I wish you would do more cutting than talking. Most of us come here for the satisfaction seeing a time lapse of you mowing that 300 acre farm, not the general info about the unit.

Man has it going on ❤

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Seeder for skidloader attachment

What day or month did you plant the seeds?

What is model number of this. I see some online that say manual gate. I like the remote idea

Great job, Thinking about getting this rig what settings did you use in the on your tractor attachment?

About how wide is the spread on this model?

Overall very good job the backhoe is painfully slow and very awkward. Outside this well done 👏 ✔ 👍

If you're in Canada, it's an expensive throw away product. No parts available in Canada and Moultrie will not ship to Canada.

Will this seeder work on glacier till?

Growing GMO especially glyphosates ready is one of the most irresponsible things anyone can do, it’s equivalent to growing Cancer. Great part of the problem are farmers as your self.

Alfalfa? Nah, I’m more Stymie and used to be more Porky.

The rule of thumb for regular hogs is I think 3hp/ft. So that’s definitely a bigger power requirement.

Nope

Merci mec👍

Who cares, not worth eating round up poison! No thanks!

This is a great way I saw to dry soil in a pinch. A Propane Weed Torch attached to a VersaMule modular load harness Have you ever used one? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q-CqZqaqla-mgH0.html

I looked at all of the comparable units on line. The BW appears to have the lowest weigh. This likely directly corresponds to the lower HP requirements. In addition I did a price comparison to all the similar models. 13,300.Is the best price I located Within an hours drive from the farm for pickup. I have a 60 hp NH 4WD With one set for hydraulic operation. This unit gets my vote for the above referenced reasons and one more; It’s designed byWoods .

Awesome! thanks for sharing. I have a paddock that has not been totally dry in the twelves months I've owned the land. Last week I walked on it and went ankle deep in mud. I'll be putting a dam in part of this area, but the rest will need drainage if I'm going to use the rest of the paddock. You've just confirmed an idea I had. Thank you.

I got about 4ish acres of the 27 that i own that will hold for weeks after a heavy rain, do you think something like this would fix it? It is all flat ground that has a slope of about 1ft every 2-300 ft, it hold water because the lowest parts runs into a high bank that is about 2-3ft higher than the lowest part. That bank was manmade due to train tracks being on the other side of it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I was afraid that you aren't gonna finish in 8 mins but you did nailed it and improved my drainage understanding in a more practical approach.

In heavy dense clay soil with honkin big rocks I dug fifty yards of trenching about a deep as my waist and all by hand. Then I laid stone and perf pipe and more stone and it silted up on me in a few years. I didn't know about putting a sock in the trench before the rock and tile

A lot of equipment, flex much? Lol

Took the fence down about 6 weeks before bow season? Won't the deer demolish that plot by opening day?

I didnt like it, I fricken loved it!! Nice job!!

Plants free of water deficit events more efficiently absorb available plant nutrients enabling plants to achieve their maximum genetic potential. SWRT membranes installed below plant root systems retain water where it falls, providing continuous delivery of drought-free periods up to 3 times longer than intensely irrigated control sands without root zone water retention membranes (Guber et al, 2016).

What's the weight on your tractor? Looks great. I'm looking to get a grapple, I've got a ton of rocks some need dug out and I also want to get small saplings out by the root ball.

thanks for sharing

Nice

If I don't smoke cigarettes, where can I plug it in?

Thanks for showing all the steps to make your food plot. I sure wish I had seen this prior to starting my plot area. I had cut all the tre tops of mature pines down and cut the trees flush with the surface and I can't effectively do anything b/c of roots, etc. That bull dozer would have been a great piece of machinery in my arsenal🙂 . Enjoyed a full=watch. O'll work some on the little plot after I figure how to remove so many tree roots. I have a backhoe bur that's one heck of a job. Like digging a pond area with a spoon (smile). Lesons Learned. Have a Merry Christmas. 👍🏽🙂

Superb... Good job we have traditional indian technique for our areca farm

Cant stand the music bye

Didnt see the mud.

Great video!

Did you call 811 before digging

Better options available.

Was it just low lying land or did you have a spring? How big (diameter) was the drain tile? Can you drive a tractor over it, or is it just for a garden, not plowing?

Do you still like it? I have an older Woods 12' 7144RD and that's a big issue. It looks like fewer moving parts on the new one.

Shoulda wrapped that bad boy in some fabric an you wouldnt have to dig that shit up again in couple years

If you had high spots and low spots on your property could you take dirt from the high spots and put them in the low spots, would that be feasible? Of course you would gauge a slope where water would drain to.

That stuff (glyphosate and GMO soy) is poisonous garbage. Shame on you.

Money

Nice plot

Thanks very helpful

From upstate New York originally I really like the video that Brassica plot is amazing I've been watching other videos people bitching about your music intro I find it very entertaining

I like the fact that you showed all the stages I don't know why people have got to be so negative I appreciate what you're showing and it certainly should help people that don't understand the process thanks again

Wonder if it works for sweetcorn.

You shot yourself in the foot with just soy beans and peas and I see other people saying fence it if it was only a half a acre you could have done it pretty cheaply and you'd a had a killer site I don't think I take too many more trees down there that's a beautiful feel the way it is