Cultivating 360° - John Deere 4020

Today we cultivate in 360° and take tissue samples!
I'll do a follow up on the tissue sample results!
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[@MatthewHoag77]

7:27 The moment that our humble correspondent turned into Cornholio. LOL! "You will give me your tissue samples!" Thanks for the video, Ryan!

[@malevolent_70]

Are we considered old if we know who Cornholio is? LOL

[@MatthewHoag77]

I sure hope not, but I'm probably wrong. I guess it depends on the perspective of the person doing the considering.

[@2cylinderfarmer]

LMFAO! I hope not either.....

[@lukestrawwalker]

LOL first thing that came to mind-- "I am the Great Cornholio... I need TP for my bunghole....bungholio... Are you threatening me??" LOL:) Later! OL J R :)

[@MatthewHoag77]

Remind Travis and all the Kuster family to keep Ryan away from the coffee and soda before filming.

[@mstr-farms257]

"hey my eyes are up here!" Lol

[@ryanblosser7681]

I didn't notice rocket til u started talking to him😂

[@therighteousrobbiehill8527]

Ahh the great cornholio! I need tp for my corn samples

[@bhilbrand88]

Loved this video! It was such a cool perspective!

[@warny835]

This is coolest video ever!!! I'm walking around in circles in my living room.😀

[@noahschoenike2412]

You just took farming videos to the next Level!!!

[@robnelson1393]

360' is sweet! Some of the tractor views reminded me of my days in the seat way back when.

[@TheBuvaCrew]

Really enjoyed this video!!!

[@birdsnestfishing698]

Awesome!! Finally got to watch this after my busy weekend and definitely is so cool with the 360 and VR!

[@johnnyessick7208]

Great video. Hope you do more like this .

[@jacobsimpson3901]

Love this 360 degree view man great job Ryan and Travis

[@spongecake1411]

Best video ever!!

[@jacksonhunterandfarmer2673]

Great vid Ryan

[@dewainwoodard4840]

Great video Ryan thanks for sharing have a great day

[@jeremyphillips2494]

Great video!

[@olliedeolifant2307]

This is realy Nice ,keep up THE Nice vlogs 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@larrydean9331]

Awsome video after I learned what 360 is and how it works you get to see so much more can't wait until the next one👍👍👍

[@mattycraddock5732]

Awesome video pls do more of these 360 they look amazing 👍

[@J12345cats]

bad ass video, reminds me of cultivating corn with my dads 4020 back in day

[@cjjack-qk9qp]

Keep up the great videos. That 360 is fun to watch, please do more of them.

[@jrice1091]

Love the 360 footage.The shots out the back and on top are what I liked. It was like I was riding on the tractor.

[@chiefscrudu5199]

Love the 360 view

[@TommyMillerVlogs]

Love the 360!!

[@chriszuniga5492]

Really like how you bring great content to how farmers work !

[@yodamiser6728]

great video

[@oliverhardy9332]

Love the 360 please do another video like this

[@TDS4x4]

I just figured out the 360,Pretty Cool!!!

[@Brian.N]

Loving the 360 view,great video

[@jessescharbach1810]

I like your videos keep them up ryan

[@josephchapin8793]

Nice video Ryan

[@otherstuffbybob]

The 360 was fun

[@handhoutdoorsbythehunters5509]

That was cool.

[@timwestendorf8303]

I love the 360° videos

[@davidvincent3010]

Another great video! When you get the results back its going to give you data for the field not those specific spots you were having issues with?

[@brandon6162]

I’ve been watching you from the start I’ve learned a ton. On my farm we have a lot of old tractors and I was wondering if you could show us your old tractors, if you still have them.

[@gusbaucom1444]

loved it

[@nielsdybro9759]

It looks like the front axle on the 4020 is set a little on the wide side for the 30" corn row spacing.

[@robertduffy5302]

360 very nice thank you

[@hturbo1007]

At 7:50 I noticed that you have lint in your belly button LOL.

[@deere2120]

Nice video Ryan. You could make more 360 videos please

[@GRIMRPR6942]

For future reference, at the 1:45 mark, you better check that hose coupling by the rear tire on the tractor, it was spittin alot.

[@williamcherry7336]

Love it

[@IHVA-ir9gp]

What gear/speed are cultivating in?

[@cdarting91]

Steering breaks are nice

[@samueljoejr5191]

Hey Ryan, Cool video. I'm not a farmer but that corn looks good to me.Thx.

[@MegaTomtom69]

Do yall hunt out of the deer blinds or do you lease the farms theyre built on?

[@SlipShodBob]

Reminds me of one of our neighbour's field I have a feeling is about sixty acres when round baling it takes me 10 - 15 minutes to go from one end to the other or 30 if the crop is so thick it nearly lifts the tractor up.

[@paulheim5389]

Great video as always. I almost made my self dizzy spinning around with my phone trying to see everything.

[@camjack0219]

Great video! Ryan I don’t know how much music you listen but I was wondering if you’ve heard the song Caught up in the country and was wondering what you thought about it?

[@lukalabelle5840]

do 360 in all your videos love your videos

[@smartbarn]

Hey guys, what recording equipment do you use? Love your videos!

[@jbmbanter]

Great idea on what to do with the dang field rocks! Make a hard road! I don't know about you guys but it drives me crazy when you get to the end of a long row and have to turn and drive over good corn.

[@lukestrawwalker]

Yeah never really realized how steep that part of the drive is til you see it in the 360 degree view... I know they said it was REALLY steep there and they had to be really careful with grain carts and stuff because it would push the tractor and potentially lose control, but it's hard to judge that in a "regular" video because the perspective is lost... unfortunately *most* cameras only see in 2 dimensions, and so we lose most of the references our brains use to perceive depth, distance, and slope in most videos (perhaps one day everything will be recorded and viewed in 3D, but until then, this is as close as it gets!) I know our Shiner farm looks practically flat on video and in still pictures, when it's actually fairly hilly... not as hilly as theirs is, but still hilly. The Needville farm, on the other hand, IS pool-table flat... about 3 feet of elevation change in a half-mile from the north end of the farm to the south end. That's it. At Shiner, the difference between the SW corner and the NE corner of the farm (which is 1/2 by 1/2 mile) is nearly 200 feet of elevation... and there's 2 valleys running through the farm roughly north to south, and the front and back are on ridges basically... Later! OL J R :)

[@waterskiingfool]

How do you shoot in 360 is it like a ball camera?

[@koltguernsey2508]

Lol this video is so trippy

[@ReolSPro]

funny how that used up every bit of my 100M/bit - how long did it take to upload?

[@shanetiarks64]

Cool

[@RiverbendBicycles]

That's amazing technology. I need to learn how 360 works because at the moment it seems like pure voodoo magic.

[@lukestrawwalker]

It's basically two (or more) cameras back-to-back, filming both ways at the same time. Probably more than 2 actually, as the angle of the field of view needs to cover the full 360 degrees and most of the way up and down. The wider the field of view of the lens the less cameras required, with a minimum of 2-- one filming forward one backward, or one to one side and the other to the other side. They film everything at the same time from their separate perspectives, and the video of the two is combined or 'stitched together' in the computer... It's just cool as heck... They used to have something similar at the old Astroworld amusement park in Houston... it was called the "Senso-sphere" (IIRC) and it was basically a big dome with 6-7 image projectors (basically TV projectors) arranged back-to-back in the center of this spherical room about 30 feet or so in diameter with a white interior... there were short black carpeted walls and a smooth floor in part of the room and some chairs in the other half... You could sit in the chairs leaned back like planetarium chairs, or lay down on the floor or up against the walls, or just stand around... The projectors showed a film that was made by having a rig with 6-7 cameras mounted on it, all recording outwards so the field of views basically all touched edge-to-edge... as something passed out of the edge of the field of view of one camera, it came into the field of view of the next camera... so you could look in any direction and see whatever you wanted to look at, just as if you were there in real life... They mounted the camera rig on top of a car and drove through a city and some pretty countryside, mountains, desert, etc. Then they had it mounted under a helicopter or plane and flew over the beach, ocean, and under a high bridge, over the city and countryside and stuff... it was really cool... Some people got kinda seasick and if you leaned back in your chair, you felt like the room was moving as the perspective changed-- even though of course the room didn't move, our brains perceive seeing everything in front of them moving in a certain way as *us* moving instead of the image... They even had a warning about it when you went in to the theater, and told you to close your eyes for a few moments if the sensation got too strong! It fun thing to do to cool off after getting scorched in the nearly 100 degree heat and humidity of a summer day at Astroworld, because they kept the air conditioning maxed out in there and it was about 65 degrees in there at all times.. Don't know what became of it when they tore down Astroworld... sad. They have something similar at Epcot in the Florida Disney park... you can see a video shot in a similar way (but designed to be projected on like 4-6 screens in front of you, for a larger audience at one time) that covers basically a 180 degree view, so you get your full peripheral vision, and can look around like you're seeing it from a car or plane window... The one is called "Oh Canada!" in the Canada pavilion and the other is about China in the China pavilion at Epcot... I used to do the same thing with 35 mm photographs... I'd stand in a certain place on vacation with a spectacular view, and then sight through my camera and note particular trees or mountaintops or light poles or landmarks at each edge of the image, take a picture, then pivot slightly to the left or right, align that object or landmark just inside the opposite edge of the image and take another picture, spot another landmark on the other edge of that picture, then pivot again, repeating the process over and over until I either covered the entire 180, 240, or full 360 degree view I wanted... After the pictures were developed, all one had to do was overlap and align those objects in the successive photos along the edges (or trim the photos so half of the object was on one photo and the other half was in the next one over) and then tape them together side-by-side on the back of the photos, and presto-- full panoramas... That's exactly what the "panorama" setting on your phone camera does... it takes multiple images and then electronically "stitches" them together, just like trimming and taping photographic prints together in the old days... This 360 degree camera does the same thing, but as a moving picture or video by stitching together each of the 30 frames per second (or whatever the frame rate is) to make a full moving panorama... just like the Sense-o-sphere... Of course to make it possible for you to "look around" using your mouse on your computer, adds another level of difficulty, as a "grid pattern" must be established for the elements of each image, and then the computer has to be able to sense the directions you're telling it via your mouse or phone and shift the view to match that "grid pattern" that it displays on your monitor or screen... Makes the sense-o-sphere look easy, since it only needs to project exactly what that particular camera saw in the rig onto that section of the spherical screen in front of it, and you chose what to look at by moving your own eyes and head... Later! OL J R :)

[@ontarioagguy2769]

Hey Ryan I am going to the farm day when will you mail out the tickets??? We haven't gotten ours yet.

[@HowFarmsWork]

They’ll be sent out Sunday!

[@ontarioagguy2769]

Okay thanks really appreciate the reply.

[@jacksonhunterandfarmer2673]

Is that a deer stand in the middle of your corn field?

[@lucaslex9327]

I am gonna be honest, I think this is you should do this on every video!

[@kevinwillis9126]

THE 360 IS EXCELLENT.. Thanks for a great vid Ryan...

[@farmingdiaries8005]

Can you do a video on how to do a 360 video

[@andriusv5580]

Why you don't seed wheat, barley or conola?

[@timbod3367]

I guess if you're off track just a little.. you remove your crop. Noticed at the turn you do run over some corn. I wondered about that. Great video.

[@JimEstep12071]

A good opportunity to see the beautiful farmland you guys have. Love the 360 video. Is the render time any different fro the 4k from the other day? The video was stitched together very well, was it harder to do that? What program did you use to do it? Thanks Ryan !!!

[@stevemondal.]

Jim, thank you for the new intro for Travis. Great job.

[@HowFarmsWork]

Gopro has a program it uses to stitch the video together called fusion studio but it only works with their camera. It takes a pretty fast computer to use it without crashing!

[@retros1]

Hope you're gonna make a 360 video from the harvester later on ;)

[@danielsweeney6742]

Ryan that 360 view is awesome! On the tractor did you add the cab to it? I see a lot of yellow on the windows and roof. Also there is a tube channel that might help you put that rust in check. Mustie1. He uses wax from toilet rings to seal out the weather from the rust. Might help.

[@robertlawson2298]

Hey Ryan you should do more 360 videos

[@superpuncher7806]

Do some more 360 vidoes

[@jeffgixer5185]

I see that you are putting the leaf samples all in one bag. One a field of that size would it be beneficial to take samples from different areas and keep them separate, especially the problem areas so you know what you're lacking in what area? Maybe only parts of the field need more of something.

[@jeffgixer5185]

John Haas no it can't. A yield map just tells them the yield, it doesn't tell them what a specific area is missing. That could be done with separate samples. It's just like when they do grid samples, they are kept seperate.

[@Jon_-tc7bk]

he caught me when he said my eyes are up here

[@bryangill7736]

Audio wasn't as good as in the past. Hope you get your hay in before the rain. We had strong storms in Northwest Wisconsin on 6/15 and more rain over the weekend.

[@edcs13]

Up close and personal with Travis

[@yodamiser6728]

Hey Ryan you need to watch the newest toy tractor times video; the main farm is in it!!!!!!

[@jackbrown9681]

The 360 vids are some of my favorite

[@larrysheriff8251]

Hey Travis, Take Care, Take it easy, and Trust JESUS !

[@markmortensen4341]

Really like the 360* view. The only bad I can say was at the 9:24 minute Mark, we lost most of the sound and not sure why❓ But thanks as usual for the video.

[@markmortensen4341]

BIlly the SMall Bong thorton from india ---I could hear the wind and NO it wasn't the wind. He was talking and then it went quiet. That's why I said it to him so HE would know.

[@darransutch6439]

Was it just me that didnt read the title properly and spent a couple of minutes looking at the floor and sky thinking something was going to happen

[@andreww.9939]

Darran Sutch I did that the first time he made one of these!

[@minnesotaoutsider1083]

I am getting 112 John Deere tomorrow

[@nickbosler7198]

Ryan, your videos are getting better and better every time you post, keep up the great work, this video is awesome, I love watching your videos

[@leslietaber7391]

More 360 videos

[@videofun3218]

Lol VR farming. Outside before that's good Stitchie.

[@2cylinderfarmer]

I am Cornholio I need T P for my bung hole LMFAO!!!!!!!!

[@nintendoryan2245]

I really enjoyed this. Please do more 360 videos in the future!!!! Also tell Travis to notice me! Again this was fun to watch. Gonna like and share this!!!!!

[@jonathanpfister3836]

4020 power 360 vid

[@TallTexasGMan]

It took me quite a bit to realize this was a 360 and how to navigate. I just kept seeing your feet. Thought what the heck.

[@claytonoverly189]

I did not like these videos for a while until I saw you can change the view

[@stuartsplace100]

hay Ryan,what is up with your vid?

[@stuartsplace100]

can hardly hear u in some of the vid

[@HowFarmsWork]

It was pretty windy that day and the camera’s mics were overwhelmed

[@fredwood2001]

+stuartsplace100 Sorry but I hate the 360° vids.

[@chenesplit9158]

What a Pity ! My internet reception is too had for 360 .

[@filipstrojek6485]

lovely i want more 360 videos

[@itsMatthu]

Even easier using the w a s d - keys

[@nathamon3099]

HEY BOY

[@Jeremy_811]

I love the 360 videos! How do you make them though like what camera do you use to do it?

[@michiganfarmer69]

It is a camara that is called a 360 camara

[@ivanmontes2144]

Do all your videos 360.

[@TheFarmingLife]

Thanks for the video I don't know if the 360 quality is having problems but I don't think I would buy one. Just make it real it's farming have a great day

[@jlsmith6310]

I really enjoy the 360 videos for a change . Not every one , but now and then they are pretty neat. Your only second farm channel I've seen use it . Rice Farming TV was the first I ever saw use it before.

[@abdlatifabdlatif1567]

My dream is to drive tractor and heavy machinery from the young people. Here I am great and I learned to drive the tractor, but I could not find work

[@frankishrebellion9479]

7:43 Ahkmed muhammad Ri ayne

[@jackthefarmer8516]

What truck should I get?

[@Dale.Nienow]

Ghosty Locxs4 get a chevy 2500HD I have one and it is awsome had nothing wrong with the truck!

[@jackthefarmer8516]

Dale Nienow Okay.Is ford good?

[@Dale.Nienow]

Ghosty Locxs4 no ford I had a ford truck nothing but problems, I have 3 chevy trucks all run excellent!

[@jackthefarmer8516]

Dale Nienow Do you have the chevrolet 3500?

[@Dale.Nienow]

Ghosty Locxs4 yes I have a a chevy 2017 3500HD, chevy 2016 2500HD, and a chevy 2019 6500HD dump truck (for lawncare, landscaping and snow removal bissness)

[@wayneblake1886]

You need to go back to the other lens