okay .. I was wanting to buy this stuff as likewise saw how it was recommended for weed (not grass) killing. But no matter how much I try i cannot seem to find it or get it delivered to Alberta, Canada which is frustrating..! does anyone have any ideas?

How do you like the 1780? Do you think a 4640 would pull one?

We need some more videos

My favorite farm show.

Learned a lot from your video we're looking at a 52 cleaner ourself we own case combines it's hard to change

With that b series cummins it probably is an efficient machine for the smaller sized operations.

I hear the Versatile will out do the John deere in the same class

Your car was to clean the deer couldn’t see you!! 😂😂😂 glad you are safe from the tornado and bad people!! Lol

Good job bringing it to the front of people's mind concerning the financial needs of those devastated by this disaster. damn deer!

You are still harvesting soybeans this late in the year? Wow! Was that a second crop soy beans planted into wheat stubble, or was that just a really late harvest?

Tommy Tires in Ada Ohio?

Waiting for crop conditions and moisture to get right is a huge Gamble but you knew that already 🙂☕

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I never heard of spreading gypsum before. Interesting

Congratulations on your son!! Don’t blink because he’ll be 18 if you do!! They grow up so fast!! And glad to see you back!! 👍🏻

Yes, make a new channel!

Stick it to google/KZfaq just like old Jeff reymond did loved watching your videos when you were pumping them out want to see more of the versatile and now the combine! Thank you

I wonder how many times fat fingers on a touch screen accidentally report a video. Few years ago I was checking out the info on my youtubes and it had a reported section and there were 2 videos on their, video of a dairy farm, that I supposedly reported😆. I never reported a video in my life so I figure either I fell asleep watching and accidentally touched the report button or hit some other way by accident. Hell, sometimes I have to make 5 attempts at hitting a letter before I get it right. Likely its just the communists running google though🤣

Absolutely make a new channel showing everything you are doing now!

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I got a 24 hr vacation for using the word idiot

Back in 2017 I asked a question ever look at a gleaner for your question video… but I’m sure Brian brown had more influence lol. Welcome to the gleaner cult 😂

Are you just messing around or did you get the big one!?

That's all we get?!

are many farmers doing fall fertilizer ? thanks

How did the corn and soybeans yield ?

Sweet

Haven't seen a video in a while hope everything is going good with you and your family. It's been a crazy start to harvest here in Pennsylvania with the weather.

Man, I do good work. Hahaha! Thanks for putting me in your video

I seen a couple short clips of me spraying your beans. Man I do good work. Lol

I did this spraying. Lol. I hope I did a good job.

you want sell one?

Like the new paint scheme except it looks kinda like the old White combines.

when are you going to do a video of you upgrading to a s series Gleaner?

The hole in the middle looks smaller. Did the bolt fit ok?

The 3200 looks like something from transformers

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Instead of generic lbs per acre (Find out germination and seeds per lb. Find out plants per acre and go from there it takes some time but will save money in the long run...I remember my dad got mad at me in the early 80's we had 370 acres of marginal flood prone bean ground in what was known as the Floodway in Poinsett County Arkansas. We had bought some soybean seed from a cousin in Southeastern Missouri . The seed were small I had already planted our normal varieties with our standard bean plates. I went to the Floodway and put in a hopper of the seed my cousin had sold us I remember that we tried to plant 8 to 10 seed per foot of row. These seed on the lowest setting with our plates was dropping 14 to 15 seed per foot. So I went to town and bought another set of plates put them in and hit my target of 8 to 10 seed per foot. I planted 220 acres of beans in one field and used a little over 100 bushels to plant.. my dad said that was not enough we had bought over 400 bushel of seed beans.. and he was still planting by old school rule of a bushel per acre in rows 1.5 bushels broadcast. We got a good stand with what I planted and then we got what was called the June rise water came up and drowned the crop out. When the water went down Iwe still had enough seed to replant... still planted 1/2 bushel on the replant got another good stand. DAD WAS NO LONGER MAD....

I would buy the 62 sitting next to it. The difference in performance is quite substantial. I had a 52, traded for a 62, and there was no comparison.

Did you win the lottery or something? I just watch the other video before this one. And you had a Ferris 2100 model. Then you also had the Ferris Midnight 3200 model. And now while watching this video you now have a regular 3200 model. That's three Ferris mowers.

I have a Ferris IS 3200Z 61" cut, and I want to swap out my mulching blades with Oregon G6 mulching blades. Would you by chance have the part number for these blades? Thanks. Steve

Nice man

that farm equipment be looking sexy af!!!

Worked on them all 1998 and newer the ones you want easiest machine on the market

That’s cool that you can you something of your grandpas on your farm once you get it fixed up. Would make a great auger tractor for emptying out grain bins once you build some of course!

Thank you for sharing that with us. That would make a nice restoration project.

No buy new keep it 20 years.

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When installed all the windmills around here, they spent alot of money widening intersections so the trucks/trailers hauling the long loads can turn. They also had spend alot of money moving or raising power & cable lines (either permanently or just temporarily). AND they spent alot of money making gravel roads to each one of the tower sights. I don't think they will ever recover all what they spent for the amount of electricity they produce!

Growing up we would always go taking signs that friends put up for their seed they sold and moving them in front of drowned out spots along the road in other fields. Spent the whole summer chasing our Bo-Jac signs they would do the same to.