As one farmer said best time to pick stones is at night you don't see as many lol

You have a Beautiful farm, reminds me of days gone by. 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

Grandad used t say that ya plant and get a lot more corn out of crooked rows... LOL

Glad to see yur autosteer is working yet lol

their is something special about your place. I grew up on a dairy farm but after my dad died that was it for us. Thank you for bringing a smile to my face even thow its been 40 years since I drove a tractor or milked a cow

First time viewer. I love your straight forward down to earth channel. Wishing you all the best and success that comes from your hard work.

Stay cool and have a great day

when you suggested transplanting rocks I had to subscribe hehe

Worked up pretty Nice, it it youre own ground,thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer

You work hard and get things done and you love what you do and the life you've for yourself and your family. Who could ask for more. God bless you all.

Thanks friends 😊👋👍

I hope that the deer don't get at it being in a secluded place. You sure did a great job bringing that field back to life again.

Praying you will have a good crop of corn.

I really enjoy seeing you planting with that 560

that looks like good ground Alan good job cleaning it up

Good job takin that field back, good luck with the corn.

Thank you for filming your Farm, Fantastic to see your love for the cattle & your machinery that you keep in sweet running order .

Here’s praying that corn grows for you. Blessings!❤️🥰

Transplanting rocks😂 I've never heard that one before!! I hope this yields enough to fill the silo. Yes, it's too hot for me.

Great job! Now all you need is a nice soaking rain.

Man yeah!! Field reclaimed and planted!! Loved this on alot!! I wish I had road worthy trucks and trailers, I would load the little 655 up and head your way!! We could have that field widened as much as you wanted, in no time! Free of charge of course! Thank you very much for bringing us along, look fwd to more!!

Good deal!! I had some old corn seed left over time, one year i just threw it all in my old massy grain drill and double sowed it. When it got around 3 feet high i green chopped it for the heifers, they loved it. All i did was spread some manure down and disked it in the sowed it. When Fall came i seeded the field to wheat!!! Thank You once again for the great video!!

Wishing you all the luck with the aged seed corn that you planted. Seeds as we all know, are living things and each has their own shelf life. Depends on how and where they are stored. When I was on the farm, we were told by the some of the older farmers in our area that seed corn has a shelf life of anywhere from 1 to 3 years. You can test ta few seeds prior to planting by putting 10 or so on a paper towel then fold the paper towel over them, wet the towel and place it in a zip lock bag. Put the bag somewhere warm (not too warm) and watch for germination to occur. If nothing within 10 days or so, their shelf life has expired. I have my fingers crossed hoping perhaps something magical might happen here!! Excellent job Alan on converting brush land to a nice looking piece of crop land. I tip my hat to you!! Take care and God Bless!!

Full credit to the Ploughman. With what you had to bury the paddock has turned up almost perfect. Looks like you are having idea growing conditions at the moment. All the best to you all.

inter very poverful tractor, the field was beautiful, take it easy,greetings from İzmir to everyone.

The ol 560 sounds great

Looks good. Hopefully it germinates and produces for you.

I love what you do and it is cool to see a small farm still going

that field looks really good, ya did a super job

Field looks great from what it had been

Bet feels good having another field again bet that rye will be a good stand for you. Thanks for another great video

Brilliant job looks great 😉👌

I really enjoy your videos and what you do on your farm.

That 560 sure sounds nice w/ the straight pipe.

That's too warm for this time of year. Looking good, there.

Thanks for the video Allan, I hope the corn does great for you. I hope the deer and raccoons don’t do to much damage to it hope you guys have a great week 👍

Looks like it worked up real nice. Hopefully it'll grow a good crop, no fun buying corn right now lol 👍

Always good videos keep it up

Good job and God bless yall

Don’t want to put those rock seeds in that new field 🙃😳👍

Will be interesting if it will grow and mount to anything. Nothing else food plot for the deer. Next year though should be a real good crop if the weather cooperates. Can't wait for the haying videos.

looks great all plowed up and planted

Now the waiting game to see if the corn grows.

If you have seed that old and lots of odd bags of everything, throw it in the drill and drill them in a mix of everything then cut it with the haybine, did that a few years back to clean up all our seed, looked odd in the field but it yielded good and it had everything in it, cattle loved it!

Great job.....nice looking soil.

Hi we are new viewers from New Brunswick Canada, We are enjoying your videos. We have a small 200 acres farm running a lot of antique machinery always like to see real tractors work (no computer tractors). Ps, Only one suggestion from my husband please straighten the air stack on the 1066 :)

just found your channel boss and im loving the content ... keep doing what you're doing. love from australia :D

Stihl FS 250 Brush Saw will make quick work of the big stuff before mowing.

Glad your hay is looking good out west here we’re in a terrible drought if you don’t have irrigation you don’t have a crop and on our Dairy were all dry land but we’ll hope for the best and pray for rain good luck and God bless

Subscribers LETS HELP!! One subscriber said he would do some small dozing but needed help to haul it. One of you certainly can haul it. If the channel has a site with a mailing address we could all send a small check. These guys deserve our help. Let’s get started!!

That would be a great time to do some arrowhead hunting on that field!

Thanks for mentioning the lack of rocks. I was going to ask what happened to them. The field worked up really well.

Looks great bud can’t wait to see the progress

at 7:50................I would bet the seed will germinate just fine. I once used a bag that was 5 years old and germination was fine. As long as seed was kept dry, I think you will be ok.

You can rig up cable lifts for your wings ,I remember lifting them ,up hill sucks

I love the fact that you reclaimed that piece. I put my cows in a piece I'm trying to bring back too. Probably not going to make much milk on leaves but it's there 3rd year in there and there was a lot of clover too.

I bet you could almost hear the disc and the planter give a sigh of relief as you made the first pass in that field after all the rocks in that other one. Keep pushing those edges back, looks like a great field

Great contet! Im from sweden and many of our ancestors emmigrated to minnesota ! Its fun to watch and I can see That the nature is about the same as here in sweden:) but we have lots and lots of more stones

Looks good, doesn’t matter about the seed, if it grows or not, that’s ok, at least you got a field back. Say, if corn don’t germinate, what about planting peas & oats to use as green chop feed for cattle. Just a suggestion or idea.

You can’t turn the blades out of true Nice looking piece of land and, with being surrounded by trees that should keep the wind down some.

Looking good.

Okay. Just found your channel and watched you reclaim the field. So I’ll subscribe. No idea why I watch farming videos but I do. Especially small farmers. So I’ll check your videos out. Great job on that field. Hope the seed corn grows well. 💯🙏🏻

We have used old seed before always had good luck but i think you need to have your auto steer calibrated with your gps the rows looked a little off great vedio

That "before" field looks like my grandmother's old field I farmed as a teenager. I left home in '85 and the property wasn't farmed (sold with her estate) in '87. The Popple etc are slowly taking it over. Current owner has no need or use to farm it, and even if they wanted to rent it the modern day big farmer has no interest in investing the time etc to reclaim it being such a small field. In a way it's good for the wildlife, lots of marginal ground very hilly etc has gone back to nature as modern big farmer isn't keen on trying to farm some 2-3 acre oddly shaped field that they can't access with the big equipment!

Next year three of the kids will be old enough to pick rocks with a slow tractor and a low trailer or stone boat, youngest of the three sits and steers, the other two, one on each side, as they zig zag around the field at about one and a half miles an hour they can pick a lot of area in a couple of hours. That is how I started, was picking rocks putting along on a JD model D.

Not sure what you usually plant. But there’s Sureflex out of Jackson Mn. It’s 97.00 a bag. And they have variety’s for silage and grain. Pretty affordable corn seed. You can find them on FB.

Looks great! So fun to watch, I dunno how you get some of that footage, like the close up shots of the machines working. I was afraid the camera would fall and get disced to death lol!

You need to have your cousin come over with his brush hog skid steer.

You need to look into renting a bulldozer for a few days, make quick work of it.

Nice field reclaim. When I get that free wildlife seed corn I always test 50 or 100 kernels the week before I plant. Just put them in a ice cream pail or something similar the week before then you'll know the germination. That's too much work for failed germination in my opinion...👍🇺🇸 Turning up the seed rate was a good idea ....

I bet it turns out your best corn ever. Except the dirt looks mighty red. Like down South. If it don't grow so good maybe next time try the soybean setting. Hah

No rocks in that field what a bummer!!

Glad you didn't do a "Dougo" with a planter marker ; - )

Boy Alan you joke about rocks. I have a few

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U got a 18ft or a 20ft disk disk it twice go one way across then up and down when you plant seeds

New Subscriber here… So cool how ya filmed some of those angles. 🤙 Any update on the newly seeded corn, did it sprout / germinated ? 🤔

Have you used any of the corn silage in either upright silo? Great video. Hope it rains.

any way you can expand that field or is there something stopping you other than time lol. how do you plan on replacing the state land if you cant use it?

Would be nice to have a bulldozer come in and work the tree line back to make a larger field.

If you get a stand of beans will you cut it for greenchop or bale it, soybean varieties like Laredo were popular hay and pasture beans in the 1950's and 1960s here in Arkansas

How many acres of corn and hay do you do I grow 200 acres of corn and 150 acres of hay

Go across like an x then go up and down for your plant time try it and see how much you have to do with your field if you not happy I will come to you and show you how to do it myself Sammy I love disk in field for my family I'm good at it

is there another follow up video to this// wondered did the seed grow

Looked like an losses bearing that right front shaft on your disc

Why does the reclaimed field appear to be rock free ? Is it river bottom ?

You went farming and didn't take us along. Bummer 😕

What type of disc is that

Too bad you didnt do a test with Seed. If it is sterile you could have planted new seed. That looks like fine soil to take a chance on bad seed.

Y u pull a harrow just disk it first then harrow it after u done disk do you have a three point harrow if not weld it to your disk take the chain off of it and weld it to the disk and see how how gas or diesel u save on the job

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Typical Farmers if it's raining your complaining if there's no rain your complaining 🤣🇮🇪🇪🇺