Last Day in the Field - Chopping Stalks

[@someperson7]

Man, Ryan really does do above average camera work

[@waterskiingfool]

Another great video Ryan. Tell your brother we miss his content.

[@nathanjones5653]

I’m not a farmer but if I was I feel this is something I would do. Gives the field a cleaner look.

[@pennyhaldeman5626]

You never stop amazing me with your videography, you just get better and better and the music adds so much. Thanks for taking the time to share.

[@Token_Civilian]

Great wrap up to the 2022 season. Looking forward to spring 2023 field work season.

[@charleskittler4330]

Great to see how well your family does on running your farms 👍😎

[@SimonKL11]

It is great to have that kind of work done in the fall, thank you for the video👍👍

[@doclull1989]

Hey Ryan!! Just think, couple more months and it'll be planting time!!

[@thr8061]

We have a chopping corn head and put on May Wes stompers on it to flatten what's left.

[@jamiefrench9023]

Well putting 22 behind you and looking forward to 23. Rest and recharge enjoy the family.

[@danfinley3690]

Yea more awesome drone video as always good to see thanks for all y’all do for us much appreciated

[@jameshammel6541]

Great video Ryan. Love the drone footage.

[@jolietjohn8024]

I'm not spending your money, but as this Rhino platform ages in, you may wish to look into the variety of hammer style mulchers that have widths up to 24 feet(?). They grab residue and grind it up with the top fraction of the soil, and because of the hardened hammer construction will basically bounce off of stones. The bad part is they are also PTO driven so the fuel per acre applies, so research the finish you want to achieve in your decision process and ask your service providers and manufacturers their options. You may be able to brochure something for someone.

[@Blackwellll3066]

I could so see a Schulte FX 742 on the 8235r making this chore so much easier

[@sgrizzz]

enjoy all your videos Ryan

[@lorengolliher2712]

If you're looking for something to get rid of corn stalks or chop them up and mulch a flail chopper we used to use them in Western Kansas with great success when I was a hard farmer anyways enjoy your videos and have a good 2023

[@charleslynch7274]

Very satisfying to watch

[@Michael-fd8ob]

Chop chop chop none stop. Thanks for the video. Like you videos, learned lots just watching them. Thank you keep it up

[@brittblanton8342]

Thanks for the update Ryan, awesome video and drone footage as always 👍

[@patkelly7999]

Great job Ryan and Dwight, You got some real brave cameras there😁👌👍🙂

[@nashcobb3056]

thank you

[@leol1682]

Thanks for video Ryan like it man .

[@clinthochrein888]

Love the blade cam nice sharp footage 😅

[@danieldzurko8053]

Great shots! Thank you for this excellent video!

[@caseihmagnum279]

Check out the bt chopper chopping rolls, they replace the oem rolls and chop the stalks without the added sharpness of standard chopping heads

[@larrysheriff8251]

Great video work, angles. Tell Mr. Travis we sure do miss The rest of the story. Hey Ryan , I was going to tell you on the flat tires video. If you had put 4 new tires on the back trailer axle then got those nails stuck in them That would make you cry. Take care, Take it easy and TRUST JESUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@johnwayne6778]

Keep chopping 👍

[@MisterTee2010]

Happy New Year !

[@e.a.bfarms]

Chopping corn head with stalk stompers is the way to go! Any videos of working cattle coming?

[@peteparker7396]

You would be wrong on the Yetter devastators. They work really well.

[@ronlarson2561]

I thanks for the video update. Glad to see post again. I enjoy your videos. I also enjoy your brothers videos. Did your brother quit posting? Just asking?

[@DareDog.]

Thinking he’s on a break from doing videos. not much to film this time of year.

[@mitchellgourley4642]

Nice video, Ryan

[@cdarting91]

Is it weird that I find a satisfying watching the mower get blown off?

[@garyhenn8060]

Need to reach out to May Wes and get some stalk chompers on that combine head.

[@Greg_Gatsby]

Good content. 👍

[@mrwalterreadysr9523]

Love the video

[@banjobenson9348]

good job

[@ianhaggart1438]

Great job. Just chuck an engine on the batwing and stick it on behind the combine 😁. What kinda flight time are you getting with your drone ? Some amazing shots from up yonder . Stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Badbar_trucking]

Great video once again!

[@ronaldbrosowsky9922]

Thank yo for the Update.

[@kariandhenry]

You should try Kondex blades. They work great on my farm!!

[@larrybg9293]

Good stuff

[@cthomas1864]

Ryan out of all your tractors what's your favorite in order from most to least favorite.

[@benjaminclingaman7551]

Hey Ryan I've heard of people doing this in the late fall for sledding hills.

[@fazerainbow5674]

awsome video ryan thumbs up and shared

[@Bryer68]

Great video Ryan from Bryer

[@warrenhamilton7582]

How does this process treat the blades (corn stalks are tough, right?).

[@alanl.simmons9726]

Ryan get with Irobot or Honda to make a self guided brush hog.

[@bobjohnson9603]

Doesn’t mowing the stalks, just make a mat that keeps the soil cool and wet?

[@keiterfarms5470]

Yes it will! Especially where he lives the hardest part about no till is getting that soil temp to 50 ish degrees where corn and beans love to germinate. The best solution for them would be the devastators, It will crimp that stalk and flatteren it to the ground so micros can start decomposing it

[@shannonharris]

I always wondered what a tornado looked like from the inside 🌪️

[@bugzeek]

look up maywes he has best stock stumpers around. look up some larson farms their are some amazing videos about their stock stumpers and even chopping heads with those.

[@michaelweatherhead9470]

Whare is the snow ❄️❄️

[@kevins5092]

Do people even use flail choppers anymore instead of brush hogs?

[@WBOS72]

A Geringhoff corn head would be better noney spent vs the fuel and time to chop. Good video.

[@rtz549]

Hot rod that mower and run 60+mph around there. Or burn the field?

[@jacobalderman105]

👍👍

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

Working for big oil. That must cost a fortune. Cover crops more regenerative methods?? Gabe Brown.

[@mattthomas3207]

This is why I'm a firm believer in chopping heads. Kill 2 birds with one stone takes a little horsepower but saves you fuel in the long run

[@dmc3742]

Looks like a lot of fuel used with little or no return. My renter no tills beans and corn thru standing corn stalks every year with no ill effects, most of it knee high. They farm over 15000 acres and if it didnt work I assure you they wouldnt do it. Does make harvested corn field look better.

[@jaredmoorman1300]

Agreeed better to have the stalk standing then having a thick mat of material on the ground

[@mrgratitude4268]

The idea is for faster decomposing of the corn stubble, not for growth of the next crop. And even dispersal of the trash will prevent weed growth.

[@jaredmoorman1300]

@@mrgratitude4268 the next crop is your income tho….faster decomposition doesn’t matter, it’s a wasted trip

[@dmc3742]

@@mrgratitude4268Also will slow the warming up and drying out of the soil in the spring.

[@dmc3742]

@@jaredmoorman1300 I dont think that corn residue will be broken down and available for the next years crop anyway.

[@huskerboy3471]

Hi

[@TwoFarmBoys]

Awesome video and your explanations are great! In regard to the talk of a second mower for the corn stalks, I have a heck of a deal for you! 1993 Honda 4518 riding mower, 48" deck. Normally it would be $25,000. However, I like you Ryan, so I'm gonna offer it to you for $24,500. You pay the shipping to get it from Virginia to Wisconsin. Let me know. (Joke). Keep up the great work! - Everett

[@jaredmoorman1300]

What good is a riding mower going to do?

[@dwightl5863]

48" deck. Using that is like sending a small kid to do a man's job. Trust you are really joking.

[@TwoFarmBoys]

@@jaredmoorman1300 Joke

[@TwoFarmBoys]

@@dwightl5863 Of course I am joking. Lol. I should probably put that in the comment though.

[@jaredmoorman1300]

@@TwoFarmBoys I’ll give you 500 dollars for it

[@jesseschafer6539]

What happened to your brother

[@gastonbenvenuto5790]

👍🏻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️🚜🚜🚜

[@woodyjaspersen1799]

Why not invest in a corn head that stock choppers built in like bigger farms use the money you would spend on one would be cheaper then the fuel your burning to pull a mower like your doing now...

[@mrt4547]

What a waste of fuel and wear on equipment. Untouched stalks are way better then a mat of chopped residue. If it is too wet to plant no-till next spring don't blame no-till, blame yourself.