Jon, I really don't know what to say. First, I don't deserve any of those kind words. Those close to me would likely disagree with you on most of the points above. Thankfully, we control the editing, so my grouchy and unkind moments get cut out of the videos. I guess this is sort of like what will happen to our lives when we see God, assuming we have accepted Christ into our lives. The grouchy, unkind, unloving, sinful moments will be cut out, and only the good parts will remain. That is a good feeling. Anyway, Christy is the most forgiving person I have ever met. My siblings are all amazing people. I'm the least lovable (most cranky) of all of them. My dad and mom, Wow. You've met both of them in our videos. I'll never be half the man my dad is. However, it is something to strive for. Somehow he always knows how to handle a situation. Again, thanks for the kind words. I really appreciate them.

Thanks, Mike! We have a great time every time we visit there.

Thanks Solar. We don't get to spend much time there. Especially during spring, when we really need to be there. It is SO busy for us here at home with projects this time of year.

Yea, that planter is vintage 1994. I think you've seen the newer planter in one of our earlier videos this spring, right? Much more "high tech'. Having said that, they have done their best to keep this planter up to date as well. The seed meters have all been replaced, and it has almost all of the high end monitoring of the other planter. The main difference is that the other planter has 'variable rate' technology which allows them to vary seed population rates by soil productivity in the same field. You'll see this in the next farming video.

Cherish the moments, Kevin!

I'm glad we are able to bring back positive memories for you, Chuck. We are thankful to still be generating those memories in our own lives. Tom does a wonderful job of keeping equipment ready for dad to use.

There is something about corn planting season. He can muster the strength to get out and go. He was really forcing it that day, but he gotter done!

Interesting and helpful feedback. So, the L3940 felt a lot bigger?

Thanks for watching, Leo!

Yes, his determination is amazing. He didn’t feel well enough to even be standing up...but he was out there. We won’t be stopping him.

Ah come on, you could plant corn...it will come up when it is ready, right?

Thanks Ron!

He always loves working on the farm. No matter HOW he feels physically. He has more determination than any other person I've met.

Thanks Johan!

Busted Tim!!!

Uhoh. I used to work trying to get rid of the accent. Now, I don't care anymore. One of my coworkers said: "I'm used to working with more 'refined' programmers than you, Tim" I'm not sure whether to be offended or to thank him for the compliment!

It is good stuff, no question.

Very nice machine.

Thanks, Jason!

I was hoping folks would enjoy that.

Thanks Ray. We appreciate your encouraging words. Makes it worthwhile to us to know that folks enjoy the content.

Great story!

I bet you love it, too! (Tiller rule #1!)

Thanks for watching.

Wow Scout! What a compliment! Very much appreciate it.

We’d prefer tasseling by 4th of July, but that doesn’t rhyme!

Thanks Mike!

Thanks for the feedback, Aaron. Do you feel the steering wheel bounce/rattle with PTO implements like I was showing there? I wonder if dad's tractor has an issue???

Tractor Time with Tim Yes, a little bit. It’s particularly noticeable when I’m using my brush hog. What you showed in video looked the same as what I experience. I’ve not used a tiller though.

Ok. Interesting. Thanks.

The more I think about it, I think the vibration comes from an out of balance implement. My brush hog makes it vibrate. My post hole digger and pto powered leaf vac do not. I would bet it was the tiller.

You NEED one, Thomas! :-)

Pretty hard to pry Dad out of that planter seat. Thanks for the kind words, Ken.

Thanks!

Wow. Not much summer there, eh?

Just don't get the corn heat units ...to many 60-70* days and not enough 80* days ....really don't miss the 80 plus heat with humidity at all

We haven't planted our potatoes OR sweet corn. Kinda embarrassed, but we have been so busy doing jobs for others. Not enough time.

Tractor Time with Tim I know what you mean. Too little time for sure.

Usually do not water. If really dry, they might flood it with water from their spray truck. I intend to show you that truck this season...time permitting.

Well, I had one for a few days :-(

Hmm. Interesting that it would not grow in Texas.

Well, It started growing then burned up. It's supposed to be drought tolerant, maybe not heat and drought at the same time.

Sounds good, Dave. We'll be visiting when it is ready :-)

Thanks for watching, Billy!

Tractor Time with Tim YOUR WELCOME, YINZ KEEP MAKING THE VIDEOS & I'LL KEEP WATCH'N & LIKING.👍🏽...

Hmm. I think mine are all the same length.

The 3320?

Oh yeah definitely with that cab. I can still dream lol

Yes. We have investigated this at length. We want to find a high quality intercom system which we can also record. The closest we have found is the Sena TuffTalk. It has a two-way radio connector. however, we want to route that to a recording device somehow. Can't figure out how to do it.

Exactly. At least this way, I’ve been able to bring you along for the ride...

Ha ha, I knew it was all a sham to keep us hooked! You were always gonna stay green! Keep up the great vids, God bless

I have found it strange that folks don’t connect the dots more easily. I just bought a second tractor...what did I buy??? I obviously didn’t expect it to be stolen!

You've seen one '3 series' in our recent past. ...well, for a few days :-(

I think "dead anything' is pretty much good fertilizer.

So far so good. Almost done with corn planting. We were only there for the first evening of corn planting. :-(

Some of our best videos are older. Maybe not as well edited, but sometimes the best stories. Check out “Ride along with Tim’s Dad...”. Probably my favorite one ever.

I won't be paying 10k for a cab, then leaving the doors open, allowing the dust in.

This would have been April 28, I think.

Long story on that. ...some of it personal...some not so personal. At the highest level, it was clear that there was not enough farmland to 'go around'. Not enough to support all of us. I had a passion for computers, so I left the farm to pursue my college degree in Computer Science. Overall, this has been a good choice for me and my family. However, sometimes I wonder if I was meant to be farming.

Only 104 plants!? Wow. You'd better be pretty protective of that.

Tractor Time with Tim it’s all I could squeeze in lol ...26 per row ,, 4 rows side by side ,, I’m just hoping for 4 plants in the middle lmao .. I have 2 jack Russell on guard duty 😂

Ha! We’ve been teasing about getting auto steer!

Thanks for watching, John

Snow ball, what happened to 'mud-ball'? Never heard someone say 'snowball'. This is spring-time, come on...no discussion of snow allowed! :-)

I will not be taking the doors off of a $10,000 cab allowing dust and dirt in.

No rocks. Never had any. The glacier didn’t make it that far south.

They must have washed on down to Kentucky. :-D

Yep!

We plant GMO sweet corn. Just ordered my seed for this year.

...but dad/Tom plant non-GMO. They use some herbicides. And cultivation.

@@TractorTimewithTim I planted Serendipity for the first time last year. It's outstanding. I have planted ambrosia in the past, and it's ok, but like you said in the video, there's a lot of varieties out there that are much sweeter (better) in my opinion. We liked bodacious, but my co-op doesn't sell it anymore. I still plant incredible most years and that's very good too.

Go to 4thegrower.com They have a sweetness chart, and many hybrids to try, both GMO and non GMO. They are the experts!

...and tell em I sent you!

ok. thanks.

That's right!

Well, I'm not spending 10k extra to get an air conditioned cab, then taking the doors off and letting all that dust in.

Yes, they use two planters. This is one of them.

Naturally :-). If we don’t get rain, we don’t get corn. Same way with 2500 acres of corn and soybeans. Can you imagine YOUR business depending upon rain?

Hello there, Buck. I'll never forget your first comment on our channel. Anyway, yea, a drone would be nice. Just send it to the P.O. Box listed in our channel main page :-)

will do!!haha what was my first comment I don't even remember lol

Can I date your daughter? Why not?

I have spent more hours in a cab tractor than an open station tractor. I'm not sure where you got that I'm not used to it. Also, I'm not sure why you can't understand what we are saying about interacting with each other and our clients. This is one of the major differences between our videos and everyone else's. No one wants to hear me monologue all day!

Tractor Time with Tim I got that because Everytime you sat in a cab you complained about it. Not just you "can't interact" but its like "watching a video" or whatever. Which leads me to believe that you have limited experience in cabs. I interact with my clients and workers all the time inside my cab. Larger farms have crews of people in cabs. Actually, open station tractors are more noisy, which leads to poor audio quality in your videos.

You don’t think my commentary about ‘watching a video’ vs. ‘closer to the action’ was useful to viewers? Our job is to communicate. I thought this was an effective analogy which helps to explain to folks considering either option. Further, I explain how great a cab is. Quiet, clean, etc. I also encourage our viewers to get a cab..and have done so in EVERY video where this topic has come up. I recognize that you don’t grasp the subtleties of our video production. That is fine. I will conclude by re-iterating that I encourage our viewers to get a cab when possible. They are great.