1st Pass Cultivating Hastings Prolific Corn 🌽

[@robertbarlow6715]

Yes God loves us.

[@Jtwes]

Hey Robert. Thanks for watching.

[@kennethunderwood7767]

Enjoy channel. Relaxing. Most of all your witness.

[@bobbyscott8024]

Hey Joey, let's not talk about our ''minds'', ok? I was just thinking yesterday while I was side-dressing our cabbage with my 100, or was it the day before...lol, how enjoyable it is to cultivate with these tractors! My favorite I think, apart from corn, is field peas! ''While we were still sinners Christ died for us''! Hallelujah! Great as always my friend!

[@Jtwes]

Thank You Bobby and Amen on summing it up.

[@samfreeman8299]

Sooner or later gonna find me some rolling cultivators.

[@Jtwes]

Hey Sam . I hope you do. They do a great job.

[@toddcreech3763]

Love those rolling cultivators. I have some on my tractor. The 140 engine is the music I like to hear. lol

[@Jtwes]

Hey Todd. Thanks for watching. I like the engine my self but I look forward to hopefully one day getting to rebuild the drive line it gets a little noisy. Lol

[@granada025]

That's pretty work.

[@Jtwes]

Hey Jerry good to hear from you.

[@thekentuckian8375]

Good ole North Carolina. Lived 3 years off post at Fort Bragg. Wonderful people. Had my wife( but wasn’t married yet) Brought home $108.00 a month. As a pvt. Local people found out what a hard time we was having and started feeding us out of their garden, and meat out of their freezer. Just wonderful people. Really hated to leave there. God bless them.

[@Jtwes]

We definitely could use a little more of that mentality now days. Thanks for watching.

[@jeffmc7946]

Great looking stand

[@Jtwes]

Thank You Jeff.

[@lamontpowell6235]

Looking good Joey. I got to use Daddy's Farmall 100 to plant his garden today. What a joy. Now we need a nice slow rain.

[@Jtwes]

One of these days we’ll have to met up when your in town.

[@lamontpowell6235]

@@Jtwes agree.

[@kkennedy9623]

There is a certain amount of peace and relaxation that come with cultivating a garden. The tractor and land are long gone but thanks for the memory. You took me way back.

[@Jtwes]

I’ve always said I guess it’s my Golf so to speak.

[@Letha222]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Jtwes]

Thank You Letha.

[@jimkaufman977]

Ur right that is cultivating really nice , I know what ur talking about . You can thank Meredith for steering me too ur channel. And thank u for doing her star satellite internet hookup !! Love ur channel!!

[@Jtwes]

Hey Jim Thank you for coming over. I hope to get back over there soon to do a few more little things.

[@jimkaufman977]

@@Jtwes Joey mention my name to Meredith she should remember me , I sent the family over the years some gifts .

[@Jtwes]

Will do

[@jimkaufman977]

Have her show u the wooden flag I made a year ago for her , turned out pretty good for being my first one .

[@markplowboygreen1295]

Enjoy your channel very much , I have 140 , Super A and cub , use have Super c , Hastings is good corn , we use plant Hastings , Mosley and Hickory King , mostly Hickory King

[@Jtwes]

Hey Mark. Thank you. You have a few nice tractors there.

[@dthompson3147]

Just got a 140 with cobbled pieces, I'm sure it worked for them! I was able to put the planter & fertilizer hopper on and IT WORKED! I have been studying your videos as my only reference. (Putting the chain together was a breakthrough!!! ) Thank you for the information!! From central Mississippi.

[@Jtwes]

Hey D Congratulations on the 140. I’ll be glad to help anyway I can.You can email me at [e-mail]

[@waveoglesby2920]

Those shovel plows look like they are doing a good job!!!

[@Jtwes]

There eating hard as a subscriber said lol

[@joewilson1457]

I have a Farmall cub with Rollin cultivator they work great takes a lot of the work out of gardening the only thing that I would like is the split hydraulic system if you drop one you have to drop both, another good show and God bless

[@Jtwes]

Hey Joe it’s funny you mentioned that. I was thinking when I read that how I will get in a hurry sometimes and drop both on the 140.

[@johnhall1614]

Great work

[@Jtwes]

Thank you John

[@torril4904]

I'm in love with that tractor! So simple and purrs like a kitten. Thanks for allowing me to watch. 😀

[@jamiepeeler9660]

Looking good! Awfully satisfying to cultivate with Super A / 140.

[@Jtwes]

Hey Jamie.

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

The rolling cultivators are exactly what that corn needed. You wrapped that corn up like a Christmas present. Good looking stand Joe!

[@Jtwes]

When it gets a little more leg on it I can really do some wrapping. Thanks for watching.

[@robertpayne2717]

I deeply regret not fixing my my granddads B.F. Avery model V the biggest problem was that my dad really liked to keep the old homestead clean up and he made a deal with an old man who what we called a scrapper was allowed to haul of Scrap iron so by the time I got old enough to be interested in doing anything with it all its special implements had been hauled for scrap iron. Disc, moldboard plow cultivator, planter etc.

[@Jtwes]

That has happened all to much . Hate to see that good old steel get scraped out.

[@robertpayne2717]

Would be nice if you found a rolling fender to attach to your cultivator, you could easily then shallow up the rolling cultivator and speed up the ground speed...

[@Jtwes]

They make some shields I just don’t use them.

[@aubreyland3972]

Brother I sure wish I could get my rolling cultivators to stay put like that on my 140. Jack, you have that one set and set well. Well done.

[@aubreyland3972]

PS, thank you for sharing the gospel like you do, unashamed.

[@Jtwes]

Hey Aubrey Don’t feel bad I think it’s my next video I show a cheat I use to get them dialed in the same spot.

[@aubreyland3972]

I won't miss it then. Nothing works as well as rolling cultivators. After that do a video on how to permanently rid the farm of nut grass 😂

[@patdoka5716]

God bless you Joe. I often wonder how people survive with out having GOD in the their lives. Keep on praising GOD every day!!! All the best to you and your family!!!

[@Jtwes]

Thank You Pat. It is a great mystery. I just hope they don’t wait to long.

[@rorywilliams7706]

Joey, what is the Hastings corn? Field corn for livestock? I've not heard of it before seeing your videos But amazing how relaxing being on the tractor is to me - you nailed it right on the head, man.

[@Jtwes]

It’s a Heirloom corn I’ll put a link to Brother Scott and you can hear him tell it better than me lol. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6a1XqJuZbKooNU

[@ronfarmhand5179]

Precision cultivating! Got my rolling cultivators dialed in , thanks for your help. Man those rear feet are digging in!

[@Jtwes]

That’s what another subscriber said about those back feet. Lol

[@nathanalmond8280]

Good looking stand and it was definitely doing a great job cultivating. Good video as always Joey. Amen we can't understand the extent of God's love and grace for us.

[@wayneminor5559]

I'm intrigued with this video. I love laying off rows and cultivating with my 1951 Farmall Cub. I don't have the rolling cultivators but love working with it nonetheless. Thanks for sharing this awesome video.

[@Jtwes]

Hey Wayne . Thank you for watching.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

That's some pretty corn. Ours is the best we've ever had this year also. I just layer mine by earliest I've ever done it I believe.

[@Jtwes]

I hope to get a little more 10-10-10 on it next pass and when I lay it by I’ll hit it with 29-0-0 But it’s like you said the other day Lord willing well do that . With corn you never know.

[@toneylamey9488]

Wonderful camera work there Will ! You two young men do such great upclose shots that it makes me feel like I'm right there with y'all ! 🙏❤🚜

[@Jtwes]

Thank You Toney.

[@stanleyconrad4234]

Joey I see you are picking up comments as you add viewers. That is a great thing, as their comments bring out points to help us newbie’s. Sadly at some point you will become unable to respond to all. I suppose that will be a good day for the channel, but a sad day for some of us as well. You are slowly bringing back my faith. The power of a 140, who knew! Stan here.

[@Jtwes]

Thank You Stan . God Bless You.

[@stanleyconrad4234]

Good day Joey. Thanks for the video. As you teach us non farmer types I continue to learn and realize there is so much more to learn. I learn from the comments as well. Your sons do a wonderful job with the camera IMO. As far as not “remembering your lines”, give it another 25 years. God is great my friend. Stan here.

[@SoybeanFarmer3300]

I am so glad my first cousin Scott told me about your Channel. PTL another believer in the Word.🙏 The only way I know to create camera work as smooth and as fluid as what you've got in this video is through the use of a gimbal. The only way I know to create the perfect audio that you have in this video is through the use of a clip-on microphone. I say good job for investing in yourself so you can create these very enjoyable videos. Lilliston rolling cultivators really do a nice job. 🙂

[@Jtwes]

I’ve been watching your channel. You and Scott take good care of the land . I must admit you guys do a better job with the field borders than I would. William and Sam do 99% of my videos. I do the editing. Thank you for watching and commenting. I look forward to watching your beans grow.

[@Dunlap-uj5zl]

👍

[@Jtwes]

Thank You Dunlap

[@bengray1086]

I am new to the use of the 140. So, I watch every little detail to learn as much as I can about my own 140. What I am noticing is that sometimes Joey mounts the roto-cultivators to the front bars (I'm sure there is a name for these bars...). In other videos, I have seen him mount them to the larger bars in the middle of the tractor. Which position is best? Or, does it matter that much?

[@Jtwes]

Hey Ben Welcome. The weight of them makes a difference we’re I mount them some times. If you have some 4 gang rolling cultivators you can probably get by with mounting them on the arms of the tractor with cuffs. Five gang are so heavy they are better off using extension arms and mounting them were your lay off bar goes. Plus mounting them with extension bars gives a better view of what there doing verses mounting with cuffs.

[@waveoglesby2920]

It would be nice to show us the set up of the rolling cultivators so we can set our up the same way.

[@Jtwes]

I do a little in the next video.

[@evamorea1118]

I love you Sammy! Great job Joey 👍 What an amazing job on filming the video Will!👏👏👏

[@KrazyKajun602]

It's nice when you have sandy soil, it just flows. not that easy here in louisiana with clay.

[@Jtwes]

Hey Wayne Thanks for watching. I think I mentioned this a long time ago but we have some poor spots I just have cherry picked the best spots. If I had to plant the whole field it would show.

[@waveoglesby2920]

Did you go through the field twice?

[@Jtwes]

Hey Wave No just once.

[@Legalmachinist]

The rolling cultivators certainly do a fine job next to the corn. But, I don’t understand running the spade instead of the v shaped plow after the wheels. The spade seem to make a trench rather than just unpacking the soil. Next time through it will get even deeper. Can you explain your approach? Thanks. Very nice to watch!

[@Jtwes]

Hey Blue sky thanks for watching. It’s a personal preference mostly. I like running the shovel feet till the last plowing. I try to keep the middles busted up as much as possible. It also helps maintain tractor drift because the wheels are kinda in a ditch. Once I lay it by I will do it with sweeps and it will flatten that out nicely.

[@Legalmachinist]

@@Jtwes Ah, that makes sense too. Thanks for the reply. Looking forward to watching how the corn comes out!

[@deanbarr5740]

Love these video's. I think Farmall had it going, no matter how much farming has evolved over the years. I still like the old ways better. When I was growing up in the 60's my dad had a 7 shovel cultivator pulled by a horse. We always had the cleanest weed free garden. We Never did own a roto tiller. Appreciate your Christian faith too.

[@Jtwes]

Thanks Dean. I grew up on this old stuff just never grew out of it. Lol

[@rogerturman2467]

We have a loving and care God that we can never thank enough for all the things he does for us every day. Thank you God

[@OldRedTractors]

Too many people are afraid to give thanks because of fear of others. so keep it up, you're doing the right thing. Lastly let Sammy drive, he was looking a little bored back there.

[@Jtwes]

I was going to when the corn gets a little taller.

[@waveoglesby2920]

What gear are you running in Joey? I’ll be doing this next week.

[@Jtwes]

1st I hardly ever hit 2nd on any cultivating.

[@nedcarter6553]

Thank God you don't have red clay!!

[@Jtwes]

Got a few spots on about 20 rows I’m going to plant in about a week. I ran a subsoiler through them tonight it was dark and I didn’t get a chance to film it.

[@leonelflores8050]

Como estan si ensenelo para k sea buen agricultor como usted

[@Jtwes]

Planeo dejar que cultiven un poco cuando las plantas crezcan un poco.

[@robertbarlow6715]

What hooks the rolling cultivator to my 140.

[@Jtwes]

You can use a slide arm or a cuff. Cuff would be my last resort.

[@robertbarlow6715]

Thank you. I have been a heavy equipment mechanic for over 44 years I can repair it but operate it we got a problem. I can't dig a hole with a excavator but a shovel or post hole diggers look out I got this.

[@CodyStarling]

I am in search of a draft bar for my fast hitch if anyone runs across one I am in eastern Nc

[@Jtwes]

Have you looked at www.burchstoretractors.com

[@robertbarlow6715]

Nut grass is a pain.

[@Jtwes]

Yes and if it rains tomorrow that’s going to put me in a battle with it pretty quick.

[@OldRedTractors]

Oh yeah, coca cola from Mexico is better than here