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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- In today's video we finish the 40 acres of irrigated wheat and I chase Goliath with the drill to get double crop beans planted.
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Werner Ag, established in 1960, is a family farm operation based in rural Hanna, IN. The TH-cam channel and social media pages are run by Keith Werner, the third generation of Werner Ag.
Werner Ag raises Corn, Soybeans, Winter Wheat and Cereal Rye Cover Crop Seed. The farm has done No-Till farming practices since the early 1980s and continues to increase acres of cover crops year to year. The farm operation also provides custom farming services such as Tillage, Planting, Sidedressing and Harvesting.
Outside of the farm operation, Werner Ag includes a Pioneer Seed dealership that was acquired over 30 years ago and also a Logan Agri-Yield Micronutrient Sales division that was acquired in 2020 providing micronutrient products for every application.
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Of all the agro channels I watch I really like your grasp of the FACTS & FIGURES !!
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
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Absolutely. I watch MNMF for the laughs, Welker for the engineering creativity and day to day life farming on Mars, and Werner for science and math lessons....lol
Hi Keith, Your Daddy is a lucky man to have a son like yourself to keep up with the operation of the farm. How you keep it straight is a task within itself. You are a outstanding young man. Take Care and Stay Safe.
They need to invent a combine that will plant a double crop. You'd think for a million plus, the X-9 would do it.
Not a bad idea. Would be pretty neat to see
Really enjoying the channel. Grew up working on a rice, crawfish, and soybean farm in south Louisiana. I like seeing the different types of farming operations across our great country. Also enjoy the insight you give with the videos
I really appreciate it! Thank you for watching!
OKAY, you got some combine time. Great video.
Thanks 👍
It's good to see Werner Farms getting it done! My fellow Hoosiers.🇺🇸
Have you guys ever thought about doing relay cropping? It could work with either wheat or rye. Jason Mauck, an Indiana farmer does a lot of this.
When you plant in wheat stubble if you go the same direction, the opener will plant between the old wheat rows. Good luck with a good crop. I planted double crop and bought a NT 10" Great Plains drill in 1989 to do this. I never planted in July. About 35 bu/ac with group 3 was the most after wheat. I used max of Prowl because there was no Roundup ready. Also used it pre emerge throw the sprinkler.
Typically we like to have double crop beans in by the 12th of July. We've drilled with the rows and on angle and for us we have not seen a difference. These beans are a 2.8, Pioneer P28T14E Enlist variety.
@@WernerAg We have very heavy wheat stubble for stand-ability. I have 19" turbo Coulters on my GP drill to plant in our tight clay soil. Irrigation is expensive for Soybeans, requires too much irrigation for high yields and we have to ship our beans east 300 miles to central Kansas. It is not grown here even though large amounts is used for area pork and dairy.
You beat the raincloud. Good content!
Thanks!
Great awesome video Keith , ur lucky u can water the fields . Up here that don’t work , crops have to depend on rain
Thanks! We're pretty fortunate to have pivots on some of our fields.
Great Plains drill has cone plates to put over the metering holes to help the clean out!
That's pretty cool
We have a John Deere 1890 air drill for wheat and soybeans and we have a 12 row 1760 planter for corn
Great: video, loved it👍👍🤠🇺🇸
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Thank you for not being the fake farmer or girl farmer with perfect nails and clean clothes I see on other channels!
You mean like NYfarm girls who have to ask 10 year old boys doing chores how to fill a bucket ? I call them the Kardashian farmers total fakes but the perverts think they are real farm girls !
I’ve only grow soybeans once. ❗️Shameless plug alert❗️anyone interested in a farming channel from Florida growing peanuts and cotton check out fieldrows. Thanks
One of the other TH-camrs on the farm channel is drilling corn so he can let his cattle go in the fall and they can eat what's left
That's pretty cool. I have never heard of anyone drilling corn before.
Hi Noticed how your semi was loadin under electric wires saw video about a young man being electrocute when his unloading spout got to close to wires. Love the vids Stay Safe
We're always careful of electric lines around equipment and all of our fields fortunately we do not have to worry about unloading under them as the electric companies have made the lines high enough that they are well out of the way.
Werner Farms Sorry for being negative but after watching. The 3. Videos of the.mans recovery it set the alarm bell s ringing ,graincart,semi,electric wires . Stay safe my friend Regards Robbie
No worries I totally understand 👍🏼
Sorry but you mean 3 problem.. Whit that erigater... But hope yall gona fix that if not aredy done and awesome video as allwaye your the man even wen thing goes rong you know how to handle it haha take care
Thanks! The irrigator will be in a future video next week.
Although I do understand why you planted soybeans in mid July in Indiana it would not work for me. I do not irrigate in southern Indiana and the soybeans wouldn't get a foot tall and would not even produce the seed I planted. lol but it will work for you. My row crops look good down here. Corn is shooting ears and they soybeans are on the verge of setting pods or atleast in full bloom.
That's good to hear that your crops look good! Fortunately we are just on the fringe area where double cropping still works with the weather in our area.
@@WernerAg we just don't irrigate down here in southeastern Indiana. That's the reason I need my corn in the ground in April and soybeans soon after and I got that done this spring unlike last spring. Last season was not a good year for me but this year shows a lot of promise although we could use some rain tonight and it is being predicted. Hot Humid nights has been a blessing for the corn and a little rain will get very close to making the corn and the beans won't take much either.
How much of a difference is there in production of the crop between a macdon header and the header that comes with a John Deere Combine originally
As far as performance of harvesting they are about the same. In my opinion the cost to operate the Deere head on a per acre cost compared to the MacDon is higher due to the increase in the number of wear points on the Deere vs the MacDon.
Are you going to grow lemongrass for Burger King
Do you get that many calls in a day you need that Bluetooth on all day.
Between seed customers and the amount dad and I call each other in a day it is very handy to have the Bluetooth especially to keep your hands freed up.
Why do so many farmers not want to disclose their yields?
It's not something we like to hide but to more protect ourselves from others using them against us. Sadly in today's times farms will use others financial or personal data to their benefit and sabotage other farms by renting ground out from others. It's a sad situation but it's the world we live in. We do our best to keep our rented data under wraps but I am more than happy to disclose yield data on our acres that we own. We can pride ourselves however that we have never seeked out land to sabotage another farm and or rent land out from another. It's not right and it is not respectful. That's what we believe but sadly a lot don't live by that philosophy.
Thank you for such a honest and forthright answer. As you say it is a sad situation.
Just out of curiosity what day did you record this
Dates are posted at the beginning of each video. This one was July 5th
Werner Farms ok thank you