We had a wet field that got wet last fall before we got it chopped. Use a 100hp mfwd two row chopper and 14ft wagons. Only got stuck twice but still made ruts and ripping and tearing. Where there were ruts there was alot of compaction and you could tell this year with the corn being much shorter and lower yeild
Love the road trips, some of those roads are rough or tyre pressure is too hard. 52 miles is some pain in the backside when you get off the seat. Its great when you call out the towns and villages which you pass through or where you are working, as I am over 4000kms away i can check on maps and google earth and get a better understanding of of your countryside. Keep up the great videos. Ps. I have a pin dropped on your farm
I packed our bunk this year with our 8630. The boss man has the same pickiness with who runs it because he’s afraid someone will fuck the transmission up
Along drive in a tractor through the city of Amsterdam, then village of Schoharie........where wife and I was just visiting in early October. We made a delivery to Kevin in Harpersfield , then saw the fossils in Gilboa.........unearthed in the '40s during construction of one lake for New York City's water supply .
Other countries base their production on quality not quantity and are paid on that outcome. The other issue is other countries set a price then increase price for increased quality, unlike the U.S. that sets a price then lowers the price based on quality.
If you’re talking about grain then you are correct but milk does have premiums here in the US. The premiums can make or break a dairy if uncertain markets.
Hi yes i think you are right in how busy ts sounding here in the UK tho obviously we don't have the quantity you lads and lasses have however they base the price of things on quality unfortunately we have had years of other nations "locally" hint hint claiming our quality setting rules and making sure that they have an un fair advantage so our farms don't get the fair price they deserve and now we need to give up land for building and solar yet feed more people especially here in Lincolnshire breadbasket off the UK.
@@nickthompson3881 If I'm not mistaken, the premiums are for cream percentage and that is more genetic than feed. Yet, that doesn't change the point of my statement.
I don’t get why in America you drive with the hazard lights on when driving a tractor on the road, in Ireland Europe uk we use the flashing beacons and maybe markers because you need to use your indicators to let people know where your going. Is there a reason for it just seems like your more likely for something to happen. Anyway rant over loving the videos can’t wait for your home harvest 👍
It's hopefully so they notice your on the road ahead of them because most drivers drive for what's 40 feet ahead of them only. If you signal your turn some tractors shut down the flashers .
Looking at all the mud this year and constant rain, it's funny to think how we all were concerned about drought back when you were planting!! What a year. Thanks for taking us along over the corn chopping season. I have really enjoyed your channel.
In our area of prime corn country in north central Iowa we had a major drought in 2012. The first such thing in almost 25 years. The next crop season in 2013, we had thousands of aces of prevent planting due to excessive rain. This is an area where prior to this, prevent planting just never happened and was considered something only poor farmers would consider. Things can change in a hurry.
Grain corn isn't drying down up here in St. Lawrence county either, haven't had a frost yet. My brother combined some this week, still coming off at 30 % moisture. Going to be spending alot on propane this year. 😒
Keep at it young man. You are living my dream as a teenager. 45 years later I'm a retired A/C and Jet Engine Mechanic.
Got my second hoodie from you.
Great video Chris thank you for sharing and your time was really great cant wait for next video
Huffin and puffin trying to make that ad lol
We had a wet field that got wet last fall before we got it chopped. Use a 100hp mfwd two row chopper and 14ft wagons. Only got stuck twice but still made ruts and ripping and tearing. Where there were ruts there was alot of compaction and you could tell this year with the corn being much shorter and lower yeild
Good job you do what it takes when you work for yourself.
Thanks again
Love the road trips, some of those roads are rough or tyre pressure is too hard. 52 miles is some pain in the backside when you get off the seat. Its great when you call out the towns and villages which you pass through or where you are working, as I am over 4000kms away i can check on maps and google earth and get a better understanding of of your countryside. Keep up the great videos. Ps. I have a pin dropped on your farm
It's so interesting watching this because I've driven that same route through the city numerous times, but not in an Ag tractor.
Thanks for the road trip. The last time I was in New York was 1990 for New Year’s Eve. It’s been a while but I had fun.
Be safe.
I packed our bunk this year with our 8630. The boss man has the same pickiness with who runs it because he’s afraid someone will fuck the transmission up
Greetings Chris and Yanko from North Korea 😊
Another good video maybe this winter you can work on the John Deere lawn mower
@JeffRankin277 why watch when all you do is complain? Now unsub so I don't see you crying about someone you don't even like weirdo
Wild to see this area on your channel. My fire department actually deployed to Middleburgh during Irene.
Nice road trip
You should check out Middleburgh winery sometime, the owners were dairy farmers and probably have some great stories to swap!
Along drive in a tractor through the city of Amsterdam, then village of Schoharie........where wife and I was just visiting in early October. We made a delivery to Kevin in Harpersfield , then saw the fossils in Gilboa.........unearthed in the '40s during construction of one lake for New York City's water supply .
Thanks for the Daily Content 👍
I'm looking forward to Corn harvest
Chris, Out in the midwest years ago they called it earlage, what you call snaplage. Keep up the good work.
Other countries base their production on quality not quantity and are paid on that outcome. The other issue is other countries set a price then increase price for increased quality, unlike the U.S. that sets a price then lowers the price based on quality.
Huh?
If you’re talking about grain then you are correct but milk does have premiums here in the US. The premiums can make or break a dairy if uncertain markets.
Hi yes i think you are right in how busy ts sounding here in the UK tho obviously we don't have the quantity you lads and lasses have however they base the price of things on quality unfortunately we have had years of other nations "locally" hint hint claiming our quality setting rules and making sure that they have an un fair advantage so our farms don't get the fair price they deserve and now we need to give up land for building and solar yet feed more people especially here in Lincolnshire breadbasket off the UK.
@@nickthompson3881 If I'm not mistaken, the premiums are for cream percentage and that is more genetic than feed. Yet, that doesn't change the point of my statement.
No there is 2 grades a and b based on farm cleanliness and quality
Were getting our first frost tonight (Sunday). Hopefully you will get it Tuesday or Wednesday.
Im in southern Michigan
My Favorite road trip you've done so far this one through Amsterdam. Always confusing ramps before you cross the Mohawk. Grandparents lived off 30.
I don’t get why in America you drive with the hazard lights on when driving a tractor on the road, in Ireland Europe uk we use the flashing beacons and maybe markers because you need to use your indicators to let people know where your going. Is there a reason for it just seems like your more likely for something to happen. Anyway rant over loving the videos can’t wait for your home harvest 👍
It's hopefully so they notice your on the road ahead of them because most drivers drive for what's 40 feet ahead of them only. If you signal your turn some tractors shut down the flashers .
Iv always hated that mess in Amsterdam in a car or truck I can't imagine how fun it was in that Traktor you did good tho 👍👊
That sunflower maze look like nothing but weeds when we grew sunflowers in Pennsylvania they were stacked like corn
Looking to when you get back to your own stuff wrenching and working on your farm.
Looking at all the mud this year and constant rain, it's funny to think how we all were concerned about drought back when you were planting!! What a year. Thanks for taking us along over the corn chopping season. I have really enjoyed your channel.
In our area of prime corn country in north central Iowa we had a major drought in 2012. The first such thing in almost 25 years. The next crop season in 2013, we had thousands of aces of prevent planting due to excessive rain. This is an area where prior to this, prevent planting just never happened and was considered something only poor farmers would consider. Things can change in a hurry.
Grain corn isn't drying down up here in St. Lawrence county either, haven't had a frost yet. My brother combined some this week, still coming off at 30 % moisture. Going to be spending alot on propane this year. 😒
Hey Chris,
When you guys are forced to work in the fields that are so wet does that mean they will require more prep work in the spring?
Im 72.seth and maryann rented my parents farm for a bit in the fiftys i was 5 or so.
i did not know the feed is just being dumbed on the ground
Swear I saw this unit in Bouckville
Probably mosher farms, they have a similar unit.
hello
Should put I tire on front of the tractor make a frame for it and build a bumper on back of the trucks to push them out when it’s a little slick
Long hours
Long days
Did yanko get his own burger?
Bro you better have that work shed of yours ready for winter it’s gonna be mean with the cold.
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MAYBE darn predictive text 🙄 😒 🙃
Ok?
John Deere 20, 30 , 40 ROCKS !! 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
5 guys is too expensive here...
Same here in the Midwest
Best not to use reverse on 40 series deere 4wd, no more than needed!!
you didnt stop for taco s in schoharie