Now that I have accomplished first comment I just want to say thanks for inspiring small youtubers just starting out like me, I love your videos and please keep making more for us
Hi man I love your content and appreciate al the hardwork that you put into these videos. You have inspired me to start my own channel and I would love some support. Thanks man
The Milwaukee FUEL grinder is one of the best investments I have made personally. Next to that would be the 1/2 impact. Good video. Poor chickens will get rained on now... 🤣
If you can tear yourself away from a manure magazine tonight you may enjoy this guy as he attemps to get an old tractor running. th-cam.com/video/BYz7soxNhvg/w-d-xo.html
"Manure magazine"... I like that! LOL:) Absolutely true for sure; ag mags are about worthless anymore... mostly advertising, the rest is "yellow dog journalism" made strictly to cater to the big companies and big gubmint agenda, which ain't in the interests of the small family farmer by any stretch! I used to get a couple cotton farming magazines for free when I was still row cropping, they were SO bad that I got to where I just tossed them in the trash as soon as they arrived... wouldn't line a birdcage with them! Saw the BIL's "Farm Journal" which USED to actually be a fairly good one, see now they've gone the same as the rest-- completely worthless! A few years ago I got a complimentary issue of "Progressive Farmer" and again, leafed through it briefly and tossed it in the trash. Mostly just hobby farm and ranchette garbage now for city slickers that bought five acres in the country, totally worthless. They even sent me a letter offering a free subscription if I'd just fill out a card and toss it in the mail-- I tossed it in the trash. Not interested! The ONLY farm magazine I will actually PAY for and look forward to getting is "FARM SHOW" magazine... no advertising and mostly "made by farmers for farmers" inventions and stuff and how to modify old equipment to make it work better or reengineer it to do new jobs. It's great! It's only a bi-monthly though and comes printed on newsprint rag paper... cheapest they can get to keep the cost down! I always wondered when I got those stupid "Cotton Farming" and "Cotton Grower" magazines, which were monthly and came on the slickest, most beautiful photography-grade fine paper they could get, just how much those stupid magazines cost to put out, and HOW I was getting them absolutely free, whether I wanted them or not. My seed/chemical/fertilizer guy told me that they buy their mailing lists from cotton seed and chemical company purchaser lists... send it out for free to "spread the message", meaning AGENDA... The one mag was basically mostly about some bigshot cotton farmer down in Mississippi running about 100,000 acres back then and what he was doing, every month there was AT LEAST one story about him and his operation, sometimes 2-3... I used to laughingly call it the "that guy" report. The other magazine was strictly a corporate shill yellow dog journalism at its finest... utter trash. I got to where I just tossed both in the trash as soon as they arrived it got SO bad! Finally wrote on the card "quit sending me these!" and dropped it in the mail, because DESPITE their yearly haranguing to "send in this postage free card to keep receiving the magazine!", which I NEVER filled out or mailed, the things just kept coming even AFTER I quit farming cotton, which was several years before I quit row cropping altogether... Later! OL J R :)
Many small wagons allow for compartmentalization. At some point we'll probably have wagons full of beans that will be roasted and wagons with ear corn and wagons with shelled corn all at the same time.
I loved that machine, but there's only so much barn space and I bought the green one. I could be picking 40 acres of ear corn this year. As much as I like the Ford picker, 40 acres would be better with two rows.
Enjoy working with your dad my dad and I worked together on the farm for over 40 years he passed away 2 years ago miss those days
Now that I have accomplished first comment I just want to say thanks for inspiring small youtubers just starting out like me, I love your videos and please keep making more for us
We'll never stop. I'm glad you like the videos.
Boehm Farm I don’t like the videos... I love em 😂 the older equipment reminds me of our farm
Hi man I love your content and appreciate al the hardwork that you put into these videos. You have inspired me to start my own channel and I would love some support. Thanks man
There are hooves, and there are roofs, and never the twane shall meet.
True... and there is no "acrossed" or "acrost"... just "across". LOL:) OL J R :)
The Milwaukee FUEL grinder is one of the best investments I have made personally. Next to that would be the 1/2 impact. Good video. Poor chickens will get rained on now... 🤣
Before we got it, I already knew how nice it would be to cut metal far from civilization.
Great vid, can't wait for chopping video's!!
That should really make a difference in the amount of crop you lose.
We took the roofs off our wagons also. They drive beside will I fill the wagons.
Nice video , nice wagons , good upgrade
Topless silage wagons. Should do the trick.
Putting ear corn in a hooded wagon is a pain.
give this guy some likes great vid
Excellent
Thank you. enjoyed
If you can tear yourself away from a manure magazine tonight you may enjoy this guy as he attemps to get an old tractor running. th-cam.com/video/BYz7soxNhvg/w-d-xo.html
"Manure magazine"... I like that! LOL:) Absolutely true for sure; ag mags are about worthless anymore... mostly advertising, the rest is "yellow dog journalism" made strictly to cater to the big companies and big gubmint agenda, which ain't in the interests of the small family farmer by any stretch! I used to get a couple cotton farming magazines for free when I was still row cropping, they were SO bad that I got to where I just tossed them in the trash as soon as they arrived... wouldn't line a birdcage with them! Saw the BIL's "Farm Journal" which USED to actually be a fairly good one, see now they've gone the same as the rest-- completely worthless! A few years ago I got a complimentary issue of "Progressive Farmer" and again, leafed through it briefly and tossed it in the trash. Mostly just hobby farm and ranchette garbage now for city slickers that bought five acres in the country, totally worthless. They even sent me a letter offering a free subscription if I'd just fill out a card and toss it in the mail-- I tossed it in the trash. Not interested!
The ONLY farm magazine I will actually PAY for and look forward to getting is "FARM SHOW" magazine... no advertising and mostly "made by farmers for farmers" inventions and stuff and how to modify old equipment to make it work better or reengineer it to do new jobs. It's great! It's only a bi-monthly though and comes printed on newsprint rag paper... cheapest they can get to keep the cost down! I always wondered when I got those stupid "Cotton Farming" and "Cotton Grower" magazines, which were monthly and came on the slickest, most beautiful photography-grade fine paper they could get, just how much those stupid magazines cost to put out, and HOW I was getting them absolutely free, whether I wanted them or not. My seed/chemical/fertilizer guy told me that they buy their mailing lists from cotton seed and chemical company purchaser lists... send it out for free to "spread the message", meaning AGENDA... The one mag was basically mostly about some bigshot cotton farmer down in Mississippi running about 100,000 acres back then and what he was doing, every month there was AT LEAST one story about him and his operation, sometimes 2-3... I used to laughingly call it the "that guy" report. The other magazine was strictly a corporate shill yellow dog journalism at its finest... utter trash. I got to where I just tossed both in the trash as soon as they arrived it got SO bad! Finally wrote on the card "quit sending me these!" and dropped it in the mail, because DESPITE their yearly haranguing to "send in this postage free card to keep receiving the magazine!", which I NEVER filled out or mailed, the things just kept coming even AFTER I quit farming cotton, which was several years before I quit row cropping altogether...
Later! OL J R :)
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You should get a bigger grain wagon instead of like a million gravity wagon
Many small wagons allow for compartmentalization. At some point we'll probably have wagons full of beans that will be roasted and wagons with ear corn and wagons with shelled corn all at the same time.
Yea that makes sense
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Just wondering if a retractable water proof cover like the dump trucks have would be something to consider. Can flip over when you park the wagon ?
That is a magical thought.
G'day
rooves?
Look it up, it is correct, yet classical.
Why does he say bame farm fans but the name is spelled boehm
That is just how they pronounce it. Bo-he-mm doesn't really roll of the tongue lol. Keeps the locals consistent 😉
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Boehner
There's a reason it is pronounced with a long "a" and not a long "o"
Oh
Thanks for telling me I just was curious and I love watching your video I like when you use the 1 row picker on the Ford
I loved that machine, but there's only so much barn space and I bought the green one. I could be picking 40 acres of ear corn this year. As much as I like the Ford picker, 40 acres would be better with two rows.