Tillage like a real man and planting corn and sprayers!!

[@dalecoffing8655]

We'll be watching the corn. Keep us posted.

[@jakelindahl3052]

Glad to see the old man (both of them actually )doing so well. More of dad and the guest star grandpa Henry are nice to see. Good luck the rest of the season. Love video's!

[@canvids1]

Great reply no I don't want to break the chain LOL and a great video Nick as you are just givener for this years crop!!!!

[@charleshart6992]

Another great video! Great shot of the new born moose!

[@felixgrave1746]

Hey I like to see what Twon is farming with 🚜 . Always nice vids👍

[@northsaskguy7878]

When you said you would try 5th I thought ... that's 6 mph, maybe you threw a turbo on that 5020. But once you got going I said nope... he didn't! Lol. That was a lot to ask from the old girl! And that rock, you sure it wasn't a meteorite? You might have thrown away thousands of dollars! lol Thanks for the vid!

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Lol

[@tolipydob]

Haha, Thanks for the content Nick. Another 38 seconds invested in that (censored) amazing intro! ;-)

[@mtfarmer4430]

Love the seeding progress!

[@waynek921]

Great video guys and the content was awesome thanks again and keep up the hard work 💪.

[@mikerichardson-kf6sm]

Hi from Indiana . Corn for silage for feed should grow well they do it in Wisconsin. Not much further north.

[@dougschmitii6165]

I think it's a lot dryer in Saskatchewan though

[@davidlogel2350]

Running a 3320 BG on 10”. I’ve been growing corn for about 12 years. Thought about seeding the corn through the mid-row banders if I could get it deep enough and put most of the fert through the seed runs but I haven’t been brave enough to try it yet.

[@Northern_Farmer]

Haha don't wanna break the chain!!

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Lolol

[@roydelta1]

Ploughing is a real man thing 🤣👍

[@davidlogel2350]

Hope seeding is going well for you.

[@taurus4205]

That rock looked a lot like a Petoskey stone-basically prehistoric corral.

[@ianrobertson4616]

if that corn grows, that's a fair bit of silage.

[@piperdoug428]

we put corn in with our Morris Contour 2, made great tons, just go deep n black

[@waynesogge5802]

Thanks for sharing this with us that's what she said it's a little hard 😭

[@drewkuntz2174]

The summer before my senior year I used to spray on the not flat ground in southwest ND with a light bar and no auto boom height. It kept a guy real busy.

[@richardbrain3666]

She just about give up the ghost there when you dropped the shanks in the ground. However, once you geared down with that Rubik’s Cube looking shifter deal next to the steering wheel she seemed to get along pretty good.

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Lol

[@johntolbert4566]

would just love to be able to stand in the middle field just turned under one of the best smells worked the farming end an a milk farm in middle tn usa

[@Husker3435]

Great job guys, the cancer rock comment got me good😂then pops throws the I would wreck the chain comment in to end it🤣y’all stay safe and keep em comin…

[@gilreynolds9282]

Be interesting to see how the corn turns out 😅

[@thersbugb7362]

a Guy has a tractor and a glass cabin....but a real guy has an open tractor cabin!

[@christopherhurst6111]

"Prolly a cancer rock" lmao

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Lol

[@chadtosh6831]

Wonder how many times your grandpa has seen equipment stuck through the years 🤔

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Many pol

[@mikerichardson-kf6sm]

John Deer anhydrous makes it grow better! LoL 😅

[@sparklingtones2472]

How's seeding going?? I know you guys have got some rain out your way. How much you got left to get in the ground?

[@mikerichardson-kf6sm]

Hi Nick are you planting 90-100 day corn. Good luck.

[@glenglessman2093]

you need a 14 ft deep tillage for the 5020

[@mop1081]

Holy fuck, that exposed chain and sprockets on your auger while loading the cart is giving me ptsd.... lol I know there's waaaay too many safety Nazis everywhere nowadays but there's seriously nothing good that's gonna come of that!!

[@straightpipeacres6365]

Was just curious how they are going to chop that corn? The corn heads are like 30" space aren't they?. Maybe they will just swath it

[@nellsonstout7001]

They make 20”planters and 20” corn heads for combines so I assume they make 30” forage harvester heads too

[@richardjohnson5883]

They can use a bidirectional head on a chopper. They’re a lot like cutting it with a bushhog

[@christophniggli4750]

Most chopper heads you can drive in any direction so row spacing doesn't matter

[@Bdog130]

Have you guys got quite a bit of moisture like we have I’m about 15 minutes south of Elrose so we have over 2 inches in the past 2weeks

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Yessir

[@burrridgefarms]

Whats the spacing on the drill runs? I plant about the same population of 30,100 seeds of corn per acre on 30 inch rows.

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

12 inch

[@jeremycherny2041]

600ac to finish, and we've been rained out for a couple of days now. I thought maybe we could go again tomorrow but its raining again.

[@mattdegner642]

Don't think that chain is long for this earth 😂

[@allanvaneste9106]

Think that rock was a meteorite. When it landed a million years ago it made that god damn slough.

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Hahahahaah

[@juliusglorieux8338]

That rock.. meteorite??

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Idk maybe lolol

[@jmfarms3555]

You found the missing link with that cancer rock and you just threw it away 😵‍💫

[@lordhoho1]

That rock was a meteorite. You are a millionaire

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

Lol

[@curtiswolf313]

Damn, l thought you were planting the corn on your own ground at first. Sure wanted to give you crap about being a damn corn farmer but no such luck.😠

[@leinie6683]

I thought- whats next, a 3 pt hitch implement?

[@leinie6683]

Was gonna say- how ya gonna combine that corn- but yer choppin it. What do you set at - 35000 seeds/ acre?

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

26lbs per acre

[@allanvaneste9106]

The guy that rents my dad's land planted corn 2 springs ago. Sure different seeing a field of corn on that land for the first time.

[@MrPaw45]

If I've used the right numbers 26lbs/acre is around 32,000 seeds/acre

[@81miguelnichols]

@@MrPaw45 If it's a normal 85K bag that weighs 57 lbs (according to Ivan), that would be close to 39k. Gonna need alot of rain for that pop.

[@81miguelnichols]

Actually 80K in a bag and would make it 36.5K.