Love that your videos feel like a bunch of good buddies all teaming together to make a successful farm. I know that Grant and Spencer are in charge but having friends and buddies pitching in to help gives such positive and fun vibes I could watch these videos over and over

No one who lives around there is worried about you being in the fields late, they all understand when its planting and harvest season!

It would be fun to see you in a red tractor. Mix it up a little. Plus a second tractor on your farm would be great for you. 😊 👍

I can watch Grant's videos all the time even watch them over and over such great content

So, here’s why you have to be careful when running your row cleaners to deep . You create a low spot where your seed is, and if it rains hard enough it will bury your seed even deeper. Corn, it will come up eventually just take longer. Beans? No bueno. Sometimes it will bake, crust and can’t push through. I’ve seen it happen with corn too. Cotton? They are a lot like beans, where you do t plant it deep and hope you don’t get a rain because it wont push through. Then it breaks its stem trying to emerge and you get to replant.

Glad your posting

Enjoyable video, it’s great watching you guys learn as you go 👍🏻

great video! im a 15 year old your living the dream that I would love to live thanks for the great videos keep it up

Some coloured Zip Ties on the hydraulic hoses make hooking up easier. Happy Planting

3:14 , new tractor incomming 😏😏

For leveling on your own. Thought would be to suspend or hang down some wood blocks in chains. (Eyebolts and clasps). Quick remove to store once set. Give you a visual indicator from the cab when setting up on your own.

🔥right on guyz, really happy for you and the farm, beautiful equipment you have now boss.. in a way that’s the perfect planter for the farm, easy to operator and simple to work on. Get r done ✅ 🔥👊🔥🔨🏍⚙️🚜

Love your videos can’t wait for American farming I’m Al ready saving my money for it 😀

Good job guys, very inspirering to see hard working people of your age recognizing the importance of what framing brings to this great nation. Hoorah

in my experience from breaking up old hey fields i think that the reason the hills on your rented ground is clumpy compared to the lower spots is do to moisture in the soil when it was broke

Glad to see Grant and Spencer, Buck on the same farm and working together. Keep it up with the video Grant

grant, thank you. watching you has really helped me get further in agriculture. every video i learn something new. thank you

good news planting runs!

I love the video !! Keep up the awesome work the farms r coming together beautifully 😍

I like your videos so much Grant. So fun to see the new ones that come out.

I love the video today, Grant keep the great work up

Love the videos

Nice!

I love farming i help my grandpa, bigger cousin, and my uncle farm. i have rode in the tractors and everything and im starting to run the grain cart for my grandpa and more. lol

Congratulations on the start of your season be safe out there It's really great having family and friends to help out when you have such a tight window to get started love your videos is always be careful.

Great video! Again, a pointer… if you work the ground at a slight angle then plant your rows straight it will help feed the planter more level ground and allow the cultivator/ disc to better chop the stalks..

Bellissimo video. Molto bello e molto bravo. Bei mezzi. 👍👍👋👋💪💪🚜🔝🇮🇹

Planting seems to be going good. You have so many things going on

Might want to check out using rotating baskets after discing. They can break up clumps pretty well.

It's exciting time to plant my soybeans are up here in Pennsylvania. And my corn is on the ground. I noticed the drawbar is wearing awful hard on the backside maybe the corn planter needs to be leveled out or another piece of equipment wearing it that bad you can get a nylon piece of plastic to put in between the hitch to help with where on the drawbar

Emotionally gripping vlog. For me thank you my angels love you all

Always a good day when we get a video from ol Grant!

I used to be a tech at John Deere and the biggest thing that makes hooking up your implements would be to color code your hydraulic lines to know which lines function which side of the cultivator also if you need a tech to help you at your farm you can reach out to me

Looking good guys! Hope the weather is cooperating down there better then it is up here!

that was a really great video you and your brother and friend work really good together your going to be a super farmer

Great progress happening! Keep up the good work!

Can’t wait too see ya grow!!

Glad to see you are hard at it and still plugging away. Looks like the new ground is coming along nicely, not sure what your time frame looks like as far as planting schedule, but if it were me, I'd run a mold-board plow through the section of ground that you just cleared off.

I love the vids keep up the work

If you want to do your own planting on Spencer's farm, might be cool to rent a six row planter to pull behind the 4020, to not waste planting season time roading the 12 row. Then, you can still combine with the 6 row combine.

On the 1760/1765s, if there's nothing for the wings to hit, you can leave the planter unfolded and just insert the center link to get across crossings with tubes in them like the one at 27:50. Let's you do the crossing without having to drop your vacuum that way.

Interesting hearing about climate field view, definitely going to give it a go this season! thanks, cool video 👍

precision planting will be the best investment you can make! We farm with it, it’s really really helpfull.

he’s living our dream lives🤣🤣

Keep up the great work easily in my top 5 farm channels!

I’ve grown up farming, this is my fourth year taking over planting. I never sleep well the night before the first day. Anxiety or whatever, hasn’t gone away yet.

I am a big fan of your videos on farming simulator and in real life

Brings back many goof memories of farming in Hugoton, Kansas on a John Deere D and roading it 30 miles back to Hooker, Oklahoma which was between fields.

Love the 8110!

I love watching your videos

Grant buy some hitch saver disks for your drawbar. Saves on wearing as you can see the wear on the 8110. Also another thing I do is colored zip ties for the hydraulic ends and always put a red one for the right hose. Makes hooking up alone very easy. Cheap, easy, and effective. Check shoup, good luck this year!

Dude you are great with this farm

Great Video!

Keep up!

Happy birthday Spence

Love the action

I love your vids!

Love the videos buddy

Let’s go American farmin

We have the same disk and it is called a soil finisher and every now and then if you get in really big chunks of beans stubble it will plug up the disk

Cool

Love watching the videos Grant. Also as a heads up make sure to check your starters on machines before you go hard. Check all wires that go to them and the starter itself. I had my big horse go up in flames yesterday due to a short in the starter.

Nice

You can make that creek crossing wider

Awesome! Me and Spence share the same birthday 🤘🏼

God bless all american farmers! I´m from Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil

First time watching your channel and I recognised your voice straight away, the squad haha ha!

Keep up the longer videos way better!

Plant it! If it’s sod ground it is green manure, spray it and it’s been some of the best crop of corn seen

Good video

Awsome video, your Chanel is amaizing! Greetings from România!🇷🇴

Do spring tillage and fall tillage at angles. Helps level everything better and you don’t build compaction as bad. Also use graphite or talc powder

Love watching u play farm sim and real life farming

Awesome job man! If you ever need any equipment detailed I'll come do it! I'm not far from you!

When American Farming becomes a hit, should look at bringing it to other platforms. I'm looking forward to the finished product!

Nice video

Nice1

A harrow would have worked a lot nicer than that digger/finisher on that rented stuff. But I could be wrong I’m not out in the field you are

The hills being clumpy is what we down here in central Arkansas call clay hills but it could be different where you are

The field health maps your talking about are ndvi maps they measure the greenness

Never have planted that early in northwest Illinois because of frost and insurances have a certain day you can plant by otherwise you won't be covered.

Great job in the field, now get a roll of shop towels in the tractor 🚜 so you can wipe your hands so you don't get grease all over everything!!!

Happy birthday

Yay

You need to invest in some ram mounts for your phone or iPad if you run one! I had one in my grain cart tractor last year and it was the best thing ever!

A rotary tiller will take care of those crp roots,just an idea.

He does

Spencer I don't think putting corn into that old CRP is a bad idea at all. In general I hate to see the CRP disappearing by the year as far as habitat loss but if it's going to be farmed nothing wrong with corn. Why pull all those sticks and debris into the bean head at least corn your higher off the ground with the head.

Hey mate great videos what app do you guys run on the iPad

What drone are you using to make your content I love it keep up the good work

Is it just me or is it peaceful to fall asleep to the sound of a tractor in the field

#earlygang🤟

Happy and Safe planting grant...

Get an old 6 row drill for the 4020

That wind has been strong recently

I had no clue you guys were making that game😮

Spencer you need a offset diskharrow to go a little bit deeper

Hey grant yk if you go in a angle with the rods when you pulling the disc it will Do better

Just a quick pointer most people after they put anhydrous down they plant right in that same furrow that way it’s right there for the plant when it’s roots develop

I don't know how ya'll get rid of your seed bags, but here is an idea if you burn them,take an old disc harrow, and a rod long enough with a point on it and weld it them together and when you empty your seed bags you can shove them on that rod and burn them without them blowing away.