thank you. i found some "land cress" as google called it, in my garden and ive been letting them grow out, gettimg my husband not to weed wack them has been excruciating. i reckon theyre bout ready to harvest (all the parts that are in my lawn at least, i want the parts in my garden bed to go to seed) and ive been looking for recipes but couldnt find anything until i looked for Creasy greens. i appreciate the video, and will be trying to cook some up tonight

I hear y'all had the cicadas as well!!!

Unless those rear tires are worse than they look to me on camera they look fine?

good eatin right there

It's too late and doesn't matter in a way, but that small lever that goes either horizontal or vertical is the position control and the large lever that raises and lowers is the draft control.

What type of wire are you using for deer?

Happy independence day!

Keep the faith

Thanks again your videos are always helpful

The Mississippi purple hull pea is a crowder pea developed at Mississippi State University.

I've just gathered my first picking of Mississippi Purple Hulls. I'm going to follow it up with Mississippi Silver Skin Crowders. I use 0/20/20 fertilizer.

Happy 4th! enjoy a watermelon!

I fertilize my field peas too. I just fertilized them this morning with some 6-12-12.

Loved the video, nothing like seeing old school equipment at work. Hope all the peas come out.

Love Country Ham. It is readily available here in LA (Lower Alabama) Florida panhandle. I generally give mine a quick rinse, pat it dry, a touch of butter, low temp in a cast iron skillet. Cover to render the fat and moisture out. Flip, leave the lid off to cook down and brown- both sides. Remove the meat, deglaze with hot strong coffee, now the SECRET. A slurry of corn starch (1 teaspoon to 2-4 oz of water) add the slurry to the skillet and reduce the liquid until it leaves a dry trail when the spatula is dragged across the skillet. From there, biscuits and ham cover with gravy, or put the meat back in the gravy...enjoy.

Your garden looks a lot better than mine lol. It’s definitely always something from bad seed to bugs to crows rabbits deer bear birds and water always something. I have a set of rolling cultivators I use sometimes if the wire grass or Johnson grass gets heavy but I kinda keep it simple. I cultivate with the king cultivators flat on the ground and lay it by with the disc hillers later and that’s always worked great for me. Those hillers do a great job and it moves so much dirt at once it covers any grass or weeds up most of the time but that’s just how I do mine. My 140 is a 59. Farmboy59 has a 140 on like ours also

Man I like that 140! Beautiful tractor sir.

We have 2 gardens, 1 is 30'x300' and the other is 50'x100'. We have had to put a 5' woven wire fence around both as deer are here in herds, not to mention the turkeys and rabbits. The wire works on these, but the squirrels are just about as bad. They carried off every pear, apple, and plum on our trees. They have been known to get tomatoes as well. But one thing about the fence - it's a one time expense. We cut our own cedar fence posts - that helped. We also put a single strand electric wire about 6" away around the outside of the fence and about 6" off the ground to keep the raccoons from climbing the fence. It's a constant battle.

Congratulations on new subscribers!

Glad you were finally able to get a Farmall, it’ll be handy to have around. Those older style gas caps like yours has don’t vent as well. there are free replacements available if you might be interested. Farmall51 has a video about them. Good looking and running tractor!

One other about plowing late or laying by my dad would wait till hot afternoon to go over tall corn being wilted it wouldn't break the joints of the stalk

Looks like a good northeast GA garden with the rocks haha. Love that old 8n man

Ole Merry tiller is hard to beat. My yard pro does the job also as far as keeping it clean and open. God bless you!

I'm 45 mins from Edward's country hams but I've only had ones my family or I raised.. I've ate some at restaurants but not sure who made it.

What a gorgeous song!! So True!! I am beyond blessed!! 🙏❤️🙏🎹💖✝️🛐💖

Great video always enjoy learning from them all the tractor is great.always enjoy seeing vintage equipment in use!

Great video!! Thank You! I just bought one of these cultivators from Tractor Supply. It’s CountyLine branded, but made by Tarter. It’ll be used behind my 1998 Massey Ferguson 231 tractor. Where can I get some 6” sweeps for it? Thanks!

Good to see and hear for you again Brandon. Hope you and your family are all doing well.

I plowed a lot of baccar on a 130 Farmall.

I know you enjoyed making this video, Brandon. I've listened to C123 and IH straight-cut gears talk to me a long time and this 140 sure is talking pretty to you. We'll have to locate you a set of hilling disc for that thing.

Nice Brandon! You look at home on the 140 glad you got and looks like you got a good one! Always good to see a new video! God Bless!!!

We always added sorghum syrup to it

How wide are your rows?

Looks good bud. Your 140 sounds more stout than mine lol. Different muffler I guess

Nice tractor!

Good looking tractor! Them deer would taste good with them peas haha.

Good video. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing your time with all of us. I love seeing videos like this. We need more. LOL

Hello My Friend. Enjoyed seeing the Tractor.

Been awhile since I seen you congratulations on the tractor really nice shape.

You just screwed up adding water 😢😢😢

Congrats on your tractor! 🚜 God is good all the time!

My gear is close against the drive piece. It should have multiple holes. 1 for the fertilizer gear and 1 for the planter drive for sure. You maybe have the fertilizer gear on the planter hole

Brother this is an answer to prayer. I’m so happy for you!

Good looking machine. looking forward to seeing more videos of it

Just subscribed. Loved it

nice looking 140

Not only is it the right color, but it is a good-looking and good sounding one, to boot. Congratulations, Brandon! The chain is supposed to disengage when you lift the front lifts and pulls that idle cog into the chain when you drop the front lift. That's why the rod runs from the lift arm on the touch control box runs to it. Now, at the moment, I'd have to go look at one to remember exactly how it is put together. Looks like you have the front wheel weights, too!

Great tractor good to see you back

Con-grads Brandon, I know how much you wanted one!