Amen! I just subscribed and I'm proud to say that I'm privileged to meet another farmer that in these uncertain times your not afraid to grow $3 corn. In Ohio, we are going to grow more soybeans and less corn, 900 acres of farm ground. 200 acres and 35-40 hay, 70 acres wheat, and 20-25 acres oats. You just got to trust God with everything.

I'm glad we were able to meet each other and hang out

You’re right about the Massey Russ, the squared off rear fenders give it somewhat of an old school look. Take care and God Bless y’all 🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸

One of the things I enjoy the most is getting to shake the hand of the itinerary I like watching. Glad you had a good trip!

Hello enjoyed your video Russ thankyou. It was a beautiful day here clear sky sunny but chilling worked on mounting new tires on new rims. It would have been fun go show. Have a great day.

Man yeah, sounds like it was great trip!! Hope Dad is feeling better!! You got the figures dialed in for this year😉😉 I hope to get to go some time to tht show!! I love the gleaner and the 1566 tricycle 😉😉 Thank you Russ for bringing us along!! Look fwd to seeing some ripping soon!! 😁😁😁👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I have sold more corn in my 45 years of farming under $3 then over. You don't survive by owning $500,000 combines and $300,000 tractors that's for sure!

I went to the Louisville farm show years ago. It was overwhelming then. Can’t imagine how much more so it is now.

Hello, Russ! Always fine, a visit to a farming show!

Good video. Mitch from Baxter TN.

Well I was looking forward to meeting you at the farm show. I had Truck problems and some water lines leaking so i didn't make it.

Good video good to see you

Thanks for sharing the video. I really enjoy watching them. Glad you had a good time and made it home safely from the show. Yes sir you are right about Case IH making them ugly. IH had good looking tractors and Case was not always a good looking tractor. I bought a Maxxum 125 over a year ago it's a 2013 newest one I have since the other ones are IH tractors I was looking at Massey Ferguson also I have to say they look nice and the cabs are layed out well. They also have some steel in them for weight as tractors now days don't have any weight in them till they are 150+ horsepower compared to the old ones. God Bless Y'all.

It will be a tight year.

What's up, hoss .weather nice around here.

Hate we couldn’t get together at the show, but maybe next year! Good luck on your 24 crop year. It’s gonna be an interesting one, that’s for sure

Hey Russ good to see you I had no idea Brian Brown was that tall wow

i enjoyed meeting you , to me it seems little early for calving , but again we are north of you ,

It was great hanging out with ya..it was interesting.. lol.. hope i didnt crunch ur style friday...lol..have a good week.

I've never been to a farm show myself. $3 corn is going to be tough on us grain farmers.

I'm with you on the newer tractors on looks they also don't have personality of the older ones.

Flotation tires on that bale wagon will keep it from sinking into wet fields or compacting the soil as much, not really a design to avoid tire blow out problems. Can you rig up "dually" hubs on that wagon? Then you'll run like a gravel train and carry everything. Hardest working tractor on our farm was a Massey Ferguson, even though we had other brands with bigger horsepower. I have that tractor now, it's seventy years old, plows snow and field alike.

another great video, when you going live

MY Son left at 6 am Sat morning to go to Louiville, to meet a Krone dealer from either Ill or Indianna to pick up a New Krone190 baler, and made it home at 6 am Sunday morning

I've never been to the farm show myself, but hope to go someday. I don't care for the new Case models either. Have you tried putting a load range E or G tire on the bale mover?

Tipton and Fayette county Tennessee guys are planting all beans .Some cotton .

Russ I bought too much corn last year my math didn’t work out to good I guess Lynchburg math was the day I checked out of school to strip tobacco lol

I'll take the old original Super M lol Have you thought about using military truck tires or Gempler they got or used to have heavy duty tires for hay trailer. That might be $10 well spent on corn

Wheat and beans is what I would raise this year but I am retired I wish the best to everyone gambling this year.

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Thanks for posting who is your agent I would like to get more details.

Hey buddy

I think the new Farmalls are made in Korea.

How's the 5088 doing? Is the shifting better?

How will you survive, feed it. Looks like it be a bit before you do the ripping. I just noticed I wasn't subbed.

just cut back to min for input , maybe cultivate corn to keep weeds down

If you catch Jon Stevens Maple Grove Farms channel, he has some videos on the strip tilling he's doing where he cut his fertilizer costs more than sixty percent. Another farmer Rick Clark in the western part of the mid-west is using cover crops, planting into them standing no-till, then roller crimper after corn/bean emergence, then goes to harvest. He doing over five thousand acres selling into food companies as organic (better prices than commodity corn). Search for him on youtube, no channel but he gives good presentations on how he does it. Erin Silva in Wisconsin is a university researcher doing that way but mostly focused on beans. Because I don't have a no-till style planter, I'm mixing both systems running strips and then planting corn in the strips all through standing rye. Watch some videos and do some experimenting on smaller acres.

Are looks of equipment as important as how well it works?

Time to go soybeans my friend

What is the brand name of the bale hauler? We have one bought at auction. Need hub

You can’t rent ground for 450 dollars and acre some are must want to loose their ass

Gonna see a lot of farms disappear this year sadly

Try $1.75 and 72 bpa?

We farm 30,000 acres and own more equipment and tractors then you can ever imagine go big or stay home