I still love that your dad does all the filming he does and explains everything keep up the great videos

Thanks Brian!

You did a good job coming back from the secret strip till bar introduction. I'm looking forward to seeing the results of how this performed, as well as why this bar is so special. Thank you my friend.

Man I really like the love your reps give y'all. I really enjoy the videos Brian. Thank you buddy.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Brian, I always enjoy your videos.this one was educational,I found it very interesting,thanks!

What a nice surprise seeing you a had a video out. Keep up the great work!

Love the videos Brian

Dad's getting really good at being a featured videographer! Well Done!

Crops are looking good!!!

Great info and video. Thank you

Great video Brian

Dads like a “Mad Scientist”. He is a computer, math wiz. Jack of all trades. 👍🏼👍🏼😬. He knows his stuff and loves his work.

that was a really great video enjoyed watching it

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Wise man ,the bossman, Brian still working....naahh. thanks Brian greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer

Maybe they could put a nylon sleeve (or something) in that upper pin joint in your Oxbo sprayer?

We exclusively use no till where I am in SD, water preservation is a must, and wind erosion post tillage is a big concern. Interesting to see the difference in agriculture practices in your area.

It's difficult to imagine going without tilling for more than one year, especially with the large equipment running on that ground.

That’s pretty interesting with the different planting methods and how it affects the corn roots and growth do you have any fears of the nitrogen leaching too fast ? On some of the ground we farm that happening and not being there when the plant needed it

What you're showing is really interesting but I guess the final result will show when harvest time comes. Stupid question but are you guy's going to be doing a comparison at harvest?

Good choice for coffee Brian. It actually cools you off drinking something hot when it's hot out. So, that would be a win-win for you. Bring on the combines.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Coffee ☕️ 😋

The case planter creates a Furrow differently then your traditional open or discs like white or deer. In the no-till soil as you build soil structure the closing system becomes something to keep an eye on. I go through a lot of sod oh, that old rootbound stuff that's hard to close and simple spiked Wheels have worked great! Really hard to beat strip till when that fertilizer is underneath the roots where there is always more moisture. All your fertilizer sitting in New Orleans doesn't do anything until it gets on the river just like fertilizer put on top or Incorporated shallow it needs that water to help life get it to the root system. All my notes Hill and conventional till maps of the same field will look very similar Thelma but where I did strip-till with a deep Shank and put the fertilizer underneath is unbelievable how much nicer the fields look. It took awhile to figure out in no-till that we lose that early flush of nutrients like in a tilled field. So we really had to change fertility management and now that we're banding are fertilizer in no-till it's really coming along!

Have you thought of using controlled traffic farming as well? Ie using the same tramlines (via rtk) for all passes inc the grain cart. To help minimise compaction from those big machines, especially on the heavy soils.

Still hoping that Brian gets to try a Claas Lexion 8900 when harvest gets going :D

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Brian is also hoping

@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754

4 жыл бұрын

That would be fun! Got to run 8700 with 18 row chopping corn head last fall in some extremely tough conditions. It snowed about an inch that morning of wet sticky snow. Corn stalks were wringing wet, Corn was only 25% moisture so that wasn't bad. There was a John Deere s790 same size corn head the day before across the road and it had all it could do at two and a half miles an hour. I wanted to set the speed limit at 4 miles per hour because everything was just working real nice but the customer wanted four and a half and it still worked. Lol

The ground sure looked really hard and compacted where he was digging. Was there a jump in yield where you strip tilled?

Here in N/E Tennessee we tried some no till for about 4 years. Couldn't make it work. We definitely do much less heavy tillage than we use to. But still about every 2-3 seasons have to completely turn over the dirt.

That 4320 is pimp

95% of the farmers in south ga run strip till rigs they strip and plant all in 1 pass. They do corn, soybeans , peanuts & cotton strip til

If your dad uses smart path he can still set an a-b line and be able to switch back and between last pass and a-b lines without going back and creating a new line

Are you going to do an update on this?

You know how to fix that sock problem in the field put it on the other foot in the big toe won't stick out

Thanks for the video, very interesting topic agronomy

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Good video we are almost all notill started in the 80s had to work most of our corn because we couldn't close it for some reason we run cast closing wheels I like the strips

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@RJ1999x

4 жыл бұрын

Not till started back in the 50's and early 60's. It was invented by Allis Chalmers

Watching you talk about corn while eating sweet corn,,,,

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Good stuff

You need to test a Kinze or Horish planter next year.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

The Horsch looks really nice

Have a beautiful 4th

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

You too

Very interesting root structure difference between Strip-Till and No-Till. Let's see what the yield difference will be. Strip-Till might be the way to go

@maksymgurzhii

3 жыл бұрын

So, what the yield difference did you get between strip-t and NT?

The real test is when the combine hits it. Be interested to see what the difference is this fall either way of how the crop looks now

@matthewbroz25

4 жыл бұрын

So many variables to each test too. Weather plays a big factor. If you have a hot dry period during pollination time it could dramatically effect the yield in a comparison test. One could of hit pollination to early or to late

"...Rotten smelling beans ....." makes you wonder who thought of making and eating tofu don't it ? Then there's soy sauce.....! Great videos !

@crpth1

2 жыл бұрын

Rotten beans as ANYTHING rotten, smells terrible! But the real point, or lesson, is NOTHING should be allowed to go into an anaerobic condition! Normal composting would convert it with, surprise, surprise, a very decent smell. The finish product we can even say smell quite well! BTW it could be beans,. meat, fish, potatoes... same, same. ;-)

Those test plots are cool stuff I heard a roomer couple years ago that JD was going to design a planter that had it all strip till just down Force good idea but I bet she pull hard as hell will you be going to all strip till ,,my neighbor plants no till corn year after year I looks bad for about three weeks and then like over night it grows like crazy???? No additional nitrogen is applied either!!

If you strip till with no gps how far off the strips can you be and still be ok if you know thanks

17:41 what a nice straight pass down the field!!

Very interesting video. Would like to see how that corn progresses

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Gotta love when you son just stops what he is doing to tell you I love you and then continues on to what he was doing. My 3 year old does the same all the time

@RJ1999x

4 жыл бұрын

Enjoy it while you can, they grow up into teenagers!🤦‍♂️

When the wheat looks ready to combine go on a two week vacation, then it will be ready 😂

how does the rotten bean thing happen? asking for friends that have worked at a grain elevator

Ok...So what's better, Tilling or no tilling ? Thanks.

I'm curious, will the new bigger massie you guys got not run the batwing? Wrong size PTO, not enough power? It just looks weird seeing an 8400 running a little bushhog.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

The mower is ideal behind a 120hp tractor and the massie is 75hp. It was bought to pull our 15’ finish mower and it does a great job with it

Bob said a bad word ! Cue the dicamba police , everyone in the surrounding county’s will have cupped beans tomorrow! Thanks a lot ! 😆

Your Dad is getting good at this 🙂🙂🙂

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

He’s getting the hang of it

Brian, have you seen Andy's Roxor at rarmingfixingfabication ?

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Yep

You need a couple pens of hogs to clean up the sour grain! 😂

E super!

What’s the largest bottom field that you have? And is it a gumbo soil type or is it lighter?

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Not much gumbo mostly lighter. 190ac

Dad knows his planter. Nice machine. So till or no till. Till works better

i like vthe massey more than any off your other tractors by far

the strip tilled plant is also much greener and a tad taller. seems the way to go to me!!!

@crpth1

2 жыл бұрын

Don't kid yourself, forgetting the obvious! Badly conducted experiment, generate bad conclusions! It's not rocket science. The "greener and a tad taller" already had taken 20 gallons of fertilizer, by the time of the video! On the other hand the not so tall/green, took a single application, just before the video... Enough said?! Now you know where the greener/taller came from. ;-)

@FrisianFront

2 жыл бұрын

@@crpth1 if you want to reach 300 bushel corn you are already up to spraying 360 pounds of liquid nitrogen advised Then your p and k has to be top notch and upheld aswell. And you need an high humus ratio in your top soil because an corn plant takes alot. Within a pfew years on our land we are back to grain and grass because the corn ate all the humus. This is ofcourse not for corn grain or ccm but for silage dairy feed on heavy clay. And takes up to 10 years to get an good humus ratio back with muck spreading and liquid manure.

Better be glad you did not get the rain we got last night. 10" last night flooded most of the town.

A little lime spread on top does wonder to kill smell of rotten beans.

@augustreil

4 жыл бұрын

Works great in an outhouse also !

The no till/strip till difference started the previous fall, by too much residue sizing!

I could hear your dad in the background and the questions and comments he made were sharp. It would be interesting to hear his thoughts on the new technology (down force etc.) but I bet he will reserve his thoughts to harvest... proof in the bin. Clearly, your joint thoughts of going to strip till look to be promising.

Would have been interesting to see heavy tillage turbo till and strip till and no till all in same feild to see pros and cons of all

You need to stash a roll of toilet paper in your cab .

Did you like the fendet planter and would you buy one

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

I liked it and if the price was right I’d definitely buy one

Kinda looked like the strip till corn had thicker stalk???

So I would say strip til paid off for you Brian that is cool

what were the final results? did one out yield the other when it was over?

@BriansFarmingVideos

3 жыл бұрын

3-4 bushel difference pending the pass. Really wasn’t as conclusive as I thought it was going to be

Coffee is good no matter the temperature.

Hey, how did your neighbors 15" wheat do compared to yours?

@BriansFarmingVideos

Жыл бұрын

Not good but I think there were other factors at play

cant remember...did u strip till any beans?

Man I don’t see how you drink coffee when it’s a million degrees outside lol

What kind of sprayer is your dad driving??? You should keep a pack of wet wipes in a zip lock bag IN EVERY THING that way all your socks stay matching LOL

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Oxbo Sprayer

the best that u can do its to plough

I'm sure I saw a new tyre on the 8400?

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

No had the same shoes for 10 years lol

When are you going to show what you strip tilled with???

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Late summer

@trentst.romain6974

4 жыл бұрын

Brian's Farming Videos then I shall wait impatiently 😂😂😂

Suuuuup

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Hey

Is that the cart you demoed last year?

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

No this is our old cart. The demo was sold last winter

I'm not an agronomist but the height difference is the nitrogen like you pointed out. Lol

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Probably had something to do with it but the agronomist claimed that the two colors was the fert and the height had a lot to do with getting air in the soil preplant

Any idea when we can learn more about the strip till bar/units?

It seems that you are satisfied with the STRIPPER so far....a dollar well spend.

Coffee stays hot longer when it’s eighty-five degrees lol

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

True

@HughieMunro

4 жыл бұрын

Got to work the other day and left my metal cup in the cab of my van for 3 hours, was 32 Celsius outside, sun shining through the window, no clouds. I think it was hotter than it was before I pulled up!

*says with Beavis voice* He said “penetration”.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@rustyrelicsfarm2406

4 жыл бұрын

If I ever see the Hoover Dam I will ask "Is This A God Damn" from tge movie Beavis and Butthead do America.

Blocked grease nipple try pumping gear oil into it after you fit new nipple .

WhoDat preying in my corn. Oh, it's only the ag guy making peace with the grow gods a hoping I buy more of his help next year. Well, a WhoDat is better than a WhoDoThere.

Being disappointed in one or two year no till results and going back to tillage is like going to the gym for 2 days, realizing you didn't lose weight, so you get lipo. No till takes some time, and if you're not using cover crops with it you're doing it wrong.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Been notill/minimal till since the early 90s. I’m definitely not wanting to go full conventional tillage but I’m a fan of deep inline ripping in a 5 year rotation and striptill. Different strokes for different folks

@autotech67

4 жыл бұрын

Not trying to sound judgemental, my kids and I love your channel. Especially love that you vertical till instead of conventional till. Just not sure why you'd do something mechanical when a cover crop can accomplish the same thing.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

I’m always open to trying different practices. Last year we did some and this year we are doing to do some rye I believe

Rotten beans ...... One of the WORST 😫 smells there is. I agree with you wholeheartedly Brian. NOT fun to clean up.i am sorry you had to mess with that.

Stripping for a living... is it worth it?

@augustreil

4 жыл бұрын

My daughter says it is, SMH :( LOL

Brian it just dawned on me while you were shoveling those rotten beans that my farmers planted my field with beans for the first time since they started renting it and I sure hope I don't get to experience that smell anytime!🤭😱

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Everyone should experience it once. It’s lovely 🤣

@deadparrothead3175

Жыл бұрын

Smells exactly like dog s#%t and the dog had some indigestion issues! But, it's great for catfishing lol!

Still no stripper till info 🤷‍♂️ at this point it doesn’t matter anymore

@TheGrumpyFarmer

4 жыл бұрын

Strip not stripper damn phone

Beans are pretty bad but I don't think that they're as bad as potatoes.. We use to get a 22'long 5' sides load of potatoe rejects a day.. We dumped them in the low spots of the field.. We would eventually level it out with a 4755 with a blade.. You could almost get stuck in rotten potatoes.. Talk about a stinking tractor.. Shewww

So would dad be willing to trade in both planters for a fendt ? Lol

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe one but we would still run two planters

A comparison of a corn crop with 60 lbs of N and a crop with 0.... why don’t you broadcast soybeans on top of the ground and compare them with ones planted with a planter...

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Like I said in the beginning of the video they each have the same amount of N just applied definitely

@tysecord7082

4 жыл бұрын

you said the strip was applied with N at planting and no till just got N this week. Come back in a couple weeks and they’ll look pretty close. I think somebody’s trying to get a deal on something!? Jkn don’t go full millennial on us !

I am sorry but Coffee tastes like burnt black toast. I am more of a Tea guy far more pleasant. I just dont like the bitter taste of coffee could never get used to it.

First year no till never good

One of those times when I am thankful that there is no such thing as smell-o-vision

Stinky and slimy rotten beans. I've been away from that for 15 yrs and still remember what that smells like

Yeah well the nitrogen wasn’t the same so let’s be real.

@BriansFarmingVideos

3 жыл бұрын

This was stated. Surprisingly they both yielded the same in the end

@daspicsman

3 жыл бұрын

@@BriansFarmingVideos so the result was that not tilling saved money?

I voted for the other title 😂 Wow I’m first!

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

I chickened out lol

@peteparker7396

4 жыл бұрын

Brian's Farming Videos come on Brian!!! You’re part of the stripper life now!!! 😂 I’d say your sold on it now that you have seen the difference. Better buy some saddle tanks buddy! Wait until you see the yield difference.

Of course you have Deer on your farm, most of them have it... But you are riding them, just look out for hunters.

Worst smells on the planet. Chicken shit, hog shit, and rotten beans, and rotten corn are all tied for first place.

What's strip till? I know what no till is.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Stroll till you are tilling the ground in narrow strips where the seed will eventually be planted. Usually people also place fertilizer at the same time