Fendt 939 Tractor and a Horsch Maestro SV 24 row 60ft planter

We had a chance to demo a Fendt 939 and Horsch Maestro planter to get our white beans planted and happy to say both units operated flawlessly.

[@lyndacuppage7353]

Appreciate any time you can spare to making videos. By watching your family, yes, all three of you, I am amazed how much I am learning. Thankyou

[@merlewarnsholz2094]

Mark - Great to see you back and talking about farm equipment. You do a great job of explaining things in a way even a city kid like me can understand what you're talking about. Blessings to you, Sandy and the family.

[@hardyedwards5405]

Giving Jess the space to make videos was well worth it. It's been pretty cool watching her develop on KZbin this past year. The video she put out yesterday was her best yet and I told her so.

[@eddiewatling2895]

Nice to see you back. I enjoy how you explain your thoughts on everything on the farm. Hope you keep them coming 👍

[@JD-gj2rj]

Aloha! Thanks for the video! Very interesting 👌👍. You have got a great family of 🚜farmers! Your girls are hard workers! Stay safe 😷 MAHALO 🙂

[@demetriaofthe813]

You and Sandi are so busy. I really appreciate the time and effort y'all put into your vlogs. You're right, your wife is beautiful. And awesome.

[@Michael-8903]

This is something you must have and your wife will not complain, she fell in love with the Fendt loader tractor💖

[@raegomes443]

Saw on Sandi's vlog that you were back behind the camera!! Best news of the week

[@anneradanovic9326]

Your wife and daughter work very hard and i love the the way you talk and your not bad on the eye either.

[@erfrulla]

Glad to see you posting again. I subscribe to both Sandie's and Jess's channels. I am not a farmer but I find the detail that you go into concerning the equipment very interesting. I also find your perspective on the business to be interesting as well. Thanks for the posts.

[@MarkBrock]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@jmwall67]

@@MarkBrock I love the detail you provide in your videos. I grew up farming, but haven;t worked on a farm in many many years since my grand-dad passed. I loved your video last year when you dissected the wheat plant.

[@loganevans9257]

Great to see you back mate

[@territ1231]

Your family works so hard. You are so fortunate that your daughter is so helpful with everything that needs done.

[@delsurf71]

I have no real world large scale planting experience, never will. Glad to see you back because it is super interesting to me. I watch all your family’s channels.

[@BaileyFarming]

Here in western Oklahoma we went from running 1890 on 15” spacing to a 1790 on 20” spacing on the soybeans and cut our seed rate from 220k to 140k seed and still have a better stand and more consistent yield in different field conditions. Our beans are double crop behind wheat so our main issue was heavy residue. Thanks for sharing.

[@stevesmith246]

you will miss Jess she is a hard working young lady and great to see you back

[@rustymcnitt5508]

Yes it has been a while, but completely understand. And giving Jess the opportunity to make her own videos and help her deal with all this mess. You're one terrific father and husband, always having kind words about your wife, I like that. Ok being able to test out the different equipment is to me the best way to go and your feed back and demonstrations help a lot of farmers I'm sure. So thank you for sharing your experiences and new machinery. Now as far as being consistent,for me it's no big deal. I do enjoy listening to you and all the different things that you talk about, but taking care of your crops is number one. Guess I've missed the combine somewhere along the line, but that's OK, it will give me something to look forward to. Once again thank you for a very informative video, enjoyed it so much. And definitely feel for you on temps, it was 91 and super humid, I was outside trying to work on my flower bed and water was just dripping of of me. After about 2 hours I had to call it quits. Ii think its going to be a very hot and rough summer. I'm going to miss Jess when she goes off to school, she just has a fantastic attitude, really like that young lady. Ok going to buzz have written a short story here lol. But have missed your great videos and hope this finds all well with you and family. Take care and best always Rusty in OK

[@sueupham2519]

New,new,new,,nice

[@maribethheishman4554]

So nice to see you back Mark!! I’m one of Sandi’s biggest fans so seeing you here and there has been good!! 💚🚜

[@kevinmarvin2507]

Welcome back Mark

[@aaronthomson542]

Jeramy had that setup here as well!! I can now say me and mark brock drove the same tractor!

[@tripemonger8916]

Welcome back to your channel Mr Brock 👋🏻🚜🤩

[@imgone52]

Thanks Mark. I always enjoy the in depth explanations you provide us. We are informed and never bored. Keep doing what you do.

[@TheNemosdaddy]

There he is! Glad to see you back Mark.

[@kimandre3013]

Great to ser you back

[@FeatheredLife]

Nice see your smiling face back. We are pretty much finished with planting crops.

[@finbarrmurphy8053]

Hero Mark, great to see you back. You explain the rationale behind your work quite clearly while also explaining the facts, science and figures that us engineers appreciate. Thanks. 👍

[@deerefredj5975]

Great to see you in action again Mark , good video :)

[@richardhatfield2536]

Good to see ya back mate, again you haven’t lost you youtube viewers, and another brilliant explaination on farming, love it, sorry your Australia trip went short, hopefully back again, after this Covid shit finishes. Cheers mate.

[@sues6746]

Thanks Mark. Great to see you again. Thanks for the great simple explanation of the equipment, i was really wanting to know how they worked. Your video complemented Sandi’s content really nicely. Sue, Australia.

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

Hey Stranger 😂🇺🇸🥰 I watch you and all your families channels , I'm just playing 😁!

[@Kathleensailorgirl]

Love all the amazing information that you share, really appreciate you taking the time to upload your video. Your entire family is amazing. Stay safe and healthy .😊

[@anthonybanda8192]

We demoed a horsch split row planter its 16 rows on corn and 31rows on soybeans. We actually bought the demo and we really like it. We can plant corn at 9mph and beans at 9 to 11 mph with perfect seed placement. Our planter is on tracks with liquid fertilizer and hydraulic down force and hydraulic row cleaners.

[@MarkBrock]

Thanks for the info, much appreciated

[@charmer6813]

Love your videos Mark! Thanks for taking the time.

[@brianfitzpatrick4437]

Great video Mark, always love seeing your videos but really understand that you have to do what you can.

[@mandywhitton1292]

Watch you all and love your family

[@timkelley8775]

Thank you for your video. You do a great job. Look forward to more.

[@kenandree7102]

Nice to have you back, Mark

[@LostInThe0zone]

Better to be consistent with your farming. But I do appreciate your perspective on the industry and the technology. I love the productivity improvement in the industry.

[@raykrv6a]

Not a farmer and really appreciate your crop content. I wouldn't know beans about planting. Catch the pun? Anyways, don't need fancy intro or ending. Content about the crop, prices, machinery is great. Hope you continue to put out videos.

[@happycanayjian1582]

You’re back!!! Been too long. Oddly enough, it was just yesterday that I’d been wondering if you’d ever return to making videos again. You’re thoughtful and insightful in the way you explain things that makes for good videos to us non-farmers. 👍🏼

[@balis.r2626]

Wow, happy to see u after 6 months.

[@susanmarsh4351]

Yeehah! Welcome back to You Tube Mark! You do the vlogs so well particularly all of the technical data. The machines are massive.

[@markaphilpott]

Thanks for another addition to your great catalogue of KZbin farm videos. 👍🏻

[@richardlloyd3710]

Great to see you back Mark 👍

[@MarkBrock]

Thanks 👍

[@kennethgreen2829]

Really good to see a new video from you Mark and always appreciated. It sounds like you have some great dealerships around you and great to hear your opinions. Completely understand where your going planting wise abd seems strange that manufactures can't come up with one machine that plants all. I know your not looking for one but you would not regret getting a fendt if the time ever came around. Highly popular over here as is Horsch tackle. The Fendts are really comfortable to operate but the bonus is how fuel efficient they are. As you mentioned in this video, you can pull impliments at lower rev's which means less fuel burnt. The start of Harvest is not that far away here either so stay safe and I look forward to the Combine update.

[@davidwachob9404]

Thanks Mark, glad you will be making videos again, always enjoy them, keep up the good work. I think i figured out witch combine you purchased, can't wait to see that video. I also enjoy watching Sandi`s and Jesa`S videos, they do a really great job. Thanks to your family for the entrainment.

[@robertyoung3962]

Great to have a Mark video, more please. appreciate!!!

[@kevinjensen539]

Thanks Mark. Always like your video's. So well explained. Will look forward to the Combine video. Also subscribe to both Sandi and Jess. Kevin. The Kiwi living on a tiny island in the Pacific Ocean.

[@flemmingnielsen5989]

Great to see you back, nice video and we do make a lot of air seeder here in Saskatchewan Bourgault, Morris, Seed Master, Vaderstad aka seed Hawk and caseih, new Holland aka flexi coil , looking forward to see your new claas combine Regards from Regina

[@salmonhunter7414]

That is one big ass seeder

[@sammysko8273]

Nice to see you back.

[@edelm6062]

Good to see you again. I'm like you, if you don't experiment, how will you know what you like in your operation. Also I would like to see more of your shop. Thanks.

[@roadrunnercrazy]

Great to see you back. 👍

[@tinat7348]

Glad to see you back on your channel. Enjoyed watching the demos.

[@jeffreyhaugen5387]

Nice to see you back. I can live with the inconsistency of the videos. Yours are the special dessert of my diet of farming videos. Think it is because your educational background comes through on your content.

[@starr0327]

I'm pretty new to your channel just catching up on some of your older videos. Also so happy to see you posted a new video and hope to see more!

[@jillesboer]

Long time, no seen. Glad to see you back.

[@zakyoder4207]

Glad your back! Missed your videos

[@donnasiegert6975]

Good to see you back!

[@nealhadley1482]

I will miss seeing Jess. Do you think she might have the farm bug? It is near when kids follow their parents in the farming business, if possible. I myself have been working the hourly thing for so long now,that I am not sure I could ever go back to the long hours of farm life. But it taught me my good work ethics that have been a plus in the hourly pay game.

[@niallfearon24]

Great to see you back! Keep them coming

[@michaelzakrajshek6119]

Hey awesome nice to see ya

[@bradcox1478]

Great video. Always enjoy hearing your ideas and what your trying.

[@ChristophfromSchwiiz]

Cool stuff, fun to see you explore different equipment!

[@thomasstrand9853]

Mark I like your videos you explain everything real well good luck this year with the rest of your planting I hope you have a great crop and harvest this year

[@Bluenoser613]

Woo! Mark video!

[@hampsteadhighway389]

Good to see you back

[@leejl98]

Good to see you back on line on your own page.

[@darylbruning8622]

YOUR BACK!1

[@bigal2298]

Thanks for the great information and videos stay safe

[@webbjoe1860]

I enjoy you vlogs ,you've had several long days have a cold one

[@mnikcd123]

So quiet! And smooth, its a keeper?

[@chrssondergaard]

Happy to have you back! I hope to see more in the future!

[@mary-annnuttall6115]

Thanks for the video!

[@MarkBrock]

You're welcome!

[@DEDBRD-di4yj]

Got to watch that side draft when you planting, don’t want the tractor to get loose going on into the turn.

[@hfff1]

Looking forward to more MB content. You have been missed! In a future vlog could you go into your preference for dry fertilizer.

[@MarkBrock]

Will do!

[@rogerhenry2870]

Excited to see what kind of combine you are getting hope it is a gleaner as I value your opinion

[@johnwhalen6085]

Mark - know your dilemma on finding the best planter for beans and corn. Could you comment if you have time on how the strip tilling that you did last fall work for you this spring and how the crop is looking in those fields. Looking to purchase a strip tiller this fall.

[@shorthood359]

Nice video. I enjoy videos from all 3 of you. Did you buy a fendt combine. That's my dream combine.

[@philphilly123]

Good to see you back neighbour! Twin row or 20" soys seem ideal but not easy to make dry starter work unfortunately! Interested to see what you decide!

[@sorki4]

I think it is a option on the fendt momentum planter to have dry firteliser. God to se you back.

[@gordm5567]

really miss your videos looking forward the gleaner reviews

[@ballyhoulihanagrivideos397]

Very interesting

[@curtismeskus504]

Once you got back into the JD it was apparent how quiet the Fent (sp) is

[@mikedeloye8060]

Okay interesting segment. Are you going to update us on the growth of the seed from the new planter? The difference in the yield? The time and fuel saved? Would it help you if new lease ground became available you would have the time to get out and plant it? It didn't look like it would be that hard to store your shop is really pretty big. Oh yeah excuse me it's been a long day from a farmer dude I'm a retiree excuse me it's been a long day it's not even lunch yet!

[@johndeere8225]

Seeing as your winter canola is pretty early are you gonna try some double crop beans? They say you’ve got till July 5 to get them in safely in your area haha be a cool trial

[@nealhadley1482]

I think I would have to disagree on the dry fertilizer seeders. I have actually seen them on Brian's farms,MontanaFast Ag,a d Welker Farms,I believe. But I must say it must be crazy nice having access to this modern farm technology and equipment. When I was growing up on the dairy farm, it was NOTHING like it is now. But then with fewer farms now days,the ones that are left have the load of feeding the world.

[@marksmith9142]

You and Kevin Harvick of NASCAR could be brothers. You look alike and your mannerisms are the same. It’s uncanny the resemblance.

[@trueglory7523]

Sandi and Jess puts out so much vlogs in detail, you have not left anything to vlog . Sorry Mark😂😂😂 I have question though Is big is better or efficiency is better when comes to farm equipment?

[@margaretagodfreyt6871]

I really like this one which one did you like

[@TheGrumpyFarmer]

Where the hell ya been 🤷‍♂️ all 3 of ya can do videos

[@jeffharvey6768]

Great job Mark..... which Fendt tractor did Sandi and Jess get you for your birthday and Father's day present?

[@j1mmusj4mmus]

Lot going on with the machinery, bit of a German thing going on with Horsch, Fendt and I suspect Class. But with so few workers your going to need reliable kit on a tight schedule. John Deere and your Western Canada guys may get a look in, you have some buying power with the large acreage farmed. Good luck from your Commonwealth friends in the UK.

[@brentrollins2572]

👍👍

[@tonvangorp1933]

you should try out the Fendt momentum planter plus you got a Claas combine lol

[@renemllermadsen8509]

Fantastic equipment ! :D :P Made In Europe ! :D :P ohhhhhhh excuse me Made In Germany ! :D :P ;)

[@garyberg]

When your surrounded by females, it's hard to get a word in edgewise, so I understand your not posting videos. 😂😂 Just post them when you can, I enjoy watching them.

[@nealhadley1482]

How do you like the Fent compared to your Deere? All I have drove is Deeres,International, Versatile,and Case,oh ya,I got to drive a big Ford 4×4,which the Versatiles were. It took some time getting use to the steering in the middle compared to the front steer only. Some of the bomb loader carts in the military were rear steering, and that took some getting use to.

[@ronaldbarrett9148]

👍😁

[@shopshop144]

'pro type planter'----I wonder what the amateur planter looks like? Can that monster plant in a no till setting with lots of matter on and in the ground? And lastly does it, or your unit, vary the application of chemical as per sampling you've done on your soil? The family that KZbins together, stays together!