Low oil level is a sure thing to happen 😊

No-Till-Farmer from northern Germany here. My Experience: heavy soil and it works better than on light soil. 1000liters of rain per m2 per year. And half of year nearly zero evaporation through could northern climate.

@@TioPablitoGaviria The vast majority of northern Germany consists of light, sandy soils...The heavier, silt/ clay soils are in the south of Germany

@@moogman5 I farm on loam and clay soil. Close to baltic sea. We have loam and clay soils at the East coast, humus sandy soil in between and heavy clay at the west coast close to northern sea. And we have lots of rain. 1000mm/m2/year. Still couldnt harvest our barley yet because of rain all time. A few kilometers away even 1300mm rain/m2 was recorded by a friend who farms on light Humus Sand soil. Actually the Last 12months were really wet here.

@@TioPablitoGaviria Try heavy deep till and see if your yields improve

@@moogman5 Until last year we used plow and power harrow. Caused enormous erosion in the past and soil had no stability, soil life always was reduced massive. First year no-till and its possible to drive with slurry tanker all around the Field without causing compaction. Soil life explodes and problematic weeds just don’t germinate because no much soil is disturbed. Less hours on the tractor and less fuel consumption. I prefer go full scale no-till now.

Browning Cadan 99b out of plainview Texas

Nothing since may and not much then. This was filmed yesterday. So dry. 25 days left to plant. Sure hope we get some.

@@jessaryenterprises Ouch! No wonder my Aunt in Portales didn't answer me when I sent her pictures

And I don’t know why.

For the field yes. That baler had around 10,000 on it when I sold it shortly after this year was over. Bought my Deere 460m round Baler. That’s what I have now.

We put down 10 tons of dairy barnyard down and break it in every few years. And put down some dry urea some years in between. Sometimes we don’t due to drought.

I have the parts but not worked on it yet. Sorry but I will soon.

What hay field? Where I flew the drone? It’s not around any of their old hay fields. This is in Smyrna Georgia. A suburb of Atlanta. It was a land fill before the park. A great improvement from what it once was. No, the farm is about a hour south of there, in Newnan or Rosco, Georgia. So this isn’t the hay field or fields your thinking about I don’t think.

@@jessaryenterprises I was JOKING that the park you were flying around would have made a nice hay field

That sounds good I will. Thanks for the suggestion!!

I’ll do the JD round Baler as well.

Thanks

Your welcome

What kind of help do you need. I’d be glad to help. Look me up and I’ll help you.

@@jessaryenterprises Will do. Thank you.

If you look back at some of my earlier videos, you can see me breaking in 10 tons per acre of barnyard manure. And a lot of plowing. We use dairy manure and some times we put down urea dry. But this year due to high prices of everything I’ll probably skip it.

@@jessaryenterprises awesome. I need to find the dairy manure here in central texas. I just put out 50 tons of chicken litter on 16 acres. Thanks for the info.

I’ll do a video on land prep. My channel does do wheat/spring and haygrazer/fall baling.