You’re leaving a lot of hay that is not being raked or baled

Super cool to see a new vid.👍👍

Muy bien!!!

Also have 6 other molines that have there place as well. Lol.

Very nice to know that I'm not the only person running molines. Lol. I cut with a M670 super diesel. Rake with a 445. And round bale with my G1000 diesel. Nice video. Keep it up.

Cool video! I'm used to watering on a much smaller scale, so it's neat to see what watering a large field involves. Thanks for sharing!

I learned how to cultivate on a late 40's Minneapolis Moline R. Had a mounted two row cultivator on the front. I have not cultivated in more than a few years but I have been thinking about using this method again in the future.

Those old “automatic “ balers were ahead of their time. So simple just press one button and let the baler do the rest.

Nice videos, enjoy the old iron. Baled for years with a 565a, it’ll make good bales, when it wants to.

Another great video!!!!! love to see how different farmers run there farm! I make videos very similar talking about our farm. keep up the good work and god bless

Hopefully things are going ok in your neck of the Plains. Weather has been tough on the livestock this year here on the West Coast.

What brand mill? Looks kind of like the fairbury I have.

The 565a is a complicated baler. You had pretty good luck with for a first time. Being fully automatic there is lots to it . Those models hate damp hay.

I dream of being able to water my garden like this so dry in australia

Good in which state is you farm..

Nice job agriculture farming @ nature life feel happy

Can"t wait to see those MM"s in action.

Geezer, I was stunned to see the growth the corn has put on since your cultivation video...although it has probably been longer than I think since then...lol

we had a front mount it was so nice and we could adjust it easy

dad got it new

we had a Minneapolis just like yours

👍👏👏👏

this is not farming,so sad

A lister planter? I am unfamiliar with the term. I grew up on a small farm in Ohio but never farmed. We rented out our land. I did ride on the fender of a Ford tractor for hours with our leasee . My surrogate Grandfather who taught me many things about life that I live by 50 years later.

I can’t remember the last time I saw a cultivator running through corn. Perhaps 40 years ago. This is a treat!

Running the front tires next to the ridge is a great idea.

👍Give your dad a big thumbs up for putting up with the camera and distractions. 😎

The corn is starting to look good. I can remember watching you plant it on a video a month ago. Looking forward to seeing its progress in future videos.

Could you do an equipment tour video. I"d like to see all your tractors.

In Iowa the farmers have OVER fertilized to the point where even years ago in areal photos you could not tell bodies of water from hay fields due to the nitrogen run off.

That bigass spreader made 600# look like an awfully small batch, but 100#/acre is still what ya need. Hope your lil corn plants get a splash of rain to put that product to good use! Luv the old machinery doing its job still. Can't wait to see the cultivator in action.

Great video! It sure looked like a nice day for fertilising. You could see the sun shining pretty nicely. Looking forward to seeing the next video.

Awesome video. just found your channel. was going to call it a day but now I gotta catch up. lol thanks for taking us along on your adventures.

Will you cultivate with a go dig?

good channel, why only 200 sub. Greetings from Serbia

Seems like alot of tractor for that size of disk. But a go with what ya got.

I luv watching you guys makin' it happen with the older equipment. 😎 We grew silage corn for years, but it just didn't pencil out after all the costs rose so much 20 years ago. Hopefully you guys are making out on the grain aspect. It's fun to get your perspective.

Excellent process to watch and great commentary. I reckon we'll get to see the corn coming through on your next video. 🚜 🌽

I think you got a loose blade there

Funny, I was just wondering when you was going to put out a video. And here it is. So where are you in comparison to a typical year. I had an opportunity to travel from Pennsylvania back to Iowa (my home) and it looked like everyone was just getting into the field. For my operation I am a good month behind. The camera angle from the disc is an interesting perspective and the sounds from the moving parts . Enjoy the prairie views in your videos, reminds me of what I am missing.

It's going to look good once the corn has grown, and I'm looking forward to seeing future videos about it. On a side note i do like your T-Shirt. 👍🚜 👕

Do cows drink a lot of water?

Aaaahh... the never ending noise of weanling calves. LoL

Man what happened with your windmill??? I would like to see it again, you should paint it👌🏼

Why did not you paint it and straighten the baldes ??? Beautiful windmill ❤👌🏼 plant some flowers around it , windmills are jewels !!!!

Good video! I just found your Channel and I enjoyed watching you scuffle the corn or cultivate as you refer to it, being from Southern Ontario we always called it scuffling however, cultivating is also the correct term, I know a lot of people hated doing it however I never did I always enjoyed it, keep the good videos coming!

Those old gleaners are unbelievable. They are still relevant today. Love too see them work.

I'd never thought of Cedars being that invasive. It seem obvious that birds spread a lot of the seed due to so many along the fences. Here in our part of OR we have similar issues with Hawthorne and stone fruit trees. Getting it cleaned up will def make things look nicer and more productive for the livestock. 👍

Those weedy trees must be annoying, and I'm glad mum and baby calf are doing well.

Lol we have two of the same seed drills on my family's farm only difference is ours don't have steel wheels. We had a smaller one that had steel wheels but we scrapped it this last spring. Always cool to see Moline equipment being used though, that's pretty much the only kind of farm equipment my great grandpa and grandpa owned.