Just found your channel. Old retired Iowa farmer here. Don't know your greatest limiting factor on putting out more video content but I have a notion your channel could be big.

Great video Zach

Keep making videos! I am extremely fascinated by agriculture in you part of the world.

@AgritechFutureUS

10 ай бұрын

yes

Good job Zach Hi from Australia.

I’m jealous of two weeks of prep time in the field. In no dak we literally have 2 hours. From snow to holy crap we have to slam our crop in before insurance dates.

Iam new to your channel,I love that DB 120 we demoed one last year and had great success keep up the good work can't wait for the next video 👍

*Love your video Zach*

A row crop farmer in Colorado?! Sign me up! 👍

Hello! Greetings from Portugal.

I love your Crapo farms hat buddy. Im a fellow Idaho farmer like them

@AgritechFutureUS

10 ай бұрын

love too

Have you or your dad ever get a chance to visit with the late B.H. Neill it would have been quite a few years ago

Nice video!

@zachhaase

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

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You poor bugger. Agco and autosteer are like mixing water and oil. Good luck mate. Will watch to see how you get on. Great video.

@aubreywilliams6153

Жыл бұрын

Just like Deere and anything that’s not, can’t ever just plug and play!

why not just mount the valve at a 45?

@samkom33

Жыл бұрын

Great idea, you would save 2x 45s, but after looking at that part of the video again,, he probably then had to remove some metal on the side of the stairs, that the valve is screwd to. But its cind of easyer to watch if the valve is closed if the valve is mounted horisontaly, and the handle pointing down when closed.

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i would call dealership send a technician.

I can only imagine how many good farmers you have displaced so you could play with this monster big iron. someday you will know what I am talking about.

@Thebigtipper101

Жыл бұрын

Big acres calls for big equipment so please don't get butt hurt

@maximush9811

Жыл бұрын

Try and find good help

@toledojeeper2932

Жыл бұрын

In our area it’s mostly due to farmers getting old and retiring. If the kids don’t have a interest in farming then it gets rented out or sold to another local farmer . Farming has become a expensive business unlike the old day of making a living on 300 or 400 acres . Large farms with high acreage is required to make it profitable. But in our area those large farms are still family farms and most are several generations old . We farmed over 2000 acres at one time . My father was killed on a tractor in 2001 , my brother died in 2011 , my other brother got cancer in 2014 , and I’m 64 and retired now . None of our boys wanted to continue the farm and frankly I wouldn’t want to put them in deep debt . They can make nearly $100000 a year working in a auto plant so why work hard and be at the mercy of the weather and the markets ? The farm equipment is long gone and another farmer is farming our ground . It’s called Father Time and you can’t stop it .

@brandonmartin9105

Жыл бұрын

This right here. Absolute truth

@johnallen-hu5lu

Жыл бұрын

Hahahaha your a fool

Actually john deere makes a 54 row planter.

@zachhaase

Жыл бұрын

Only on 20” spacing so it’s a 90’ unit