Very clean cows, shows how well they are taken care of. 👍 Great drone footage, except when the snowflakes were hitting the lens, lol. Still hauling manure, doesn't matter the weather, just switch what your hauling and what spreader your using. True farm work demonstrated with that.
One good thing is that corn looks really good far as how it's standing. And looks to be kinda rolling ground so it should drain well and dry out faster than bottom ground. I'd just plow the road and don't be afraid to gouge and bring up stone or dirt. Cell company can afford to stone it later lol. I'd just get a small load of clean stone , 1b or 2b, and set your chains tight and tailgate it on the hilly parts. Just a skim works great. Do it every winter when we're logging.
I'm new to your channel but you've got a full-time job there bud. Lived on the grain farm in Iowa for about 5 years. But with dairy it makes it a real job. Had a couple 4-H calves and that's about it.
Great video andy. Looks like the lake effect has started. Maybe you guys don't spread manure that's been field dumped in that vertical spreader? Cab glass and rocks don't play well together, we have a h&s vertical spreader and gad to fab up a bigger screen on the front to help with rocks we've already broke 2 windows. Except for that those spreaders do a great job and put out a nice consistent spread pattern and really break up the bed pack.
Great farm land. Without the drone views we have no idea what you are up against. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. So what's a drone view worth.? Whole lot more lol. Thanks for sharing .
That drone footage was so cool! I kept an eye out for deer LOL. No doubt this winter-like weather is making things difficult, wet snow is super slippery and if it melts you've got major mud to deal with. Wondering if it were to freeze hard if that would be better for harvesting that last bit of corn? All the best Andy, cheers!
chains are such a pain in the arse to deal with, but they work. and with so many tractors it would cost a fortune to put Hakkapeliittas (Nokian snow tires for tractors) on them i can imagine :D that is a lot of fields with corn. considered a slightly bigger combine hehe?
Your fields are like ours. Not a square or straight one. Point rows in every one and usually hilly and surrounded by trees. We're steeper hills and smaller fields but your winter's are worse and you have all them field stones.
Great video Andy... I don't know how you do it with all that snow and ground??? According to a "farmer" 😂😂😂😂 I mean a wannabe farmer across the river 🤔🤔🤔 from Wes... You should be shut down and doing nothing but talking about this and that and lie after lie flying out of your mouth.... A REAL FARMER does what you do... keep the awesome videos coming and showing what real farmer's DO !!!👍👍👍
Every farmer should have a drone to check land, awesome idea
Winter looks so cool in a picture, but what a mess it is in real life.
Great video 👍.
Great video. Nice cow form!
An amazing Tractor and implement. Thanks for sharing. Have a Nice day 👍 👍 👍
Thanks Andy great video as always? Looks pretty warm ay!!!!!!!
Enjoy your videos, still have a-lot corn to combine, nice drone coverage
You may have to put one of big 4wd tractors on the grain cart. Thanks for the video!
Very clean cows, shows how well they are taken care of. 👍 Great drone footage, except when the snowflakes were hitting the lens, lol. Still hauling manure, doesn't matter the weather, just switch what your hauling and what spreader your using. True farm work demonstrated with that.
Yeah the snow kinda talking the fun out of everything
One good thing is that corn looks really good far as how it's standing. And looks to be kinda rolling ground so it should drain well and dry out faster than bottom ground. I'd just plow the road and don't be afraid to gouge and bring up stone or dirt. Cell company can afford to stone it later lol. I'd just get a small load of clean stone , 1b or 2b, and set your chains tight and tailgate it on the hilly parts. Just a skim works great. Do it every winter when we're logging.
Wow you guys got alot of corn
Great footage with the drone
I'm new to your channel but you've got a full-time job there bud. Lived on the grain farm in Iowa for about 5 years. But with dairy it makes it a real job. Had a couple 4-H calves and that's about it.
Like the video , the drone is very interesting vew .
Great informative video! I would have thought that you would have been able to take a vacation by now. HaHa.
Great drone footage! ....13
Over 300 fields to keep track of is there Andy??🤔
Yes there about... Little more actually
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Great video andy. Looks like the lake effect has started. Maybe you guys don't spread manure that's been field dumped in that vertical spreader? Cab glass and rocks don't play well together, we have a h&s vertical spreader and gad to fab up a bigger screen on the front to help with rocks we've already broke 2 windows. Except for that those spreaders do a great job and put out a nice consistent spread pattern and really break up the bed pack.
Great farm land. Without the drone views we have no idea what you are up against. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. So what's a drone view worth.? Whole lot more lol. Thanks for sharing .
That drone footage was so cool! I kept an eye out for deer LOL. No doubt this winter-like weather is making things difficult, wet snow is super slippery and if it melts you've got major mud to deal with. Wondering if it were to freeze hard if that would be better for harvesting that last bit of corn? All the best Andy, cheers!
I seen one run through open hole
You need the snow to melt, then the temperature to get down in the 20s to harden the ground up.
Looks pretty grim out.do you reckon you will get all that corn gathered up eventually.?good drone footage 👍
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Nice video Andy. Do you put the corn in the harvestore whole or grind it first?
Are you near Camillus ? Looks like a lot left to harvest
chains are such a pain in the arse to deal with, but they work. and with so many tractors it would cost a fortune to put Hakkapeliittas (Nokian snow tires for tractors) on them i can imagine :D
that is a lot of fields with corn. considered a slightly bigger combine hehe?
Andy if you plowed the road and sanded it heviely. Maybe that would work.
How do you load those slingers?
How many acres of corn do you have left to harvest?
Do you get a lot of deer in the corn fields? I know the hunters don't like it if there is a lot of standing corn where they hunt!
What is the range of rents that you pay for this type of fields?
Where will you store this corn?
Assume it will be used in feed rations?
How about a 4 wheel drive road tractor?
Your fields are like ours. Not a square or straight one. Point rows in every one and usually hilly and surrounded by trees. We're steeper hills and smaller fields but your winter's are worse and you have all them field stones.
Great video Andy... I don't know how you do it with all that snow and ground??? According to a "farmer" 😂😂😂😂 I mean a wannabe farmer across the river 🤔🤔🤔 from Wes... You should be shut down and doing nothing but talking about this and that and lie after lie flying out of your mouth.... A REAL FARMER does what you do... keep the awesome videos coming and showing what real farmer's DO !!!👍👍👍
Which hand filled up faster wish in one hand sh*t in the other not a good thing and no lol either