Tiling…. Is it worth all this fuss?
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BJ did a great job explaining the elevation of the land and tile plow. Great video.
My prayers are going out for you. GOB Bless.
Nice to hear BJ explaining how the tile system works. Helpful. Hope to hear more from him in the coming year.
The best teacher explains things without throwing in over the top technical jargon. You can teach even complicated things easily to the inexperienced. Great job BJ! Brian always does that. Truly an enjoyable channel to all of us.
Gotta say BJ did a super job explaining the survey, pulling pipe to grade and the monitor information. Informative. Actually best job of any channel and I’m including the Masterpipelayer in Minnesota
We had about 160 acres tiled in December. Our winter was mild with most precipitation in the form of rain. Enough rain fell to test the system- worked great. From our past experience, we are expecting an immediate yield improvement. 3/4 of what we tiled is also irrigated. Our theory is its cheaper right now to make what we own the best it can be, instead of buying ground.
Your dad sure enjoys being out there
with you guys. Doubt if he ever retires. But what the hell he is a
happy man that is enjoying his life
to the fullest. Great job guys !!!
Great job explaining how the electronics help, BJ. Thank you.
Bj did great explaining the tile plow tractor.
Glad you liked it!
The trick with running those drilles reverse for a start is a very good thing to do in soft materials, or wood with a surface, you don't wanna scratch.
Coming from an electrical contractor that have been drilling in all kinds of materials for years.
Good job BJ for making tiling simple to understand.
Love the videos nice to see different types of farming across the country.🙏🏻
Glad you enjoyed
we just upgraded to a gold digger plow from our old plow excited to get going with it but the Ag Leader is new to us all we have ran so far has bin Green Star
Will be interesting to see the water flow at the outlet after you've gotten a substantial amount of rain. Makes the work seem more worthwhile!!!
Probably a good chance it’s running water before he even gets to the end of the run! Had it happen to us many times. Pretty cool to see
That stone also does a much better job of supporting the tile to keep it round. It doesn’t settle around the tile like dirt does
B J explained things great.
Looks like spring is coming. It surprised me how near to sea level you are ( 700 feet) considering you are quite a way inland. You seem to have quite a mild climate in relation to other parts of the US on a similar latitude, is that an altitude thing or just luck ! We are in North Devon UK at about 520 feet and 6 miles from the sea and very wet so far this spring. This spring is certainly going to test you with all the projects falling at once, good luck Brian. Will be following progress from the comfort of my arm chair 😅.
The old man is some clever with that excavator. Thanks BFF
I think it is and testing has proved it makes a difference.
11:52 Since the elevation didn't change on the monitor, maybe it's showing the elevation of the tile, rather than the elevation of the surface.
I drove back from Ann Arbor yesterday down 23 and 35. North and Central Ohio got a lot a rain this week. Lots of water in the ditches and still on the fields. Also, windy as hell yesterday.
Great in cab explanation BJ of the process. Thanks guys.
Thankyou B.J.
Thanks for the video.
Good explanation by BJ. Enjoyed the video. Thanks for posting.🇬🇧👍👍👍
Tilling is worth the fuss, you pay for it one way or another. By either spending the money to put it in and collect the rewards over the years to pay it back or with a bad yield over the years.
Yes tiling is worth the fuss! Pays back quick best thing to do on a farm, we run a cultivator over ours 2 to 3 times, im going to run a chisel on my runs this spring go shallow throw some dirt around. Wished It would of got dry in February been nice got it worked, won't be dry anytime soon now, east central il. Kinda glad now its not done had some big rains so prolly best it wasn't done. Our main was trenched in so it really settled about 3 weeks ago
Thank you! Awesome informative video!
BJ did a great job explains this, thank you!
Y’all put pipe in the ground to get rid of water. We put it in to put water in the ground. Drip irrigation runs about 2k an acer to put in. What’s tile cost?
Yes it worth it we can’t justify buying a plow so just hire done whenever we need it
Great job Brian. I farmed all my life in Ontario and we tile drained every acre we owned. The best investment we ever made. It improved the soil structure so much and increased yields tremendously. I do have one concern about your 8" header along those trees. We have had problems with tree roots getting into the tile. Should you take trees out. Another thought is some people around here have run a sacrificial 4" tile between the main and the trees. Good luck finishing really enjoy tour channel.
Great content Brian amazing the things you can learn about farming that are really interesting and enjoyable to watch.
I enjoyed the video. Also I like how y'all always explain the projects you do. I need some new tile also my farm has 6in clay tiles hand dug back in the fourties.
Good explanation Bj. I understood what you were saying.
Great video on the tiling job, would like to see the water coming out of the main
BJ is becomming the expert for sure, and always take advantage of good wheather, keep plugging along boys, the benefits will come,thanks Brian greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Great video Brian, a real good look at the tiling process! Chris Duffy, of Duffy Ag. just posted a great video of a custom tiling operation with a lagre track machine at work in the mud in Vermont, pretty interesting too! Looking forward to getting into spring planting with you!
Good show
Enjoy this video Brian ,BJ ,and the Familys Brown.
Heat job Bj thanks 🙏
Nice job. Will pay off!
Good video.
A tilled field allows the water from rain to soak in the dirt better a no till field in a heavy rain just runs off were as the tilled soaks in allowing better crops and even a light rain soaks in a tilled field rather than sitting on top or just running off. Tilling also pits the nutrients back in the soil. From what my grandfather taught me you have to turn the dirt or the crops take nutrients out of the soil in which you have to add fertilizer for fertility of crops. Shit horse rabbit cow even sludge from treatment plants. Even such as compost. Take lateral lines from a septic for example the grass grows faster and greener
Nice tiling vidio,one thing we have done when we have a small hole in a tile is cut about a foot long length of the same size tile,then cut it length wise and snap it over the hole and tape it,do not have a splice, can't say if better or worse but seems to work
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Great video again 👏
Nice job explaining the tile plow BJ. I was able to clearly understand how your monitor for the field depth worked. What is the estimated life span for the tile your putting in the ground?
Saturday we had 8 inches of snow up here on the Illinois/Wisconsin border
I like the mail man in the beginning!
Nice work
Thanks
BJ did a great job explaining how your tile plow worked. How does your Dad like his Massey utility tractor??? We have looked at them because they are considerably cheaper than a green one.
Great learning curve Brian, laying your tile pipes, it looks like this paddock gets very wet,it sure needs draining, loved the video Brian, see you on the next video,Regards to you all Bob,Brad,& you Brian & Family, Cheers & Best Wishes ,Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.🐕🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦌🦌🦌🐂🐃🐄🐖🐏🐑🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦃🦃🐔🐓🐓🦋🦋🦋🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌴🌴🌴🌴
Perfect!
Tell BJ he gets an A-Plus for explaining elevation stuff to us without making it complicated hey Brian was there any working words or did everything smooth
Another good one men
Very good Video 👍
Thank you 👍
good stuff
Any chance to convert the smaller dozer to 3 point? Maybe save time on pre-rip'n or need for a tow tractor
Midd West we just got done with the rain for a while. So I’m guessing this was shot the week before. We are really tired of rain here. Tri-state Illinois Missouri Iowa
Don’t mind the trash😂
Don’t know who said it originally but heard a saying that addressed
A clean stall is a sign of a dead horse
Keep up the good work
Best way to cut horse stall mats is a circular saw with the blade rotating backwards. Works the best and doesn't grab..... So do what ever works best
That’s a big ten-4 with running the drill in reverse! Installing a t on sdr34 sewer pipe, if you don’t run the drill in reverse with a 6” hole saw you will spider the hell out of it.
Hey, does tiling ever cause issue during a dry year or does it only remove excess water?
There i was settling in to watch another excellent BFV when outta no where a coffee cup slaps me in the forehead sheeesh . Another good one Brian thanks for sharing !
Glad you enjoyed
Love all yours video . can't wait to see your new house and shop
I follow you on fb. But they posted a suggestion yesterday. It was the tilling project you had done. They were pulling a quad Trac with a dozer it was so sloppy.
Yep that was a few years ago before we had a plow
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I remember when it came out. But for some reason I thought they had a 4 wheel drive John deemed pulling the quad trak not a dozer
For the skid steers at con expo what was the main thing wrong with the bobcat? i wonder if the seat was all the way forward
Space for me
Is there a lot of clay that u run in too? Thanks from gary
Damn I need to get into the Pipe dealing business
Dumb question from a farmer in Australia, how does the water get into the pipes?
There are little holes on the pipe and the water gets in the pipe through them
To bad the window for tiling is doesn't last long, best to take advantage when you can !
why is it called tiling we call it draining are you not draining water of the ground ps why do you call it dirt we call it soil great posts
I"m not sure if anybody has mentioned this, but I would have run a 4 inch line next to that tree line. and then the main 20 foot away from the 4 inch. I'm afraid that you are going to be fighting tree roots getting into your main.
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Looks like big red tile. Was made in Breckenridge michigan. Not very good tile.
Yeah didn’t hold up well
Why not use the 9410 for the tile plow?
No 3pt arms
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Dang your 700ft above sea level. Im 17ft above sea level. Im in Florida about a mile from the gulf of Mexico
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BJ is really learning the farming game. When he first came back I thought he should of stuck to fixing mowers.
Backup cameras have to be one of the most useful features available.
I work for a drainage contractor by Urbana Ohio, we get our asses ripped if we put taps in that high they want them level coming out of the main and sitting on virgin dirt and a groove shoveled 3 foot out from the tap
Good thing I don’t work there lol
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$40K pipes .
How many acres you're tiling this year ?
Assuming 30-bushel yield improvement do you expect any ROI this crop season ?
Takes a few years typically to pay for its self. 4” is around 42 cents a foot I think each run was 2k feel we had 1000 feet of 8” which is over $1 a foot plus all the connections so we’re probably around 30-40k I’d say in pipe cost
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18 minutes in and 2067 views and under 500 🤦🏻♂️ likes?? Horrible showing of support! How can you people live with yourself? Just hit the darned like button when you start watching the video it’s SO HELPFUL FOR THE BROWNS 😢 WHY WON’T YOU JUST HIT THE STUPID LIKE BUTTON?? 🙄
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You also have to be signed in to like the video. Also, if you watch part of the video, stop, then come back later it might count it as multiple views (I'm not 100% sure on that).
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You do all that work on50 acres and expensive. We have 6000 acres. Don’t think that works. But good for sure for you.
Plenty of people have more than 6000 acres tiled. Lots of places in Midwest wouldn’t be able to raise good crops without it
Tile will pay for itself in 3 years
Hello! Too much water "sucks"...
It would be great if there were ways to save that extra water for times when there isn't enough water.
@@karlrovey true. It would be nice to have too much water here in West Texas. Only 3/4” rain YTD.
@@wayner806 That hurts. I thought West Oklahoma had it bad last year.
Dirt Perfect added a solar charger to his tile cart to keep battery charged
Some day
What's up with all you TH-cam farmers building a house profits must have been good to you
Brian, who’s Brad? Who wouldn’t happen to be yawls brother would he?
Went to high school with bj
Are you talking about "tilling the ground" like my grandfather?🤔
If so then you're spelling it rong.
Nope, they spelled it right, just google it. BTW if you're going to correct someone's spelling, make sure you learn it yourself. Wrong is spelled W-R-O-N-G.
You know I bet if Kayla made you guys lunch everyday you'd probably save thousands of dollars a year and would probably all lose about 10 lb each just saying
We she was at work so….
He built a house for himself when he was supposed to be building yours? Or did I take what you said wrong?
He’s wait on concrete guys to finish my floor so he worked on his.
@@BriansFarmingVideos Thank you for clarifying. I thought I probably misunderstood what you said.