That was nice of you to let Will drag the the cultivator to the shed. The last time he had to tote it to the shed. Good job turning the beans under even with it wet on one in. Know you got another job you need to wash the tractor. L O L . Thanks for sharing. Have a good day.
Hi Joey, I took the disc to Daddy's sweet corn stalks this week, and then sowed turnip greens. He loves turnips and cornbread. I love the greens, have never liked turnips. More of us need to be willing to be as bold as you and state our faith and willingness to share. Hope to make it to plow day, and bring a couple of horse drawn pieces, maybe a mule drawn tobacco sprayer.
Hey Danny I was just telling another subscriber I was thinking about hanging some by the shuck in the tractor shed. Hope your feeling better. I really liked that chome stack it really made it look good. If I do put a flapper on a muffler I put the hinge towards the front of the tractor so if I go under a limb it will push the flap down instead of catching it.
@@Jtwes you can find the antique corn dryer's on ebay for around 12 dollars each. I got me six of them for saving my seed's. Thanks for the idea on the flapper makes sense.
You also want the flapper facing backwards because if you trailer it the wind forces the flapper open the whole time. If you went through and rain it will direct water down into it, if you are in any dirt or dusty area all that dirt will go into the muffler and probably make it past the open valve and into that cylinder.
Hey Sherry Thank you . Sometimes when I see that I’ve lost a few subscribers or a video doesn’t do as good as some of the others it helps to get comments like this.
Thank you for taking a stand and offering your counsel to the lost. Sometimes we that are among the saved are too bashful to answer that call. You are correct it is the most important decision anyone can ever make! God bless you sir.
I believe you've got that old cultivator figured out Joe. Grandpa had a small horse drawn turning plow he used to lay stuff by with called a Boy Dixie. If Mama was living today, she'd tell by all means to sow a salad patch. She could eat it 3 times a day. Give her a pot of salad, some corn bread and butter milk and she was good to go.
First off thank you for the open email invite for folks searching for the Lord - we need more like that. But as far as the verbal commands that's probably a matter of what you've got your horse or mule train to. And since I don't think Will will respond to much but stop, go, right and left you might better stick to that. And then the old 140 well it really don't care it only understands foot and hand signals. 😂😂😂😂. Your doing a fine job thanks for your time and efforts. 👍👍👍👍
I dry down popcorn that way, l just shuck it and put in 4×4 bins made with chicken wire until its moisture content is low, then process it, works well.
I don't see why pulling it off to dry wouldn't work. I always leave mine on the stalk to dry. Grandaddy would sometimes cover a plant with a big bright colored onion sack if the critters were damaging his seed plants. You might have a coon family involved in the vandalism too. I don't think an onion sack would help keep a coon away.
My wife pulls off the corn, removes the husk and lays it out on a huge wood framed wire rack that sits on two sawhorses, she will move the rack out in the sun each day , when dry she stores them in plastic food crates so the air can get around them, works well. Thanks for your great videos and channel, I have learned a lot.
That cultivator does a good job. I think you would be fine to pull your seed corn, if it's mature. I'd shuck it back and hang it,or put it where it gets good air circulation. Really enjoy the videos.
You must have a commercial market for the okra! We have six plants (Clemson Spineless) and we don't have room enough in our freezer to store them..... 😎
I think "hee" is left, "haw" is right. I don't remember the other commands. That looks like fun. Also, plant the greens. Greens and cornbread make a mighty fittin' meal.
Corn needs to have what we call the dirt ring on the kernal for it to germinate. You should be able to find a picture of the dirt ring... what it looks like. You can pick it and let it dry for sure.
If the corn is mature (hard) and the shucks are starting to change color/dry, they yes, you can pull the corn and put it in the dry where it will get a little air to finish curing. When you get ready to plant, stick it in the fridge for a few days. The cold helps germination. \My okra is shoulder high now. My beans got burn up (we had extreme drought here in TN).
I may have missed your reasoning in another video but couldn't you straddle the okra and put the hand cultivator on the left side of the tractor? then you could makes two passes on the row and not have to drive over the row beside the okra
I don't know why anybody would waste gas on okra lol just kidding 😅. But on a more serious note I'm think it was on working horses with Jim he was plowing he said you could lean the plow one way are a other to make it turn left are right. It might have been someone else working horses are mules I was watching might be something to ask someone who knows about working horare mules keep up the great videos.
Looks like it was cutting good. Like you said you have to get the killing started and come back behind it in a few days. That side swipe is doing a good job on the okra. Amen to giving your life to the Lord it's the most important decision you can make in your life. Thanks for sharing the video Joey.
Hello Joey. I also think the old cultivator worked well, just a lot of effort. Everything is relative so what works now for you may well be too much for your dad, or Sammy. Sorry to state the obvious, just trying to prevent a “run” on horse drawn equipment. Lol. The Amish have that sorted out. Your bog weights certainly make the disc practical, just too heavy for me to manage. Not sure what they ended up weighing, but do you think a 20 gal water tank per side would be enough weight? That way I could manage the installation, fill, work it and then dump as needed. Always got to make sure they are completely full, no sloshing around.
After you added those weights it transforms that harrow into a beast. Its all the tractor wants as well by the looks of it. I'll be doing my second cutting of the corn and bean rows tomorrow. I do't like to spray chemicals so I end up tilling more than most folks to keep the weeds down I guess.
I’m not a greens fan myself. Mom and Dad loved them along with collards. I always grow mustard turnip and collards , they are pretty and make a good cover crop. I hope you can find a mule drawn ride on cultivator and plow , that would some big fun. Those weight boxes are doing a great job, looks like it’s cutting up to the axles.
Love those weight boxes. Now I know what I can make for my IHC 10' disc. Heard about your channel & the plow from Old Red Tractors. I am considering traveling out that way from Idaho next year. God Bless & Take Care. Dave N.
I'm going to text you sometime and get some information on your plow day we will be back from the beach the day before I'm really excited and want to make it
Eph 2:8-9 KJV 8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9 Not of works, lest any man should boast. That is my cornerstone scripture that I stand on so that I know I am saved. Rom 12:3 KJV For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, according as God hath dealt to every man the measure of faith. True beauty of this is that God Himself actually gave to me The Measure of Faith so that I am able to believe.
I have the same problem with the crab grass but that bog hare is the ticket. Get you a mule plow and you can demonstrate at "Plow Day". Lol
Hey Johnny
I actually did get one. I’m getting ready to hopefully do a video first part of next week.
I liked your weights on the disk. I also liked that you are available to those needing Jesus .
Hey Malvin
Truth be told when Jesus saved me that’s why he leaves us here to spread the Gospel.
I still love your videos and watching that 140 work. Thanks for your message of the lord and keep up the good work.
Thank You Ryan.
That was nice of you to let Will drag the the cultivator to the shed. The last time he had to tote it to the shed. Good job turning the beans under even with it wet on one in. Know you got another job you need to wash the tractor. L O L . Thanks for sharing. Have a good day.
It’s funny you mentioned that I was watching back some footage tonight and thought man you need to wash that tractor. Lol
Hi Joey, I took the disc to Daddy's sweet corn stalks this week, and then sowed turnip greens. He loves turnips and cornbread. I love the greens, have never liked turnips.
More of us need to be willing to be as bold as you and state our faith and willingness to share.
Hope to make it to plow day, and bring a couple of horse drawn pieces, maybe a mule drawn tobacco sprayer.
Hey Lamont
That’s sound great.
Thanks an amen A lot of people don’t know
And thanks for bringing up Jesus on your TH-cam
Thanks for bringing up Jesus on your TH-cam
Hey David
It’s my duty , but I don’t look at it that way I’m glad to do it.
Once the Shuck's start turning brown a little on the tip. We pull ours and shuck it then put it on our antique corn dryer's for seed's.
Hey Danny
I was just telling another subscriber I was thinking about hanging some by the shuck in the tractor shed. Hope your feeling better. I really liked that chome stack it really made it look good. If I do put a flapper on a muffler I put the hinge towards the front of the tractor so if I go under a limb it will push the flap down instead of catching it.
@@Jtwes you can find the antique corn dryer's on ebay for around 12 dollars each. I got me six of them for saving my seed's. Thanks for the idea on the flapper makes sense.
You also want the flapper facing backwards because if you trailer it the wind forces the flapper open the whole time. If you went through and rain it will direct water down into it, if you are in any dirt or dusty area all that dirt will go into the muffler and probably make it past the open valve and into that cylinder.
Looks a little wet, glad you guys have got some rain.
Hey Tom
It was on the end of one side. The rest was ok.
So glad This Farm Wife introduced you. I have really enjoyed watching, especially the cooking.
Hey Sherry
Thank you . Sometimes when I see that I’ve lost a few subscribers or a video doesn’t do as good as some of the others it helps to get comments like this.
Brother I'm glad you are a believer that's means a lot to me
Thanks Paul.
That horse drawn cultivator does a nice job.
The Old Red Tractor brand is going to do a fine job.
@@Jtwes Glad you're happy with it.
I enjoy all of your videos.
Hey Larry
Thank you.
Thank you for taking a stand and offering your counsel to the lost. Sometimes we that are among the saved are too bashful to answer that call. You are correct it is the most important decision anyone can ever make! God bless you sir.
Hey Wayne
Thank You .
I believe you've got that old cultivator figured out Joe. Grandpa had a small horse drawn turning plow he used to lay stuff by with called a Boy Dixie. If Mama was living today, she'd tell by all means to sow a salad patch. She could eat it 3 times a day. Give her a pot of salad, some corn bread and butter milk and she was good to go.
I might have to lean on you guys for some good recipe.
First off thank you for the open email invite for folks searching for the Lord - we need more like that. But as far as the verbal commands that's probably a matter of what you've got your horse or mule train to. And since I don't think Will will respond to much but stop, go, right and left you might better stick to that. And then the old 140 well it really don't care it only understands foot and hand signals. 😂😂😂😂. Your doing a fine job thanks for your time and efforts. 👍👍👍👍
Lol Yeah your right . Thanks for watching. Gave me a good chuckle.
I dry down popcorn that way, l just shuck it and put in 4×4 bins made with chicken wire until its moisture content is low, then process it, works well.
I was thinking of hanging it by the shucks in the tractor shed.
I don't see why pulling it off to dry wouldn't work. I always leave mine on the stalk to dry. Grandaddy would sometimes cover a plant with a big bright colored onion sack if the critters were damaging his seed plants. You might have a coon family involved in the vandalism too. I don't think an onion sack would help keep a coon away.
Hey Bama Man
It probably is a coon the one I raised and feed every night lol. She would do something like that.
My wife pulls off the corn, removes the husk and lays it out on a huge wood framed wire rack that sits on two sawhorses, she will move the rack out in the sun each day , when dry she stores them in plastic food crates so the air can get around them, works well. Thanks for your great videos and channel, I have learned a lot.
Hey David
I think I’m going to pull some next week . I’ll probably cherry pick about 20 good ears for seed.
That cultivator does a good job. I think you would be fine to pull your seed corn, if it's mature. I'd shuck it back and hang it,or put it where it gets good air circulation. Really enjoy the videos.
That’s pretty much what everyone is saying. I have to wait on the Hastings cause it’s a lot more off it.
You must have a commercial market for the okra! We have six plants (Clemson Spineless) and we don't have room enough in our freezer to store them.....
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Hey Clay
Naw I just planted the whole roll. Your right I want come close to using that much. I did want to save a lot of seed off it.
Hard to beat some good collard or mustard greens
I might actually try me some this year.
@@Jtwes I'm fixing to sow mine when I can find it dry enough. I'm going to do a mixed crop of collard and mustards
I’m going to mix mine. I hope to do it Monday.
I think "hee" is left, "haw" is right. I don't remember the other commands. That looks like fun. Also, plant the greens. Greens and cornbread make a mighty fittin' meal.
Hopefully I plant them Monday. I got the seeds couple days ago.
Corn needs to have what we call the dirt ring on the kernal for it to germinate. You should be able to find a picture of the dirt ring... what it looks like. You can pick it and let it dry for sure.
Hey John
I’m thinking on first of next week I might pull some. Always appreciate your advice.
If the corn is mature (hard) and the shucks are starting to change color/dry, they yes, you can pull the corn and put it in the dry where it will get a little air to finish curing. When you get ready to plant, stick it in the fridge for a few days. The cold helps germination.
\My okra is shoulder high now. My beans got burn up (we had extreme drought here in TN).
I’ve seen that watching Griggs Farm videos. It’s not quite at that stage yet but it want be long. Hate to hear that about your beans.
I may have missed your reasoning in another video but couldn't you straddle the okra and put the hand cultivator on the left side of the tractor? then you could makes two passes on the row and not have to drive over the row beside the okra
Your right, you can I just haven’t said much about it cause I have a few ideals for a corn patch next year I was going to try like that.
I don't know why anybody would waste gas on okra lol just kidding 😅. But on a more serious note I'm think it was on working horses with Jim he was plowing he said you could lean the plow one way are a other to make it turn left are right. It might have been someone else working horses are mules I was watching might be something to ask someone who knows about working horare mules keep up the great videos.
Hey Wayne
I watched him sometimes. I tried to lean a little but I still couldn’t get it to track the way I wanted. Good to hear from you.
Looks like it was cutting good. Like you said you have to get the killing started and come back behind it in a few days. That side swipe is doing a good job on the okra. Amen to giving your life to the Lord it's the most important decision you can make in your life. Thanks for sharing the video Joey.
Hey Bart
I was going to text you .
Awesome. I know what you mean about the deer. They are most of my garden and plus not much rain this year but there's next year.
I’ve got a video coming up we’re I’m already preparing for next years corn patch.
You are going to have a crazy amount of Okra!
I hope to put back some seed also.
Hello Joey. I also think the old cultivator worked well, just a lot of effort. Everything is relative so what works now for you may well be too much for your dad, or Sammy. Sorry to state the obvious, just trying to prevent a “run” on horse drawn equipment. Lol. The Amish have that sorted out. Your bog weights certainly make the disc practical, just too heavy for me to manage. Not sure what they ended up weighing, but do you think a 20 gal water tank per side would be enough weight? That way I could manage the installation, fill, work it and then dump as needed. Always got to make sure they are completely full, no sloshing around.
I think that would be plenty. What I have is really to much but I fixed on that in my next video.
After you added those weights it transforms that harrow into a beast. Its all the tractor wants as well by the looks of it. I'll be doing my second cutting of the corn and bean rows tomorrow. I do't like to spray chemicals so I end up tilling more than most folks to keep the weeds down I guess.
I never spray anything either. I don’t like getting it anywhere near my gardens.
I’m not a greens fan myself. Mom and Dad loved them along with collards. I always grow mustard turnip and collards , they are pretty and make a good cover crop. I hope you can find a mule drawn ride on cultivator and plow , that would some big fun.
Those weight boxes are doing a great job, looks like it’s cutting up to the axles.
They really make it usable. When I was little I remember trying to use it and it just scratched the ground pretty much.
Love those weight boxes. Now I know what I can make for my IHC 10' disc. Heard about your channel & the plow from Old Red Tractors. I am considering traveling out that way from Idaho next year. God Bless & Take Care. Dave N.
Told you it's a good channel. They are really nice people
Hey Dave
Thank You and welcome to the channel. Be sure to catch my next video as I will share some more thoughts on those weights.
Now u need a davit Bradley 2 will tractor and is the play day going to be at the same place
Hey Dylan
Yes it will be at the same place.
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I'm going to text you sometime and get some information on your plow day we will be back from the beach the day before I'm really excited and want to make it
Sounds good 👍
Eph 2:8-9 KJV 8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9 Not of works, lest any man should boast.
That is my cornerstone scripture that I stand on so that I know I am saved.
Rom 12:3 KJV For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, according as God hath dealt to every man the measure of faith.
True beauty of this is that God Himself actually gave to me The Measure of Faith so that I am able to believe.
We’ll Said my Brother
It's better with a horse 🐎
I would love to try it with a horse.
@@Jtwes my dad used a horse back in 60,s an 70,s