Fall Tillage/Plowing/Discing/Cultivating with International 1066/Hay Delivery

[@twistedtimber3129]

Don’t let anyone tell you how to farm. No one knows your ground, your crops, and your equipment better than you. I enjoy your channel!

[@DarrenMalin]

do not worry about the 'no till' crowd Sir. here in the UK we have fields that have been plowed for over a 1,000 years and the green and pleasant land is still green and pleasant :)

[@tlm3574]

May be old fashion but I still love a plow in action. That Binder is a heck of a plowing tractor! Thanks for Video.

[@ronmetz9172]

I agree with others comments about no till. Doesn’t work in every climate, every soil condition. Do what works best on your ground and your management techniques. You sticking the disc brought back some memories. Doing the same as you, discing in the dark after midnight. Didn’t see the wet spot. Buried the tractor and disc before I knew what happened. Three mile walk back to farm. No cell phones in those days. Those Canadian geese are on their way down to our country. They spend all winter down here. In the morning you’ll see thousands of them heading to the wheat fields to graze. In the evening they head back to the small lakes for the evening. Keep those great videos coming.

[@PremierYachtFLL]

I love watching your videos. I grew up on a small farm in Indiana in the 80's and 90's running similar equipment to yours. I'm in the yacht business now in Fort Lauderdale, but watch all these farming videos every chance I get. One day I hope to retire back to farm life.

[@ronzezulka6646]

You know your ground Allen,,,do what you KNOW works.

[@djwheels66]

I thought I was having memories of my childhood and then you said your son’s name, Josh. And I felt like I was living 38 years ago!!! My name is Josh and I grew up with this type of plow on a 1066 with my dad!!! Thank you for this video. You made an old disabled farmer very happy today.

[@stephenbutz2621]

Brings back great memories of my time growing up on our dairy farm in northern Illinois 😃

[@stephenbutz2621]

Inthe 50s and 60s 🙂

[@stephenbutz2621]

I got married in 69 and became a plumber for the next 38 years .

[@khtractors]

I love turn plowing and watching it being done! That ole tractor handles the plow well!

[@williammatzek4660]

Alan turning the dirt is good. Off set disc and chisel does a good job also. I'm not a big fan of no till my self.

[@robertdensmore1696]

Plowing is the way to go

[@philipr7686]

It's good for the soil to be turned over. Introduces oxygen to the dirt. Plowing is just worm's work on a large scale. It's your and Jen's operation, do as you need to.

[@christiaandesmet7496]

That 1066 IHC is so cool, especial when he 's hauling that 6-bottomplow. You hear then that the motor is fully loaded. Just an incredible sound. And that's beneficial for the motor, because you just blow all the carbon out and the sleeves are not affected by bad-burned acid-containing gases. Soil also looks pretty good, looks like loamy.

[@thekibby8375]

That 1066 walks that plow like a boss!

[@Blazefork]

You are paying your bills, the "experts" aren't, keep after it, love you channel, look forward to every installment!

[@canvids1]

Great video Alan I so enjoy watching the old machines do the work all bought and paid for. The International Turbo has lots of power pulling the six furrow plough.

[@stephenbutz2621]

And driving in the plowed ground and behind the plow were great and informative angles 👌👏

[@stephenbutz2621]

After the hay delivery, the plowing Camara angle was great 👍👌🙂🙃🙂😘

[@davidnasello5690]

Not a farmer but like watching small farm videos. The 2 best I like are ‘Trinity Dairy’ and ‘Just a few acres farm’.

[@trinitydairy]

Our boys love Just a Few Acres Farm too

[@dawidvandyk296]

Nice!!!!.

[@reclinerdriver1489]

U know ,, I can sit in my recliner and watch U plow everyday .. there is something I find very satisfying about it ..

[@flatbedtruckingsamrides.9355]

God Bless America's Farmers. God Bless the World's Farmers.

[@trinitydairy]

Amen!

[@mikebrown1188]

I agree about no-till in a northern climate. I have found it takes longer for the ground to warm up. Like previous people have mention you know what works better than us on your farm. Hopefully now you have enough hay for the winter.

[@randybutler4772]

You are very lucky to have such good helpers. 🐂🐄

[@Arnoldfarmingvideo5328]

Your right brother Plowing is the only way to go nice plow and tractor setup it does a good job I could watch plowing all day Well done brother

[@trinitydairy]

Thank you!

[@fasrfreddy]

Thanks for letting us tag a long, enjoy keeping up with you guys, field turn out pretty good, 1066 and plow were looking strong…..

[@herbhouston5378]

The rye should be fine. It's a pretty hearty grain. Cows are lookin' good. God bless you all.

[@ardurbin2]

Winter rye will grow under snow, just a big blanket for the rye.

[@philipingram1667]

Min till does not work in all situations and soils - the "experts" feel that since it works for them it should work for you. Do what is best for your conditions and forget the free advice. I like seeing the old red iron still working the soil - great video - keep up the good work. As an aside, my wife would drive the tractor make me pick rocks so you must be doing something right!

[@red_power79]

That old 1066 runs strong with that plow. I mole board plow still too. I'm in north central MN. Lot of guys just chisel and run diggers but I find weed control is better when I mole board. I chisel sometimes. Thanks for the videos

[@alexwhitaker5144]

I agree with you 100% I try to plow all of my corn stubble. I feel I have excellent weed controller and it really seems to help with bringing up nutrients.

[@Thewilsonfarm]

Did a wonderful job on that field. Love seeing the cows my favorite part.

[@stephenbutz2621]

And also the trip from the Rock showed how the mowl boards are protected !!!❤

[@spalthammer1842]

nice work. i like to watch your videos, my favorite channel. Greetings from beautiful Switzerland🇨🇭

[@spalthammer1842]

i am from a small village in the canton of bern

[@mattutke4704]

That had to be a pretty good size concrete from the foundation, its Raining here now, have a good day Alan 🚜

[@kevinschroeder3889]

Don't worry about the nay sayers. They don't know crap. You know your ground and you are a good steward of your property. It's great to see the kids with you in the tractor. Please, please, please , make sure you always know where they are. They move so darn fast. Have a safe rest of the harvest and field work. May God Bless you and your family.

[@trinitydairy]

Totally agree!

[@karlmurphy402]

You know your ground best of all, whatever tillage works best for you to give the maximum results

[@tomhall7250]

Bossy looking real nice !

[@Superintendent-iy9zv]

I'm a golf course superintendent, every course is a different animal! I also farm, and every farm same, same. What works for you, stay with it!! We still plow the ole fashioned way here and it works. Great video, be safe!

[@brucegravatt6323]

I enjoy your channel. Everyone’s operation is different. Do what works for you.

[@gary24752]

Nice to see a farm the way they used to be.

[@ronniewayne5748]

The plowing is so satisfying 👍👍

[@maxtrein532]

So much fun watching you farm like this. In stead of all that fancy gps stuff

[@johnalexander8589]

Old school I love it

[@Chico-td2fy]

Hey another great video ...thank you! 🐄🐃🐮

[@earlhoyt8745]

U know sir it's your farm ur doing the work the people with negative opinions can go and scratch themselves GOD BLESS YOU SIR 🙏🙏👍👍

[@derrickzenner9300]

Beautiful cow's

[@chadplenert1050]

Don’t worry about what everybody else says that aren’t paying your bills😉you have to do what you have to do😉

[@french-canadianfarmer5049]

Looks good. I've done the no till and plowing. Both has its benefits and disadvantages. Depending on the situation I choose what to do. Finally getting some rain this weekend.

[@alanpittman6579]

Keep up the good work

[@richardheinen1126]

It worked up great!!! 👍🏻

[@ralphriddle8864]

Very good job and God bless yall

[@farmcentralohio]

Every place is different and every year is different. We have a vertical tillage tool that we run ahead of the planters, that's all the tillage we do. This year we found we didn't need it and just planted. If we were wanting to do what you are doing to the same type of field the moldboard plow would be out working. If nothing else it makes for a good video :)

[@guydaubenspeck9206]

If there is one thing that I have learned after nearly 35 years of selling c corn and farming all that time myself what works on one side of the road doesn't necessarily work on the other and certainly different regions of the country are different. We mow board here once in a great while we take the heavy disc out and maybe on a small green stubble or something will disc but I'm like you there's no better way to smooth out a field than to use a disc I had this discussion with Chris from Duffy egg a week ago we have some young fellows in our community here I came home from high schools with all these big ideas about no till farm it from Finch road to French row go big or go home and I know of at least two instances in this county where one guy left in the new renter came in and they farmed on ground that was hilly considered highly he wroteable soil and after two or three years of this wonderful mysterious no-till by farming and not leaving narrow strips they had galleys big enough to hide a pickup truck in. And yet here are small guys conventional chilling leaving some side strips between our worked ground and in some cases using sod waterways and we don't have galleys. And yet we are the guys that are moving all the dirt I've had some of my customers try it and go back to either conventional or shall we say modified conventional disking or chiseling and I have had some guys that are doing it and getting along quite well again what works on one side of the road doesn't work on the other so basically Allen as long as nobody from the government is coming along telling us how to do it I'm going to tell you do what works best on your farm

[@trinitydairy]

Thank you!

[@guydaubenspeck9206]

@@trinitydairy Thanks Allen for a reply good to hear from you. I'm the farmer from Western Pennsylvania that has been working on the BN Farmall all summer. We have it back together with the fresh coat of paint new decals one new to us for your tire tube and rim only thing left to do with it now is make the headlights work. We used it today to haul an elevator over to our neighbors horse barn so we could deliver some hay. Running like it did 80 years ago hard

[@guydaubenspeck9206]

LOL meant to say hard to keep an old Farmall down well it's quitting time here 10:00 at night going to shut down get ready to start in again in the morning have a good night

[@shawnmartin1584]

Hey guy just found your site and subscribed on this fall tillage episode I heard you talk about those idiotic city dwellers trying to take the food out of your mouth as well as their own ultimately, well you just ignore those that wish they could contribute as much to this world we live in as you are every day You work your farm. They sit on their butt and do nothing, I call them armchair wannabee's, cause they wannabee something but don't have the heart in their hole body you have in your little finger. Love the emence heart and drive. You keep rolling the coal we make our money feeding those nare do wells. And raising our children. By the way tell Your wife I also commend her as well. Out in the fields doing what needs to be done God bless you all LOVE your efforts And your contributions to all our well-being. Great content!!! Shawn in ore.

[@trinitydairy]

Thank you for watching, commenting, and subscribing!

[@jeffhoard4777]

Thank you Alan for another great video ground always does better plowed I have found out. Hope the uni can get fixed to see it in operation. Keep the great videos coming

[@Joey966]

Good dirt turnin video, I loved it!!

[@dawdawes]

A lot more land especially in Lincolnshire, UK is being ploughed again this year, people can say what they like but in the end, its your farm and you have to do what's right to earn a living. Just subscribed, good job all

[@trinitydairy]

Thank you!

[@tjmcmurtrie5756]

Love ur videos....I have a 1975 IH 1066 Turbo... Great tractor....god bless you,ur family and ur farm!!

[@Pennies_on_the_dollar]

I have gotten way behind on y'all's videos ☹️ Always like to sit and watch the whole thing at once, times seems to just slip away! I am beginning to start catching up finally, my apologies!! You I went straight back to this one,.since it was reclaimed😁 Man that worked up very nice, that 1066 is a beast!!! That was awesome seeing you work that ground!! I hope it all works to get your seed in with the weather!! True inspiration to my dreams y'all are, thank you for bringing us along!! I apologize for getting behind, but will get caught up soon! Look fwd to more!!

[@seanconnolly7576]

Roll on with the mouldboard plow , you have manure and a good crop rotation

[@karencary3312]

Praying you get your rye planted. God bless.

[@FF-lx9pr]

I'm mainly strip-till on my corn, soybeans and cotton, but we still turn our peanut land every year. You do what works for you. Great Job by the way.

[@anthonyhengst2908]

We don't do no-till either. We always turn soil too. Maybe we disc corn ground but plowing is what we do and it works for us too. Your ground and farming operation looks so much my ground and farming operation. It's why I enjoy your posts so much. You and MikeP7810..... We could be living on the same stretch of road.

[@flvince]

Every area is different, farm your land that's best for your area and don't worry what other people say.

[@Samsmitty378]

Looks like that ground working up good to just getting it plowed. Up.

[@marlindykman908]

Good dirt to work with

[@lindadanielson7849]

That is some funky ground. Glad you didn't no till

[@ronniewayne8681]

Awesome video

[@dawidvandyk296]

Good Evening from South Africa.

[@danvanhoose6783]

Turning over ground in fall is good.breaks down over the winter.sometimes an arrowhead comes to the top.

[@ileenmcminn2062]

You could use another light or two on the 1066 especially in the back!

[@johngerlach4580]

Good job plowing that's exactly how I do it too.

[@brenterickson1695]

Nice dirt...... good crop.....

[@kenmusselman4124]

My wife would love the BROWN SWISS 👍

[@tlm3574]

Duals really make a machine out of your 1086. Watched the plow trip and reset andd you barely slowed down!

[@lordofhowell7158]

Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@tomhough3649]

Moldboard plows are a thing of the past in in the north east but I still use the IH 720 to make a nice seedbed for new seeding.

[@tomcarlisle2459]

I totally agree with you. Its best to turn over a sod field. Its just a waster of fuel to disc it over and over

[@karljacobson1575]

Man you must a lot of rain , things are so green there!! I’m dry here in north central Kansas. Drilling wheat into bone dry soil!!! We had a terrible dry summer!!! That’s the way it goes sometimes!!.....

[@trinitydairy]

We had a terribly dry Summer, but September and October so far has been very wet, it really greened stuff up.

[@karljacobson1575]

Trinity Dairy I hear that!! Ya good to get moisture. We’re harvesting now. I have irrigation on some, that helps!!!

[@trinitydairy]

Hope you have a good harvest!

[@karljacobson1575]

Trinity Dairy 10-4, appreciate that, have a good one.....

[@stephenbutz2621]

The tractor handles the 6 16s with no problem 😊😀

[@tomhall7250]

This is YOUR BEST EVER…..

[@jameswatson521]

I agree with twisted an also even if you do no till planting you still need to roll the ground to allow the nutrients and moisture to get in it just because you no till doesn’t necessarily mean that your ground is soft enough to receive rain water or nutrients from the fertilizer spraying so again what he’s doing is always being used an still is in Kansas and the Midwest

[@tomhall7250]

I drive flat bed LOVE IT

[@southwestwifarm3516]

We’ve planted rye all the way up till Christmas, including in an inch or two of snow, itll come up come spring

[@alexwhitaker5144]

Have you ever thought about getting the chopper for the uni?

[@trinitydairy]

Yeah I've thought about it, but it would burn so much gas, I don't think it would be worth it. if this one had the diesel engine, that would be a different story!

[@hartungdairyfarm0713]

Nothing wrong with plowing, the board plow is nice for burying trash but I think you could benefit from a chisel plow, especially in that wet spot. Just my 2 cents, you know what's best for your ground. Really like seeing that ol 10 in action 👍👍

[@farmerbill6855]

Indiana. Those no till guys to pound sand, sometimes it just doesn't work. That's a great plow. IH made the best tillage tools. Best regards from Indiana.

[@nancysewell8480]

i agree

[@andyanderson9165]

Plow on Dude!!!

[@chrisbennett8538]

I remember the first time I got to combine corn in a Gleaner I thought it was fantastic I really enjoyed that only problem I had was I kept over steering lol

[@codyh3890]

Not going lie it would be pretty cool to see the ol uni get in some corn and pick some ear 🌽🌽🌽..

[@alanpittman6579]

What are you feeding them cows? It sure puts a bounce in their step...

[@jackback47m72]

I think I can smell that dirt through the camera

[@terryrogers1025]

One needs to do what works for them in a given situation. Just because something is popular doesn’t necessarily mean it works, I have often wondered about no till and if the soil after a period of time would compact to tight and not allow soil to airate and moisture in.

[@danaedwards5464]

i think plowing and disc harrowing that field was the way to go best way to reclaim a field in my opinion

[@brittblanton8342]

Hey Allan thanks for the update and great video. I have a quick question does the mold board plowing increase your rock population? Take care and have a great upcoming week 👍

[@BillTheTractorMan]

I find it funny how on youtube everyone thinks they are an expert. I get it too, partially why I don't post much anymore really. We have to plow too, our light ground and heavy ground all needs plowed and worked at a different rate depending on crops. We have spent years experimenting and learning and we can go about 5-6yrs between plowing a field, but that's because eventually compaction becomes too much and it has to be broke up in our rotation. once we plow we do corn, then go to small grain, then do a few years of hay on it.

[@lfeco]

My kind of farmer. 14:28..... I believe I'd go dig that one out.

[@trinitydairy]

Yeah, there's a couple out there to dig up. Thanks for watching!

[@tlm3574]

Can you tile some of those wet spots? It sure looks flat and wide. Nice looking soil.

[@trinitydairy]

Possibly, but it's such a small field, I don't think it would be cost effective.

[@ssmith1931]

I believe you live in heaven beautiful land

[@gary24752]

Looks like you are compacting the snot out of it.

[@trinitydairy]

Yeah it probably looks that way.

[@ryansolberg880]

Plowing rules!

[@farmerfarmer2801]

Ryes tough only thing kills it is flooding it plant late cut late