Two Bunks Worth of Corn in the Ground

[@michaelfilipelli2968]

Folks like you makes the world go round, god bless you and your family brother!

[@Ottedikkie]

Mathematician, cattle expert, mechanic, nutritionist, expert driver, editor. How to be a farmer. Thanks for your vids, I enjoy them!

[@freedomfan4272]

According to Michael Bloomberg all farmers have to do is put a seed in the ground😆.

[@dougdiplacido2406]

Always love when I see Eric posting a video. I like the no till type of farming as it really saves the soil. Thanks for the great video and Happy Mothers Day to your Wife and Mom.

[@ThyBountyHunter]

We should be thanking you for the hard work you do, and to your family. Without you the world doesn't turn, you are one part of a a chain of professions that we cannot do without.

[@christopherbarthlow4369]

Great video. I really like seeing all the hard work that goes into farming. It really makes a person appreciate buying a gallon of milk at the store.

[@Dr.MikeTuneoligist]

Millennials will never know the joy and satisfaction of watching sticks popping up and down on a 2 row planter from the seat of an open cab tractor. Or nailing a paper plate to a tree or fence post to mark the opening row while plowing

[@carriebrumley8926]

Can't wait to see the corn! Yall are hard workers keep up the great work and thank you 😊 can't wait for the next video

[@chriscrosby8012]

Eric planting corn 🌽!! Always good to watch!! 🙋‍♀️😊

[@mj-pg3uj]

Farmers feed the world. TY for the science of farming.

[@eddiesmith4570]

I never tire of watching Eric do his hard work around the farm, which he makes look easy!! Yay 🐕🐮

[@tommccaslin2290]

Thanks for the different camera angles and giving a deeper explanation of the crops you are planting.

[@steveadams99708]

Very nice video. I like the way you explain what you are doing and why you are doing it. Makes for a lot of good education! Thank you!

[@jjarm]

That was super informative about the corn varieties Eric. Thanks for taking the time! Good luck with your yields. Nice video.

[@Classifiedreality]

Sweet stuff, lol about those other farmers...keep on keeping on!👌😎

[@jesusisGod1434]

You don’t fool me, you’d love GPS and the tractor to drive itself! Thank you for the video! Hello to your family. (Episode is manure free!)

[@marshallsuber3346]

I didn't realize that the whole corn plant is chopped up for feed. I thought that it was only the grain that was used. We had hundreds of acres in peaches. What a different operation. You live and you learn. Blessings from New Orleans.

[@TST_Mikicro123]

Nice video you planting corn reminded me of me doing it with my grandpa

[@jonlowe8727]

This young man has the work ethic that I had at his age in a different industry. Gives me hope for the current generation. Top stuff mate.

[@robynmorris2408]

Congratulations on getting two bunks of corn planted. Has to feel good to have that done. Spring is always so busy and time flys when you’re having fun. Keep up the great work.

[@tracyeaves1084]

Thank you and your family for feeding us all in Canada and United States god bless all the farmers in the world 🌎

[@imonxaki8183]

You are such an inspiration for all the young people out there. Hard work Hard Work and Hard Work 💪

[@glennhotchkiss7900]

Eric, really enjoyed this video. Would like to see more on the spray rig. I like your equipment maintenance videos. Good job on the farm!

[@misterv4462]

I came from farming country in IL, so I always enjoy seeing the tractors moving in the Spring!! Going to be fun spending the year with you in (semi) real time!! Started watching your videos later in the year last year, so had to play catch up!! I like your farming style.......strips and rotations. I'm an environmental guy, so anything to help the planet is appreciated!! I'm also learning a lot!!

[@samspade4634]

Eric gets more done by 9:00am than I get done in a week. Great video Eric. I love the shots from the planter's perspective. That's very unique and imaginative. Thumbs up!

[@harryrehm2106]

Another great video - as usual. Can't wait for the next one.

[@rmddairyfarm1426]

Looks like you had some nice weather for getting things done. Just watching your videos waiting for our fields to dry out. It is gonna take awhile to get used to the new Bravant seed bags.

[@10thgenerationdairyman]

Do you guys grow their BMR corn too?

[@rmddairyfarm1426]

Yes we do. We plant 115 day BMR. We like how the Unify feeds but haven't got the tonnage as the BMR15B. We also plant regular corn that can go either in bunk or high moisture. Hope we get the 115 day corn in the ground soon.

[@10thgenerationdairyman]

@@rmddairyfarm1426 we have been doing half 15b and half unified. The 115 day does yield a bit better but we really like feeding unified especially early fall because we don't have much carry over.

[@rmddairyfarm1426]

@@10thgenerationdairyman Last year we went right into unified because we were pretty much out of corn silage. Cows did better on the unified then the old feed. This year we should have several months of fermented corn.

[@10thgenerationdairyman]

I'd like to have more carry over but we aren't set up the best for it. Need a bunk that's open on both ends or something.

[@johnearhart8811]

Love it. Awesome work ethic. Thanks, and God Bless

[@rickhammer1905]

Good to hear the corn planting went great!!

[@IchabodCraneMD]

Love to see it! Hard work, can't wait to see you all packing this into the bays again this season.

[@OTTeacher]

I really enjoy your videos. Informative & relaxing! Blessings to your family and you

[@richardmorphew9655]

Hi from Suffolk England new to channel been watching videos for few days now catching up you do good man nice to watch you farm

[@brandielindsey926]

we just got done planting our 25 acre feild of silage this is our last year of silage by the way im 8 years old your the best youtuber

[@Cletus_35]

Goodmorning ericc! I hope things are going well! Keep up the hard work man!

[@mikeshields1546]

Love watching you all 💙

[@davidwolford6790]

Love watching the videos. Just an old coal miner from pike county Ky.

[@farmingfishingfamilyontari2814]

I like that these videos aren’t too long. No playing with dogs at the beginning. It’s nice to check in on Eric then get back to farming meself.

[@warehouseman6325]

Great job. Love your videos

[@gurpreetsingh-cp5nz]

Happy to watch yours videos 😊

[@TwistedSCREWTVG]

Awesome job! Thanks for posting!

[@Jason_Barnes]

Morning eric, I love that you post more and love your videos.

[@Marshall_Weber]

Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🐄 Man!!!

[@dennisshull5994]

Another very enjoyable video! Looking forward to the next one! 👍😎

[@strobelightbrian]

Thanks Eric! it’s always fun to see what you do.

[@Asavx]

I was not expecting this upload your a beast Eric ❤️🇧🇧

[@gunter446]

Beautiful views. Nothing nicer then a Sunday drive thru farm countryside

[@verdagarner5112]

Another great video young man. Keep up the good work.

[@jeffreyshier9021]

Thanks for the explanation of why some plow and others do not plow. I thought it was just a personal preference.

[@thomasvogelgesang667]

Great video. Hope you grow an awesome crop of corn.

[@FarmerRoy9]

Playing catch up on the videos was busy planting peas durum canola do around 5000 acres all together cool to see you planting same time as me!

[@farmshoffman8475]

Great awesome Eric . We can’t use no till but we are trying strip tilling to cut down on disturbing the clay soil , planting is going very well for u .

[@aidengieseke9379]

Thank you for talking about the advantages of no-till but then saying it's not the best for everyone. I farm out here in Minnesota and your right it's pretty much impossible with out cultivating.

[@Jason_Barnes]

I love it when you put the camera on the implements

[@Ray_Sellner]

Great shots of the planter. Thank you!

[@russellwalker4864]

Great video amazing i love this videos

[@rogerhuslage9826]

Great job love your videos

[@MRblazedBEANS]

We planting boys!!!! I think this is my second year watching yall plant corn.

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Love it Eric. Can't wait see the difference in your corn.

[@coltonhigbee8340]

Here in Indiana we do both, most farms around me do both some only do no till and some do regular tillage

[@gail8494]

Glad you’re enjoying your new sprayer! Nice video!

[@devinbarnick579]

I can't believe how dry it is. I live in somerset PA and we have had rain all week

[@daan5554]

A nice relaxing video after work! Always welcoming

[@credenza1]

Very satisfying. Thanks.

[@joseocasio3415]

Saludos desde Puerto Rico siempre bregando ere el mejor

[@mvblitzyo]

Thanks for showing us your life

[@_Merica_USA]

Another great video

[@RandomGigabytes48]

Gm Eric. hope all is well !! Keep it up.

[@RandomGigabytes48]

Thanks Eric sir for the heart always wanted from u Adios

[@tractorcorleone]

A very cool farming video 👍👍💯

[@jjfarms6193]

Good video!

[@TheBears5348]

I wish be join you, work with you but too bad for me because I have no experience of this never my life. I grew up in Indiana anyway. you have more experience than anything for farmers, God Bless you. thank you for share your experience work with the farm...

[@downhilltwofour0082]

Thanks for sharing!

[@melwin4048]

i love this channel!

[@georgeholler1992]

Hi love your videos very much. I have been watching a few farm videos on U-Tubs during Covid-19 pandemic. I have been trying to locate your farm with much difficulty. So far this is what I have found. 1) your farm is in Lancaster County, southern part of Pennsylvania. 2) from looking at your videos you have the best looking farm in all of Pennsylvania ( no kidding). Now a little about me, I am retired 78 years old, grew up on a gas station but spent most of my growing up year 5 to 16 year old on our neighbour farm in the fifties, driving teems of horses than a Ferguson tractor during haying time & threshing times. I did not get paid I was to young and loved doing it. I know you probably don’t want anyone know were your farm is but could you give me a hint I love good puzzle. I have found a few farms already Welker Farms, Werner Farms, Larson Farms, Welker Farms, Cole The Corn-Star Farm, SaskDutch Kid Farm & Western Trucks & Tractor workshop and his house. Thanks for listening love to see your location.

[@ericdavids9667]

Keep up the good work 👍

[@seanmurray1838]

Great video

[@steveneal2706]

awesome Eric. Thank you

[@jimpolk]

Good day Eric.

[@roryford5995]

Hi Eric you should make a little carrier for the front of the 7220 for carrying seed bags and spray chemicals or parts for your planter or sprayer parts?

[@jagdeepsandhu9465]

Hey man I'm your big fan.i don't know English very well.i am from Punjab (India).But I like you very much

[@harpalsingh31]

Hahah

[@davidcolombo5257]

Hi love the vids keep them comming

[@yashmishra8092]

You are a best youtuber

[@thumbfarmer7417]

That new sprayer sure looks nice kinda makes me jealous

[@blossom3570]

Love from India eric 💕

[@deanmagnuson2993]

Good morning from Grand Forks

[@TANGO22222222]

im also fron GF

[@rileyvessey5637]

Eric, could you give us a break down on your crop rotation? Very curious to how much hay, corn, soybeans, winter forage you grow and how it’s rotated! Thanks

[@michaelfilipelli2968]

We all want updates on the new construction!!

[@randalkeener1]

I was expecting you to crack open a Pepsi when you said it's time to fuel up

[@ryanwaege7251]

How's everyone else's spring going? Nice one in WI this year! Better than the recent trend of late winter straight to summer.

[@Fundy55]

I don't remember you saying but will you be putting in any soybeans this year? I love the approach you and your dad take to farming. I bet your ROI numbers look great especially if you compare them to other farmers who have to have it all. Good video 10 man. Gal 2:20

[@10thgenerationdairyman]

Yes we are doing some soybeans again.

[@CertifiedForkLiftOperator69420]

every 3-4 years its good practice to at least deep till idk the exact wording or definition. but basically it doesnt disturb the top 2-4 inches. it just breaks up the the ground below that to get rid of compaction. and we done it twice. both times we saw yield increase of 10-20 bushels with beans and corn. i think welker farms did it. in case you still have no idea what im talking about lol.

[@10thgenerationdairyman]

I've heard of that before, might be worth trying especially years that we harvest in wet conditions.

[@boathead22000]

Hope the JD is working out for you.

[@andrewshepard4000]

Look at you! Upping your KZbin title game! Thanks, for the example.

[@danzav3377]

Hey hello from chicago

[@guidodemarco7932]

Add a side another good one it's still reminds me of being back in South El Monte California milk in Calvin 1962 bow I miss that I tell you what papa Guido had a 100 million dollars like by a debt Darien Fresno California cause I got news fear dairy is in my blood I love cows Holstein Italian Swiss and everything we had 1 cowboy with Italian Swiss back then but yeah that's it and sell the milk to Kraft Foods over there in Fresno now will you guys keep up the good work God-bless and papa Guido see you in the next 1 you in Dutch land kid

[@OSGCourtWatch]

Just out of curiosity, doesn’t spraying glycosphate defeat a lot of the purpose of no till by killing a lot of the biology in the soil? U were talking about no till in cold areas, if u haven’t heard of him check out Gabe brown in North Dakota...interesting no till on his cattle ranch, pretty crazy results...

[@jonlosa2542]

My thoughts exactly!

[@Nixwasa]

I also reacted to this comment. The discussion where i live has been to prohibit the use of glycosphate by law because of cancer fear?! I dont have an opinion on whats right/wrong here, I just think that the wide gap in perception between the american farm community and the northern european media/law makers is very interesting. I think that this transparancy in farming we consumers get from watching you youtube farmers is fantastic! Just so we can see how its done and what type of methods you use in your daily work! I really like your videos, keep up the good work!

[@OSGCourtWatch]

@@Nixwasa agreed. Fascinating and a great insight to get with technology like utube and guys who don’t jazz it up and show the details like Eric. Has been a gateway for me to wanting to learn about Gabe drown and ways to farm ground not only regeneratively but also very productively. His input costs are negligible

[@credenza1]

Also Greg Judy. I'm going to try some regenerative Ag practices in the vineyards this year. (Western Australia here).

[@drizzyq]

I was hoping with the micro vite explanation, you were going to say," of course, it has electrolytes, which plants crave" ... movie line from Idiocracy if anyone isn't familiar

[@DJ-bh1ju]

You guys are almost done planting corn, I can't even WALK in my fields yet, they're so soggy....

[@richardcleasby105]

Nice vidio

[@stubbi]

Have you ever done a compaction test? Sice you've been no-tilling for years, I wonder what the numbers would be like. When in one of the last videos you and your dad tested the soil moisture it looked SUPER loose - thats why I'm wondering :D

[@ericluitjens4256]

You should have a 24 row planter. You could plant the contour strips in one pass.

[@reidumphrey1980]

He is using old reliable and it sure seems to be working peferct for him.

[@melissaladd880]

Corn is knee high already in some of Louisiana fields