If he's having trouble following his rows, he should hire an AI worker; they always know where the textures change. Good thing he's on a map where he can remove fences, too.
Gald to hear things are going good hope you get your truck back also hope your knee heals before harvest thanks for the videos i also hope that your frist cutting hay went well we cut our hay too and got 40 round bales off of 6 acres record high
Love our 4020 We plant 40 pounds to the arce of hay seed 30-20 on oats for weeds don't spray it will kill the hay even if it's round up ready for a year after that the hay will smolder it
heavy and over seeding alfalfa makes for a nice thick crop in the year to come. you will never get much off a first year crop of hay. spots that drowned out, if it will not grow alfalfa maybe put orchard grass in those spots so it keeps the weeds out and still makes good hay.
It is amazing how much difference there is in different parts of the U.S.A. as far as timing to plant and harvest crops there is. Our optimal day to plant soybeans is June 15. The soybean rows are visible in 3 days and if the soybeans aren't up in 7 days, they are not coming up.
Granted it would’ve taken forever and been hard to sell that many you could’ve square bales the cornstalks. Usually people who own sheep will buy cornstalk squares as they are easy to bed a small amount of animals with.
Is removing all those tree all that necessary? They prevent erosion,yes shade but also shelter for birds who can hunt rodents too. Please give me some context
Hey there. New to farming and all the equipment associated with it. What’s the reason for using the discs. Are they to break up soil? The other plow seems to break up the ground well I’m just curious why both are used if that makes sense. Thanks for any input
What would you suggest for a cheap weed suppression cover crop in 5 acres behind an apple orchard and also in the 12 ft rows between our apple tree rows? Thank you
Not sure. I am not the best to give advice here. Almost everything you see on video is my first time trying it. I am not an expert in any of this. Google will be your best bet on that or talk to someone local who knows what they are doing. Oat's seem to be cheap and they die off after a year, that may be an option. Lots of people plant annual rye grass as a cover crop.
MAKE THE CRIME VIDEO ... That's MUST SEE TV for those of us unfamiliar with the risks of crime in rural areas. Very interested to see how that went down and how you were able to recover some of your stuff. GET THEM VIEWS!!!!
Just a quick thought if I may. Try to take some soil tests and characteristic measurements such as infiltration and bulk density along the old fence line. It should give you an idea of what almost pristine soil in the field was like before cultivation began. That way you’ve got a target for getting your cultivated ground into shape.
Hey bud hope your knee is getting better Love you awesome vlog I’m so sorry your truck got stolen Im mad. Did you call the fbi as well they can keep a look out
The stand is ok, but after the first cutting of hay, the alfalfa should take off better it at least it did for me and in the thin area's this fall I would recommend inter-seeeing grass because the alfalfa doesn't like areas that sit wet.
Hey, might sound like a dumb question. But I (high school student that would like to study bioengineering, specifically agronomy), have researched quite a bit about nitrogen in the soil (to do with a project). I found that a good and cost-effective way to have higher levels of nitrogen without damaging the environment by using chemicals is to use cover crops. Is that reflected in true agriculture, or is it just wishful thinking or is it just not efficient. Additionally, I play quite a bit of Farming Simulator, which I understand isn't perfectly accurate to real life on many things, but in-game it is one of the best methods to get cheap fertiliser. Another stupid question, but I sometimes hear the word seeder, and sometimes drill. Is there an actual difference between the two, or is it just different words for the same thing. Farming Sim doesn't make the distinction.
Next time Molboard plough the residue under in the fall and then work it with the disk in the spring. Problem solved - corn residue will break down so much better.
I really like what you doing, small farms are great! I understand why you removed the trees, bigger fields are more practical, but on the other hand tree lines are useful: they stop the wind, so the wind can’t dry out the soil or blow it away. I know trees steal water from the crops, but they are useful anyways. That’s what we get told in Europe, so I don’t understand why there are almost no tree lines at the edges of fields in North America. To be fair, I’d never been in America, that’s my impression of videos.
He is the best he and squad are the goats of fs22 and they got me into it. Thanks squad and Spencer they are the best. Especially how they get along so well as brothers. They are just the best
You’re doing that spraying slow down until you get used to it know what you’re doing such as fire that you can slow down a little bit still do a good job young guys you’re always in a big hurry break stuff I’m 65 years 68 years old and I know I was young ones too and a farmeryou can save money
Id recommend next year to work it to dust and get all the leftover stalks or whatever back under the soil completely. alfalfa is very tedious and needs to be seeded in great conditions
I have seeded alfalfa on snow covered fields with just a 3 point spreader and gotten a good stand on bare spots in the field and where it was lightly tilled the snow will take the seed into the ground
I never realized how much FS 22 would help me understand farming more
Its helpful in all kinds of ways
cause of spence and clarkson i can say my curiosity has officially been piqued. fs22 downloading. i wanna do some tractoring
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If he's having trouble following his rows, he should hire an AI worker; they always know where the textures change. Good thing he's on a map where he can remove fences, too.
Dude I know exactly what you’re saying, I’ll drive past a farm now and know what everything is and what it’s used for
Gald to hear things are going good hope you get your truck back also hope your knee heals before harvest thanks for the videos i also hope that your frist cutting hay went well we cut our hay too and got 40 round bales off of 6 acres record high
Love seeing the videos and the work that goes into what farmers do to get crops to grow. Hope you have a great year!
I'm rooting for you gents... Much love all the way from South Africa.
Love our 4020 We plant 40 pounds to the arce of hay seed 30-20 on oats for weeds don't spray it will kill the hay even if it's round up ready for a year after that the hay will smolder it
Good luck!
Good to see someone making a go with the old equipment.
Love your videos and excited to see more
Love from 🇸🇰Slovakia🇸🇰
It's cool to see something made from scratch. I enjoy your videos so much, keep it going 👍
Great video enjoy watching keep up the great work hate to that someone stole your truck
The best tool for the job is the one you have on hand that will get the job done.
heavy and over seeding alfalfa makes for a nice thick crop in the year to come. you will never get much off a first year crop of hay. spots that drowned out, if it will not grow alfalfa maybe put orchard grass in those spots so it keeps the weeds out and still makes good hay.
I know this is a bit late but next time you do corn or something stalky make sure to plow it makes it way nicer to plant and easier to cultivate
That was a really nice 6.0 too
It is amazing how much difference there is in different parts of the U.S.A. as far as timing to plant and harvest crops there is. Our optimal day to plant soybeans is June 15. The soybean rows are visible in 3 days and if the soybeans aren't up in 7 days, they are not coming up.
I’ve been looking forward to seeing this
In Wisconsin that 15 acers is really 60 acers with 4 cuttings not sure how many cuttings ya will get off the feild
I love farming
Granted it would’ve taken forever and been hard to sell that many you could’ve square bales the cornstalks. Usually people who own sheep will buy cornstalk squares as they are easy to bed a small amount of animals with.
Your hay will be fine, if it doesn’t look good the first year don’t get worked up. I always think my hay is an absolute failure til the second yr
Good to know! Thanks for sharing.
I brod cast my oats and they're coming up good
Yeah the oats are good, just worried about the alfalfa. That’s where the money is in cost of seed and potential profit.
I just wonder when Grant new video become???
That disk is overkill for a little 4020
love ur vids bro
Hey spencer, what are your top 5 favorite tractors?
Looks good. Your grass crop needs a feed.
I didnt notice much fertilizer being spread
Is removing all those tree all that necessary? They prevent erosion,yes shade but also shelter for birds who can hunt rodents too. Please give me some context
Hey there. New to farming and all the equipment associated with it. What’s the reason for using the discs. Are they to break up soil? The other plow seems to break up the ground well I’m just curious why both are used if that makes sense. Thanks for any input
What would you suggest for a cheap weed suppression cover crop in 5 acres behind an apple orchard and also in the 12 ft rows between our apple tree rows? Thank you
Not sure. I am not the best to give advice here. Almost everything you see on video is my first time trying it. I am not an expert in any of this. Google will be your best bet on that or talk to someone local who knows what they are doing. Oat's seem to be cheap and they die off after a year, that may be an option. Lots of people plant annual rye grass as a cover crop.
is that a 210 link belt?
Would the corn residue fertilize the alfalfa and oats
All you have to do to join the fields is turn allow field creating on…😂
What was his brothers channel again?
The best tool for corn stalk residue is a bush hog
How to fill water in the field
what do you do with alfalfa? bale it or somthing?
Yes I’ll either do small bales or round bales. It’s high quality feed. Bit more management and time than grass hay, but hopefully more profit.
You should buy a bigger tractor. 4955
I know what it's like to have ur truck stolen mine was last yr and the bed was full of things
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Am I the only one who feels like I’ve already watched this video but actually haven’t
who is she with you broh😮?
Who wants to steal a 6.0 (I own a 6.0😭)
u needed to plough it first.
MAKE THE CRIME VIDEO ... That's MUST SEE TV for those of us unfamiliar with the risks of crime in rural areas. Very interested to see how that went down and how you were able to recover some of your stuff. GET THEM VIEWS!!!!
Your drone footage is nice. You do a very good job of putting these vids together, too.
Thank you very much!
More videos pls
Yes, I got more coming.
@@spencerhilbert lets goo :))) they are so satisfying to watch
Best farmer on TH-cam, you help me so much in achieving my dream. Hope you become successful you deserve it.
He's back!
Just a quick thought if I may. Try to take some soil tests and characteristic measurements such as infiltration and bulk density along the old fence line. It should give you an idea of what almost pristine soil in the field was like before cultivation began. That way you’ve got a target for getting your cultivated ground into shape.
I’ve just been waiting for Grant or Spencer to post. It’s always a good day when they do.
Hey bud hope your knee is getting better Love you awesome vlog I’m so sorry your truck got stolen Im mad. Did you call the fbi as well they can keep a look out
FBI on stolen vehicles? Im not american so im not sure but from what i know they do more complicated crimes
I'm curious why the fbi?
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love the series! its fs in real life.
No lie. His channel got me into farming simulator 2022
You have no idea how jealous I am. I bought a 5 acre homestead 2 years ago, and I am looking at an additional 160 acres just up the road.
Can contact you
bro is living the best life
Farming simulator farming simulator 25 looking kinda tight😅
I love that your brother is involved. I wish you both great success ! Greetings from the Eastern Shore!
The stand is ok, but after the first cutting of hay, the alfalfa should take off better it at least it did for me and in the thin area's this fall I would recommend inter-seeeing grass because the alfalfa doesn't like areas that sit wet.
Hey, might sound like a dumb question. But I (high school student that would like to study bioengineering, specifically agronomy), have researched quite a bit about nitrogen in the soil (to do with a project). I found that a good and cost-effective way to have higher levels of nitrogen without damaging the environment by using chemicals is to use cover crops. Is that reflected in true agriculture, or is it just wishful thinking or is it just not efficient. Additionally, I play quite a bit of Farming Simulator, which I understand isn't perfectly accurate to real life on many things, but in-game it is one of the best methods to get cheap fertiliser.
Another stupid question, but I sometimes hear the word seeder, and sometimes drill. Is there an actual difference between the two, or is it just different words for the same thing. Farming Sim doesn't make the distinction.
Love the videos please post more
that is real shame someone stole your pick-up truck 😭😭😭
Great video guys. Thank you
Farming Simulator be like
I hope I can be let you guys someday!
Awesome video
Farming is my hobby
My dad is selling his 4010 in Michigan will a plow and harrow
Way too many farmers in over their heads. You are doing great! I'm hoping to be able to start doing the same.
Praying for you Spence I pray to keep you safe and prosperous during these hard times
Great video! 50 acres with that old tractor is honestly impressive, it's wonderful and inspiring to see your progress. Please keep it up!
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Next time Molboard plough the residue under in the fall and then work it with the disk in the spring. Problem solved - corn residue will break down so much better.
I really like what you doing, small farms are great!
I understand why you removed the trees, bigger fields are more practical, but on the other hand tree lines are useful: they stop the wind, so the wind can’t dry out the soil or blow it away. I know trees steal water from the crops, but they are useful anyways.
That’s what we get told in Europe, so I don’t understand why there are almost no tree lines at the edges of fields in North America.
To be fair, I’d never been in America, that’s my impression of videos.
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lmao, when finding your issue uncovers five other issues and fails to solve the original one 😂
He is the best he and squad are the goats of fs22 and they got me into it. Thanks squad and Spencer they are the best. Especially how they get along so well as brothers. They are just the best
You’re doing that spraying slow down until you get used to it know what you’re doing such as fire that you can slow down a little bit still do a good job young guys you’re always in a big hurry break stuff I’m 65 years 68 years old and I know I was young ones too and a farmeryou can save money
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤chisel plow looks great.. I didn’t know how good of a job it does ❤❤soil finisher made it smooth ❤❤
So what your telling me is farming simulator was suck a good game that they added it in real life?
You should do something about the stolen truck otherwise you be making payments on a vehicle you don’t have anymore
More videos
that’s cool
What autosteer screen is that? Doesn't look like john deere 2600
Please more upload more than just like 1 time a month
Great Video
Want her to put a little grease on that I don’t like it has been grease for quite a while buckets use a lot of grease cheaper than bushings
Want her to put a little grease on that I don’t like it has been grease for quite a while buckets use a lot of grease cheaper than bushings
What were you spraying? Was it fertilizers or a kind of poison?
If you used a wishek disk on your fields you could have gotten the residue buried better
Id recommend next year to work it to dust and get all the leftover stalks or whatever back under the soil completely. alfalfa is very tedious and needs to be seeded in great conditions
Yup I tried to get away with it here. Last minute decision. We’ll see how it turns out. At least the oats will be good.
I have seeded alfalfa on snow covered fields with just a 3 point spreader and gotten a good stand on bare spots in the field and where it was lightly tilled the snow will take the seed into the ground
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Spencer, Maybe a go fund me page to get some of your tools replaced?
how much does it cost to spray using drone for 1 acre ???
Spencer uploaded MOM GET THE CAMERA
Do u want to farm youre whole life or is this a 20 year thing
use subsoiler and that water ponds will dissapear
You shouldn't have uprooted the trees!
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Dang, sorry about your truck. That's really unfortunate, hopefully there's some kind of resolution for you. Looking forward to your future content!
What brand seed cart do yall use?