New Earthmaster 3000 Vertical Tillage Tool - New Holland T7.315

[@Athenstrainman]

the cows at 1:15,"Oh Ryan what have you there??!!"

[@JD46406030]

If your main concern is sizing corn stalk residue I would suggest looking into calmer corn heads. We purchased a knife stall roller set from them and it does an awesome job. And if you do a lot of no-till work it's good for that to because it seems to leave the trash within a 8"-10" wide path over the remaining stalk leaving you some bare soil for no-till work come spring.

[@bigtractorpower]

Great video. Will you chisel plow behind the M&W or make another vertical tillage pass in the spring before planting?

[@BigFudge323]

Hey Rian, I really like youre videos and the way you show all parts of farming. I am from Germany and i'm also a Farmer. Thumbs up!!

[@Rebar77_real]

1:20 That's one happy cow! :) Nice vid angles, kudos to your editor ;)

[@douglaslaramie9245]

Sizing the stocks (stalks) has it's advantages. Here, creating a mat of residue just delays the warming and drying of our soils come spring, so most leave them standing.I am amazed at the amount of what I call "recreational farming" that goes on every fall. It's hard to resist the urge to work land when the sun is shinning and you know the days to do so are numbered. It looks better, no-tilling is ugly farming. I've tried the Salford VT and it did what they said, it sized the residue, which blew all over the township and took forever to dry come spring. My soil is different then your so results might be different. Working ground on a sunny day, burning fuel, racking up those hours strangely enough does make a farmer feel good when they pull the pin at 2:30 AM. That's why I call it "Recreational farming" HaHaHaHa JMHO doug

[@Nicolasdu5]

Douglas Laramie kind of true my dad use to till but I want to go notill and I can see he is feeling bad for doing nothing before the snow hahaha

[@jrice1091]

Douglas Laramie Great post, thanks.

[@jrice1091]

INCO No till was big and still is here in PA. But we are starting to see a resurgence of the mold board and chisel plow. After so many years you just have to turn the ground over. many of the bigger farms swear the yields are greater in fields that are turned over Vs no till. Before you go out and spend a ton of money on no till ask around, you may be surprised. Oddly our JD dealer was the one who was brought alot of these things to our attention.

[@prestemon]

Douglas Laramie Super post but they are stalks not stocks sorry that drives me nuts

[@douglaslaramie9245]

Sorry bud, I knew that, must have had a brain fart. Stalks, won't happen again.LOL

[@christkortis3250]

You will get better material sizing and incorporation if you drive at a 15-20 degree angle from your corn rows. You will miss a lot of stalks if you drive down the same row as your crop was planted in.

[@billyscruggs9800]

man you need to buy that tractor looks good out there in your field

[@mistergamerguy]

I commented on one other video of yours, I play Farm Sim 17, and the T7 is one of my favorite tractors to use for the field work. Awesome video!!!

[@padraicmcgurl1741]

The calves seem to be really loving life 👍🏻

[@HowFarmsWork]

+padraic mcgurl Yeah those few short weeks in the barn were really dentrimental to them as you can tell

[@thewisconsinfarmer7089]

We purchased a case ih 330 vertical till this previous summer it works great.

[@neusac4590]

I can tell you really like that NH better then the JD. Nice video

[@nicholasensz4209]

Really love the drone work on this one. Great video work!

[@USAFMaster1]

I first thought "How can you drive and fly the at the same time?", then the Autosteer came to mind! Perfect for multitasking

[@Gator-12]

looks like the T7 handles that tool really well!

[@gdsteyr]

Great video very impressed with the New Holland and the Earthmaster 3000 seems to be doing a good job. Really love the drone footage the countryside looks stunning.

[@yabozoable]

I love the cows running alongside lol

[@sweetfarmsllc8886]

Had one, got rid of it.. Spend the money and make the move to strip till. Those are so heavy,they are really packing the ground at the same time.. Or if you really want to chop the stalks, put Calmer rolls on your corn head, they will do the same job for much less.

[@PyroVK243]

We run a Kuhn/Kraus Excellerator that has an adjustable gang angle between 1 and 5 degrees that leaves the ground a lot smoother, sharpens the discs as you go and lets you run about 12 mph if you have enough power.

[@darrenkayes7911]

Was the t7 a demo machine? what was the ride like with the wheels in so narrow? awesome tillage machine though.

[@AmericanaStoryTeller]

How often, or do you disagree, do you subsoil to depths 12 to 18". I have always heard it was good to go deeper every 18 months or so to break the hardpan to allow roots to grow. New studies seem to agree.

[@nickcooper8322]

did you lease the New Holland T7?

[@Brian.N]

That does do a good job at cutting the stalks.

[@Northern_Farmer]

If you dropped it another inch or so would the new holland pull it ok?

[@elmcustomharvesting1072]

Northern farmer no the Ford won't pull it. he will have to go back to the John Deere.

[@caidynmeyer6529]

Yes we run this set up

[@vevohoeyo]

Are you serious.. a 200hp tractor would pull this with ease. Especially in these flat conditions. That tractor isn't even breaking a sweat

[@bluemtnsman]

Do you get better cutting action going perpendicular to the rows or parallel ?

[@ginggur17]

That singular cow loved it.

[@scottm2865]

Nice machine.But i got a question.Why do farms in the midwest work the gound at a angle compared to running straight in line with corn stalks??

[@HowFarmsWork]

+scott m Some say it works them down better. I don't notice a difference.

[@Robinsonfamilyfarms]

scott m

[@susanparadis285]

nice job with the phantom

[@kapiwie3015]

congrats on 70,000 subscribers your vids are great

[@AndersonCattleCo]

Looks like the vertical tillage tool did exactly what you were told it could do. Fields are ready for winter and still have cover.

[@matiasnielsen6331]

What are your plans with the Big Blue?

[@jacksonhunterandfarmer2673]

Congrats on getting to 70k

[@ctd12vlv]

Did you bale any corn stalks this year

[@dopenigga2162]

With the vertical tillage speed is key when chopping stalks the greater the speed the better it will chop we run our deere tractors in 9th gear

[@cmusic52]

wow I love that piano ballad!!

[@tedkahler9738]

what do you think of farrming with single tires?? on big newholland compared to your jd

[@waterskiingfool]

Nice of earthmaster to let you try it out.

[@Crash5291]

Great video as always, i noticed at about 8:10 it looked like you were running with the GPS are you liking it enough to want it on the next tractor the farm gets?

[@roadhogg1418]

Looks like a NASCOW pace tractor!! Think I saw Cow Petty and Bull Elliot out there!!

[@tbop01]

Will u chisel plow that in spring then?

[@tlowevpnv]

looks like it does chop up stocks very well but i like to see more dirt on them to start decomposing.

[@deanr63]

70,000!! Congrats!!

[@mikeyld]

Do you plan to purchase big blue someday?

[@BrogreProductions]

do all the crops you harvest go to animal feed? what exactly does grain corn and beans goto?

[@MrJohndeere3720]

nice vid. :) where do u get all ur music from. i like that 1 in this vid...

[@brennerranhorn479]

We run our vertical tillage in the fall after corn and in the spring after the Great plan ultra chisel in north east north Caroline

[@BrotherJohn-mz4qe]

Did you all buy that tractor and vertical tillage machine? Or are y'all leasing them?

[@vhaghar2588]

I wonder fuel consumption for per decares with cultivation and ploughing

[@millerhorses95]

Did anyone see the calf chasing the tractor at 1:15?

[@deividaspavardenis8573]

what after that will you do. Plowing? or you don't plowing your field's.

[@austincolberg6042]

what we have found that works the best is great plains turbo till or turbo chopper they do the best we find and turbo till makes an amazing seed bed after a krause dominator deep ripper

[@peterjames2004]

ok so you have dropped the main depth setting so you should adjust the out side wheels as well shouldnt you or the outside wheels will be holding the coulters up again

[@corbed8925]

What's the first song on this video? The piano ballad?

[@Nicolasdu5]

those Ingersoll disk are awesome !! sunflower kunh Krause has it and some other to like earthmaster

[@kevinwillis9126]

you seem to be very happy with it....

[@FirstLast-ze7sl]

With all that power speed and weight how many acres per hour can you do.

[@younggunfarmer416]

I can't remember, does that machine have coulter disks on it??

[@scottkailey1]

Are you going to buy or lease the NH. tractor?

[@robertreznik9330]

how much fuel is the NH using per Hr or Ac?

[@DKTractors]

Great video! Please keep them coming!

[@donshetterly]

Who is doing the overhead shots while you are in the tractor?

[@lukebaumgartner1747]

Don Shetterly I'd you look closely on some shots you can see that he is.

[@giuseppegrossi1]

ben fatto, eri proprio stanco , buon riposo

[@mopeman440]

LOL...the calf's are happy!

[@douglasbuhr5741]

cows looked like they wanted to play

[@austintruett5342]

why did u do the end rows first ..iv always done end rows last

[@southernsniperchannel2043]

Austin Truett for a headland or basically a place to turn around

[@HowFarmsWork]

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[@thomaskirby42]

How Farms Work are you going to purchase the new Holland

[@brysonpfishing6740]

How Farms Work will it ship fast if i'm in up near perce county

[@kyleowens8599]

How Farms Work why wouldn't you bush hog the stubs

[@thomaskirby42]

I would bale them and sell them for biomass

[@kyleowens8599]

Thomas Kirby deffently a lot more than just plow them in

[@steveminecraft219]

Hey Ryan is it just me or do a lot of the controls on the T7 seem kind of redundant? I've never drove one before but from you how to operate video it looks that way. Any way another great video! 👍

[@grussingfarms]

you guys should get some of the yetter choppers on the bottom of the corn head

[@jacksonhunterandfarmer2673]

Nice vid Ryan

[@ralfm.6684]

nice vid! can the 4640 also handle the earthmaster? greetings from germany! :)

[@donawayfarms5419]

how much does a new Holland like that cost?

[@strongfarms8248]

How fast where you going? We try to go about 9mph.

[@Tractorandsirens]

Strong Farms at my uncles he has a Kuhn excellerator and he goes about 15-17 mph it tears it more than going 9

[@strongfarms8248]

Carsen Culpitt We had a case ih VT disc behind a t8030 and could only go 9.

[@Tractorandsirens]

Strong Farms he used a magnum 305 with rear duals

[@whyisthisathing8399]

Is that a new holland t8 or t7 ?

[@homecats1]

What happened to the “Blue” tractor? Did y’all trade it?

[@HowFarmsWork]

It was just a demo

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

great video, nice work

[@Rick-fx8lh]

We work all of our ground with a case ih 330. Run a 5-8° angle across the rows to size up trash. You wont size some because you dont have a chopping corn head

[@elmcustomharvesting1072]

Smashing Puppy we really enjoy the 330 case Turbo till it does a very good job for us.

[@danielschyttelvik6104]

isnt it snow there😤😤😤 or here in norway its almost just ice because it rained while there were 4-

[@danielschyttelvik6104]

and have you shaved your beard

[@danielschyttelvik6104]

Ohhh nice

[@NZ78503]

We appreciate your informative videos.Is blue the new normal on the farm? How is Jamie? Cheers from NZ.

[@DagonNaxos]

The moo cows wanted a ride!

[@louisnemick317]

I love your channel keep them coming.

[@jeromemiller5262]

We run over it with a similar tool, then chisel to turn the material more "into" the ground for decomposing.

[@wademitch]

Look at the cow chasing Ryan at 1:14

[@jacobbadrick4647]

Still haven't folded the frount link😟

[@jasonspicer6477]

How is the little cow

[@dh-jh7dg]

what are your hobbies outside of farming

[@Nicolasdu5]

d h editing farming video and watching farming video ;)

[@aandwarren7316]

you should try out some agco products, we farm roughly 2000 acres and can get things done really efficiantly. I really like massey ferguson, fendt, and agco they are all really good and deserve shot

[@allis-chalmersb-10]

Massey Ferguson and fendt are owned by AGCO

[@laurencegibbs2753]

As a Brit, I have no idea what vertical tillage is, what is it?

[@lukestrawwalker]

The idea is, a wavy blade that cuts down into the soil and back out again... basically wavy coulter blades. The ripples on the blade causes the blade to pull and move some soil, crumbling it up just a bit, without tossing it or throwing it much and "turning the soil over". The idea is to loosen up the soil without disturbing the soil profile, or destroying the mycorrhizia bacterial/fungal structure in the soil, which moves nutrients around in the soil to growing plants. Plowing and disking flips the entire soil structure upside down or mixes it up and turns it over, which destroys the soil profile and mycorrhizia. That said, this is just "tillage light" in that this machine is basically a low-angle disk with chopping blades. A true vertical tillage machine has wavy coulters that chop the residue and cut into the soil and right back out again. Good for chopping up/sizing residue, but not very good at loosening up the soil. Oh, I'm sure the top two inches are loose, to be sure, and tossed around a little bit (more than true vertical tillage, which is the whole idea-- not to toss the soil around, but merely to loosen it. Problem is, a disk is a disk... Soil experts say that disks create a compaction layer, because of the sideways motion of the soil as the blade moves forward through the soil... soil forced sideways compacts against itself and below the blade. SO basically this thing is probably creating a compaction layer (especially given its heavy weight) right at planting depth... not exactly what you want seedling roots to have to be trying to push through to get into the soil profile. With a true "vertical tillage" tool, the blade is cutting into the soil, the ripples on the blade DO push down against the soil as they enter the soil, but then the pull at the soil as the blade pulls up out of the soil, usually taking SOME soil with it or lifting it up-- it then crumbles in the process of being moved and settles back. Later! OL J R :)

[@SoybeanFarmer3300]

thanks for the demo. gave me an idea, set the gains strait on my disc harrow to cut soybean residue without moving much dirt.

[@failuretounderstand1]

Soybean Farmer people who've tried converting their existing tools to VT tools say they're never heavy enough to penetrate the ground

[@benhuebner1]

What do you guys think you are gaining by putting 'steins on pasture? I always keep them in the lot and pour the grain to them and they still end up growing too much frame for my liking. I won't buy holstein feeders that have been on pasture-they grow way to much frame and don't finish until 15-1600 pounds - way to big for my liking

[@Daton.B]

If you guys don't buy that new holland , I think the dealership will be pretty upset

[@dh-jh7dg]

what about a vidio on your atv s

[@benlea8663]

Nice video man-liked-subbed

[@rtz549]

In the future; when the tractor will drive itself; how will you make use of your new free time?

[@grahamsobieski2507]

You need to buy that new holland

[@timhurkmans3788]

Were you using gps?

[@raymondaston4796]

hope you closed the doors on the top of the big grain bin

[@jamilaari3514]

I can't see any difference on the ground.. seems like it just touches a little bit

[@arlox22]

Look at the previous Earthmaster 3000 video, they're explaining everything you need to know.

[@jamilaari3514]

Artūrs Godiņš I saw it and it still seems odd to me :p I'm used to Ploughs and cultivators which actually do a lot

[@arlox22]

Well, I 'm not a farmer, so my knowledge about farming is close to nothing :D I just think it's a tool for specific job, not like standard multi purpose cultivators, which i'm sure supposed to make earth dark, not just chop up foliage. Correct me , if i'm wrong. :D

[@jimmyb9859]

You know a KZbinr is doing well when they have their channel logo on a piece of clothing:)

[@socominternationalinc1307]

would you buy a new Holland

[@vevohoeyo]

Let's get some country music going brother.