PLOWING UP PEANUTS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Plowing, Digging, Inverting and turning the peanuts upside down. Before we harvest the peanuts we first have to get them out of the ground. Also Nematodes working on the cotton crop. Epic NEMATODE rap at the end.
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As usual, a great video. Don't know how I missed that one, I'm a year late! Love the drone footage. Thanks, Jim .. and Randy ...
Looking forward to watching this harvest . I have Never seen peanuts and cotton harvested before ..
Neither had I until I found this channel. Now I'm an expert!! :-)
7:59 " Scratch some nuts" Lol 😂
That’s a beautiful sight watching those vines go up that chain! Great video can’t wait till harvest is in full swing
Thanks for watching!
Had me in stitches when he said let's scratch some NUTS....
Who needs college football when I have "field rows."
Thanks!
@@FieldRowsgood gob
I'm excited for more! Great video.
Thanks Fletcher!
Grew up on a Peanut Farm in NC and this vid I swear I could smell the dirt! I sure do miss it, I live in MX now so we only have Pineapples and Agave. My wife is from up ear you though Alligator Point FL. Love the vids keep it up.
Thanks!, I’ve been to Cozumel and Tulium MX. thanks for watching!
i used to live in the country so i saw fields alot and to see how people work on them like you is so awsome
Glad to see a channel with some peanuts and cotton!
My day gets better when I see that Field Rows notification bell. Can't wait til y'all are in full harvest mode. Damn I miss the days of farming.
Thanks Bryan glad you enjoy the videos!
600 acres of peanuts sounds like a lot to a northern boy lol. Very nice video I enjoyed it.
Thanks
I guess buying a peanut plow for my 200 foot row of peanuts here in PA wouldn’t be cost effective! Loved the video.
Garden Spot Acres yeah that would be a little over kill, however if you could find an old 2 row kmc plow you would be set.
Garden Spot Acres....if you have the money and you want a new toy, then I recommend you do it- maybe you can expand your crop.
We called that verticillium wilt when I was growing cotton in Central California. The plant would just up and die at the end of the growing season.
Just came across your channel! Awesome content man look forward to more videos 🔥👊🏻
Thanks!
Nice work Jim! 😆
I buy my neanuts from Lowrey farms near Jay Fl . Every year boilled peanuts has made my Grandaughter. Smart enough to become a Dentist . We love then also .
They should make that the new peanut tag line.. Peanuts make you smart enough to become a dentist.
Great video looking forward to more.
Thanks Nelson!
Just found your channel. Reminds me of when I was a kid here in North Texas. There were peanuts everywhere then. I can taste those green peanuts and smell that dirt. Keep it up.
Thanks !
Intro with you sleep had me rolling lol digging p nuts will definitely put you to sleep as slow as you have to go lol we just finished harvesting corn today and wont start digging for another 2 weeks! That GPS is definitely great for digging I know! Good stuff!
Haha yeah those eyes can get real heavy, especially after lunch on some long rows!
@@FieldRows lollol sho you right! Lol thing is, on my lunch break I kick back in the recliner and go to sleep for 40 mins! Lol
Looking forward to following harvest with field rows.
Thanks for watching Nosh
Hello from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺,,,,new to your channel
All the way from Australia that’s awesome! Thanks for watching. You a Chad Reed fan?
Great video, y'all make just as much peanuts on dryland as we do on irrigated here in west Texas!
Thanks for watching !
Yesssss. I’ve been waiting for this vid for monthssssss
Thanks!
How can a fellow buy some fresh green peanuts for boiling ?
Farmers always scratch there nuts 😂 I was going to ask if y’all bale the vines, but after seeing the white mold,,,, which that’s the first time I have ever seen it. I’d say negative. But cows LOVE peanut vines. We bale ours, and the cows will eat them before they will eat alfalfa.
Yeah I was suprised to see so much white mold
Good to see you getting started
Oh yeah it’s about to be wide open !
Just found your channel, good stuff man!! Had to go back and listen a second time, at first I thought you said your father was at a Yamaha rally in Polarisville Ga. , I found that quite funny until I went back and listened again LOL
Thanks for watching
Just down the road from Campbellton. I know Brad also. Great operator
Just scratch some nuts! Man those O6g sure do look good. Looks like a good yield on that field.
Let’s just hope for 3.5 ton peanuts!
That would be awesome, a record setting yeild for us!
Good lookin’ goobers for dry land!
Thanks yeah they are looking good, just need this rain to let up so we can get back at it.
I know Sally is hurting y’all. Where bouts in the panhandle are y’all?
Jack Weeks north Florida Jackson county
Field Rows around Marianna, been through there a many of times. I’m in South Georgia. Praying for y’all and the rain from Sally. I know y’all had it rough with Michael!
Harvest is the most fun and stressful time of the year! Look forward to watching the videos!
Thanks Mark. Harvest is very stressful but also the best time of the year.
I was really surprised that you irrigate. I thought Florida got way more rain than to require irrigation. As a kid my family irrigated in Idaho, but there you only get about 10 inches of rain annually - Florida is much more isn't it?
Oh yeah we get way more than 10inches. Out soil is so sandy the rain fall we do get drys up way to quick.
What was the yield in the dry land with the 06G ?
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Whats up farmer thst GPS is sweet... say hello from hartford Alabama..the wiregrass area 👍👍yall got any hogs over there yall need caught up i got a couple good cur dogs
Thanks for watching. Only have one field that hogs like.
Though I farmed in the Central Valley of california, [tried to make it small print as those whom try to run this state]. To see the prep to peanut harvest is a new vision to me. Is there a blade that goes below the roots to loosen soil, or are they directly pulled up?
They are directly pulled up. Thanks for watching
I'm eating peanut trail mix while watching this video. Any idea what your peanuts get used for after selling them? Does one of the major peanut butter companies buy them?
A lot is used for JIF peanut butter and random candy companies.
Let ‘er eat boys! We got about 150 acres on top the ground. Seems everyone does things different, we run 3.6 mph and run blades till their tips are rounded and won’t take the ground. Got 70 acres on one set now.
Nice. My dad is a stickler about changing blades. When he has to start dropping the plow down we change them. Usually around 30. What blades do you run kmc
Field Rows Makes sense since y’all resharpen them and seems to work good. We will even re-square the tips with a torch and run hard-rodded blades when ground gets too hard.
Curious to know where you're from, I'm living next to a huge peanut farm in NC and always miss when they plow up.
I’m form north Florida
Do you have drainage piping under them cotton fields? Watching the drone footage it seemed to run center out from the dry patch and definitely in a very straight direction.
No drains pipes
Your favorite time of the year is harvest? Your NUTs
How long do these peanut rows dry out before we rake them up with a combine?
We usually let them dry out for 3 full days. Thanks for watching!
Field Rows....kind of like alfalfa then, let it dry and scoop it up. Thanks for the reply.
New sub. Lord that telon is some bad stuff. We use to gas all our tobacco land with it and it’s like pure tear gas ⛽️
Yeah it’s not fun, but nothing works better than telone. We have tried other products but can’t get the same results we do with the real stuff
I thought peanuts grew on trees.
A lot of people do don’t feel bad.
Nice man we almost done with corn then onto peanuts
Good luck !
New to the channel, what part of the country is this?
North Florida, thanks for watching.
Here in oaxaca mexico l harvest peanuts too . very small fields. Last year l picked 2.6 tons/h. With a lilliston 6000.
Awesome my dad has a couple lillistons baxk I’m the day
I hope one day you make a video about your lilliston's.
Have a good day to everyone.
sweet plowing
Is there any solution of nimatod?
There is a gas called Tellone you can put out before plant that works but it is very expensive.
You in Georgia or SC? I’m from SC close to coast on NC/SC border
North Florida, thanks for watching
Field Rows cool bro. I just saw when I clicked on another video. Hope y’all have a great harvest and make some money!!! Something we haven’t done in past 3 years 😩. Thankfully prices are coming up. We grow corn beans wheat and sorghum mostly. We grow cotton and peanuts, but haven’t in past few years. We also have a farmers market store on farm and grow a lot of produce.
Y’all grow any produce??
Any reason the most US farmers prefer the Amadas or KMC pickers over colombo?
Main complaint I hear is getting parts for Colombo
@@FieldRows Ahh I see. Im from South Africa so all the brands are imported and all parts are hard to get. Colombo is more popular here I think because they have smaller machines and use metric parts, so you can just swap it out with cheaper generic ones if available
Do you need to be related to Jimmy Carter to grow peanuts?
It’s not required but it’s frowned upon if you’re not
Verticillium wilt in your cotton, or a really bad potash deficiency.
Jim where in N. Florida are you? I'm in Ag sales and work a lot in S Ga and N Fl. I'm also an ex peanut farmer
Malone/Bascom
@@FieldRows Know the area well I had a customer that used to buy plastic from me over there, Arnie Forrester
boiled peanuts anyone??
I saw you on TikTok!!
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First time this "Northerner" ever seen peanuts OR cotton even farmed let alone harvested. Here in Washington state the only peanuts I've seen are already processed and in a jar. And the cotton?? That's in my jeans and t-shirts!! Anyway you learn something new everyday so THANKS for bringing another interesting niche in American farming for us all to check out!!
Thanks for watching. Peanuts and cotton are the main crops is this area.
If you ever get a chance to road trip through the south during cotton harvest, you'll be amazed at all the cotton floating around small towns, it's everywhere.
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I'd rather plow up and pick peanuts and shell corn b4 any cotton I hate picking cotton
Ben Green come on Ben, cotton is where all the fun is to be had
@@FieldRows Yes I have a lot of bad memories with cotton both my grandfathers died while I was picking cotton as well 1 grandmother died during cotton picking
Ben Green wow I see why now
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TRUMP OR Biden?
What do you think?
Field Rows I think Trump.
you act very smug in your videos
You act smug in your videos
Is there any way you could stop that annoying voice?
The voice talking about the microscopic toad that eats the roots of cotton and peanuts?
Nah that voice is funny and I like it