Harvest Is Full Of Surprises

[@davedammitt7691]

That beautiful golden retriever hit the jackpot when he was abandoned and you adopted him. I am so glad that the previous owners didn't come back to claim him. He's living a life that most dogs could only dream of.

[@sklosct7416]

You know your stuff, today’s farmer has to have a deep understanding of agronomy, plant science and technology that can enhance, protect, and at the very least, maintain plant health and productivity. Great video, thank you!👊👏

[@mikerobertson2993]

Love watching you guys farm. Thank you for all your hard work

[@walterlaubscherjr2011]

Looking good Andy we finished our Indiana corn made fantastic yields. Starting back Illinois best of luck

[@davisfarmandorchard6160]

Big win for Illinois football 🏈 🧡💙 - Illinois 21 Michigan 7 - woohoo

[@RobertHoldsworth-zl9yk]

Hello from Western Australia where our harvest is just beginning, wheat , barley, lupine and some oats, oats is mainly for Hay, regards Robert

[@Marshall_Weber]

Awesome Video and Much Love as Always!!

[@benflint9877]

This is the 3rd time in 2 weeks I've had to resubscribe to your channel, someone doesn't want me watching your channel.

[@Brian-ov1rj]

Trippy, sure hope that was stunt Marty climbing that bin. Real Marty should probably stay on the ground. On to the next one 👍

[@rdubsbrute]

66-06 is one of the hottest dekalb numbers as of lately. It has to be the April corn. May planted corn hit the pollination period perfect, when we had the cool temps and a few rains, I think it was a hot June/early July.

[@aTrippyFarmer]

That is my hypothesis. I am disappointed, but that is how farming goes some years.

[@glennrhinehart3186]

You do a good job. I like your videos.

[@jayheiman7388]

Katie likes to push that combine I see. Must have learned from the best

[@robertfitzsimmons2507]

Alrighty here we go

[@rossferree7175]

I'm sure someone has already said, but you can adjust the yeild calibration on the s series combines, I assume the x series is similar. If you use active yeild, go to calibration, then active yield, then set up (upward arrow with dot above it). Then, you can adjust it by the percentage you're off based on scale readings.

[@randywilson9611]

Good video good to see y'all

[@r3b3lxxleader]

for me, working on Sunday depends on the time of year and what's going on that weekend, plus if I'm staying at my parents while they're out of town, I work for my grandfather and both my grandparents and parents live right next to each other on the farm, i moved out a while back and drive back to work, and I have something going on on the farm i'll normally work before going home on Sunday.

[@grant1221]

Hey Andy we are trying out a 1500 j&m grain cart with tracks i was wondering if there was suck thing as turning to sharp i saw you made 90 degree turns even with it full

[@BodiePerkins]

Why don't you folks THUMBS UP and SUBSCRIBE if you watch? Almost 7K views and around 900 Thumbs Up? Go figure. It helps their channel immensely. C'mon, man!!!

[@jetegtmeier71]

why don't you use the the cross auger? wouldn't you be able to fill 4 or 5 bins from one set up ??

[@ryangroen1697]

👍👍

[@derrickpettit86]

Andy ,y'all should plant some 1087am seed consultants this coming year, be curious to see what it does in y'all's black dirt, excellent video with excellent info an commentary as always, thanks for sharing awesome vids and I look forward to seeing the next video as always bud, God bless 🇺🇲💪🤙👍✊🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@patrickhayes420]

Have you guys thought about putting a 40 ft on the 670.

[@John-nc4bl]

I agree. That little 30 footer is a toy.

[@davedammitt7691]

I'm pretty sure that if you sent them one, they'd use it.

[@buckeyefarmboy107]

Keep us posted on the field with the 17 Oz rate of Mirivas Neo.

[@Daveco82]

Deer lease available?

[@bladewiper]

Any word on your X9 at the shop ?

[@calebgroeper5705]

All I know is tillage is going to suck if we don’t get rain soon 🙃

[@hfff1]

Mother Nature can be a fickle - dare I use the B word. Do you track rain fall by field(s)? Any trends? The combine is a beast!

[@DEDBRD-di4yj]

Why don’t you calibrate your combine since you have the numbers off the grain cart ?

[@hansi6575]

Hi, do you use fluroxypyr at any time in corn? I mean for knock down (before 6 leaves stage) if any weeds have grown to big,

[@MichaelJones-se9sl]

But is it really round 🤔or is it flat

[@alenathompson8559]

andy you sad torch that your dad was using i got that is ozzy slang for flashlight

[@kevinnoah-i4o]

When does Skunk hunting season start???😂😂😂😂😂

[@agger838]

8:00 lower the sensor

[@kevinnoah-i4o]

13% corn loses how many bushels per acre on 250 bushel average??

[@rossferree7175]

If i remember correctly it's 1% per point under 15%

[@ronss1]

Atrippy, u farm more than 3000 acres? I believe u do

[@aTrippyFarmer]

Close

[@kevinnoah-i4o]

Free the Black Cat 🙀. My voodoo friend will cast a spell on you!! 😂😂😂😂

[@caseysimon2098]

Idk, seeing the completely sterile feilds while good for the corn. Makes me wonder what its not good for.

[@davedammitt7691]

Well, since they're corn and soybean fields only, it doesn't really matter what else they're not good for

[@caseysimon2098]

@@davedammitt7691 ya I guess, if you look at it as every field is like a concrete factory. that's a lot of concrete. Trump/Vance-2024

[@ericpercy9956]

Dude never follow behind a north bound skunk

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

I’m trying to remember which farm did it, but they put a skunk THROUGH the combine. Brian Brown got a deer in the corn head. That was bad, the skunk through the combine was horrible. My eyes watered just watching it. They couldn’t get the stink out no matter how hard they tried.

[@davedammitt7691]

Yep. I smoked a skunk with my old CJ5, and it stunk (stank?) for weeks. And it's a lot easier to wash an old Jeep than it would be the inside of a combine.

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

@@davedammitt7691 exactly. I had 3 labs who thought it’d be fun to toss a skunk back & forth like a toy at midnight once. They spent the night in their garage kennels. Idk how they could stand their mouths full of it. They frothed for days. Hardest part to clean was their faces & mouths. Disgusting. That & porcupine encounters cost me a lot of Vet visits.

[@ronss1]

Unbelievable, u got cat in with chickens....thought the cat would have meat on its mind atrippy. I know a lot about chickens, cattle too...tended to both . I dont see a lot of u large farmers raising feeder steers ?. I know its more work, would it not offset low corn pices

[@aTrippyFarmer]

Some farms exited the cattle business years ago and never looked back. Others stayed the course to keep balance. A lot of farms are bringing cattle back into the operation nowadays to help pay for extra labor. We might look at that eventually.

[@ronss1]

@aTrippyFarmer the u have to raise hay,,not sure if corn silage would substitute...

[@williamhamill813]

I know is sounds weird but. We are going to get hammered again if Trump wages more trade wars. We are still dealing with bad grain prices because of him.

[@toddschmidt7980]

I think your wrong he did more good for this country then any president in last 40 years

[@carlstender4986]

That’s bullshit

[@organic_colorado_bob___8838]

We are screwed either way. But it is really sad that people don't understand the policies They're voting for because they're blinded by political affiliation. It's crazy to think that people think trump or kamala is going to save them. Retards. Both parties are terrible for ag.

[@stevenarnold3935]

So Trump was the reason for low grain prices before he was president.

[@davedammitt7691]

It does sound weird. What were grain prices in 2017, 2018, and 2019, compared to now? Did corn prices shoot through the roof once Trump was out of office? No. That's really all you need to know. It just shocks me that any multi-generational family farmer would ever vote Democrat. Obviously, the savvy ones put their land in a trust, but for those who don't, the Democrat proposal for 'death taxes' could decimate even medium size farms. The Proposal is to put massive taxes on any estate over $3.5 million. For good Midwest farm ground, $3.5 mil would buy 200 acres. 1,000 acres is isn't big farm at all, and that's worth $18 mil. Just in land alone, not counting any buildings or equipment. Can you imagine that your father, who owns 2,000 acres, handed down through many generations, dies without a trust? Kamala wants 55% on $3.5 million to 13 million, and 60% from $ 13 mil to $93 mil. So, The heirs of a farmer who dies without a trust, and handed down 2,000 acres, would owe $21 million in estate taxes. I'm pretty sure there's not a 2000 Acre Farm in the country that has $21 million in cash sitting around to give to the IRS