Also wanted to say thank you! I'm 27 years old. I'm the 7th generation on our family farm here in kansas/Nebraska. We raide your usual crops like corn. Soybeans, wheat, oats, alfalfa for our cows. I farm 800 acres but ever since I started watching you I've started to do more produce. I always have a sweet corn crop every year but it's usually less than an acre. But because of your videos and your expert knowledge on this side of agriculture. I've now planted 2 acres of sweet corn. Have one more acre I plan to plant on the 4th of July. Gonna start selling it at our local farmers market and road side spot. I also have peppers and tomatoes. I plan to do lettuce, cabbage, potatoes, cauliflower, onions, and radishes next year. Thank you for the great advice and for your great knowledge! Also we have the same tractor lol I have a 3020 powershift!

Thats business. People read about the successes but rarely know the work that goes into it. Good video 👍

A mix of wildflowers and some fruit and nut trees for the family to enjoy in a few years seems like a nice use of it.

You could plant sunflower patch. Then charge people to visit and get pictures in the field of flowers.

One of your more informative shows Jason. As a soon to be 71 year old man, I didn't even know about this discount for seniors as they never advertise it for us. And, many of my senior friends don't even have an I phone let alone know how to get an app. Its jst another way for the government to rip off seniors. Love the way your so organized. What ever you get paid should be five times as much as your getting.

Wildflower bundles attract much attention at farmers markets, great idea!

More pumpkins Jas easy to care for .😊

Great video. I agree with you, us.seniors are not liking all the technology.

It's great that you can get small banknotes or coins .Where I live it's a notorious and overwhelming problem. Even ATMs are loaded almost exclusively with big notes,let alone 1s or 5s.

A. I think a wildflower/pollinator patch would be neat. You would get a lot of people stopping for pictures an such. That could be a positive or a negative. B. I have heard of the man car. Only because your brother was telling me about it the other day😂

Here in Alabama the nutrition program is great it used to be paper vouchers and they went to a card like a debit card with a QR code you scan it and it’s super simple and easy I think you will like it. I hope there vouchers are more than the 15/20$ here in Alabama the nutrition program is 50$ per senior and hopefully in the future it will go up to at least 100$ the seniors need it.

A couple of days ago Broyans farm talked about their zinnia patch that is by their farmers market. I believe they run it as pick your own. It might be worth a shot. Especially beautiful varieties out there now. Can sell them in mason jars tied with twine. They are fairly long lasting and traditionally grow from saved seeds. Benary giants are great for bouquets. Most varieties bloom in 60 days. Best of luck.

I think you should do whatever your wife wants works every time. Today I got to pull 2000ft of dripline out from under plastic and replace with new Rivulis. Got a deal on irritec built in drippers dripline said no clog. We get run off from mountains in june and our ditch gets full of sediments I have a sand filter but some how every emmitter on the irritec got clogged up the rivulis we laid is fine. 97 degrees and we are snaking driplines. Sucks. Great video, Thanks.

wild flowers sound awesome

It’s been here for 2 seasons now. We love the program and it really is easy on the app to get paid from it. Here in KS we go onto the app to take pics of the coupons weekly to than receive payments days later. She told us we could hold them till end of season but it may not go thru in a big number.

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NATIVE wildflowers for sure!

Sunflowers are kind of big out west for the last few years

The problem with holding a payment due to you is, that you have no idea when the other person or city/county/program/etc... is going to go bankrupt. So allowing someone else to hold your money like it's a savings account is a terrible idea. Get paid ASAP.

To be honest on the wheat field. I'd love to see how a no till sweet corn crop would do after wheat. I think that but I also like the wild flowers the only problem with flowers is weeds. Ull have a big flush of weeds after that wheat is cut. And it'll look horrible. I'd do sweet corn this year then go in with wildflowers.

Very interesting❤

Maybee Sunflowers? How about popcorn corn, not for shelling it. But i bought a whole ear at a farmers market, and brought it home put it in a paper bag in the microwave. yummy. Make sure you call your neighbor so he can see when the most optimal time to harvest the wheat.

I don't come in 1st a lot but I did today. Thanks for your videos and information to us.

Is it expense to insure the 9 trucks ….and has a farmer do you get discount on insurance on the trucks and farming equipments in general?

Wildflowers + Honey Bees!

I vote wild flowers and possibly making a profit off of people who want to cut flowers for drying or something 🤔

You've become my favorite channel, however, you also worry me. I just potted mums a few weeks ago and in this video you said you used to do the same. The used to part is my worry.

Wouldn't a white plastic be better for your rows ? Black attracts heat, white is nearly neutral. I painted all my 27 1/2 gallon plastic drums with tomatoes and peppers white, and I have noticed they stay moist longer. They were dark blue..

Pick your own cut flower farms are becoming all the rage these days. While you wouldn't need to utilize the entire wheat field for something like this, perhaps a small portion of it could be. Regrettably, you'd probably have to wait until next year as it is too late now for sowing proper cut flower varieties.

I vote for another planting of sweet corn but.... women 😂. Down here in central Alabama a man car is used in the underground coal mines to haul people around.

Zucchini and cucumbers are actually fruit. Most people don't understand the difference between fruits and vegetables. The fruits people eat are the seed-bearing structure in flowering plants, while vegetables consist of edible plant stems, leaves, and other plant components. What is the difference between fruits and vegetables?  Medically reviewed by Sade Meeks, MS, RD, Nutrition - Written by Zia Sherrell, MPH on August 9, 2021 Differences Commonly mistaken fruits and vegetables Nutritional profiles Health benefits Affordable options Summary Fruits contain seeds and come from the flowering part of a plant. Vegetables are the edible parts of a plant, like the leaves, bulbs, roots, or stems. Fruits and vegetables contain vitamins, minerals, fiber, and other nutrients. Although they both make up the basis of a nutritious diet, fruits and vegetables have classifications based on their botanical structure. The fruits people eat are the seed-bearing structure in flowering plants, while vegetables consist of edible plant stems, leaves, and other plant components.

late sweetcorn gonna make more money no? or you talking about doing flowers at market too?

Poor thing 😢 having to count that money 😂

Vote for wildflowers!

plant no till pumpkins ,, no till cantaloupe