Reclaiming Another Field/International 1256 on International 40 Stalk Chopper/Checking Winter Rye

[@kjellarvidsson630]

That machine works real good. Greetings from Sweden.

[@denanyr]

OMG..I love your sons barrage of questions on the ride to check the rye. You're a great dad

[@trinitydairy]

Thank you!

[@dawidvandyk296]

Good Evening from South Africa.

[@tkinvy9750]

It’s great spending time with kids while working. It’s a magnificent privilege that comes with farming

[@randymonninger9913]

Good morning love your video God bless you all for hard work you all do great job

[@french-canadianfarmer5049]

Beautiful ride through the pasture.

[@bigshanner]

If you get time in the spring I would look at doing a control burn around those foundations then you could stake them so you know exactly where they are. Might be able to even get the local Fire Department out there, where they might use it as practise.

[@fasrfreddy]

Thanks for the ride with you guys…..

[@mywoolmitten]

That's great! Reminds me so much of being on the farm as a kid, thanks for sharing

[@danaedwards5464]

stalk chopper does a nice job always a good thing reclaiming fields

[@canvids1]

That stock chopper sure did a great job for you. knocked all that brush wand weeds down great. I sure miss living in the country growing up.

[@jacobwinter826]

Love the reclaim videos keep em comming

[@bradmyers3327]

That came out really good. Now some more ground for corn!!!!!

[@erikwibholm2813]

I didn’t think it would go, all that moisture still in the air behind the chopper-nice work!! Love the equipment and your hard work-keep it up!!

[@mennoreuten1563]

Its defintly word the afford to use that peace of ground,thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer

[@joelink7665]

That chopper does a really good job

[@ktbradpics]

Quickly becoming one of my favorite KZbin channels to watch

[@trinitydairy]

Thank you!

[@pinesedgefarm1155]

Stock choppers work great for grass and brush. The rye is coming along nicely.👍

[@williammatzek4660]

Alan last Thursday we got 1.1 inches of rain. We needed it.

[@trinitydairy]

Awesome! Glad you got some.

[@karencary3312]

It's always nice to have company, especially if they are a cute as Josh. God bless.

[@scottbowdish3249]

Way to go looks great👍

[@Nate9678-x4h]

I love watching your videos, nothing is new but the oil is checked daily everything is greased you really are the Saying it’s what’s on the inside that counts you have a lot of morals and values and that comes through in every video. Ps I would fall plow that or your going to have a pile of root balls in the spring

[@scottt1885]

Looks like it's going to be a nice field

[@lesterhertel2945]

God bless you and your family

[@ronaldfeuerstein435]

Its the third day of bow season here in Michigan our gun season starts the 15 of November. Good Luck on your Deer season there. Hope you fill all your tags.

[@stephenbutz2621]

That piece will make a nice field for something !!

[@darinwedin798]

It's not to late to plant rye for our area. We've planted it into November and have never had issues. My farm is in between Siren and Spooner wi.

[@randymonninger9913]

Great job

[@richardhoover7569]

Deer must like rye, my neighbor planted a field across the road from us. They were in it every day. I counted up to 34 of them.

[@billpollock1763]

You could try and run a rake through that mowed ground, there might be enough to make windrows.

[@jimf-150]

But the grass is so chopped the bale might just fall apart easy

[@derrickzenner9300]

Watching the stalk chopper do it's thing was very satisfying.

[@ronniewayne5748]

Love the sound of that 1256

[@ralphriddle8864]

Good job and God bless yall

[@Arnoldfarmingvideo5328]

Nice looking countryside there well done brother

[@gregorythompson2251]

Man thats awesome country

[@Pennies_on_the_dollar]

Man yeah!!! That chopper does an amazing job!!! Love getting some overgrown fields back in order!! That 1256 sure sounds good!! Look fwd to seeing what the future holds for that land!! Thank you for bringing us along, look fwd to more sir!!

[@ronniewayne5748]

They always did a excellent job

[@anthonyhengst2908]

I think it is fun to use a stalk chopper for jobs like this. You thinking about digging those foundations up in the future maybe?? Nice clean job in the end.

[@trinitydairy]

No probably not, that little corner isn't big enough to worry about.

[@joshk.6246]

I can tell you might have grabbed a wet fencer handle before. The cut of the field makes it look very nice. Hopefully it turn out to be a good producer for you!

[@glennschlorf1285]

Agree best be plowed now than in spring...

[@scottgilbertson7761]

I would definitely fall plow that ground. But that is just my gut feeling. I will be interested to see how it turns out either way. Best regards and keep up the good work, I really do enjoy your channel probably because I farm very similar to you. Thanks Scott

[@dannygoin6552]

That weedfeld would be a good Feld to turn under for hummus

[@chadpaider1009]

It would dry up better in the spring if plowed now. And it is protected by the trees. Just my take

[@LVFFarmVlogs]

Never too late for winter rye. I plant it into partly frozen ground and it will germinate in the spring if it doesn't in the fall

[@brittblanton8342]

Thanks for the ride along Allan . It would be nice if you had a hydraulic cylinder you could rob off of a old piece of equipment that you are not using and put it on the stalk cutter to adjust your height. Is that a ten foot cut ? Take care and have a great week 👍

[@trinitydairy]

14 or 15 foot.

[@ronniewayne5748]

Those ih 40 stalk choppers was the same width as the old 4 -38 row planters that was i was told because we had exact same thing it did a excellent job

[@trinitydairy]

@@ronniewayne5748 yeah that's about right, I can reach 5, 30in rows with it.

[@farmerfarmer2801]

Never to late for rye

[@lewisgardner1660]

Enjoyable yet again thank you, it’s still sunny here in England uk but we are forecast bad weather coming in soon. I don’t think we get the snow like you do tho.

[@robertpayne2717]

In East Arkansas there is an alluvial ridge that runs and basically for over 100 miles and it's mostly gravel and silty sand and clay loam some of it is decent cattle land. In June, July and August when its dry some of the pastures will occasionally have a very green spot out there, don't drive across or you'll be stuck it is a spring seep. A friend of mine years ago took a dirt pan and a dozer and built a cattle pond with one !!!

[@ronniewayne5748]

Ih stalk choppers always did do a good job

[@ronniewayne5748]

I miss our old ih 40 stalk chopper

[@warrenklingensmith1241]

That field probably could use about 2.5 tons of lime per acre then plow it under from my experience money spent on lime was money well spent.

[@herbhouston5378]

That old farm site would be a good place to use a metal detector.

[@ronmetz9172]

Wish I could find an old flail chopper down here. I think it would do a better job on weeds. Everyone down here uses Rotary mowers. Your chopper left a nice clean path. Wouldn’t the bears be a bigger problem with pumpkins? Down here coyotes are hell on cantaloupes and watermelons. They seems to know exactly when they are ripe. They with take a few bites then move on to another one. Great to hear the little guy asking you a million questions. He wants to learn everything. As others have said, you are a great dad.

[@trinitydairy]

Not sure about bears, everyone told me deer are bad. I had no idea coyotes would eat fruit.

[@mattutke4704]

I enjoyed your video Alan, if that was my land I'd keep the grass area where you can work in the equipments if you don't want to get covered in dirt and mud, do you have shelter belts in that area?

[@trinitydairy]

I would keep it grass, but it needs to be plowed, because it's very rough. We don't really have shelter belts, but we have lots of woods around, and that helps.

[@FullFinnoy]

Farming Simulator 22 sure has some nice graphics and interesting story line!

[@ronniewayne5748]

Back in the day when my family members was farming alot of river bottom farm land and the river got out they would always use the ih stalk choppers to to take back the farmground if it was all over run with weeds then they would go in with a big ih 770 24ft off set disk with 26 inch blades and disk it let her go deep pulled with a steiger panther 3 325

[@ronniewayne5748]

One of the river bottom field was 1500 acres near the wabash river in Indiana

[@ronniewayne5748]

My three great uncles who were all brothers farmed together farmed a bunch of river bottom ground together they started farming it in the mid 1960s till the mid eighties

[@ronniewayne5748]

Then my cousin and his brother in law took over farming it after they all retired

[@rickratliff1078]

Looks good maybe you could put corn in there next year did you ever get the barn done where you replaced the manure pipe never seen it if you put it out thanks and have a great day

[@trinitydairy]

Manure pump is working good, I have to bring a little more dirt into the barn and pour the concrete, should be finishing it up this fall.

[@rickratliff1078]

@@trinitydairy good deal

[@jerrylansbury9558]

You have so much high producing land / pasture ! Control the weeds / trees ! Use a spring tooth cultivator ........scratch it multiple times....smooth it off. No real need to plow it up. My father had multiple rock hills he never could pass over. I helped him clean up the rocks.... used the field cultivator and now its smooth. can cut hay over it and all. Also.... have a coop mix your seed in with the fertilizer....... spread it.... and culti-pack it in. They can calibrate it at your desired spread width. No need for a grain drill.

[@jaycool7805]

👍👍

[@jimmygibsonmjfarms1967]

A good dad for sure how many cows do you milk

[@trinitydairy]

Thank you! We are milking 35

[@farmallchris]

Man i would love to grow pumpkins in that field

[@trinitydairy]

Jen has similar plans for next year, but she's worried about deer damage

[@farmallchris]

@@trinitydairy with that much land you should still get a decent patch I know exactly what your saying I took out 10 ground hogs this year they used to be more of a problem than the deer for me we did good this year maybe lost 3-4 pumpkins this year cause of the deer we also would go back there a lot though and scare them off

[@cedricgates9976]

would that small field be good for sorghum or more corn? looks like your a little behind us for colors this fall

[@trinitydairy]

I'm thinking about sorghum

[@Andaman1979999]

Who owns the field opposite side of the grandpa's corn field?

[@farmerfarmer2801]

Even disc it and put fall rye in

[@whittakerfarm1856]

I’ve got a somewhat similar condition where our hayfields didn’t get cut last year. I’d like to knock it all down this spring with a brush hog. What’s the latest you’d say I can get in there and mow down the junk and still get a good first cutting in June? I’m in northern PA.

[@trinitydairy]

I would say early to mid May.

[@whittakerfarm1856]

@@trinitydairy thanks Alan. Let’s pray we don’t have too much mud.

[@lindadanielson7849]

Would be great to metal detectors that place

[@ssmith1931]

Seems like farms with new high tech equipment spend all their time repairing.

[@vincentblack5422]

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[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌🇨🇦❤

[@ziauddin7948]

nice wild plants & grass chopping machine # but did U chop to cultivate rye or to use wild grass as cattle feed ? & do U reproduce UR holstein , angus & jersy heifers through natural bull insemination or AI , artificial insemination ?

[@trinitydairy]

I'm planning on plowing it and planting Rye. We AI breed all of our Dairy breeds. The Angus is a mix of AI and bull.

[@dannygoin6552]

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[@swawwes]

Grüße an KZbin, Werbung bedeutet Daumen runter & wird nicht geteilt/abonniert!!!

[@swawwes]

Grüße an KZbin, Werbung bedeutet Daumen runter & wird nicht geteilt/abonniert!!!

[@trinitydairy]

Did I understand you correctly that because we're monetized you won't thumbs up or subscribe?