The Corn Is Barely Growing!!! Top Dresing Corn

Join along as we get rolling into top dressing corn. With some spot nitrogen deficient a load of Urea from Tri Valley keeps the crop growing. As we hit some affect spots and some spots that are growing along really well. Thanks for watching along.

[@erickehoe9498]

Duff I hate to criticize but you have got to do something different with the markers or auto steer. Those all night planting runs look like Ray Charles was planting

[@KCAATV]

It does not matter one bit. In fact, it can be argued that a crooked row is longer than a perfect row.

[@peteparker7396]

@@KCAATVit matters a lot. Especially when you have wide middles. It adds up to lost yield and then he’s running over more. It doesn’t take but a few minutes to measure and make sure your market arms are correct before you ever start. You have to do it when you Calibrate your GPS.

[@FreemanVashier]

@@KCAATV it's the wide gaps not the crookedness

[@mernie658]

You would probably have a heart attack seeing my lime truck tracks😂

[@BrianP277]

Then buy him everything to do it like everyone else that buys him stuff like idiots

[@DPCCGM]

If the corn is taller than the spinners, spread pattern might be a problem...

[@jeffclinch7448]

Nothing better than old timers stories especially in farming. It's part of your soul.

[@davekish5471]

Wealth of knowledge that can be easily used or modified with today's technology

[@andyzumwalt3632]

Love the video's, hope you get gps figured out for next year. It will be a big help also ive heard several times lately you comment about a sprayer. I think its the biggest piece of essential equipment you could use but i also know that building a farm takes time and cash most folks have a limited amount of both

[@Istatefarmer]

I would love to see that spread pattern lol

[@wandabuchholz6508]

Good job, Chris and yanko. You two are always getting it done, always on the go ,get some sleep, my friend's .

[@countryboyscooter3402]

As a retired hh Nurse I loved the stories I have been told by our elders. Cherish Ole John❤

[@JimLahey14]

Now way… I thought that looked familiar. I cruise my car past your fields from time to time. I’m right down the road in Saratoga springs. Looking forward to more👍

[@user-su5tq6bg9f]

The spinners is below the corn duffus

[@johnnyholland8765]

I am in Georgia. I have a neighbor who will be combining an about two weeks. Corn was planted first week of March. Never liked spreading like that. Don't like getting it on the stalks. We run liquid with a colter / knife setup.

[@SouthernFarmingTV]

That's funny . We quit running Colter and put out 33 gal per acre of 28 with a 4030r and streamer tips and burn tge shit out of it from 8 to 16 in tall and has zero impact on yield

[@ole-andersrnningen9000]

The thing that made me 😂 now was.... the bug at the end😂.

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Fertilizing that was great the rain did not bother us that was nice thank you

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hello Chris enjoyed your video have a great day.

[@GilbyLandscaping]

We absolutely don't spread on wet leaves in the midwest, more prone to having urea burn from pellets sticking on leaves which also wastes the fert... when its dry at least it'll get to the dirt. Before rains are always a plus, but not during...

[@ileenmcminn2062]

Those wide rows make it easy to tell where the guess rows are!

[@markbowling3475]

Great Job Duffy, I hope this all pays off come harvest time and the price of corn will be better than what it is now 🇺🇲🚜🌽

[@HammieNL]

😂 that ending 😂😂😂

[@ghostunspeakable7866]

I hope John watches this episode.

[@user-ku4ul5uz6b]

Sorry bro but the swallowing the bug thing . Been there done that but I couldn’t stop laughing 😂😂😂😂

[@johnsandell4501]

Great farming 👍👍👍

[@davidwhittredge-rr7ti]

Yummy bugs for supper

[@williammatzek4660]

Send some rain to south central Kansas!

[@hammerheadjason]

I grew up in Pratt, where are you from?

[@williammatzek4660]

@@hammerheadjason Sedgwick county kansas !

[@randybennett5417]

I know you planted your corn late, but what"s wrong with your corn ? You better call Mr. Kimble, ha, ha.

[@MrPaw45]

Some of it's over rock so not much soil, some is wet patches so just never going to do well and some is due to past farming practice.

[@walterjodon2275]

Zip system tape @ home depot is a good temporary way to permanently fix your rip in tarp

[@bobrat]

Way to git 'er Dine! Chris !!

[@mikiekirby8126]

Be thankful for the rain here in north Alabama in some parts we have went 7 to 8 weeks with out rain. Farmers around here start harvesting around the first of September when do you start? And the Farmers that didn't get rain are not going to do to good

[@StewartLandandCattle]

Sometimes too much rain is worse than no rain.

[@johnnyholland8765]

@@StewartLandandCattle I disagree. You can salvage a wet crop but when it withers and dies from lack or rain. I have been there...

[@peteparker7396]

@@johnnyholland8765me too. I’d rather be swimming. But then again where I’m at we only get around 12 inches of rain a year. Late 90’s we went 6 years dry. One year we had a little over 4 inches total. Those wet years will keep you going for a while if it turns off dry.

[@jessemerriam9732]

Keep up the great content chris you bust your ass buddy my hats off to you

[@Bill-sp8py]

How is that hay field you did with the brillion sender just curious how that seeder worked

[@bongobill2000]

Right on time…can’t wait !

[@janicewilliams6820]

saw Jared of FF/F sporting a Duffy Ag T

[@KCAATV]

WOW !!! Top dressing in the rain. Perfect timing. That corn will turn another shade of dark green in a few days. In my past life, I would wait a few days after side dressing in the rain, and walk out in the field when there was no wind, and I could literally hear the corn growing. That's a real thing, you know. Great video.

[@Pipeline-ll2rd]

If it rains enough to wash the nitrogen off the blades, it'll turn greener, if it doesn't it will turn another shade of yellow from the burn

[@KCAATV]

@@Pipeline-ll2rd I knifed it in with a John Blue drag rig. It had a pump that ran off the wheel.

[@KCAATV]

The only time I burned a crop was when a fly boy put out 10 gallons to the acre of foliar feed when I paid him to dilute it by 3/4 water and 1/4 foliar feed. The rascal destroyed 102 acres of organic milo.

[@jimkavalier2831]

Dang GPS! Lol

[@br927]

Here!!

[@billmcconnell1737]

Hopefully you did a test strip in one of the fields. You diffintly be happy this fall that ya side dressed it. As long as the rain keeps coming an some heat , hopefully you have a great fall.

[@brettdean6182]

Great work as usual Duffy

[@dalelusk622]

Your doing good your going to have a good crop

[@scottberger4196]

Your putting it on at the right time

[@miketrowbridge8469]

Got the wishes and prayers for non stop equipment and high corn prices. How many more corn acres next year

[@cougar1868]

😎👍

[@StewartLandandCattle]

Chris, how come you didn’t use the auto steer you have for planting this spring?

[@AllenHough-kf5nr]

Going to have a lot of silage, too late for grain.

[@jasonkennison2401]

My favorite saying it is what is 👍👍

[@prof1982]

"but"

[@alanbrooke2504]

You just need to plant earlier, like mid May.

[@Island.dweller]

Outside rounds usually produce more, more sun?

[@robertquast9684]

Most people have lower yields on outside rounds due to compaction from turning on end rows, wildlife and trees around the edges all take their toll

[@realfarmer8081]

Enriched or encapsulated

[@johnnyholland8765]

Hope it is encapsulated cause if it isn't he is going to burn the crap out of that corn. If the stalks are wet (he is spreading in the rain) it will stick to the leaves and get down in the whorl and burn it. If it continues to rain it will desolve and he will be ok.

[@robertquast9684]

Looks like it was treated with agrotain which helps the nitrogen keep from breaking down in the air

[@janicewilliams6820]

what is more cost effective liquid or dry urea?

[@fishydubsfishing6516]

Why we don't see the pigs anymore did you eat them already

[@timaustin110]

His back yard looks like it need some work

[@DarrellRobinson-ob1sk]

Look at jd 6000 sprayer work well priced right

[@burtzorn4059]

Isn't your spread pattern terrible, your spinners have to be down in the corn ??? My opinion you should have put on 28% with a tool bar with disc openers . GOOD LUCK 🤞

[@waynejones5239]

If you remember the one fertilizer place canceled on him and he had to find it elsewhere

[@MarkGamble-wj9cm]

Well they Wana feed us bugs anyhow.

[@masterful7574]

"Ahger" is not a word. Auger.

[@Mark-qq5po]

Looks like you drive over 25 bu/a with that over the top crap. Its will make that bigger corn sick also, where two many fert. nuggets drop into a single pant whorle. totally amateurishhhhhh

[@burtzorn4059]

YOU NEED TO DO SOMETHING NICE FOR JOHN. AND EAT AFTER THE WORK IS DONE. YOU ARE YOUR OWN WORST ENEMY !!!!!

[@waynejones5239]

Not everyone can not eat for 20 hrs

[@johnmaynard3445]

FIRST 4.00

[@scottyleblanc2099]

The corn is barely growing? How about planting on time and cutting hay after. Priorities!!

[@waynejones5239]

That corn That was planted last was not really planned on being done originally

[@tobiasroslund8715]

How are you going to be able to plant corn when it's raining and it's so wet..

[@scottyleblanc2099]

@tobiasroslund8715 if it would have been planted on time, it would not have been wet. It wasn't to wet for hay right? Farms down road are tasseling

[@tobiasroslund8715]

@@scottyleblanc2099 He had probably still planted most of the corn before he cut hay, and besides, he hadn't gotten all the parts for the corn planter. Also, as far as I know, hay is an additional source of income just like he drives slurry. Or is it you who is farming or is he?