Happy fourth to you too

what is the year is the 4640?

How Farms Work you to my night has consitited of watch live stock that are flipping shit

We gain about 30 bushel using liquid nitrogen and a pull behind sprayer with drop tubes. But we also use 5-15-15fertilizer when we plant. We also have a tank on the front of the jd4430 our spray tractor with roundup.

How Farms Work of

It looked like it was just a tube dragging behind the triple rippers.

the ends are perpendicular because with the seeder you sometimes cant get to that part, for instance because you cant drive in to the field next to it. and because the seeder sits behind the tractor its more effecient to do the headlands like this. The overlap is i think because the "sprayer" part isnt fitted towards the outside, because then you would spray the weeds at the edges of the fields. (sorry for my bad english)

the end of the fields have end rows that allow for turning around of equipment and the cultivator over lap is because the last row it is next to is a half of a row so when you turn back around it does the other half

Went real slow and used the turning brakes... Later! OL J R :)

Yes, absolutely

Dylan Van Straalen if you cultivate after you spray it will mess with your residual

Dylan Van Straalen If you cultivate before you spray you can get rid of a good portion of the weeds so there's a chance that you wouldn't have to spray herbicide at that time.

True but all that in the row that doesn't get cultivated will grow up and seed out. Up to you though. Good luck

and me personally thinks that cultivating corn will tear out roots and potentially hurt the corn, but your corn might be small enough still

We have a chicken farm(70k)...the rain runoff from our manure piles over the summer goes directly into our corn field...and it is the only corn on our farm that is still green during harvest in October. It's not the nitrogen...it's the micro.

We just kind of put it all together ourselves, not sure there's just one parts list on everything. We converted the cultivator to 6 rows from 4 and added the tanks secondhand

A cultivator works the middles, between the planted rows. That means there's an odd number of cultivator gangs compared to the number of rows the cultivator is set up to work. The outside two gangs work half the middle between the outside rows-- the other half of that middle is worked on the next pass, hence the overlap. If you moved over after each pass, two things would happen-- first, you would no longer be on mated rows, since now you've moved over an extra row (mated rows were planted together in a single pass-- for instance, they have a 12 row planter, so when cultivating they are working rows 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 going down the field, and rows 7,8,9,10,11, and 12 coming back up the field... If you moved over one row, you'd be working rows 8,9,10,11,12, and 13 on the return trip, meaning you'd be working a wide middle or narrow middle and would soon be plowing out corn with the cultivator, because no matter how carefully you plant, you'll ALWAYS be a little bit off from the previous path. Each pass you'd get off by one more row until you were finally off by 6 rows after six passes and would be back on mated rows again for one pass... The second thing that would happen is, the row you skipped would not be cultivated well at all... the soil in the middle would be worked up somewhat, but it wouldn't be worked up close to the plants, on either side of it. So you really want to stay on mated rows. Later! OL J R :)

Irish farming They aren't big compared to the big farmers but they are your average sized family farm. Farm sizes in my area are 300-500 small 500-1500 average 1500-3000 big 3000+ Ag business

Tim Hurkmans nothing sketchy, just like a combine rolling with a corn head

I'm at Iowa

Greg Zediker same (not Obama)

That's what I thought, I put down 30 gallons when I plant and 25 gallons when I top dress

I was thinking same thing we put down 50 gal

Zachary White That is not a factory cab, year a round made cabs for all sorts of tractors.

me too

vlogers 4 ever

I agree with you, they're hurting the corn more than anything by pruning the roots...