Yes you did see my house! It was awesome fun helping Dennis and George and David put the new track on. I'm glad that I only have to "help" from time to time because I'm not sure I could work like that every single day. You guys are some tough old birds with a world of know-how! Thanks for including me on the video!

@pauls4460

2 жыл бұрын

Phil, it's people like you that make me proud to be part of the Midwest. Neighbors helping neighbors is a centuries old tradition that continues to this day.

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

Happy you got in one. You’re always a joy to be around

@MrGibson5string

2 жыл бұрын

@@pauls4460 thanks! I wouldn’t want to live any other place in the world!

Holy crap! Your ole man doesn’t mess around! Most guys would wait for case guys to get there and he was busting hump!!! He ain’t no spring chicken! So much respect for you guys and where our food and supplies come from! I also see David is a beast even though quiet. He is a damn good man.

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

He’s never been the waiting around type

My definition of a farmer is a mechanic with a bad gardening habit. Another great video 👍

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂 hadn’t heard that before

Great video Reese and Dennis

Y’all can put a lot in the ground in a hurry! Love the big equipment and y’all’s work ethic!!

I have to say the Iver organization is made up of some of the hardest working people I have ever witnessed in the farming industry. I hope and pray all of your crops are blessed with the right amount off moisture and sunshine. Then in the fall I hope the bins are busting with the harvested crops, in fact so much you will have to build that new bin you were talking about earlier this year.

Great video I love how you show both bean and corn planting and go back and forth nothing beats an Ivers video

I’m absolutely loving this double episode this week

Appreciate you bringing us along. I know it’s hard to 🎥 content as it happens and even harder when breakdowns and other frustrations happen. And then ya gotta edit!! Thanks for everything.

Hang in there the Lord knows the rain is what you needed timed perfectly with the working on the planter May God bless you and your family In my prayers as always 🙏

Farmers doing hard work! Sad to see your dad having issues hope yall can get it up and going soon!

We all have those days Dennis! All of us.

Thank you Reese. We all appreciate your videos. There’s so much to farming. Dad was always stressed. Have a great weekend.

Another gem Reese, y’all keep hammering away and keep em comin guys🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

wow your poor dad he sure has had a rough spring you guys are the hardest working men I have ever seen when there's is a problem you all jump in and get it done ,, and to think I have heard from folks how easy farming is today ,,, you all have got over 4,000 acres planted and I'm relatively short period of time I think that is quite an accomplishment God bless you and hope everything is successful

Great video guys. Cheers for showing that any machine regardless of make all have failures of some type and that farming is 70 percent using equipment and 30 maintaining equipment.

Great to see you got the black hats back in stock 👍 order one last night, thanks for another video.

Great. Well done.

Ivers crew

Dennis has had shit for luck this season! Hope the rest of the season goes better. Thanks for the videos. Stay safe!

Love the videos man! Keep up the hard work!

Know that I wish your entire operation the best, and I hope a bountiful harvest will help the world turn the tide on a couple years of really bad events. Thank you for posting 😊🙏

Great vid again Reese.

Great stuff enjoying the content in the UK

tough sledding there dennis.thanks guys

Great videos

Good rain next week, hope ya get it all in on time

After all the hard work and bad breaks your farm has had, I hope your corn yields 400bu/acre and your beans 250bu/acre, I realize these are unrealistic goals, but just wishing you the best, for your quality videos!!!! Thank you!!

S-M-O-O-O-K-I-N!! Dennis, Dennis, Dennis 😂

Great conclusion to the week Reese, your dad putting a lot of pressure on the bean planter it's tryna hang in there

That's a lot of farm knowledge and experience you had replacing the track.

Glade you are getting the corn in Your dad has had alot o trouble with his planter I be ready pull my hair out if I had any.

Another wonderful video I discovered your channel a couple weeks ago and have been binge watching all your episodes and I think definitely the best farming videos on KZread can’t wait for the next one.

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I love hearing that

good job reese i feel for your dad

Seeing the rain you guys get makes me want to cry! I'm glad it's raining somewhere. But, down here in the Texas panhandle...it is so dry! We have only received around 2 to 3 inches of rain since about last September, October of '21!

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

We are a pretty wet area, it has its advantages and disadvantages. Dad went down there in 2011 around dalhart about buying some ground but we didn’t end up doing it

Ivers make great video

Tracks are awesome when they are in track and working but when they jump track on the side of a steep hill where the tractor didn't want to go it sure makes for a long day . I'm sure yours looked like just as much fun as ours was 😅 we have had one major breakdown and h&r has the parts so we should be up and running soon let's hope we can get parts this season because Brandon is sure making everything challenging this season 😅

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

Let’s go Brandon

Working hard but I got faith

Feeling your pain on the planter tracks. Frustrating if not downright aggravating.

Another good video! Shame about the tracks. You'd think they would give you enough adjustment to be able to change the tracks a bit easier. I hope a Case engineer sees this and sees their mistake. Ivers Farms should be on the Case R and D team permanently with pay!

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

That’d be a sweet gig

You weren't kidding about things getting worse before they got better. Man. Hopefully that was the last road block for the bean planter.

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

I think it’s good now but it’s currently raining

Next time you you change a track, put tire lube on the idler wheel and the track. It will real help you be able to rotate the wheel to align the lug bolts.

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea, thanks. I’m hoping for not a next time

@mw3bb9

2 жыл бұрын

Helps with the quad as well

👍

You should build some kind of bogie cart to transport the planter otr have a set of wheels on a sled type thing you drive planter tracks up cause they do get hot on pavement especially when you have seed in tanks just had a thought as I was panicking lookin for a pond or some body of water a planter shouldn’t look like a meteor entering the atmosphere with a farmer guiding her in

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 you’re right he shouldn’t He always makes sure his tanks are empty for the long drives. We “think” it’s fixed now

Tracks have alot of benefits but if you have alot of distance between fields they aren't happy. I know a big farmer,20+thousand acres and he went back to wheels on his db 80's for the very reason in this video.

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

They do have there downside sometimes

It’s interesting to see the different machinery brands just wondering if you have ever looked a Kinse planters and what do you think of them

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve never ran one. They used to be very popular in this area.

Love the channel! What’s up with your guys FAA Approved headsets??? 😂. There’s much smaller devices available but I know you guys,(definitely you Reese) know that! Just funnin!

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah they are dorky looking but I can hear and be heard so well in them. Even while working on something out side

@thomasanderson1783

2 жыл бұрын

@@iversfarms your up late! This rain got you up staring at computer! Thanks for reply ! But I’m ups. Rain , sleet , snow , rain. I gotta work! Looking forward to Sunday upload!!! All you guys be safe! See ya Sunday morning hopefully!

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasanderson1783 yeah, reports of a tornado around our Indiana spot. I’ll go see if there’s any damage over there in the morning

@thomasanderson1783

2 жыл бұрын

@@iversfarms oh crap. Dustin still hasn’t planted our field yet. You guys are around the same age. Martin farms. He may not farm any ground in Illinois. Haven’t heard of touchdown in Indiana. Hope all fields are good. If you guys ever go to office of farm or ag or whatever it’s called in Bloomington, lmk! Love to buy you guys a cheap lunch and chat. Good luck with these fert prices.

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasanderson1783 sounds good

We bought one of the first case ih 1250 early riser planters and I remember my dad and grandpa having tons of problems with it the first 2 years. We’ve had it about 10 years now and that thing is just about flawless. Give it some time and hopefully you’ll have the bugs ironed out

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

Best planter on the market IMO

I've had 2 openers get dirt wedged in between them, made no sense to me bearing and opener were all fine, just got spread way apart, took them apart back together then planting in no time

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

I had the exact same thing happen to me this week

What number did you only get so many of? Did you do a test plot this year? Have you done much on population?Both corn and soybeans. Man I would really like to work with you guys.

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

There’s a few newer numbers I just got a little to try 0953, 1136, 1222, 1511 &1718 We have a few pop test in both crops

how does that magnum hand the 24 row?

@iversfarms

Жыл бұрын

Just fine

We got rid of our Case planter because it was way too heavy even with the tracks. Deere planters all the way now…..

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

They are much heavier about 10,000lbs I do think deere has fixed the issue with the DB 60 frame cracking

If your dad had it to do over again, would he go with tires instead of tracks on his planter?

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

I asked him that and he says no

Reese, could you rob a closing wheel off an end row and shut the end one off to continue planting, till the part showed up?

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah you could but it’d throw the rows off for the combine in the fall

@TheJimmybud

2 жыл бұрын

Well your idea work better back in that nut off

What caused the track to go bad?

@mmurphy2317

2 жыл бұрын

Bossman runnin' so fast to the field he scorched the wind(tracks) and burnt the grass!

@iversfarms

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not for sure, It must of happened in the field sometime before he left. It could of happened when the other one fell off but he had run a lot on it after that.