Something i have zero experience with right there. Unless you count dragging tanks around for my employer back in the day as experience.

Those dmi/case row units have no spring in the shank assembly they are directly bolted which is why you’re having issues . There’s no give anywhere else in that row unit compared to dalton and blue jet row units that have springs intergraded into the shank. I have same issue with my 4300 dmi .

Still one of my favorite jobs. Used to side dress all mine but went to preplanting jt. Way easier

Not sure if I missed you saying it, but why were you breaking so many bolts? Frozen ground? Do you know if you can add strip till units to these toolbars? Back in the early 2000s my cousins purchases a new similar DMI unit that had strip till components to form berms. Ultimately that's why I bought that 9220, I'd like to get a 12 row strip tiller behind it, but refuse to spend BIG $ on the exorbitantly-priced Soil Warriors & Kuhn Gladiators...they're really raping the farmer with their pricing.

That’s burning the midnight oil!

Happy cartoon Saturday morning iafarmer farmer. Old school story neighbor tell long ago he probably has passed winter plowing ground was frozen plow wouldn't go into ground or it would bounce out of the ground bent coulter's also busted rear end up in tractor they gave him loner he destroyed that too don't remember if he waited till spring after that. Fast forward 2024 Hy-Yee co out of Hawkeye up around WDM buyout grocery chain 10 to 15 stores in NW Hoosier think your around Spencer could say we're neighbors now

That used to be one of my favorite jobs. But as I got older and fatter, switching tanks got to be more work than fun. Now I just tell the fertilizer dealer to do it.

Hurry, hurry the corn needs it, about 6 months from now when the corn needs it, the gulf will have it all. It will be down the river.

Getting her done with the turtles 😮

Herding turtles 🐢 😂

Nice tractor thou obviously needs ripped!

You're gonna be hurting all your "tree-hugger" viewer's feelings on this one!

By the way you worded it I couldn't tell for sure if there was 3 different shots or not, but there's a combo PCV2 + Mycoplasma vaccine to save a shot for you, if you did 2 different shots for those. It's called Circumvent. I do 3 different vaccines, Circumvent, Ileitis, and an autogenous strep/glassers vaccine. The last one really made a difference in meningitis cases. The barn that has partially solid floors, do you have much trouble with manure buildup?

Do you own the barns? I didn’t know they made nursery style Murphy barns.

Do they go to JBS if so Iowa or Illinois

So do you grind the feed for all those pigs yourself?

Good evening iafarmer Can You Please Pardon me and pass the Popeye spinach I'll wash it down with a 1/glass of hogwash You can a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

We have a bunch of those trees too. Great when they were younger but now are falling over. That's a lot of pigs. Do they eventually make enough body heat to heat the barn or do you always need a little propane?

Happy Thanksgiving

That’s a lot of 🥓

So you’re a tree hugger 😂

I have had several times when the auto shutoff didn't trip. I think I have it narrowed down to that sensing tube getting plugged up, setting out in the weather.

I’d get real bored of that I’d think. How much extra N do you put on for COC? I started out all no till and seem to do more and more tillage every year. For 2025 I don’t know that I’ll no till any. Chiseled some bean stubble to break motor in on the 44. Sucks about fuel. $2.70/gal here the other day

I’m afraid with auto steer I’d fall asleep and not turn on the headland 😳😬🤣

$480 that’s all 🤦‍♂️ that’s a bargain 😂

Yeah the ground is very hard this year, the rain we got has helped but hard pulling, disking was slow going but in good going i could grab b3 with 4430 and the 22ft deere disk going 4-5inches deep. Chisel some endrows and yeah that was tough enough. didnt break anything but dont wanna do it again like that. I cant believe the amount of people putting Anhydrous on with how wet it is but what ever floats there boat...

3rd year into strip till on heavy black soil so far we are happy with it going to keep doing it until we have a problem there are fairly cheap used options. You don’t need to have the biggest and baddest brand new stuff when it comes to Strip Till you can make older or shop Built stuff work when you start to do the math comparing Strip Till conventional Till if you can maintain yield you can cut your inputs way down every system has its pros and cons. There’s some days that conventional tail is the golden ticket and there’s some days that Strip Till is the golden ticket. Just need to use the system that works best for you.

Happy Saturday cartoon morning iafarmer. Set yourself down and watch Popeye the Sailor Man with a can of spinach you'll feel a lot better . Once again Y'all have wonderful Thanksgiving with family and friends . Everything is so expensive it's a hogwash scenario and just get pennies on the dollar for all our hard work .I have Fred manual shut off it doesn't work either leave you with that

Sounding and looking good AJ! You sound tired...rightfully so. I'm so tired of Deere and their expensive parts...mainly all of them coming from CHINA these days too and all being manufactured by slave labor, most likely....Meanwhile CEO brags about profitability of Deere and how they've positioned themselves in the marketplace and he makes a record salary. I broke a similar style c spring on my Landoll VT...$105...THAT ya don't mind.

I forget if you have said before, but was that tractor ever turned up any at all? I sure like watching it work, especially doing tillage.

Those automatic shutoffs work every time as long as you are standing near it.

Keep working at it, Hope you still have and it's worked out for ya. The new ones are absolute junk.

Enjoyed the video my friend! God bless

It is a tough one. Too much year at the end of the crop. Keep on keepin’ on.

What's the red lever on the steering wheel?

Iafarmer. I have never heard so many farmers crying about crop yields this year ! Like they never thought the good train wouldn't end .Y'all know you got next season ,so get out there and till the ground and work on equipment over the off-season .Best to you and your family this holiday season .

Wow you guys had worse corn yields up there than I thought. Yeah that hole would have caused for some power loss. My combine situation is ok now, 6620 is gtletting fixed up and am trying to purchase a clean local 8820 as well now.

What’s the hp on the tractor you pull it with?

Did the same as you - finished up with harvest and went right into tillage. Congrats on being done with your corn! Great to watch the 9500 harvesting corn. Always great machines! (I finished my last past on some poorer yielding corn too)

I can complain on equipment this year 🤦‍♂️ stay tuned

Obviously the Pro Farmer tour overlooked your area when they was touring all the 300 bu corn fields and 80 bu bean fields.

ahhhh...excited to start and even more excited to finish! 😅 Ya gotta love 9500 combines. I think they were the greatest combine Deere ever built...decent size, reliable, and comfortable to operate.

I just finished up this week. It has been a challenging year. I've been too busy to slow down to do videos. There was not enough rain for beans, but around 11" of rain we got for the season made for bumper crop for corn. I couldn't believe how fast the grain tank kept filling up. Now, we need the corn price to go up to make up for the very poor bean yield.

Just imagine all the guys with 500,000 to million dollar combine payments on a combine that is worth 30% less than what they gave for it last year

It seems to me that yields of all sorts of crops are mediocre at best both in the USA and Europe with a combination of bad wet weather, poor crop establishment (especially winter cereals principally winter wheat last Autumn) significant pest and disease issues as well. Spring planted cereals have at least produced broadly satisfactory yields and reasonable to good quality. Forage maize has often been rather disappointing due to a lack of sun and heat. At least grass growth has been good and most folks have adequate to good winter supplies of fodder compared to last year - their main worry is about a shortage of straw for feed and bedding use

Brother in-law said he’s making average 215 and it’s as low as 11% moisture test weight sucks

Are you doing tillage yet or waiting for rain

bet you're glad to be done. You've got stuff looking nice as always and it's NOT junk! I'd much rather farm with older, paid for equipment...I'm working for me and NOT Deere or CNH Financial. How did you like that dryer and controls? They appear to be exactly like the new (to me) system I put in; just curious of dryer size? Mine a T12 and hoping it's not too small for us.

Y'all have some Farmers pass and all neighbors came to rescue . That was a nice thing to do ,don't know your location and theirs for you to help out

My stuff was also used to much when new. That was great. God bless