Ripping No-Till | CASE IH Magnum 340

[@davidchapin8297]

I know back when I was farming we had to deep rip. Made all the difference in the world.

[@donaldmorrison8783]

Ran a inline ripper on a field once went from a 150 bushels to 201. It feels so so hard I was looking up a lot

[@victordodds6211]

Happy pieceful new 2023 RYAN & HANNAH FAMILY. CHEER'S ALL

[@danfinley3690]

Ryan awesome drone shots spot on

[@dalebargen]

Night time drone footage is awesome! Thanks!

[@jordanschneider6505]

Thanks for the new video Ryan, i hope this helps the field with moisture and with compaction. Happy new year and remember to Never Stop Farming.

[@TheFarmingLife]

I was wondering if this field was probed to see where the hard pan was and how far it was down. I always loved seeing a good looking Case tractor in the field.

[@leeforeman3656]

Happy new year Ryan and family. Ripping the fields will show a Improvement. Will be money well spent over the next few years.

[@charleslynch7274]

Kool to see that ripper in action hope u get the results your looking for

[@digger5858]

What a way to start the new year with a great video from How Farms Work!!! Thanks Ryan. Happy New Year to you and Hannah

[@gail8494]

Happy New Year Ryan and Hannah! Nice video. That Case was lit up like a Xmas tree! Can’t wait to see the results .

[@earlyriser8998]

nice night time drone footage...would like to see the wings on the ripper as there are several different types

[@connornolan3626]

Hey Ryan, if you have any recent ones, I would be curious to see any soil samples you have from this particular field

[@waterskiingfool]

The red tractor looks good visiting the farm lol. Happy new year

[@SimonKL11]

Looking forward to see how the yield turns out next fall😉👍 Happy new year🎉👍

[@andymulligan679]

Have u tried putting gypsum down every other year that will make a lot of difference I do it in gumbo river bottom soil it helps yield and loosens the soil

[@jordanwilson8676]

Look at the way it pulls on the headlands I’m willing to bet great improvements on headlands

[@thomasstrand9853]

Great video Ryan Happy New Year to you and Hannah I wish you guys all the best God bless

[@luisnunes7933]

Hello! Always fun to watch! Happy New Year!

[@jandv4027]

Sure it will help Ryan, looking forward to next fall. Thanks for posting your videos.

[@patkelly7999]

Great job Ryan and Kenny, Happy New Year to Ye All👍🙏🙂☘

[@johnbyrnes5255]

Nice to see a red tractor on your farm!

[@billyscruggs9800]

Have you ever did striptilling that may help.You could striptill then plant on top of that.

[@robertreznik9330]

Putting 10-34 and ammonia 10" deep early would help the corn more than just with the planter. My P leaf test result will then have more than sufficient levels.

[@phillipwiley2992]

You will see big changes on how moisture soaks into ground less run off and crops will do better it fun running sub soiler and feeling the ground breaking up under tractor

[@Will7981]

That tractor didn’t even break a sweat ripping that field.

[@davidhaskins9457]

Happy New Year all, great video Ryan keep em coming love the machinery whatever color

[@busterbailey370]

I Love a Case lol another great video thank you Ryan keep them coming please

[@BoyPlaying]

Happy New Year to all of you, may this year 2023 be good for everyone at How Farms Work

[@billymoad]

Happy new year too you and your family bud

[@Bryer68]

Great video Ryan from Bryer

[@rtz549]

Final result looks really good.

[@fazerainbow5674]

awsome video ryan thumbs up and shared

[@daleley7645]

It will be interesting to see the results next year.

[@craigadair128]

How many acres did he rip for you? It looked like the tractor was handling the 7 shank really well

[@cthomas1864]

Happy new year Ryan

[@koolman2021]

Awesome video thanks for sharing and Happy new year

[@welder78s7]

Happy new years. I know this is out side the box a little you could try putting in a cover crop and or add something else in to your rotation. A cover crop mix with a tillage radish in it. The ripping will help let the water in and let the roots go deeper.

[@robe9821]

Awesome video Ryan Happy New Year

[@kirklothert3435]

A Case tractor?! That's the wrong color tractor! John Deere's are still the best. Happy New Year Ryan & Hanna

[@kirklothert3435]

@Garnet Holman... Whatever that means

[@HighWaterFarm]

Have you considered testing for SCN?

[@jGoodloejr]

Happy NewYear!

[@bigtractorpower]

Happy New Year. Sub Soiling works well here in Kentucky. A farm I know sub soiled for ms T years then went to no till for ten years and retired to subsoiling in 2019. They found breaking the compaction and lifting the soil improved their corn yields quite a bit. Will you just plant the field in the spring or run a barrow before planting? .

[@HowFarmsWork]

The intention is to plant into the rows where the subsoiler ran to give the plants room to grow.

[@ronaldkimberlin4350]

You will like it you make more crop .in west Texas the farmers rip there land and helps make more crop . You will like it

[@billwieland8497]

Thanks for posting! There's nuttin' like red! :D

[@clinthochrein888]

Thank for a ripping good video 👍🏾 happy new year! 🎊

[@brittblanton8342]

Happy New Year Ryan and the whole family 🎉. Thanks for the great video, that’s one good looking Red Machine he is using and I also believe it will help 👍

[@carterkeown5167]

A ripper would definitely be a good tool on 8235R

[@OkieDoke18]

I got a buddy with a 8235r and it's his biggest tractor they put everything behind that tractor. Trail and Error he's had it for a few years so they know what it can and can't do. It pulls 1000bushel grain cart filled up with no problem

[@doclull1989]

Hey Ryan!! That will be interesting to see if it helps.

[@snowman5609]

That is a awsome tractor and ripper red is a beautiful color wouldn't you say ryan.

[@markhicks9545]

That's got to help big time thinking I might have gone a cross the wheel marks in stead of with them if possible

[@Blackwellll3066]

Happy New Years do love the night videos, how easy is it flying the drone at night

[@HowFarmsWork]

Same as during the day as long as you’re familiar with the field!

[@Blackwellll3066]

@@HowFarmsWork nice

[@ianhaggart1438]

Happy new year.. ripping will work wonders for your farm. Trying to achieve speeds like that here, though would end up with something really broken 😁🤣. Another quality video sir. Stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@benjaminclingaman7551]

Hey Ryan I never heard the term ripping in farming.

[@blueovaldawgs]

Thank god I watched the beginning of the video and got an explanation of the "red tractor" as I was about to unsubscribe!🤣

[@panhandleoff-roadranch2212]

Happy New Year’s

[@tjmfarming9584]

Where can I get my hands on one of these beauties? On our new property we moved to last year, we’ve found out that the previous owners never really treated the sandy soils properly tillage wise with their cattle and sheep compacting it down so hard the feed can’t grow and it hasn’t been ripped in what looks to be a good 20 years. Good video Ryan and happy New Year!

[@joelalor9653]

I ripped about 1200 acres of headlands this fall with a five shank 2400 ecotill. Will see next year if it benefits

[@garyfaulds2008]

Dam I thought this video was going to be you showing off your nice classy new cih tractor, but you will see returns on ripping because we do.

[@csmit4674]

Every case magnum 340 I look at with 4000-6000 hours on had the engine done. Is there some sort of issue with these engines?

[@gastonbenvenuto5790]

Feliz año nuevo para todos 🍾 🥂 😊 🙋🏻‍♂️👍🏻🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜

[@daveconger6199]

This city boy enjoys your videos Ryan…thanks. Question, have you ever done a video of the type of drone you use or on how you incorporate it into your farming other than just for these videos? Thanks again

[@Mrsilverado18]

There nice to surveying crop damage or checking on animals

[@nashcobb3056]

thank you

[@Happyfarmer595]

Will you drill at a slightly different angle to the direction to the ripping so your not drilling into a ripped line

[@HowFarmsWork]

I read that you should try to plant into the trench. Don't know if that's effective or not.

[@Happyfarmer595]

@@HowFarmsWork I’m in uk and we would cultivate at a different angle to the drilling otherwise you maybe running one drill coulter in the trench and it’s neighbor in uncultivated ground

[@bradniekamp252]

How deep will the Kuhn till the soil?

[@mitchellaters-eg2od]

Well… been a year. See any yield change?

[@seanstewart4221]

I'm curious how deep do you freeze and how deep are you ripping.

[@newyorkdairyfarming5616]

Theoretically if done with rtk you can rip in the fall, vt in the spring and still plant in the slots left. #hotforslot23

[@rrobinson14k]

Wouldn't a disc done just as well or better After getting depth set

[@justinschmitz8034]

Well should work....hope y'all had a good Christmas, and happy new years. Btw sorry about my silence on the channel I've been super busy as of late.

[@jefmiller9057]

My brother's chisel plow teeth look similar to these in depth but have sweeps on them where these are narrow. After ripping your field it has almost all the residue on top where my brother's looks similar to moldboard plowing with maybe 25% residue on top. We are in east central Wisconsin which is flatter so we probably don't as of an erosion problem as SW Wisconsin. Did you consider one type of tooth over another or is this ripper what was available?

[@dankreoger611]

Rippers and chisel plows are two different types of equipment. Rippers are for opening up the ground, chisels are for turning the dirt and breaking the hard pan.

[@billymoad]

What is that red thing on your farm lol 😂😂😂 is a nice case tractor 🚜 bud

[@larrybe2900]

Ryan, is there even a thought about mould board plowing a field ever in the tilling schedule any more in problem areas or just deal with it and forget that option? I imagine having rocks and stones under relative control might dissuade one from trying it. How does ripping match up for planter rows?

[@HowFarmsWork]

Mould board plowing seems a little too intensive for our needs. We struggle with rocks on a few farms so we haven’t done it since grandpa was around

[@greghamann2099]

Nice piece of equipment there. The color adjustment must be off on the camera.

[@michaelc9128]

Would there be any benefits in ripping in both directions

[@HowFarmsWork]

You’d probably see marginal benefit. When you’re ripping one direction it should be going with the row to give the crops even access to the subsoiled row. Going the other direction would create a lot of shearing I would thing by dicing the ground into cubes

[@23431]

Let ‘er rip tater chip and have a happy healthy and prosperous New Year’s Ryan

[@nikphoenix]

I hope you guys expand the amount of land you farm. You definitely need another tractor and a high horse power one for jobs like this would be handy. But you need the land to justify and pay for it.

[@robertreznik9330]

Strip till part of the farm with a integral six row on the 8235R

[@robertreznik9330]

Another way to rip the field is with summer points to inter-row when the corn is 6" or less. Putting the P down deeper would result in less on the surface for years.

[@roadrunner681]

would tillage radish help?

[@hturbo1007]

I've never known anyone who said that ripping never helped. You'll see a return.

[@jameshammel6541]

How deep were you going?

[@RandyKildow]

You may get more return the 2nd year than the first...

[@robwar2288]

We always notice a Difference after Ripping.

[@klugfarmsklug9323]

A good ripper will lift the soil in between the shanks, I'm not seeing that in this video.

[@nielsdybro9759]

It looks like he ran the top link a little too short resulting in the ripper frame sloping towards the front and a less even depth across the ripper point.

[@larrybg9293]

Good stuff

[@brandoncaldwell95]

From what I've learned, should rip a field at least every 3-5 ,years. I personally woukd have been on the pervious farmers ripping schedule and then played with it. Might stretch 6 uears before ripping again. Since i battle compaction a lot, plan on ripping every 2-3 years on the bottom clay areas. More sandy area ill rip every 7 or so.

[@robertcowden9484]

Nice red tractor improves the videos lol

[@troywalton8580]

Curious why you are ripping at night

[@HowFarmsWork]

He works during the day

[@wagon9082]

Good Video

[@CurrentChoices]

Ripping direction important?

[@HowFarmsWork]

It needs to be done on the contour. I would prefer 15" offset from the plant row.

[@ollie-lk5dx]

After 8 years maybe a second pass with ripper or chisel plow would help.

[@grahamexpediting1461]

What was the cost to rip

[@HowFarmsWork]

I want to say $22 an acre, it was $700 something total plus fuel

[@noelhohberger1188]

Isn't it called sub soiling

[@HowFarmsWork]

Ripping and Subsoiling are interchangeable terms indeed.

[@banjobenson9348]

Nice fall conditions,

[@rtz549]

Tractors fast at double speed.

[@peanutsmith1462]

Man with all that organic matter if you would just try 10a disc it then run some bottom plows over it put that organic matter where the roots need it, you will see a big difference in the yeald every five years that’s what we do

[@jacobalderman105]

👍👍

[@cdarting91]

Subsoiling! Just like Farming Simulator. Lol

[@bobcrone6151]

Newby here but would love an explanation on why this would be better than just flipping the whole field with a moldboard.

[@PaulsonFarms]

moldboards will create a plow pan below where they run

[@Budd56]

Plowing you will typically only go 6" or so. Ripping they can go a lot deeper to get to the compact areas.

[@mh73020]

CASE???? No John Deere??? Still looks pretty cool for an International.🤫