Planting the River Bottom

Taking the planter down by the river and planting some soybeans!
Welcome to Farming With Carp. This channel will show you the jobs that we do on our farm in Indiana each day. We are a regenerative organic farm that capitalizes on the uses of cover crops. We raise corn, soybeans, wheat, peas and alfalfa. We also have a growing herd of livestock on the farm that we graze across our acres. Come along for the ride!
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[@matthewshaw3718]

The quality of your videos you should have a couple hundred k subscribers, excellent farming channel, up there with the best of them 👍🏻

[@farmingwithcarp8551]

Thank you! Appreciate it! Maybe one day we will get up there and have several subscribers. But I’m happy to be where I am!

[@pfeatherston7276]

I may have missed it, why isn't this field an organic notill?

[@jamestucker3260]

How do you handle point rows with a row cultivator?

[@farmingwithcarp8551]

Either you take out some beans or leave a triangle of weeds there with the point rows.

[@ullmannone]

Unless those people on the riverbank are armed to the teeth, if they don't pay for fresh water and sewerage, they have to submit to home inspections to ascertain whether they have working septic systems. Dumping raw sewage into the Wabash River is a serious crime.