Running the WEED ZAPPER over organic soybeans.

[@darrellgeist2061]

Wow, your voice tells me that that is a very smooth riding tractor you are in.

[@abramziegler4960]

Good description on the Zapper. Handy tool. Ditto on the rain. Over 7" here last week!

[@LtColDaddy71]

I feel ya man. We don't do a lot of soybeans normally, we grow dry beans, but on new ground we have 500 acres we're going to haul in as non GMO non organic and see what we can get for it.

[@northwoodsguy1538]

The Weed Zapper is a cool tool. There is no weed resistance to high voltage electricity.

[@organicfarmer4440]

Not true. Cockleburrs are resistant. Wil it set them back? Yes, kill? Not so much.

[@VIKEHV]

@@organicfarmer4440 As long as it is alive, it will be able to dump tens of kilowatts into it. No plant can survive it.

[@declanjoyce8640]

It would make an excellent crowd control tool too!

[@davesisco4637]

Always looking for tools that can do more than one job . Is the generator on the zapper able to be used for running the house if the power goes out ? We gonna see any row mow videos ? CMON

[@chirp0845]

Your description of how the transformer works at 1:47 is wrong. The power from the generator is coming into the transformer at 480v via those 2 massive cables on the side, and leaves at up to 15000v via that itty bitty cable on top.

[@elvynspencer9276]

Looks like a Lasco Lighting Weeder.

[@denp54z]

Will it kill insects as well ?

[@Tera7549]

Greatings from Europ,how much dose it cost a weed zapper?

[@farmingwithcarp8551]

$50,000 or more depending on the configuration

[@joachimfischer7444]

Hi, where from Europe? :)

[@XanderFreeman88]

Curious on the specs of the transformer

[@johndoe7113]

You should run a cultivator through there it would do wonders

[@samuelmatthews5840]

They are a zero tillage operation

[@organicfarmer4440]

Seen enough organic soybean fields to know that field isn't going to do more than 10 bu/acre at best. 10x 25.00 per bushel equals 250 gross. I'm gonna guess that's rent where your farming at. Red ink to say the least. You're running too many acres with the management you have on hand. No-till organic isn't sustainable on a long term rotation. You don't even have one. Not too mention you introduced chicory for a cover crop, which is a perennial with no plan on how to deal with it.

[@microsoilenhancersinspirey5750]

Why do u believe no till organic is not long term sustainable?

[@davidkoehler2423]

Hes taken 7 chickens so far tho

[@davidbell7091]

turn off the stupid music, let us hear the zapper work.