7720 JD Combine HARVESTS MILO!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2021
- One of our best videos of harvest! We break the 7720 out to combine some downed milo.
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... you boys done good ... hats off to the Mom tho ... keeping everyone in food ... lunches ...diapers ... and she is also an extra driver when needed ...
TYJ for farmer wives!!! They behind the scene and keep guys and gals in machines fed and going
Great drone footage. Two combines, grain truck and livestock in the background!
Thank you for keeping my table full.
Watching the eyes of a cow surrounded in black as she comes in for a drink...that was beautiful...few people ever see that. Cattle connect people to the land. Thank you Peterson Family!
you guys do a good job. i like your kid in the in the feld she look good have fun cuting milo
Wow! Beautiful friend! Greeting from Michoacán Mexico
Peterson family is awesome. Videos are outstanding!!!!
Craig that is one pretty little congratulations you two
Good looking Milo
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Great going with harvest Peterson team. You all as a family to including wife’s, do such a great team work getting harvest done. Wonderful family working together!!!! The drone footage was outstanding. Thanks for doing that. Interesting to watch the drone footage.
Pile of milo at elevator is absolutely huge-wow.
The new baby rides really good in the tractor. Special years for her. Wonderful that you do that. Brighton seems very happy in the tractor.
When she is older you will have to tell her the stories. The 7720 combine does real good for its age. Good head unit for milo that is down. Older equipment is real handy at times. Great you kept it. Thanks to the wife’s for feeding the crew. Wonderful!!!! I always enjoyed meals in the field. Been there done that.
About it I now. You all take care and be safe. God watch over all of you. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
It always took me a week after milo harvest to finally stop itching!
Lol it makes me itch just to watch the video
I used to Shred the Milo stalks without cab on the tractor 🚜
I loved the music with the drone footage, especially when all 3 pieces of equipment made the sharp 360-degree turn almost simultaneously together---just spectacular! You all as a family sure work expertly together like a well-oiled machine! I believe for all the tough farm and cattle raising work you do that to also put it all on video is superb!! Takes lots of strength to do all that! Your excellence would be difficult for other farmers to beat---you're the very best, cream of the crop---pardon the pun!!!
Thanks for showing 7720 . I have a 4420 I use on our small Kentucky farm. Thanks for your great family videos.
Nice work Peterson family!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot for the written explanation about the Milo. I really appreciate to glean all kind of information like that in the farming video. Keep up the good work!
Love the music behind your drone footage!!
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Kudos to the wives for their hard work.
That was really enjoyable drone footage and the music was an added enjoyment! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Dem old Johns do some pretty work I run a 9500 and a 9400 in east nc
40 year old machine earning more than its keep, and the row-crop head too. 7720 is a good machine still useful after it's prime. Good video!
Great milo crop. Congratulations!!!
I love your videos
Great video and drone footage of the Milo harvest.
I have family out your way and I recognized that elevator keep up the good work
I think you do a great job with your music a lot of other channels try to force feed you
Will ya make any silage from those stalks, sure is a lot of green in them yet? Many many years ago when my Dad and Uncle would raise Milo, in the fall just before harvest, 1000's and I mean 1000's of black birds would descend on the field and nearly clean them off before harvesting it. They tried shooting at them and even strung up these big firecrackers on a rope to scare them off. It worked at first but after a couple of days they'd just fly up and come right back down to eat more.🙃
We make silage sometimes, but rarely. Usually we just leave the stalks until spring and plant soybeans right into them. We have some flocks of birds eat the milo sometimes too!
Like JDwoman stated, except for the itching milo harvest is easier to harvest than wheat, most years.
Did Milo 5 years ago and didn't do good around here but very cheap to grow and really good for the land
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Good video! Do those outside piles get covered?
Yes. It's like a big plastic-covered mountain. Then they truck it out to other rail-head elevators for shipment as the prices change until it is all gone for next season. There is plastic on the ground and usually concrete K-rails surrounding it to keep it in.
good looking machines!:) How many acres do you "cropfarm"?(roughly)
Do you use any special attachments on the rigid grain headers to cut head loss for the milo?
What do you all do with your stalks from harvesting milo? I know you’re no till but do you shred your stalks down before planting into them next season?
According to other vids, they run a tiller over them to chop them into smaller pieces, then drill soybeans or another nitrogen-fixing crop next. If they chop it green for silage they cut it closer to the ground and drill directly through it.
We do not do anything to them typically just plant into them next spring. Sometimes we graze or make inlt silage, but not usually.
Yeah Milo dust as bad but it doesn’t hold a candle to canary seed! I hated dealing with that stuff.
Do you make silage out of the milo stalks?
Can chop of milo stalks when they are dead with Kubota disc mower then round bale use bales for winter bedding
What will you do to
Those fields of cut milo.. will it become good pasture crop for the cows to feed off of or do you do tillage over it ?
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Must be tricky changing a diaper in a tractor
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Great video. Where'd you find song for drone footage?
Do you guys bale the Milo stubble and feed it to cows?
What's your average planting in lbs per acre to get your yields?
I never see any blackbirds in your videos.Every field of milo near where I live has its own HUGE flock of blackbirds feeding on it as it ripens. Do you have that to deal with too?
There is enough milo around that the birds can't get to it all but we do have some damage.
So on a typical year how many bushels per acre does milo yield? This is a crop im not familiar with until i started watching your channel.
We like to shoot for 100 bu/ac on dryland.
How do you keep birds away from the milo?
Is it worth it to bale up the stubble for bedding?
Here in Missouri we round bale ours are we put hot wire around it and let the cows in there and let them eat it kind of like removal name for the winter grazing
Molasses
That's nice, and a good idea to keep baby out of too much dust, but yet is good to not have babies too insulated from "the world" , they need to have a good immune system developed :)
Nathan you wasted your allowance for the spilling that grain on the ground
Day light saving got to go
Where's your sister at Greg is she in college