Again, George is a walking encyclopedia on how to do the best on his land. Love his voice.

George is a man of knowledge. Always enjoy listening to him. A great farmer in my opinion. Thanks for the update, take care !!!

I love how your Dad kept telling you to stay being positive and kept telling you how you did the best you could do with the conditions you were given. You can stress yourself out but it’s not changing the outcome so you learn to go with the flow. The same can be said about harvesting hay. You can have the best hay crop in 20 years but if the weather doesn’t allow 3 good days of drying then you just do the best you can to get it done. Thank you for a wonderful video !!

I could listen to George all day. Love how he supports and let's you make your own decisions.

Good looking crops

Absolutely loved this video. I felt like I was a teenager again checking out all our fields with my Dad. Our landscape was about the same as yours. Some people thought we were crazy to even drive a tractor on some areas.

What a proud wonderful dad letting Aaron make his own plans for the future corrections believed needed for 2025. Beautiful crops. May God bless!

Oh damn an update already, great works and thanks for the video

Crops are Looking good!

Thanks for taking time to show us the crops. On the farm one year is never like the others.That is what I miss the most about farming now that I am off the farm!! What a beautiful day to look at crops.The sky was so so blue. Thanks 😊.

Sounds like you have been getting the same weather in Buffalo new york rain every other day or 3day tough making baled hay again love your great videos as always oats can flattened out with lots of rain and wind

Always so excited for your videos and what a beautiful day.

Thank you for the crop tour. Definitely has been over the top rain fall.

Thanks for the tour.😊

River working hard inspecting crops!

In Wisconsin, my Dad farmed in Rock and Jefferson counties, he told me the standing water in the Corn fields usually was not a problem as long as the standing water did not last more than 10 days or so.

Years ago i started tilling all my corn acres. After noticing a big difference in yield of tillage acres.

Wow great looking farm

Glad you are having a good year! Interesting report.

Thanks for the update! Aaron I hope your crops keep improving as the days go by 🙏

Keeping good records for any venture is so important. You can't figure out where you're going unless you know where you have been. Sounds like Dad has it down pat and Aaron is learning.

You guys have a beautiful farm, you are blessed.

Enjoy watching all your videos!!

All your crops look great . Great video

Beautiful crops, everything is looking healthy. Hopeful for all harvesting goes well for you. You have a beautiful piece of Heaven. One would never know how steep those hills are till you see the cows grazing and dad walkking up. I see dad sporting #LumberCapitolLogYard tshirt😊

Your corn looks amazing compared to the corn in the greater Green Bay area where I'm from. Lots of guys just got their corn in around the 20th of June. It's been raining every few days. Most is very short and yellow.

❤ hello from hello from big Bob from Dundee Scotland

Here in western Iowa, corn is Taseling!

Enjoy listening to ur dad

Awesome Corn, WOW Nice! 🥂😊 Thanks! (Digger)

Corn loves heat!!

Aaron, considering how that land you purchased has not been taken care of, I think your crop looks pretty good. Put some manure on and till it in. Great video. SE WI is looking very good for our crops this year.

We always say pop can high time to spray. Your crops look good with all the rain

Hair on our Western Pennsylvania farm we like to have oats in anytime between the end of March and the end of April preferably mid-april season 2 rated 2 1/2 bushel to the acre with about a 20 to 25 lb alfalfa grass mix. That gets us about a 5-year haystack if everything goes well some of our guys in the community will cut them when they're in boot, I've been told that that is really good for butterfat production if you do it that way

The alfalfa looks beautiful! I was thinking that you had gone a bit heavy on your seed rates, but I see why you did it. 👍👍

The corn, soybeans and oats look great so far. The hay is impossible to bale w/o rain damage. Rain comes every other day. Strange year. NE WI.

Crops look nice in Central Minnesota . Corn is over knee high . Second crop hay is going now beautiful hay first and second. We have plenty of moisture for now.

Great video, really interesting!

That corn looks good next year just put a lot of manure on it

A lot of the corn here in Central Minnesota is yellow with a lot drowned out way too much rain The corn on the light soil looks great.

Contoured fields and you have oats & grass/ legumes in your rotation. On behalf on your soil I’ll say “ thanks”!

Have you ever thought of using a chisel plow in your compacted areas in the fall just to loosen deep till àlike a ripper

Have you guys thought about putting up a second upright silo for haylage so you get better feed freshness

❤😊 here around Le Sueur Mn, Gaylord, Arlington Glencoe a LOT OF DUCK POND'S AND DROWN OUT FIELDS😮 WE'RE STARTING TO GET ROAD'S TO OPEN UP TO GET ACROSS THE MINNESOTA RIVER😊❤ THANKS GUYS !!!

Here in northern Dane county we are 7-8" above average precip for YTD & more than made up for last year . Crop s are looking great! Like pops said, use every day as a positive learning experience...to keep notes & pics in your field detail book.

That same hear for Southwest minnesota varry wet know Not too much snow this winter

Up till now here in MN you're right. Dryer most of last week and this next week.🤞 hopefully finish first crop hay this week.

Aaron-I always click that like button when a new video pops up. Your Dad is to Farming as Norm Abram is to Carpentry.

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With all of the rain and all your hills I would think you don't get much "drown out" but in the valleys between could almost be like rivers.

The corn next to me was 5ft. Tall on the fourth of July,

Most custom operators are set for 30" rows. Your 38" rows may not line up with the tires on custom machines as well, unless they adjust for the wider rows.

Great video again crops looking great would either of you ever rotate some soybeans especially on Aaron's rent ground next year

Have you guys ever found any arrowheads in your Fields??

You should try anhydrus. Really makes the corn pop

I see your dads hat says cross and son that dealer is a county over and the main new holland dealer in these parts

Look at your PH. And ad ag lime. You can do all you want with fert. but it wound work with out good ph.

Surprised to hear you are still planting corn in 38" rows, is that to accommodate your corn picker?

You ever concider going threw when the corn is just starting to come up and spread manure on the corn, neighbor I had did that he had beautiful looking corn doing that

We just have a modest garden in our back yard here in Akron Ohio. Do you have Japanese Beatles in Wisconsin ? We got plenty here to share !

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You're very lucky to have a father like that he's a good man I'm Mike

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Hello Akron, rural Medina here✌️brother.

Aaron do you think you should have one year of beans to switch up the rotation?

What equipment did you use. To side dress

Everything is wet here. Some fields didn't get planted.

Our fields west of the twin cities are very yellow if it didn’t get drown out fields are very wet and crop isn’t getting the fertilizer!

I agree with your father it needs manure

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