thanks for the video's bindirider. Love the Fendt tractors, we are just starting out in our farming venture and all these videos are very useful. Are all your implements set up with the triangular quick-hitch?
Thanks for the question Teresa. Wow this video is more than 10 years old and so much has changed on our farm in that time. I just viewed it again and must say I'm a little embarrassed about the amount of soil disturbance we used to have in our system. The soil conditioners are just crushed lime stone or natural gypsum, all the rest are aged chicken or sheep manure or compost. We never have used much in the way of chemicals because they seem to cause more problems than they solve, we are all about regenerative farming practices now.
Thanks mate. We use 3 different manure spreaders, the red one is 30 years old and used only for fowl manure, the blue one is a machine that spreads green waste or difficult material like sheep manure, the silver one is relativly new takes the load off the old red one.
Damn i like Peter Schreurs & Sons Vegetable Farm Videos! Your machinery is just the best! One doubt: why do you guys use two kinds of manure spreader (at 4:05m and 4:15)?
I agree to some extent. That is the only thing they should try and work on. Destroying the soil profile like that so often counteracts a lot of the good management. But they are producing so much maybe it works well enough.. The crazy amount of inputs would still deliver quality crops.
The best part was the co we crop and it's mulching. Saves so much money via a vis getting mulch from outside. It will be very useful for our orchards.
watching this guy spread all these leaks. it's like an own goal. diversified growing would have you make stock with that.
thanks for the video's bindirider. Love the Fendt tractors, we are just starting out in our farming venture and all these videos are very useful. Are all your implements set up with the triangular quick-hitch?
Soil Conditioning means chemicals ? What chemicals do you apply ?
Thanks for the question Teresa. Wow this video is more than 10 years old and so much has changed on our farm in that time. I just viewed it again and must say I'm a little embarrassed about the amount of soil disturbance we used to have in our system.
The soil conditioners are just crushed lime stone or natural gypsum, all the rest are aged chicken or sheep manure or compost.
We never have used much in the way of chemicals because they seem to cause more problems than they solve, we are all about regenerative farming practices now.
Thanks mate. We use 3 different manure spreaders, the red one is 30 years old and used only for fowl manure, the blue one is a machine that spreads green waste or difficult material like sheep manure, the silver one is relativly new takes the load off the old red one.
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Damn i like Peter Schreurs & Sons Vegetable Farm Videos! Your machinery is just the best!
One doubt: why do you guys use two kinds of manure spreader (at 4:05m and 4:15)?
Holy fucking shit. Epic farm.
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too much abuse on the soil, defies the purpose.
I agree to some extent. That is the only thing they should try and work on. Destroying the soil profile like that so often counteracts a lot of the good management. But they are producing so much maybe it works well enough.. The crazy amount of inputs would still deliver quality crops.
horrible music