Same

I agree with that

I believe Rocket pilots drone?

Lol!

Jeffrey Houston it’s horrid!

I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed that. Get the WD.

It’s a case thing lol

Put Jamie on it, she'll bottom it out an take care of it

@@doubledickery5920 That's rude... OL J R :)

I'm sure he will be right over, 20 hours with a tractor. ha ha

I'll spread my extra where ever you want it

Aaron Brenneman didn’t buy it

Treyton Zoss we’ve had almost to much in western SD

​@@cookcattleco.5731 Wow, that's surprising!

Not a dumb question, I don’t believe there’s any dates yet but I know they’ve been threatening to implement some for the last few years

Eastern Shore MD has very obtuse and complicated rules, but generally it’s prohibited to spread poultry manure from like Dec 15 to Mar 1... I thinkkk. Like I said u bout have to be a Philadelphia lawyer to decode the rules. Bay Foundation and all...I get THAT part, but the statute needs simplification in my view.

@@bobcrone6151 They mostly frown on applying manure on top of snow, because of all the runoff issues in the spring most of the manure or nutrients out of it leaches into the water and ends up in the creek, so its a poor use of the manure and poor practice... course that doesn't mean some jackwagons don't do it LOL:) OL J R :)

We typically only do three, especially on those strips.

Its on the farm until further notice.

Ian Benjamin I agree they are great tractors

Jackson McWhiney no

Noah Ranker if take care of it it will last a lifetime

Jackson McWhiney go back to English

Yes somewhat lot of nutrients in manure but you have to apply a LOT per acre to see a big boost in nutrients because of the sheer volume of material... I was going to apply chicken litter one time and the analysis on it was 3-2-2 (IOW, 3 lbs nitrogen, 2 lbs phosporus, 2 pounds potassium per TON of litter! "Chemical" fertilizers (dry, liquid, etc) are typically 28-32 lbs nitrogen per HUNDRED pounds of fertilizer, for instance, and can be blended to whatever proportions you need based on soil tests, or split applications of dissimilar formulations made-- for instance, applying the bulk of the nitrogen needs as anhydrous ammonia (which cannot be blended since it's a pressurized cryogenic liquid) while the remaining N needs are applied as a liquid blend of 32% aqueous ammonia with phosphate and potash slurry or micronutrients like sulfur slurry added into the mix, or a blend of dry fertilizer pellets spread by a spinner truck... Manure *can* be acidic but it greatly depends on the type of manure it is (say broiler or layer chicken litter versus cow manure, bed pack, hog manure, etc.) but acids have very little effect on the soil compared to alkalies... you can increase pH easily with applications of lime, but it's almost impossible to lower pH with acid applications to the soil... Later! OL J R: )

Indeed, it's almost like seeing an European version of Puma. Yet slightly cheaper quality.

@@valtur25 I don't know if cheaper, yet I've driven worse machines then CNH and there are worse things out there.

I could see it once farming makes money again!

Traktor je demonstrační jednotka od prodejce, která je na krátkou dobu zapůjčila. Později! OL J R :)

You're sixth

Blake Bryner Ryan is working on it with some of the modders!!

@@cookcattleco.5731 indeed we are ;)