Sidedressing Nitrogen (with Cultivation bonus)

[@Largencharge69]

Great video, love seeing that old JD 4020 put through the paces.

[@ozz5350]

Happy fourth to you and you're family THANKS. God bless you all.

[@0124vcummins]

Great video Ryan can't wait till the end of the year for harvest season to see how all the hard work pays off

[@infinitebeing1032]

I like seeing the 4020 at work.

[@michaeldierks3708]

Nice camera work Ryan! Love that drone footage.

[@jamisgood21]

That is the way to do it right there! I love it.

[@waterskiingfool]

It's amazing how much the corn jumps when you guys do this

[@joepolen7212]

Great video! I learned a lot. By the way, I also enjoyed seeing that nice lawn ornament, the airplane with the great propeller spinning in the wind.

[@jacksonhunterandfarmer2673]

Great vid Ryan and Travis Smile More God Bless Stay Safe guys 👍

[@eddeetz493]

Very nice rebuild and fertilizer upgrade. Good guess on the moisture. Better tie down Andrew...looks like WSAG helps accomplish jobs not just sell products. Your Grandparents are beaming with pride. All the crop test results should be most interesting.

[@rondrachler9503]

Overkill is underrated, great line!

[@HowFarmsWork]

Yeah, I know I look like the nutty professor with my hair. Happy Fourth of July! Don't forget to vote in Ag Leader's giveaway for who you'd like to win! You can vote more than once! woobox.com/7q4bis/gallery/FXVlGuyL1M8

[@willguy6590]

Happy fourth to you too

[@0freedom490]

what is the year is the 4640?

[@cherbert359]

How Farms Work you to my night has consitited of watch live stock that are flipping shit

[@JDBOY-pg7sv]

We gain about 30 bushel using liquid nitrogen and a pull behind sprayer with drop tubes. But we also use 5-15-15fertilizer when we plant. We also have a tank on the front of the jd4430 our spray tractor with roundup.

[@1MGhosty]

How Farms Work of

[@edo3488]

You're really good with your drone

[@PietschFarms]

That's a neat little rig you got there. For putting 28% down I bet that works great! It's getting it in the ground instead of just a tube dragging on the ground!

[@cdarting91]

It looked like it was just a tube dragging behind the triple rippers.

[@-ethan-757]

Almost to a 100k congrats How Farms Work

[@javieralonsomartinez2684]

In Spain we put NO3 in balls (the R27 nitrato) instead of pure nitoghen, very interesting the differences between Spain and USA.

[@honeybeefarm6115]

It’s been a couple years, so are you happy with the results ? I’m thinking about doing something like this to my cultivator and just curious how it worked out for you. Thanks

[@HowFarmsWork]

Yes, absolutely

[@franckrojas1]

Love your truck Bryan

[@Jim0i0]

Friggin' heck yeah, Ryan. Extra good vid today. Level up.

[@N22S89]

How do you make such tight turns at the headland? I hate the fact that I drive on and damage so many plants when I turn around. Do you use the left/right brakes while turning or did you modify the tractor in some way to decrease the turning radius? I'm looking for ways to improve how I cultivate so any tips or tricks would be much appreciated.

[@lukestrawwalker]

Went real slow and used the turning brakes... Later! OL J R :)

[@CorporalChaos]

As someone who doesn't farm, I'm curious why the ends of your fields have rows perpendicular to the rows between. Aren't you destroying plants in rows on the ends of the field when you have to turn around? Also, is there a reason for running the cultivator so that it over laps the last row cultivated on the previous run down the field? It seems like it would be more efficient without the overlap.

[@TimToBeat]

the ends are perpendicular because with the seeder you sometimes cant get to that part, for instance because you cant drive in to the field next to it. and because the seeder sits behind the tractor its more effecient to do the headlands like this. The overlap is i think because the "sprayer" part isnt fitted towards the outside, because then you would spray the weeds at the edges of the fields. (sorry for my bad english)

[@tedkahler9738]

the end of the fields have end rows that allow for turning around of equipment and the cultivator over lap is because the last row it is next to is a half of a row so when you turn back around it does the other half

[@ethanthompson681]

Could you add a another tank for slurry and get more fertilizer on the 🌽

[@FarmerBoy-zy7sj]

Ryan how many acres do you have in hay?

[@danielroachnebo]

I was curious, how fast were you guys traveling while cultivating to figure out you were putting down 7 gallons per acre.

[@ntinostziamalhs583]

hi from greece.you put it deep the cultivion and propably when you are going to harvest the corn you may have a steering problem in the combine.sorry for my english.

[@jjfarias179]

Hello! I'm from Brazil and I have a question about the liquid nitrogen used. I would like it to do a better effect than the granulate (here in Brazil we call it urea) and if possible I could make a video talking about it and what formulations available there at concentration level of N. I will be very grateful. Thank you very much :) olá! eu so do Brasil e tenho uma pergunta a respeito do nitrogênio liquido utilizado. Eu gostaria se faz um efeito melhor que o granulado ( aqui no Brasil chamamos de uréia) e se possível poderia fazer um video falando a respeito dele e quais as formulações disponíveis aí em nível de concentração de N. Ficarei muito agradecido. Muito obrigado :)

[@jamiebolton8089]

Where have the doors gone off the 4020 tractor? However great vidio..!

[@yussefsumar6069]

I have a similar unit and it tends to drift left and right. How do you attach the cultivator to the tractor? You set the tractor lift arms in flotation or rigid? And how about the side chains? Are they tight or loose?

[@dvanstraalen]

We were planning on cultivating or corn this year and our nutritionist said that we should cultivate first then spray for weeds. What do you think we should do spray before or after cultivating

[@drewspobox]

Dylan Van Straalen if you cultivate after you spray it will mess with your residual

[@loganstansell5871]

Dylan Van Straalen If you cultivate before you spray you can get rid of a good portion of the weeds so there's a chance that you wouldn't have to spray herbicide at that time.

[@drewspobox]

True but all that in the row that doesn't get cultivated will grow up and seed out. Up to you though. Good luck

[@MrVailtown]

Just subscribed, so, so glad to see a Farm that cultivate's still, actually that's what brought me here was seeing thumbnail on cultivation. Years ago we cultivated the potato fields, side dressed by hand then hilled. That was a few decades ago. Looks like Travis is over lapping each end row, does that tine not apply fertilizer? Are cultivator was smaller, the over lap meant more trips down the field for us, so we didn't do that, for sake of time.

[@frederikspannerolesen9514]

Have you guys considered to get a sprayer or a fertiliser spreader yourself instead of getting a contractor to do it?

[@jamesw8753]

On the fly overs what height is the Drone give a very stable image Cool.

[@bionic80]

Ryan your hair is impressive today!

[@jbmbanter]

Does the cultivator rig have an agitator to keep the mix stirred up on the tractor tanks? If nothing else it would keep all of the trash in the tanks from going down to the rows quickly as the tanks empty. Also what is that big 'weed' at the edge of the first pass?

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

How fast are you going and roughly how many acres per hour can you do?

[@ScottGilbert50]

That airplane weather vane is awesome! Do you know where that came from?

[@johnnyholland8765]

If ya wanna go high tech and BTO hook the trailer behind the cultivator.........You aren't afraid you will damage the root structure?By the way what year model is your 4020? Always enjoyed cultivating crops. Don't do it anymore due to the chemicals available now and the current farming practices of strip till and reduced tillage. Happy fourth!

[@rickyivey8596]

It looks like you have a very uneven stand. Lots of skips and various heights of plants. Get you a white planter and you'll get a uniform crop and higher yields.

[@farmerTrout1993]

go no till and covers increase yield water infiltration and inputs

[@justinwhitt1]

What kind of drone do you use? I love those flyovers.

[@bhurley5243]

Have you ever done aerial spraying?

[@allisdeere55]

rear wheels on 4020 just barely fit between the rows. are they in as far as they will go ?

[@donham512]

might want to use two pumps vs connecting the two tanks ... will cost more but will increase uniformity ... those 12v pumps do not put out too much volume ...

[@Taylor_Aviaries]

how many days are you behind.

[@gregzediker6120]

I'm at Iowa

[@someloser6704]

Greg Zediker same (not Obama)

[@mortensylvest8257]

what kind of drone is that you're using?

[@zanesfarmingchannel9220]

Where are you guys in Wisconsin??

[@brysongeffre6202]

Hi Ryan from Bryson geffre have a nice fourth of July

[@michaelfoort2592]

Corn is really a lot of work, even in a mechanized farm...liquid compost next?

[@tf7274]

We have a chicken farm(70k)...the rain runoff from our manure piles over the summer goes directly into our corn field...and it is the only corn on our farm that is still green during harvest in October. It's not the nitrogen...it's the micro.

[@generalfarmer3025]

Are corn already has tassels

[@jerryd0413]

Where can i find a partslist on the stuff needed for such a setup? Thinking about geting something like this!

[@HowFarmsWork]

We just kind of put it all together ourselves, not sure there's just one parts list on everything. We converted the cultivator to 6 rows from 4 and added the tanks secondhand

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

I wonder how many tons of soil per acre you loose to erosion every year.

[@douglasbuhr5741]

I like that biplane windmill

[@connersmith8550]

do you have like 90 day corn or something?

[@claypfeifer2052]

we're close to tasseling with some corn here in central illinois with corn and beans sprayed, how are you just now putting on nitrogen lol

[@claypfeifer2052]

and me personally thinks that cultivating corn will tear out roots and potentially hurt the corn, but your corn might be small enough still

[@tylershireman]

Hi, is there a way I can reach out and ask a couple questions about this video through an email?

[@kenpeglow2192]

what are the songs played on the field work?

[@arnolamiroy5383]

how Manny Times do you give nitrogen to the corn ?

[@timhurkmans3788]

It seems like quite a sketchy thing to drive on the road with or not?

[@ceemorebuts]

Tim Hurkmans nothing sketchy, just like a combine rolling with a corn head

[@daslow132]

What drill is that?

[@joshJ.]

In my grandfathers farm like over 60 years ago they used to mix the soil with the perfect amount of Shit he said it worked like nothing else and the smell went away when the crops started growing !

[@robertreznik9330]

Ryan it would be interesting to do a yield test 12 in and 12 without, if cultivating helped the corn grow to make more yield. I am thinkings it is because the soil color is darker and makes the corn appear to be larger. Could also absorb more radiant heat to warm the soil in your northern latitude. Cultivating could accelerate the mineralization of organically tied up nutrients by adding oxygen. Sort of like stoking a fireplace that results in more heat now and less later. The bad thing is it breaks down the soils ability to absorb water and air in the future years.

[@kladpapier]

Is there a reason for the one-row overlap?

[@lukestrawwalker]

A cultivator works the middles, between the planted rows. That means there's an odd number of cultivator gangs compared to the number of rows the cultivator is set up to work. The outside two gangs work half the middle between the outside rows-- the other half of that middle is worked on the next pass, hence the overlap. If you moved over after each pass, two things would happen-- first, you would no longer be on mated rows, since now you've moved over an extra row (mated rows were planted together in a single pass-- for instance, they have a 12 row planter, so when cultivating they are working rows 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 going down the field, and rows 7,8,9,10,11, and 12 coming back up the field... If you moved over one row, you'd be working rows 8,9,10,11,12, and 13 on the return trip, meaning you'd be working a wide middle or narrow middle and would soon be plowing out corn with the cultivator, because no matter how carefully you plant, you'll ALWAYS be a little bit off from the previous path. Each pass you'd get off by one more row until you were finally off by 6 rows after six passes and would be back on mated rows again for one pass... The second thing that would happen is, the row you skipped would not be cultivated well at all... the soil in the middle would be worked up somewhat, but it wouldn't be worked up close to the plants, on either side of it. So you really want to stay on mated rows. Later! OL J R :)

[@pv12261963]

Delivered 28 & 32 5,000 gallons at a time.

[@JohnDeereModding]

Only 7 gallon an acre?

[@mccormickcx901]

That's what I thought, I put down 30 gallons when I plant and 25 gallons when I top dress

[@jefferytruster7477]

I was thinking same thing we put down 50 gal

[@scottmichaels2538]

Dam y'all gotta really weak stand, definitely needs some nitrogen. You ever put on anhydrous?

[@evanmccarthy5952]

would u be a big farmer out in America

[@Heimerviewfarm]

Irish farming They aren't big compared to the big farmers but they are your average sized family farm. Farm sizes in my area are 300-500 small 500-1500 average 1500-3000 big 3000+ Ag business

[@autocat9371]

How does it feel with the tanks mounted out at the ends-keeping them out there? One more ? are you guys running the toolbar(3pt hitch) too low-I thought the parallel arms should run straight like the planter's.Nice video and now you got to keep your nutty professor look it's your thing ! HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY everyone!

[@keithbrettell2058]

I just watched BornToFarm101 do this in his fields.

[@ritzbitz11]

BIG LIKE

[@zacharywhite2987]

Why does the tractor say year a-round on it Ryan

[@webbsuperiorbelties5800]

Zachary White That is not a factory cab, year a round made cabs for all sorts of tractors.

[@Speedster-hu5cu]

If that was my cracked yellow tank. I would get out my soldering gun and weld crack up. Should melt like butter.

[@wyattmogren9343]

Hi

[@corbysherman4710]

John Deere green the best

[@farmerTrout1993]

look up dave brandt, gabe brown

[@carsonjohndeere0573]

Travis your not driving a caddy so turn the flashers off we all know your not that old.

[@omar_lopez9662]

salodos desde México

[@chvse5953]

33

[@simonrichard9873]

me too

[@carmelkingston6751]

vlogers 4 ever

[@johnnyholland8765]

If ya wanna go high tech and BTO hook the trailer behind the cultivator.........You aren't afraid you will damage the root structure?By the way what year model is your 4020? Always enjoyed cultivating crops. Don't do it anymore due to the chemicals available now and the current farming practices of strip till and reduced tillage. Happy fourth!

[@PaulsonFarms]

I agree with you, they're hurting the corn more than anything by pruning the roots...

[@farmerTrout1993]

look up dave brandt, gabe brown

[@farmerTrout1993]

look up dave brandt, gabe brown