Watching this on my 75 inch tv with living room surround sound system! Love to hear the old iron sing! Especially that 4230 spreading!!! Thanks for the content Wes, love watching your videos, and look forward to them every day! I have been watching since the 4960 burned! Keep up the great work!

Love your style, it's like a burst of creativity in every video!

I don’t know what your weather is but typically in my area yellowing corn happens when it get warm and it’s due to the microbe population exploding and consuming the nitrogen. Purple leaves is a localized phosphate deficiency. It doesn’t mean you have low Phos in the soil but usually stunted root issue from cool weather after germ. Phosphate is not very mobile in the soil structure. That’s my two cents worth

it always feels great to get back on a open station tractor - old school because i'm old

@bigredgreg1

2 күн бұрын

I agree. Hours of seat time are different, but on and off doing chores, I like open station. I’m definitely old!😊

Thanks Wes. Looks like you have a handle on the problems. I hope you can get it all taken care of in time to have a nice yield this year. Maybe these problems are why the previous farmer gave up on this property ? 👍👍😊😊

🌽 yellow and purple? My thoughts just cold 🥶 wet feet ?? Not enough warm let alone HOT Days should get you back on track.

Thanks for your time and keep up the great work ethic out there and keep up the great work the great content wes

It might indeed be a chemical damage. Back in Europe we used Mikado. If you applied in sharp weather and you doubled it, the corn would turn white 👍👍

Corn looks good there Lonely!

Roots just not to the N yet. It’ll get there

Nice video, the right calcium/magnesium ratio will pull them through

Love the tractor struggling up the hill using fuel with the Tesla electric truck behind it, I would have thanked the truck drive for saving fuel so I can have more for the tractor 😂😂

The Cybertruck looks like it was styled by the same guy that styled the original Gleaner rotaries.

Marestail became more of a problem with chemical programs and are now glyphosate+ resistant. Since it gets established the prior fall; a heavy planting of winter rye in late August/early September could drown most of it out in the fall and no impact in the spring.

Very good Video 👍 👍

Have no input on your corn issues but hoping you have a great crop. My grandfather had a 77’ cab model 4230 that he purchased new that I had the opportunity to operate a lot of hours as a kid.

Make “ok so” great again!!! I saw my first cyber truck on car hauler I passed and as much as I hate the look of them they do look kinda cool not gonna lie and I don’t know why.

Good video.

Early 80's....spray bussiness.....had sprayer that had some residual of glean chemical in it from spraying wheat..sprayed corn after...corn turned yellow and purple...was a failure corn crop It's a chemical thing...not nutrients or cold

@chrisbertrand3989

Күн бұрын

We deffinetly get yellow and purple corn in cold wet conditions purple dont happen as much as it used to i think the hybrids are just better now

I can't use the "purple indicator" because I'm growing heirloom corn that ranges from red, blue, to purple kernels and some stalks are purple.

Nice video

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Was wondering how bad the damage has to get before the penergenik comes out. The cyber trucks are definitely an acquired taste. The biggest thumb’s down I have heard is the story of people being towed to the dealership because of a electrical failure and no mechanical backup for opening the doors. Lots of impressive technology upgrades like 48v electric to minimize conductor cost, corrosion, and power loss. If you like tear down videos check Munro live, he is a longtime automotive insider and gets paid to publish tear down reports on various vehicles and provide technology breakdown, and cost to build assessments. Has torn down and published videos on just about every EV Out there.

I see a green hood in the field, I like the video, and happy

Dicamba damage makes sense. Grass is a monocot just like corn, so the fact it is damaged suggests fertilizer isn’t the issue. Corn is pretty tough with respect to dicamba, was there anything else in the spray mix that could have amped up the Clarity?

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It is the cool temps and slight low levels together.

Hope it works.

Are you adding humic acid to your spray? Read a lot about it this year so I started adding a 20% humic at 1 quart per acre. Very interesting what the studies show it can do. Also, I’ve had marestail in a few fields the last several years and liberty absolutely smokes it when applied during warm days.

Secret sauce. Get that symbiosis going again.

holy shit wes that hill has never shown better on camera

It’s funny, the state doesn’t have a year round Deer Hunting Season. Sounds that well help most of the farmers

Wes, can't you just do a lintel like yellow pea for next year? I mean, it might help the soil somewhat or am I missing something besides moisture and temperature?

We have had 15 inches since planting corn ans beans are suffering big time we need warm dry days big time

No-till. Well almost no-till.

What is the pH level if that's to low fertilizer will not do its full potential

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if i farmed land like that it would wash away. why is it not washing as bad as i think it should. i have a 35 acre field with 13 terrraaces in it.. 32°25'21.62"N 84°11'5.66"W see if yo can look at this field Neal Shehee

Purple in your corn could be cold night time temperatures

Is that the tractor you were working on in your shop?

Deer are a real problem.

@craigadair128

2 күн бұрын

I didn’t realize they bothered corn like they do beans

@danw6014

2 күн бұрын

​@@craigadair128they can pull the center out at early growth and remove what would be the tassel.

@thomasnshehee3959

2 күн бұрын

@@danw6014 try wild hogs in the south in GA Texas Alabama any where in between they do more damaged to corn than deer do

You might want to use a different soil testing company, sometimes “new eyes “can help see the problem.

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Our corn here in ohio is shoulder high and Im 6" 6"

@timzona6829

10 сағат бұрын

Well I am in Iowa and it’s above my head and tasseling. I wouldn’t trade my Iowa ground for that stuff in Ohio ever.

@TheJohndeere466

10 сағат бұрын

@@timzona6829 Im sure you wouldnt but I sure Wouldnt want to be depending on his crop for my livlihood.

I can never figure out Fertiliser and Im older than you, it's a grey area of science which is odd when you think how important it is.