Most amazing disk I’ve ever seen!!!

[@robinferguson5975]

How is the depth actually set on these? Is there a depth stop on the hydraulic cylinders that raise and lower the transport wheels?

[@RockyMountainFarmer]

The depth is adjusted with the baskets on the back, and you use the transport wheels to lift it up and down to turn around at the end

[@Arham7cheema]

Your videos are always interesting

[@RockyMountainFarmer]

Glad you like them!

[@Arham7cheema]

@@RockyMountainFarmer hey what's time there right now here 2.20 am I am still watching your videos

[@ryanevans7049]

Love the vids. I farm potato’s to and I’m currently in the middle of spud harvest

[@RockyMountainFarmer]

I’m glad you love the videos. We just started spud harvest on Monday. Just curious what is your yield?

[@NotaSheople]

It seems we all on spuds but also chopping Maize and trying to chop alot to so I think machinery condition and health mostly catching up so the majority it looks like if they can haul it then it's theirs we really bit off more can chew unfortunately

[@donniebargo964]

Where are you located I grow potatoes in Kentucky about 30 acres, organic I need a supply to fill gap in my supply for my store

[@NotaSheople]

You have some great soil though. The soil around here is very Sandy and requires a bit extra horsepower because of that if we want to go deep like Potatoes and Carrots. We top alot of the fields we want to go down deep enough 12 to 18 inch's because soil so heavy and tried min til but ground just hold hell of alot water. What dream soil you have !

[@RockyMountainFarmer]

Yeah we do have pretty good soil. If you have sand I know manure helps it become better. We had a couple of sandy fields that are much better after years of manure.

[@erickaufman1851]

Tell your mom a mom and dad I said hello and your.brothers to

[@donniebargo964]

If you guys would compost your manuer before you put it on your potato ground you can boost your yield buy a lot without chemical fertilizer, I get about 14 ton to acre in clay ground bye doing that

[@RockyMountainFarmer]

We have thought that too but we don’t own the dairy and they don’t want to put the money into doing that. It would cost about a million dollars to get started.