Some farms do it for there rations. If he is feeding his oats to his dairy cattle then he gets the grain and also straw for bedding. My grandfather grew wheat and oats because he mixed oats in his rations for hogs. Wheat he grew for the straw and manure ground.
Not trying to be critical but wouldn't have been a better idea to take the combine out of the drive shed to unload the oats and avoid all the dust inside ? Just saying , but good video though keep them rolling
I am curious; do you use then same combine for wheat, corn, oats and beans, just different heads? Or are there specific combines? Thanks, love the vlog.
most grain that goes down the Mississippi either goes to refineries or onto the New Orleans to be shipped overseas went to college with children of barge works for I am bad about asking questions but never anything personal just wondered how thing worked.
Another great video. I hate backing up those trailers with a steering axle like on the grain wagon. I was wondering how you got paid for the oats that you sell? Do you just walk in and they give you cash or a check?
Wonder why the grain elevator doesn't just weigh the tractor and loaded wagon? It would seem that once you weighed the whole rig again the smaller weight could be subtracted from the larger weight and you would have the figure for the weight of the oats.
You guys just seem to have a good relationship and a good farming operation too. My knowledge of farming comes from selling JD parts and also from watching the farm operations on my Uncle's 3000 acre row crop farm here in East Central Georgia. I tell you that so that you will understand my questions better and understand my perspective. Corn, cotton and peanuts are the three main crops on the farm. Those crops are what I know a little about. Subsoilers are prevalent over deep bottom plowing for planting. I know you have corn because of your videos but I'm also sure that I won't see you guys in a cotton or peanut field. As always I look for your videos daily. Thanks for posting them for all of us.
Any body who wants to understand why what crops are planted on a dairy farm might try goggling dairy farm crop rotation. Oats besides being used to sublimate the food rations allows you to plant next years hay crop at the same time as you plant the oats. You can't do that with wheat.
im not trying to tell you guys what to do because im not a farmer . but wouldn't be less expensive to by a semi with a 35 foot or 45 foot uloading trailer so you can haul all of your different type of grains then you aren't driving the tractors with the trailers on the road and having a less chance of getting into a accident just my 002 worth
I love what you guys do! You farmers rule! But do,you wish you were doing something else? Will you be a farmer for life? Just asking. Curious. It's such hard work
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watching this in October 2018
Here's a compliment for you you guys have some really nice deeres and that's coming from a farmall guy keep the videos coming!
Some farms do it for there rations. If he is feeding his oats to his dairy cattle then he gets the grain and also straw for bedding. My grandfather grew wheat and oats because he mixed oats in his rations for hogs. Wheat he grew for the straw and manure ground.
Not trying to be critical but wouldn't have been a better idea to take the combine out of the drive shed to unload the oats and avoid all the dust inside ? Just saying , but good video though keep them rolling
Just a check that we pick up a few days later.
Guess "feeling your oats" ought to refer to itching.
Got to love that dirty old grain dust !!
Thanks!
I am curious; do you use then same combine for wheat, corn, oats and beans, just different heads? Or are there specific combines? Thanks, love the vlog.
I believe it was 13,000 and 2300. Or maybe it was 8,000 and 2300. I didn't receive the slips and I only looked at the scale when I left.
most grain that goes down the Mississippi either goes to refineries or onto the New Orleans to be shipped overseas went to college with children of barge works for I am bad about asking questions but never anything personal just wondered how thing worked.
Nice video thanks for doing this !!
will you make a separate oat harvesting video for this year?
Ryan why don't you tandem the wagons
Another great video. I hate backing up those trailers with a steering axle like on the grain wagon. I was wondering how you got paid for the oats that you sell? Do you just walk in and they give you cash or a check?
Not oats, no. I am planning on Beans and Corn, though.
Bet you don't miss having to haul that way
Remember kids, never stand in the gravity wagon when unloading.
lol
Why I turned out fine
Dechelle Thompson Now that I think of it, so did I
I do it all the time
Hey where are yall at?
absolutely no smoking anywhere around when dust is present.
our grain cart, head movers(transporters), and wagons are all underferth...
Wonder why the grain elevator doesn't just weigh the tractor and loaded wagon? It would seem that once you weighed the whole rig again the smaller weight could be subtracted from the larger weight and you would have the figure for the weight of the oats.
That's what I did at 2:00, but the weight of the tractor wasn't required because the resting weight on the hitch is constant.
Still waiting on the surprise. I check everyday since my email notifications stopped working. :)
Tomorrow at 11am CST! I don't say anything about it in the video, but I think you'll see a new perspective on things.
You guys just seem to have a good relationship and a good farming operation too. My knowledge of farming comes from selling JD parts and also from watching the farm operations on my Uncle's 3000 acre row crop farm here in East Central Georgia. I tell you that so that you will understand my questions better and understand my perspective. Corn, cotton and peanuts are the three main crops on the farm. Those crops are what I know a little about. Subsoilers are prevalent over deep bottom plowing for planting. I know you have corn because of your videos but I'm also sure that I won't see you guys in a cotton or peanut field. As always I look for your videos daily. Thanks for posting them for all of us.
+How Farms Work that platform is called a scale and down here in Tennessee that what we call it.
Any body who wants to understand why what crops are planted on a dairy farm might try goggling dairy farm crop rotation.
Oats besides being used to sublimate the food rations allows you to plant next years hay crop at the same time as you plant the oats. You can't do that with wheat.
Great video
could yo make a video of how to run that combine? i just got a 9400 too replace my 7720 turbo
Do they make devices that shake/vibrate the wagon to help the product flow out?
I believe so. I’ve seen them in semi trailers but I haven’t seen them in Grain wagons.
why does it clump up like that was it wet or some thing
Love the vids brother!
So if you don't mind me asking, what was your gross and tare weights on that first load?
My wife yells at me when I say they've got brakes.
How do you determine moisture content of your crop?
Great vid :) enjoyed it.
im not trying to tell you guys what to do because im not a farmer . but wouldn't be less expensive to by a semi with a 35 foot or 45 foot uloading trailer so you can haul all of your different type of grains then you aren't driving the tractors with the trailers on the road and having a less chance of getting into a accident just my 002 worth
What kind of wagons are those?
We're do u live at
Notice how nobody ever talks about one oat.
good vid keep it up
No
What model combine is that?
hey ya got two 4020s
3 i think
what happened to the 7400??
his grad pa died so they sold it because they were not milking any more so they sold it
my name a is Travis and my brother is Ryan
dude if he sold all his land and all his tractors he could buy the best house
And do what, look out the windows? That's now how farmers live, probably farm till you die or can't walk lol
DGC Production if he wasn't doing this you wouldn't be eating !!!
He hasn’t changed much in 4 years.
+Ryan Parish That’s a relief
How Farms Work yeah man, you don’t age a lot. Good for you, lol.
No, he hasn't. Their operations sure are different now from how they were back then.
9510. I have a video on my channel from last year. Check 'er out!
I love what you guys do! You farmers rule! But do,you wish you were doing something else? Will you be a farmer for life? Just asking. Curious. It's such hard work
Never want to do anything else.
How Farms Work same here, i grew up farming
Isee 2020