Don't Cry over Spilled Corn

Corn harvest continues with a couple bushels on the ground. Southern Maryland, USA

[@patrickmorgan3326]

All 5 of my grandchildren love those puffy Cheezits.

[@ourhoosierhome9935]

I have to tell you we are so enjoying seeing your little plastic cart! We have one exactly like it that I probably bought 40 years ago as a Father's day gift for my husband. It has hauled fire wood and everything else you can imagine for all those years and still working hard, I'll bet your cart is close to that age too and it's still going strong also! Lovin' it!!

[@FarmerMD]

We've had it a good while and it was used when we got it - still going strong! It is the perfect size for putting the plastic auger hopper in and taking to the barn.

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@samtalley791]

Good to see your moving right along. I started beans yesterday got 12 acres done and hoping to start corn today..

[@FarmerMD]

We've had more than 2.5" of rain the last 2 days and rain in the forecast for the next 3 day so probably gonna be the end of the week before I cut any soybeans. Good luck with your harvest!

[@andrewmellon5072]

Here in Ireland in a dry year as was 22, the tree roots brown the pasture 40 or 50 feet out. Mostly Ash which we are losing due to Ash die back. By 30 we expect to have very few left. As always great video thank you

[@FarmerMD]

Thx for watching!

[@ghilreese3413]

Starting with clean windows use a car duster when you finish at night. Do the outsides. They will stay clean. The dew and dust is what films them. A short handled duster like this may be purchased at your local hardware store. You might check there first. Thanks for the videos.

[@southpawred7172]

Great way to get those pesky flies-put water in a spray bottle, adjust nozzle to mist, squirt them, it knocks them down- gives you a chance to squish them.👍

[@galeogle]

It is best to put a tarp down on the ground to catch any spill of any grain you are handling. To aid in the clean up after the spill, there will be less waist that way.

[@atomicwedgie8176]

Looks like you need to weld some beads on your snap rollers, same thing my dad did on his corn head,,,big difference. Just run a single shank with a sharp coulter on the 3 point if you need to cut roots, no need for a disk ripper or v-ripper...just my thoughts. Nice vid!

[@jazko]

As a farmer I can relate to the auger position situation. I have been doing it for 7 years on our farm, never perfect 🤣🤣

[@1friplease]

I thought that was a Lay's potato chips saying you can't just eat one LOL

[@chargermopar]

Interesting you are harvesting corn and eating an industrial product made from corn. Never understood the appeal of snack foods, but I have eaten mostly meat for decades. The only non-meat food I like is plantains fried in beef tallow. Every time my bananas are ready I cut em green and start cooking! Iguana and plantains is a great lunch! As for tree lines I have used a trencher to cut along the edges of fields to stop roots from entering planted areas. Just run a ditch witch you can even let it go on its own cutting the trench.

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

I normally expect corny videos from Cole The Cornstar.