TIPS ON CULTIVATING WITH THE 8N FORD TRACTOR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2022
- Today as promised I'm demonstrating how I use an 8n to cultivate and work out my small gardens.
You can contact me at bccjjordan@yahoo.com
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Seagrove NC 27341 - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Excellent video, lots of good information in here for cultivating with one of these old Ford n tractors
Good to see you looking so well.
Enjoyed watching brother Brandon. Thanks for sharing. Good to see you on here to. Take care my friend. 👍🏻🙌🏻☀️🙏🏻😇
Just now come across your channel and I enjoyed watching.
Just found your channel. Enjoyed the video. I use a two row Covington planter set up. Out of all tractors II have, (10) I like the 8n the best for garden. Easy on and off, keep it up!
One other about plowing late or laying by my dad would wait till hot afternoon to go over tall corn being wilted it wouldn't break the joints of the stalk
I have a Farmall Cub, and done some plowing with it, but no cultivating. If you were closer to Missouri, I wouldn't mind trading for your 8N. I have a 2N and a 8N already, and just love the Ford N-Series tractors.
Getting air to the roots and it'll make plants almost double in size. My dad told me that when they raised tobacco in sw va. Never believed him until I planted my own garden and seen for myself on tomatoes
Your grandfather was absolutely right already 75 tomato plants and I plowed them 4 Rose about 50 ft long and I used a tiller everyday what happens in the in the daytime the song solidifies the ground that means seal it moisture can't get there but if you bust the ground open the water will come up from the Earth and water the leaves everyday don't believe me trap before the days of Noah it had never rained and they would take their hose and break the ground open everyday to let the water come up from the Earth
Look good to me Brother. I got something similar to that coming up soon.
Thank you for the video this is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I was just wondering how deep are you going down 3”?
I'm glad this helped you, probably the inner plows go down about 2-3 inches the back or outer feet go down deeper, probably 4-6 inches
Great video!! Thank You!
I just bought one of these cultivators from Tractor Supply. It’s CountyLine branded, but made by Tarter. It’ll be used behind my 1998 Massey Ferguson 231 tractor.
Where can I get some 6” sweeps for it? Thanks!
You can check with Agrisupply, they have a website, they have a good selection of sweeps and other points as well
@@1972BRJ thanks! I’ve ordered from them before. I just want to make sure I order sweeps that will fit my cultivator.
Which tractor i can buy im the first timer?
How dry does the ground need to be to use for weeding between young tomato plants
That's a good question, the soil should not be sticky or clinging to your shoes or to implements, it will cause the soil to pack and become hard as bricks
What is that end that that pushes dirt against the plant called?
My grandfather called them wing plows, I've heard them called corn shovels or hillers. I found those at a hardware store in Lexington NC. Thanks for watching!
Brandon, I thought you had an International 140?
It belonged to someone else
What happened to the 140 you used to use?
It belonged to someone else
What are the tines names that you bought for the potatoes?
Disc hillers is what most people call them
@@1972BRJ do they just bolt to the same place as the cultivator knife?
How wide are your rows?
40 inches is the wheel spacing so approximately that I assume.