Both of you in the cab together are just like peanut butter n jelly !! Greatest content and scenery plus kickin the dirt with the Deere equipment makes it even better !!👍👍👍🌻
Love your channel - you both are so delight-full --- You give us hope that our country will survive and that there is still some good and **wholesomeness** out there... Thanks... Praying **Blessings on you two**
this is blowing my mind as to the tech involved in just turning soil properly for the best seed germination plan..I am a geologist with palentoarthropologistic studies. This video is taking me back 60000 years when our ancient kin began to till soil..you two rock !..Enjoy each other..have children..who enjoy the same stuff as you two....
It's all about how to tillage the soil without the carbon release. The soil looks lightly aerated, loosened and a good base for planting. Tillage tool seems a winner.
Hi Grant & Laura, You two make such a great couple, I love seeing you working together. Congratulations on achieving 300,000 subscribers, it's a fabulous accomplishment. Thanks.
For the trailer lift jack I would recommend a cordless drill with attachment that connects to the jack to save yourself some time for quicker implement connections! ;)
I have a bottle jack I use to lift stuff. I ground a big bolt down flat kinda like a really big flat screwdriver to fit where the jack handle is supposed to be. I use a socket and my electric impact wrench. It works like a charm
Laura. It was funny when it looked as if Grant was going to lick the oil off the dipstick. This reminds me of a joke I played on somebody years ago. I got a brand-new paintbrush, a brand-new paint bucket and I put smooth blackcurrant yogurt in the bucket. When somebody walked in the room, I dipped the paintbrush into the yogurt that he thought was paint and I licked some yogurt off the paintbrush. He asked, “What do you think you’re doing?” I replied, “I’m giving this room a lick of paint.” Then I asked him if he remembers the scene at the beginning of Saturday Night Fever when John Travolta was walking down the street with a can of red paint. The person in the room with me said he didn’t remember that scene. I said John was ready to paint the town red.
As a non-farmer I want to thank you farmers for all you do to help keep america running with food fuel etc etc (yes I know farmers do more for americans than we realize and I am a grateful american for all that all different kinds of farmers do for americans in the US of A )
I love watching farming. From a small child I grew up in a large family, all involved with farming in one way or another in north eastern Iowa. My grandpa had a Massey Harris, later Massey Ferguson, and Allis Chalmers implement store, an uncle who worked at the grain elevator, my dad who owned an electric motor sales and repair shop and with farmers, the John Deer plant and other large companies nearby he stayed busy. One uncle had a welding shop and a big welding truck set up to go to the farmers and make repairs. Most of my uncles, aunts and cousins worked on the family farms, some of my cousins are still on the farms, although they're retirement age like me. The best part for me is to see the strong family units that farming produce. Our country is in need of as many strong family units as possible and a lot less government interference. Anyway, I've seen you on some of the other farming channels I follow, watched some of your videos and subscribed just now. I look forward to watching all your videos.
This is so cool! You continue to show us new, exciting and different things in each video! Loved all the drone shots! That equipment was very cool! Love ❤️ you guys!!!! Grammy
Hi Laura I live en California and I like to match your videos besarse it reminds me of my father's ranch in México.......and I'm also learning English with you.
I love your definitions Laura. The Spiky Thingies are Aerator Tines. The Twirly Pizza Cutters are Wavy Coulter Blades. Once the crops are coming up fairly good, dig down to look at the root system. Roots will not lie. If the ground is shattered good, the roots will basically go straight down to find moisture. But if the roots appear to take a hard right or left, this means that there is still compaction, and the roots are searching for the easiest way to find moisture. Grant talked about the Spiky Thingies (Aerator Tines) making holes in the soil. This is not necessarily a good thing. You don't want water or liquid manure to pool up in these holes. If the Spiky Thingies (Aerator Tines) are doing a good job, they should be shattering the compacted soil to allow liquids (such as water and liquid manure), along with air, to flow freely into the soil in all directions. Also, if there is good shattering, you may find that your wet areas will dry up faster. You may be able to recoup some wet land for profit.
I would have thought discers would do a better till job but this machine does not turn the soil over as much so possibly it doesn’t lose as much moisture. Nice demo. Interesting concepts.
That’s a very popular implement where I live at here in Texas. The dairy guys and gals love them. They use them in the cow pastures to aerate the soil. They use mostly straight flat disks and run the at 0 degrees with no baskets. And put new seed in. Doesn’t do all that much damage to the existing grass.
That new piece of equipment looks sort of like a combination of a harrow, a disc, and a cultipacker. Very cool to see so many different operations on one piece of equipment. Saves trips across the field!
Super cool implement. Hopefully we get to see more of it? Gotta love those Nebraska sunsets-they are beautiful. Hopefully you got some of the rain today. Here’s to year 3 and I pray it’s a bountiful one.
Laura, the tillage equipment is great. He prepares the field very well. Soil consistency and soil preparation are suitable for planting. Greetings from turkey.
Thank you for once again making me 😁 with your happy (but busy) videos. I will also predict, given an "average season, that you get a 3-5% yield increase from your new "tillage & aerator" implement. 🌾.
Laura it nice to see the even though you both like different technologies that you can still work together even be in the cab together 😊mabey you could do a calendar with some of the tractor cab sunsets 🤔thanks for sharing
Laura - the picture at the beginning of you is awesome. The sun catches the color of your eyes awesomely. Grants cute to. Make sure and keep that boy in line..😁
All of these technical terms you keep throwing around! "Spiky thingys", "Twirly Pizza cutters" and "Rolling Baskets"! How do you expect any of us common-folk to keep up with all of those fancy names?! Have mercy! 😆 (Very happy to hear that you're on the mend Laura!)
![[🔴LIVE] งานประกาศรางวัล MAYA TV AWARDS 2024 : มายามหาชน](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nwmWYXXVwBY/mqdefault.jpg)
Laura keep smiling when you do the whole world smiles back to you !11
The technology today in farming is so much different with all their equipment from back in the '60s love your programs
God, don’t you just love these kids…..Pretty sure it’s my favorite content on TH-cam.
What a great team Laura and Grant make. The more videos I watch the more I am amazed at the knowledge and skill that they both have.
NEVER Tired Of Riding In The Tractor Along With Laura Or Grant!! Whatever You Decide To Record I'm Ready To Watch!! Thank You!
Keep Smiling On!!
😀👍👊
We never get tired of watching you two work together. No matter what you are up to.
Drone view reminded me of SR71 pilot Brian Shul's remark, "The best way to see Nebraska is in 4-1/2 minutes!" 🤣😆 Helps to be going about 2,000mph!
You guys are farming on the cutting edge . You make a great team and are and inspiration to young farmers!
Both of you in the cab together are just like peanut butter n jelly !! Greatest content and scenery plus kickin the dirt with the Deere equipment makes it even better !!👍👍👍🌻
Hello to you hard working farmers……..from New Zealand
Love your channel - you both are so delight-full --- You give us hope that our country will survive and that there is still some good and **wholesomeness** out there... Thanks...
Praying **Blessings on you two**
Great video with beautiful machinery!
this is blowing my mind as to the tech involved in just turning soil properly for the best seed germination plan..I am a geologist with palentoarthropologistic studies.
This video is taking me back 60000 years when our ancient kin began to till soil..you two rock !..Enjoy each other..have children..who enjoy the same stuff as you two....
Love you guys and how well a married couple can work together! May God bless you both and your farm!
It's all about how to tillage the soil without the carbon release. The soil looks lightly aerated, loosened and a good base for planting. Tillage tool seems a winner.
Hi Grant & Laura, You two make such a great couple, I love seeing you working together. Congratulations on achieving 300,000 subscribers, it's a fabulous accomplishment. Thanks.
For the trailer lift jack I would recommend a cordless drill with attachment that connects to the jack to save yourself some time for quicker implement connections! ;)
I have a bottle jack I use to lift stuff. I ground a big bolt down flat kinda like a really big flat screwdriver to fit where the jack handle is supposed to be. I use a socket and my electric impact wrench. It works like a charm
Spiky Thingies = the spiky things on a spiny anteater. Also often used as the technical term for tiller tines. Some great camera work!
That disking does a real good job of moving all the soil profile
Y
Nice tillage...hope to see some cover crops being planted along with your main crop.
Imagine the design and engineering that went into this amazing piece of equipment!
All it is a copy off of an AerWay Titan (discontinued) which has now evolved into the Salford HALO AerWay. It's not an original design by Rogue VT.
Wow, that thing looks like some kind of a medieval death machine. Seems to work great!
Laura. It was funny when it looked as if Grant was going to lick the oil off the dipstick. This reminds me of a joke I played on somebody years ago. I got a brand-new paintbrush, a brand-new paint bucket and I put smooth blackcurrant yogurt in the bucket. When somebody walked in the room, I dipped the paintbrush into the yogurt that he thought was paint and I licked some yogurt off the paintbrush. He asked, “What do you think you’re doing?” I replied, “I’m giving this room a lick of paint.” Then I asked him if he remembers the scene at the beginning of Saturday Night Fever when John Travolta was walking down the street with a can of red paint. The person in the room with me said he didn’t remember that scene. I said John was ready to paint the town red.
As a non-farmer I want to thank you farmers for all you do to help keep america running with food fuel etc etc (yes I know farmers do more for americans than we realize and I am a grateful american for all that all different kinds of farmers do for americans in the US of A )
That smiling face❤️
I love watching farming. From a small child I grew up in a large family, all involved with farming in one way or another in north eastern Iowa. My grandpa had a Massey Harris, later Massey Ferguson, and Allis Chalmers implement store, an uncle who worked at the grain elevator, my dad who owned an electric motor sales and repair shop and with farmers, the John Deer plant and other large companies nearby he stayed busy. One uncle had a welding shop and a big welding truck set up to go to the farmers and make repairs. Most of my uncles, aunts and cousins worked on the family farms, some of my cousins are still on the farms, although they're retirement age like me. The best part for me is to see the strong family units that farming produce. Our country is in need of as many strong family units as possible and a lot less government interference. Anyway, I've seen you on some of the other farming channels I follow, watched some of your videos and subscribed just now. I look forward to watching all your videos.
The front spiky things as Laura puts it is to aerate the ground
This is so cool! You continue to show us new, exciting and different things in each video! Loved all the drone shots! That equipment was very cool! Love ❤️ you guys!!!! Grammy
We use a plugging machine and do our football field and the practice field and the go over them with potash and urea the turn on the sprinklers.
Another great Farm Tech Talk episode brought to us by Laura Farms😀
Thank you everyone who helped with Grant’s planter and “oh Laura helped too”. 😂
Hi Laura I live en California and I like to match your videos besarse it reminds me of my father's ranch in México.......and I'm also learning English with you.
Laura and Grant make a dream team !😀😀
@O.G Autistler ahahahaha have you really been commenting on every single Laura farms vid just to say you dislike grant?
I love your definitions Laura. The Spiky Thingies are Aerator Tines. The Twirly Pizza Cutters are Wavy Coulter Blades. Once the crops are coming up fairly good, dig down to look at the root system. Roots will not lie. If the ground is shattered good, the roots will basically go straight down to find moisture. But if the roots appear to take a hard right or left, this means that there is still compaction, and the roots are searching for the easiest way to find moisture. Grant talked about the Spiky Thingies (Aerator Tines) making holes in the soil. This is not necessarily a good thing. You don't want water or liquid manure to pool up in these holes. If the Spiky Thingies (Aerator Tines) are doing a good job, they should be shattering the compacted soil to allow liquids (such as water and liquid manure), along with air, to flow freely into the soil in all directions. Also, if there is good shattering, you may find that your wet areas will dry up faster. You may be able to recoup some wet land for profit.
I drove up the middle of Nebraska today, through you and Grants neck of the woods. Nebraska really is a beautiful state.
Congratulations Laura on Laura Farms being the highest money making farm on TH-cam.
Grate video as always
Great use of the drone
5:52 It amazes me that something that big, heavy and powerful can be consistently eased back by the millimeter
Those nice evening in the tractor are always the best! That drone shot with the sun behind the tractor is sweet!
Love the drone footage
I would have thought discers would do a better till job but this machine does not turn the soil over as much so possibly it doesn’t lose as much moisture. Nice demo. Interesting concepts.
That’s a very popular implement where I live at here in Texas. The dairy guys and gals love them. They use them in the cow pastures to aerate the soil. They use mostly straight flat disks and run the at 0 degrees with no baskets. And put new seed in. Doesn’t do all that much damage to the existing grass.
Farming has changed so much over the years I remember spending days on end just plowing !
I can't believe I'm looking up the specs on a 8335R !!! LOL I'm not even a farmer. I'm addicted to watching Laura and Grants videos. :-)
Great working in the fields shots!!!!!!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh Good Times back in the fields and tractor!!!!
It looks like the work has just begun, have a great season and harvest
Awesome video Laura farms and have a great day.
That new piece of equipment looks sort of like a combination of a harrow, a disc, and a cultipacker. Very cool to see so many different operations on one piece of equipment. Saves trips across the field!
Take care from Saskatchewan,Canada 🙂🙂
Spikey things = aerators. Pizza cutters = turbo blades. And double rolling baskets. Looks interesting. Nice video.
hope you re better
Super cool implement. Hopefully we get to see more of it? Gotta love those Nebraska sunsets-they are beautiful. Hopefully you got some of the rain today. Here’s to year 3 and I pray it’s a bountiful one.
Great stuff guys! Glad your demo was working well. Look forward to hearing more about it and the upcoming planting videos. God bless - Everett
Laura, the tillage equipment is great. He prepares the field very well. Soil consistency and soil preparation are suitable for planting. Greetings from turkey.
True vertical tillage machine. Those tine holes will be excellent for roots and water. Very nice cover crop seeder too.
That Rogue tillage implement with the rotating spikey thingies does a really good job breaking up the soil!
Wow fantastic
Thank you for once again making me 😁 with your happy (but busy) videos. I will also predict, given an "average season, that you get a 3-5% yield increase from your new "tillage & aerator" implement. 🌾.
Love learning all the "technical" names for the various farming implements!
Love the videos Laura. Keep up the amazing work
Way to respect the flag......Blue field always to the left!!!! 👍👍
Nice looking machine guys, I am always impressed at how the new farming equipment has been improved significantly compared to previous models...
8:34 that’s exactly what it is, and yes they have aerators for pasture and lawns.
Something I do with my hydraulic hoses when I get them where I want them is color code them with zip ties !!!!!!!😊🌎🌞👍👍👍👍
Can we get an update video about the office room that you remodeled months ago, and had repainted, threw in a couch and more?
Quite a remarkable machine. I am amazed at today's agricultural technology. Great post.
Well done! In the shop. In the field. All good for me!
Laura it nice to see the even though you both like different technologies that you can still work together even be in the cab together 😊mabey you could do a calendar with some of the tractor cab sunsets 🤔thanks for sharing
Looking forward to how the Rogue performs in corn stubble. Looks to be very well built. Thanks for sharing.
Good afternoon & God bless you all
You guys need to be hired by the Nebraska Tourism Department. You do a great job of farming
Yes!!! I agree 😃
Hmmm. The tillage tool looks like a winner. Interesting how the tool does a such a good job - amazing job of soil aeration . Thanks for the video!
Nice tool!
The result looks good, I think the roots will have a good opportunity to grow. As long as you have moisture.
Succes an I'll look ve to see the result.
We are never bored with you and Grant!
Hope you all do better than us up on the north east did last year.
Your cinematography and drone work are getting really good! Let's be honest, too; you both give the camera plenty to work with!
I have that exact hat Grant has on and I wear it riding around on my John Deere riding lawn mower. No guidance system. I gotta get my fun where I can!
I'm such a city boy that I have no idea what I'm looking at when ur digging in the dirt😮😅😊
It's an aerator combined with discs. You guys need to come play golf with me.
Laura - the picture at the beginning of you is awesome. The sun catches the color of your eyes awesomely. Grants cute to. Make sure and keep that boy in line..😁
You should demo the See and Spray technology on the new John Deere sprayers!
that I why I said so some crockpot meals just put whatever in the crockpot and turn it on low and you got a hot meal when you get home
As an old farmer, I miss the hours in the seat at planting time. Hoping i9tgoes smoothly for all of you.
I like the music.
New stuff to demo n run out in the fields! U - 2 , r 2 funny! A perfect match for one another 👌!! Had fun watching, thanks!
👍🚜🐾🐺🧙♂️🐺🐾🚜👍!!!
Great video thanks
yes air in the soil is good you want lot of air for plants to grow
Ooooo, Spiky Thingies 👀 😍
great job on drone actoin
You sure do get to play with some great toys. Great video... thanks. 👍
Only thing better is a Tennessee sunset lol
Keep the videos coming
Very great video for the farm and shop work
I love watching farming videos it reminds me of Farming Simulator 22
Great video!
Farm equipment is Tonka toys for grownups.
All of these technical terms you keep throwing around! "Spiky thingys", "Twirly Pizza cutters" and "Rolling Baskets"! How do you expect any of us common-folk to keep up with all of those fancy names?! Have mercy! 😆 (Very happy to hear that you're on the mend Laura!)
We love those "Laura-isms"! :-)
You would def distract me in the cab Laura