That made me so hungry. One of my favorite things to snack on is raw peanuts. I’m still amazed at the size of the US when I see a farm of this scale. I find the whole process so intriguing. Did you save those large bags of seed from a previous harvest or do you buy seeds?
You can not eat the peanuts that we plant because there’s a coating on them to help keep away bugs. But the ones we harvest you can. You can either eat them raw or roasted, roasted is better. And there usually a company that buys our peanuts they deal with where it goes after that
I’ve noticed that in the Deep South hitch mounted corn planters are much more common than they are in the Midwest or northeast. Why is that? What makes them better for you than a traditional pull type planter?
With these planters it’s a lot easier to get around wells and pivots and we were kinda thinking about a pull type planter we just don’t know how well you’d be able to bring it from field to field
Well done again. You got quite the pants at the end there!
😂😂 haha isnt it great
It’s not fun if it’s stuck to your hands
Nice Video
That made me so hungry. One of my favorite things to snack on is raw peanuts. I’m still amazed at the size of the US when I see a farm of this scale. I find the whole process so intriguing. Did you save those large bags of seed from a previous harvest or do you buy seeds?
Glad to see some goobers going into the ground.Those are big kernels,are those Valencia peanuts?
These would be runners. But we’re planning on planting Virginia’s this upcoming week
great one , please what is the step before planting I see rows by which equipment and specs of it
That’s cool seeing how you plant your peanuts 🥜 do you have dairy cows too 🤔farmer🐝
We used too but not anymore it was too much work
@@conleybanman Conley same here in South Jersey not many dairy farms . Just grain and commercial vegetables growing🐝
Very interesting with the peanuts. When will you be planting cotton?
Right after we’re done planting peanuts and we have about 840 acres left
Conley Banman Kool! Love your videos and keep up the good work.
Could you eat those peanuts? Also do the fresh ones need to be roasted before you eat them? And when you harvest where do all of the peanuts go
You can not eat the peanuts that we plant because there’s a coating on them to help keep away bugs. But the ones we harvest you can. You can either eat them raw or roasted, roasted is better. And there usually a company that buys our peanuts they deal with where it goes after that
@@conleybanman This answered my question, thanks. I asked before reading the comments, lol.
I’ve noticed that in the Deep South hitch mounted corn planters are much more common than they are in the Midwest or northeast. Why is that? What makes them better for you than a traditional pull type planter?
With these planters it’s a lot easier to get around wells and pivots and we were kinda thinking about a pull type planter we just don’t know how well you’d be able to bring it from field to field
What is your accent? I can't place it. Nothing negative, just askin, love the vids!
Haha I actually get that question all the time. It’s part German
I was wondering too because to be honest you sound like the Amish/ Mennonites from Lebanon and Lancaster counties here in PA.
Very interesting
@@conleybanman they’re it German decent so it makes sense. They speak a unique dialect of German called Pennsylvania Dutch.
Interesting mainly since none of my family is from Pennsylvania 😅
Where do you farm and how many acres - if possible
We farm in west Texas and we around 8,000 acres
Hi
What is that liquids pesticides or fertilizer ?
Fertilizer
Isn't seed treatment poisonous? You are covered in it when you climb in the seed hooper.
Yea it’s not poisonous but of course if it gets on your skin you probably should at least wash it off
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What population do you plant or do you plant by the pound?
Usually 20k-45k depending on how much water we have
I think so🤣🐝
I hate when this happened to Disk Tires that’s stupid design they made them with the grease they supposed to have a oil bath
there is another seeder to plant peanuts bigger than this?
As long as it has these style boxes I think you can get a 24 row on 36” row spacing and that’s the biggest you can go
Are y’all planting on 30 or 38 in rows
36” row spacing
this seeder plants how many acres per hour?
30 acres per hour
I got it is peanuts inoculate sorry I asked before to see the finish of the vd thanks anyway sheers
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