Wrapped Up Moldboard Plowing- What Is Next?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- Join along as we wrap up moldboard plowing with Colburn and transition into chisel plowing. we get the drone up and see all the action as colburn gives it a god. With some smooth running it covers acres quickly just minor issues. Thanks for watching along.
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man if anybody deserves it you do the way you work is a total inspiration you only get what you work for wishing you every success
You should do a colburn shirt with his tractor and plow
I like the aerial view and how things lay out
Keep up the great work Chris
Looks like you're way ahead of last year ! Thanks for all your hard work and great video's
Colburn is a great friend. Glad to see you doing tillage work . I love it . Great video Chris.
I am always so impresses with the scenery/country side! Thanks for sharing with those of us out in Colorado!
Keep 'er going. We keep watching
Great to watch, appreciated.
Absolutely gorgeous piece of land. Look forward to the videos every day. Best of luck for the upcoming season.
Lovely Arial views of your farm Duffy but some of it is desperate for some serious drainage ,
Even a ripper would help.
That's some really beautiful country
Well done.
Thanks for the drone tour. I understand the lay of the land better now
Great shots dude! I’m betting some of these will make the 2025 intro!
Wondered if anyone in your area uses 3pt pto powered rotary ditchers to help drain some of those standing water spots. Its a necessity here.
That's exactly what's wrong there there needs to be an open ditch running on an angle through the low spot on that upper field it may screw the field up and make it into two harder pieces to work but it will dry it out and gain all the land back
My uncle stopped spraying chemicals years ago and sprays molasses over grass and weeds so the cows eat everything and it helps the microbes in the soil so he says
Excellent drone views of the 7520 chiseling
Great video time to start planting
Nice video Chris!
It's been a wet spring so far.. my dad and brother have corn up in Vernon Center.. it looks very good, so far.. they molboard plow everything.. been catching breaks and taking advantage of the nice weather..
Enjoyed your video Chris nice job. Have a good day.
Out here in California we call that a cook plow. Let’s do a wonderful job up there. We here at.
Hopefully you are able to get the crop in without any major issues. A nice used disk chisel would be a good pickup in the offseason.
On the corn stocks try going at an angle could help
Yes Adjustables and pipe wrenches make good hammers but screwdrivers are good for chisels
South central PA, we dropped first cutting alfalfa today , corns planted , beans are in. Things going well, corns 2-3 leaf stage , east and south of us is a little farther along . Been getting a good bit of rain lately.
Western PA Butler county. May 20th got over half of our corn in today hoping to start knocking hey down next week. Some of our neighbors have already done so most of them don't have any corn in the ground yet
4455 is the best tractor ever built
It's makes the crops grow.
Working on the farmers tan 😂
Great drone shots Chris , you're doing a great job !!
And thats why i have nails or clips in cab, pins and hammer
Glad to see you so happy Chris !! You are s blessed man !
Good show! We’re rolling hay here but, field work is my favorite though. Bought a 7520 a while back excited to put it in the dirt this fall lol
Could you maybe plow through the wet spots sideways then plow them the same direction as the rest of the field? Might be able to get the traction you need to break the hardpan and let the water drain out.
When it comes to safety pins, always carry a bungee cord
Nice video
Where that split pin sheared with you, put a roll pin and copper slip it, I think you call it anti seize over there? I had a similar incident, keep on doing what you're doing! Fan from Wales 🏴
If you do get chisel plows get a john deere 714 model pull type or a brillion pull type i have used both pulled the john deere 714 with a john deere 8650 and on a john deere 8870 then they got the folding 3 section one from john deere pulled it on a 9400 with triples all around never drove that tractor they still have it they use it on an anhydrous tool bar right now had it on john deere soil finisher and brillion packers but they are back to anhydrous cause most fields in ohio still to wet to plant
Hi Duffy, I'm a good friend of the Dygerts love the vids, keep em up!
Colbert thank you for help on vacation Chris great video never miss a video and can't wait for next video thank you
Chris it might work better if you would harrow it before you turn it that's what I do
If they give you them round bales that are left in the field, get a round bale grinder and grind them back into the field!
Or take them home and use for bedding. He's planning on a cow herd by next winter
@@Otherrandomguy42 I'd say most of them might not be any good
Question why don't you chisel plow at a slight angle to the field then final disk?
Doing good
We pull a john deere 35ft chisel plow with are 7520 though you would need rubber and wight to pull that
Can't you turn the sides on your quick hitch to widen it?🤔
Should get some sheep duffy
Coburn, your the man,too help out,one helping each other.👏👏👏👏👏
I bought a vevor welding table and for the Buck it rocks.
I use it to build up railings 👍
Would a turbo tiller work in your applications?
Chris great video what date do you plant corn? Should it be in already or you have lots of time?
Let it rip get that corn in
Chris, in an upcoming vid if you have time, could you explain why old stuff is currently going for such crazy high prices? Thanks
What will happen with the hay equipment on the new ground
What’s the deal with the hay rake by the round bales
Continuing your successful farming with those views beats being a farmer around ice cream eaters and bicycle riders👍👍👍
Come on Duffy your smarter than that. Agriculture in this country was founded on the mold board plow.
If you don't mind the extra pass to fit it off, nothing wrong with plowing. To each their own. Plowing that sod under is the only way to go.
Our fore fathers had a plow, disk drag and a packer .
You did a good job last year, you were just three weeks late getting it in.
All the other toys are nice, but you need to turn acres to make them pay. Same as with your corn planter , it's a good one .
Like you said you would be shitten high cotton in the 80s and 90s. Don't let the big boys talk you into a bunch of payments. BE HAPPY AND BE SATISFIED WITH WHAT YOU HAVE. YOU HAVE A DAUGHTER AND HOPEFULLY A WIFE SOME DAY. YOU CAN'T FARM AND WRENCH ON JUNK
300 DAYS A YEAR.
TAKE CARE AND STAY SAFE.
HOPE YOUR CORN IS ALL IN AND POPPING THROUGH THE GROUND. GOOD LUCK 🤞🤞
It's may 20th today. I cut lots of first cutting on about 1/2 of my family's farm. Thick and heavy. I'm very happy to have it
Need to chisel those stocks on an angle
Tip from IL. Chris for wet hard pans sections have someone with dozer with rippers. Rip the ground 4 feet to get your drainage back. If there’s no or obsolete tile pipe.
I’m 74, in the sixties my uncle an apple grower told me to put pipe 32 inches in the ground and fill it with course sand. He had very well cared for orchards. A few years ago on rolling land with different soil moisture my cousins told me they even used different root cuttings for apple trees.
By the way good comment
You aren’t ripping ground in NYS at 4 feet. We’re lucky to have 4” of topsoil. IL dirt is much different than here. Most of it anyway
@@WNYFarmeryou don't rip with a single shank barrel ripper on a dozer just to open topsoil you rip to open the hard clay layer beneath the topsoil to let the water drain down through. LMFAO
@@Otherrandomguy42 I’ve installed many septic systems in Maine if you look at the design there are three distinct layer. The top layer is permeable (loam) average 8 to 10 inches, the next layer is semipermeable layer average down 24 to 42 inches, the next layer is impermeable layer starting at the24 to 42 inches obviously there are aberrations. A fuel oil dealer who built his business told me recently that fuel oil generally moves laterally, most likely in permeable and semipermeable layers. Recently they donated a penny a gallon for a month, the check was for 24 thousand plus dollars. So I think he knows what he’s talking about. Are you still laughing after you read this water won’t drain in impermeable layers.
hey chris same crazy prices in canada the new tractors are unreliable because of emissons ,new 120 hp loader tractor 275k and engines lasting only 4000 hrs not great value anymore
Went to auction you were talking about I believe 4455 2260 hours 160,000 7510 with 13 hours 192,000 went to Canada and 4055 with 22 hours 275,000 unbelievable prices at the R&M Motors sale on Berlin Wisconsin on April 29 a retirement sale just thought I pass it along great channel where can I get clothing or your hats
How did a 7510 ( between 21-26 years old) have 13 hours on guy retire the week after buying it ?? Not a bad investment would been about $72,000-74000 US new
Do not get under those without the safety locks
68 gallons lol
Don't worry about plowing, the only plants that grow through concrete are weeds
Are you using GPS on the 46? I remember you were missing the wheel didn't know if your brother was able to find it. Also how's the baby ? Big congrats on that!
Hey chris i just have one question about the organic matter being killed by plowing it. What about spraying the organic matter then planting into it. What is the difference 🤔 love watching the videos
Team Zip Tie
Why not get the loader tractor out there and trench that water to the ditch/creek?
I would part with
Why is the PTO spinning when you’re chisel plowing?
Where is this
Right on time !! Just Love Molboarding with any of the 20’s
Wish you wouldn't have mudded your tillage.
Takes five years for the ground to recover.
Just do what you can do till you can afford to start putting tile in.
Never mind problem solved had to shut the video off and restart it
don't tile the spring, need to tile above the area above the spring
The 7520 and cheisl plow is a sweet setup
So this land you plowed at start of video belongs to someone else and you’re farming it for them?
What's the point in renting extra land, if you're not going to do any thing with it. 🥴🤪🤡💯🤣🤣
He is ploughing it for him self, any thing that comes of it he keeps. The one that owns it, gets the money of the rent and that's all. Chris could be renting that land for a life time, so any thing he does on that land is for himself. Go and learn what renting land is.
Chris are you going to get any more cows
He doesn't have any cows does he ? Just 3 youngsters
@@prof1982 he has three steers.
He said he will.
@@davdhynes3518 yea ,I didn't think he had cows.
7810 is the best Deere ever built is why guys are paying big bucks to get them last of the pre emissions tractors
Anybody you know have a 3 pt ditcher you could rent
Dirt makes the most money,grass not so much.☘️🇮🇪🙏🏻🙏🏻👏👏🔨🔨🚜🚜🚜chris your own Farm🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm Mike by the way I don't know why my name is not coming up I asked you about the cows
I'm a moldboard guy for sod ground! Colburn's JD sounds mean!!
I’d pay with not is.
Those old hay bakes would make great organic matter if ya could grind em up and spread on your other reanted ground...the one with the ledge rock...just an idea....luv you videos dude!!
Anyway, I need to make sure that you know you need someone you can rely on in your area who can handle dealing with nuisance animals such as beavers muskrats, and other invasive species that you have on the farm, they will destroy your corn crop as well, especially beavers have muskrats they love corn.
Because you do have beavers, you will need to keep an extra eye on your dog, dog beavers will attack your pets and livestock if they feel threatened, especially around the dance site you also need to get rid of those beavers as soon as possible, as it will start building in your pond and destroying your field once you see one you have more probably more than one nuclear least common for three beavers at this point beavers are just like overgrown rodents they must be removed.
So I was right, you do have a problem with beavers just remember, they also cause problems with your tile system they will block them up and cause major problems, you need to get that fixed as I mentioned, you need to get someone good with trapping beavers and other animals that degenerate farmland I was correct.
Sincerely!
R.S.V.
I'm glad to see you trying a chisel plow out
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The tractors you were talking about are in this sale. Its about a hour away from me and the auction company that sold them is 15 min away from me . There were beautiful tractor!
Hi from South Africa again……I quick question….do you ever find yourself talking to yourself when you aren’t filming, 😂😊😮. Sometimes it can be the most interesting conversation you can have the whole day! The cows are cute but not very intelligent. Have a good one…..
2 neighbors within a mile was planting corn yesterday, got 1.5" rain today, with 2+" Tuesday coming, so you are not late
Chisel plowing looks good, thanks Coburn!
Anyone who says that moldboard plowing kills organic material knows nothing about farming
There is no volume
That's on your side, nothing wrong, with the volume.
Wow, you look exhausted by the end of the video, more power to you elbow, definitely working hard for a better future, a lot of youngsters just aren't, and it's usually the farming community that set an example to the rest of us, because without you we don't eat.
Shouldn’t need depth control gauge wheels if your 3-pt depth control is set correctly - depth control & position are not the same thing. th-cam.com/video/nmoauuUm9Tk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tIiFKKu38A-CJpYO
There are tractor types who don't have hitch settings
@@willianvos3521 Yes some people think of one thing, but never the other.
@@Bpg5012trick my dad had a valmet tractor in the past and the plow would go up and down while in the soil they rebranded it to valtra and they still have the problem
Plowing doesn't affect your organic matter it does affect your microbial activity. Set it back but it does recover. Wetter heavy land and you need to get it dried out to get seed in, your real only option is to moldboard plow
Over time plowing will impact organic matter, I know last time you were laughing your -- off , you need to do a little research to become a little more familiar with plowing and organic matter. I noticed you’ve read my posted 17 and 32 minutes ago and are countering your post with microbial activity.
@@davdhynes3518 no I don't need to at all plowing does not change your organic matter at all how would it. Lmao do you even have any idea what organic matter is it would be impossible just from working the soil to destroy organic matter. Organic matter is simply decomposing plant tissue plowing under his corn stalks is going to improve his organic matter. Lmao.
You can't kill organic matter😂 Plowing is the best weed killer, you turn the dirt upside down, and you also start breaking up sod from grass faster.. In a world without roundup and roundup ready seeds and such, Plowing is must. There's a lot more to things than just saying plowing is bad.. Modern plows can have a wide working width, shallow working depth be driven pretty fast. Kverneland has their ecomat, and ovlac has a similar concept. Basically a 7 furrow Kverneland ecomat is a mounted plow and can be pulled by a medium/Large frame 6R deere..
You can burn organic matter up over time with continuous tillage.
@@Heimerviewfarm he was referring to about the organic matter, another important factor is mycorrhiza fungus is the largest organism, they have a somewhat symbiotic relationship with plant feeding each other. I have read they can be three to five miles long plow will compromise them.. The real purpose of chisel plows is to be used in the fall, forget exact percentage but it’s purpose is to bury about 40 % trash and leave the soil more intact to prevent erosion.
Above post correction --- he was referring to me about the organic matter.
@@Heimerviewfarm not sure where these people got the notion plowing and cultivation does not burn up organic matter. The reason for his great corn yields on some of his field was due to the high organic matter from not being plowed for years.
@@Heimerviewfarm you cannot affect organic matter by plowing lmao. The worst thing about moldboard plowing is it does destroy microbial activity and it takes a little while for it to recover.
Stupid autocorrect
Am I the only one that sees the no-till guys are the agricultural equivalent to vegans? They go out of their way to tell everyone at every posable opportunity and they insist you are an idiot if you don't follow their silly ideas! Only thing worse would be a no-till vegan! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I’m always envious of y’all’s scenery. 🫡. Would some grass waterways do you any good with those wet fields?