop push plows. I bought this thing online.
I’m just trying to encourage you to invest effort in your own ideas. Only you can truly appreciate the idea during the ‘idea phase’. You have to develop it into a workable affordable product. THEN the world will see the value.
...and no, I have no need for a composting toilet or whatever.
Again, no intent on my part to be rude. ...but from my standpoint, I’m already working 80 hours per week on the ideas that WE are pursuing as a family.
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Cool 😎
On Johnny do you have a planter for the hitch
I have an old Allis Chalmers unit. However, it needs some restoration.
How much for the planter
you need to get another sticker saying ' with a new holland up its rear ' to go beside the nothing runs like a Deere sticker! lol :D
Yea, yea, yea. :-)
Can you tell me the web site where i can buy these tools, please thanks
+Laura Perez the links are all in the description. Look at the Amazon link. It takes you to all of thwse
another way to get precision accuracy would be to get a single row unit from a john deere exactemerge planter... prolly only cost 75,000 bucks for the row unit and the gps with activations.. don't forget the auto steer for jonny.. lol
+Doug Decuir hmm! Maybe we should get a 12 row?
yes.. jonny may have a little problem lifting the 12 row though... so talk to the finance comity about a nice new 8400r.. that way you can save a little money by not having to get the auto steer for jonny... ;)
th-cam.com/video/P0-ukdneiTY/w-d-xo.html this is a new video with old commentary but you'll get a good laugh out of it.. kinda suits your situation.. i wish i could find the old video where they used the 8760 and 892d they mention in the video.. i remember it from way back and it was pretty funny... lol
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I can't buy this in my country but I will make it my self.Best regards from Serbia,East Europe.
I think I saw a video somewhere about how to make a push plow from common parts (like a bicycle tire, etc).
Yeah.I made already two different push seeders (for small and bigger seeds) and three wheel hoes from the bicycle parts and two mini seeders for the green house small seeds sowing.But I need better solution for the sweet corn sow because I am use to sow it in the 60 ares (10x350 Yards).So I will try this solution.Today I found some parts for it.
Hopefully you will post a video! Sounds interesting.
Sounds good. I hope you post a video of it!
I still search for some adequate material for the seeds plates .I saw there could be problems when plastic plates get electro charged by friction and seeds can't drop down.
When all be finished I will ask my son to put a video here.
So is Katriel THE "Flip Flop Farmer'?
You've had teenagers :-) Some things we just have to accept and move on!
I agree with Katriel, tilling the garden at 90 degree wastes a lot of water. You might want to firm the soil back with a Roller. Over here in Germany, is about as hot atm:
We got 2.5 inches (what is that...5-6cm?) of rain last week. It has been cooler since then.
Thanks for watching.
Yes, an inch is 2,54cm . And that is per sqare feet? Would be 7,65 l/sqare meter. We got 9 last Friday and sine then its hot.
You need to turn the page on your calendar. It's June now......Unless you recorded this in May. =)
Remember the update video a few days ago?...we shot this just before the update video.
Should put some easter eggs in the background and see if anyone notices. =)
Some folks shoot their videos and publish nearly raw and immediately. We do that with update videos. ...but MOST of our videos have MANY HOURS of editing time invested. Christy works nearly full-time editing the two per week.
So, we're often not 'up to date' with our publishing. This is the purpose of our Sunday update videos.
Make sense?
Well you do a great job. I get excited whenever I see a new TTWT video posted. They are always fun, interesting, and informative!
+Jeff Rainwater thanks Jeff! We appreciate you watching them!
Christie was a little bored when you explained the hoe right at the very start, sat in the chair yawning! Lol
+Simon Hills yea, after 25 years, I'm pretty boring to her!
Don't take it personally Tim I think most teen agers find all adults boring
Simon Hills I was actually just tired, not actually bored!
Christy Marks sure you were Christy ;) any excuse! :P
Y'all need a tractor pulled seeder lol.
We have the pieces to an old Allis Chalmers planter unit. Just never have got around to fixing it up.
faster by hand on what you have
Not sure about that...but even if it is, so what? We had a good time playing with the planter.
Nuthin dies like a deer
Enjoyed the video but to be honest I dont care much for the planter.
+Bo Knows would be fine with good round seeds. Not so good with those shriveled sweet corn seeds
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