First Day Of Oat Harvest!

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[@micahmiller4122]

160-170. Varies throughout the field. Anything above 100 is good.

[@user-kf9fv1qj9u]

Good luck combining your oats

[@FehrsFarmingOrganic]

Thank you!

[@phattymatty4u]

Video idea: Follow the grain from the field to the bin site.

[@SPR-777]

Awesome looking crop of oats boys!! 👍🏽

[@FehrsFarmingOrganic]

Oh yeah!

[@cityguyinthecountry]

I respect his work, he always delivers quality content

[@garyalberts6595]

Beautiful pictures!!!!

[@FehrsFarmingOrganic]

Thanks grandpa!

[@user-kf9fv1qj9u]

Great video

[@FehrsFarmingOrganic]

Thanks!

[@phattymatty4u]

Good video!! 👍 👍 📸 📷

[@John-nc4bl]

I would like to see you running 60 foot Honeybee headers on your combines. I am not affiliated with Honeybee in any way.

[@phattymatty4u]

Nice drone footage! Did u take the 'drone flying: 101' class at Iowa State University, taught by Taylor swift?!

[@FehrsFarmingOrganic]

Wouldn’t of that been sweet!

[@KASORGANIC]

Are you drying with heat, or just with air? How clean are the oats?

[@FehrsFarmingOrganic]

Depends on how wet out of field, most will be ran through a dryer but if they are dry enough they will go straight into a bin and be air dried

[@frankg5466]

👌👌

[@derekthomas1550]

What do you guys use for your main source of nitrogen on corn?

[@crandonborth]

I mean you can still buy fertilzer if you are organic... it just has to be certified organic fert.

[@derekthomas1550]

@@crandonborth exactly that’s what I’m asking

[@derekthomas1550]

There isn’t a ton of products out there that are approved to use. Manure would be the main one I didn’t know if that’s what they used or if they used something else

[@crandonborth]

@@derekthomas1550 You just have to buy "Certified" Urea or the best way is to do a good crop rotation with a legume like Soybeans or Alfalfa to fix N in the soil. Its really no different then the way guys farmed 50+ years ago... its just nowadays some guys take the easy way out and spray everything and then their done till harvest.

[@FehrsFarmingOrganic]

We use pig manure and chicken litter for our nitrogen, we spread in the fall and then work it in. We apply about 200 lbs of N per acre!

[@jensstroner6757]

What was the yield? Could not unterstand it

[@crandonborth]

150/bushel Avg

[@jensstroner6757]

@@crandonborth That is nearly 11ton per hectare if im right. That is way better den the conventional yield in germany