Big John Deere Planter Races Ahead Of A Downpour
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Andy "aTrippyFarmer" Dole is a 6th generation farmer from Central Illinois. On this farm, Andy works alongside his father, Marty, his uncles, Chris and Jeff, and his sister, Katie, to grow corn and soybeans on some of the finest dirt in the world. Andy and his family are deeply rooted in the area, operating a large farm that traces it origins back into the 1800s. Although some tracts did not stand the test of time, Andy and his family still grow corn and soybeans on fields that have been in the family for longer than even the oldest members of the farm have been alive. We do, we have, and we always will take tremendous pride in calling this piece of paradise our home. Andy was a Bronze Tablet graduate of the University of Illinois in the field of Crop Sciences, following the same path as his father and late grandfather.
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Thanks for the commentary about older equipment Andy, I manage to raise some 200+ bushel corn in southern Illinois with my old Massey Ferguson tractors and 8-36" case in air planter.
I stand by that. New equipment is great for cool features and productivity, but final yield has nothing to do with the equipment it was planted/maintained with.
Right you. Are, I definitely enjoy keeping up on the latest greatest technology. , but in a way farming with old stuff is easier,. Like I'm pretty sure I won't screw up the look ahead settings for my old early riser planner monitor. Lol
Totally addicted to your channel. You’re very good at what you do, both as a farmer and as a video producer.
Wish you would have shown the older tractor and planter. You're absolutely right, well cared for and properly operated equipment can and will do a good job regardless of age.
Great seeing you all Rollin in the fields and getting crops planted. Hope everyone has a safe and healthy spring planting 2023 season.
For the flat tires, maybe it's coming or not, but could the machinery conceiving teams think to add TPMS valves in the tires so that right away you would see from the cab if your tires are low? That would help
Deere doesn't offer anything like that standard. It probably wouldn't be hard to buy an aftermarket system for a very reasonable price.
Enjoy watching you work that farm! Keep the videos coming
Your sister should start her own U tube show. It would be interesting to see the operation from different points of veiw. Totally not just saying this cuz she's prettier then you.
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I said that once,well sort of
Never had a comment removed that fast b4😂😂
Still if she’s like my sister she would’ve taken over and downgraded me to cameraman b4 lunch😂😂😂
Either that or get the bash
I see you closing in on 40k subs Congrats!!
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always Andy!!!
Really enjoy your videos. I retired from an crop protection company in Alabama. One question - what type lawn grass is planted around the shop?So green and lush.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH MARTY……NO RED SHIRT??
I was waiting for "its corn, a big lump with knobs its got the juice..." at the end 😊
Haircut and shower maybe? Your wife will thank you! 🤣😂🤣Keep plugging!
Not a farmer...but why would you need to replant after a rain? Do the beans actually get washed out?
A hard rain can compact the top crust of the soil making it very hard for the soybeans to break through without injury. Saturated soils can also kill the seedlings if it is prolonged. There are a few bad things that are possible with large rains.
Feel like I could go plant some fields after watching these 😂
You Do A Great Job! Top Notch Outfit 👍 Great Equipment!
Turn ya hazards off numpty. 😂
Great video.
Love your videos
9:30 well said
What is your row width for corn and beans?
I have a question. I see on the drone shot that in the field there is a stroke of gras. Why aren’t you make that also farm land? Looks allot easier then driving around it. Sorry for the question I don’t have much knowledge of farming 😅
Its quite frustrating when you are promised rain and the you get none, but what can you do😅
How much rain is a typical season for you up there? We're at about 15 inches in the growing season here. Thanks.
When does your bin project start ?
Don't you have to clean the road of you make it muddy? Here you could get a fine for not doing. Funny is that people get mad if you don't, but when you do with shovels and such, they don't even slow down a bit.
I've never heard of someone getting in trouble for leaving mud on the road unless it was huge gobs of it.
Andy... I have a question that may seem stupid but here goes. Why do ya'll have to buy new corn and soybean seed each year? Could you retain some corn and soybeans from the previous years harvest to replant the following season? I'm assuming it only takes one seed of corn or soybeans to produce hundreds of new seeds from each plant. I don't know how many soybeans a single plant can produce, but based on my fading memory of when my uncle farmed in central Iowa each corn plant had anywhere from 3 - 5 ears of corn and each plant and a ear has what maybe a hundred kernals of corn per ear. Does each variety of seed pull different nutrients from the soil thus why you vary what is planted each year? I'm just guessing since my time visiting my uncles farm was when I was 5 - 6 years old and I'm 70 now.
The typical corn plant has one ear with 14-20 rows 40ish kernels long. Most of the big seed companies make you agree not to replant it. It wouldn’t work with corn but could be done with beans.
Howdy trippy
Thats a Philips harrow.
Wow Awesome You made videos,
I watched your full video
videos uploading Continue,
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A comment to push the algorithm
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Id fill that planter right up and drive er wide open down the road i tell u what!*
Bro your nose still looks angry. Cover it up
Perpetually Angry!
Stop eating your nails. Get some sand-paper or a sanding-sponge & rub off the dead-skin & unwanted nails, using your mouth(my assumption) is nasty[though I apologize if I'm inaccurate but the nails look chewed to the flesh]. I'm studying cesspit people(outdated sewage-people [people stuck in the 1970s]), so I look at the nails & for bright(irritated)-pink in-between fingers.
Chewing on my nails is one of my worst habits. I've done it my whole life, and I haven't had much luck in stopping.
You Do A Great Job! Top Notch Outfit 👍 Great Equipment!