Planting No Till Soybeans near Platteville Wisconsin

Planting No Till Soybeans near Platteville Wisconsin
In this video I am out in a field near Platteville Wisconsin with an International 5488 Tractor pulling a 12 row Case IH 1200 planter. This farm is planting soybeans "no-till" in between the corn rows from the season before.

[@danthurman9076]

These were the last of the IH tractors before the merger of Case,IH and Tenneco. They look like very nice tractors. Maybe a little short and stubby, rough riding most likely on plowed ground.

[@ScottPykare]

Really nice planting duo. That International looks so cool with the duals on it. Great job Mike.

[@johnwayne6778]

Good looking tractor

[@MATTREBARCHEK28]

I LOVE YOU'RE PLANTING VIDEOS AND OTHER VIDEOS MIKE LESS THANKI YOU

[@aloisankli]

Very nice red planting team big thanks!

[@johnwayne6778]

Dad bought 5488 front wheel assist. Near Berne Indiana

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

Looking good Mike. We run notill beans and corn on our muck ground here in north central Indiana.

[@rauloropeza7496]

Wonderful videos thank you Mike Less

[@tommoyer3302]

Your videos never disappoint 👍

[@AkbarMoncongloe]

Excellent brother 👍

[@SimonKL11]

That international is looking great😁👍 very nice planting team😄👍

[@tooez90]

Best looking international tractor IMO

[@farmhandmike]

I always liked the look of this series of tractors.

[@MyPromixdirt]

they look especially good as a pulling tractor

[@noehueber6602]

Looking great and great equipement for planting corn curently i run with a john deere 6030 with no till planting beans with a max emerge 12 row planter in Alsace in France great john deere from US equipement US muscle 🇺🇸🇺🇸💪

[@franciscosandiego3026]

I like Mike less videos on KZbin from the imperial county California 👍🇺🇲

[@markreetz1001]

Cool video Mike. Good looking tractor and planter. I noticed a cooler just outside the rear window of the tractor. Is that an oil cooler? Don't remember seeing too many of those set up like that.

[@paulreis1648]

Another very nice video and tractor thanks Mike

[@juanpedrogarcialopez2599]

Muy buen video amigo 🎉

[@johnfurnival4133]

Well looked after tractor

[@user-snowman5]

Awesome rig, and bout the cornstalks they’ll probably go thru the combine easier than the bean stalks

[@aidencrawford3487]

Lookin good. I think I saw this aetup on Facebook the other day

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@404nitro]

The 88 series were great looking tractors. I am not a fan of the current crop of Magnums though as far as how they look. @ 3:25 it appears he is off by a row while planting right there?

[@thomashanke6750]

Go Red!!

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

That guys AC must be out, I see his windows open.

[@DeBa1226]

You still got that IH 1206 workin it in the field?!

[@georgetarabini6552]

Those corn stocks look like punji sticks, are they hard on tires, nice video

[@farmhandmike]

Corn stalks can be hard on tires especially in the fall right behind the combine. Some guys are now running different rolls in their corn heads to shred the top of the stalk to help it break down quicker. Here in the spring they are not too bad to deal with and as I mentioned come harvest time they will be pretty brittle.

[@bobnistler]

😎😎

[@MrPummi88]

Why didnt they work the ground before? After corn, we always plow.

[@Robsixx]

I've been saying that for over 40 years

[@gregkortbein5108]

No need to plow. Just more expense.

[@11T872]

What is the yeald difference between 30inch(75cm) or 15 or any other row space.

[@farmhandmike]

It really depends on the area Ive seen both row spacings yield very well. Around home in Ohio most guys have gone to 15'' row spacing for soybeans and in other areas most beans are on 30'' row spacing. I remember as a kid when my grandfather started growing soybeans he planted on 30's and we cultivated them. Then I also remember guys started planting them with a grain drill on 7.5'' row spacing. So I suppose it depends on soil, climate and plants per acre. And a good growing season

[@Robsixx]

Always till your ground,chances are that farmer is going to have white mold in his beans,it only takes about an hour to till that ground

[@farmhandmike]

No Till soybeans have been doing very good after corn in lots of areas.