so here's how we're sitting this is our spray trailer we call it spray trailer something
called spray tenders it's set up with two really nice enduro plus black tanks so no
algae and stuff going to grow inside i think this one holds a little over 3 200 gallons that holds
a little over uh 1800 gallons so between the two we definitely have over 5000 which is really nice
it's set up with this awesome mix made system really like it i'm going to show you guys a
little more detail of how i use that i mean kind of get the feel of it it's been a learning process
definitely it's a little bit of a learning curve but once you get it figured out it's pretty slick
we got to get a tractor hooked up to that which is the volvo and the volvo we unhooked from that
because we used that to pull the rocket trailer which is what we used to get those hopper bottom
bins that you guys saw in the previous videos so you can watch maybe up here and that uh awesome
three-wheeled donor sprayer that's gonna give its tank to big brood and then we might put a school
bus on top of that thing i don't know we'll see so let's unhook this truck which is hanging out
over here from the rocket trailer which is right there which was used to haul combines
and hook up the spray shower get a load of water and start the process of
getting the mix mate prescriptions figured out get the chemicals on the trailer get
everything lined up clean the apache tank out get it prepped and start crop spraying
and if you wonder what the guys are doing right now they're hauling grain so
another iron in the fire let's start getting this thing unhooked oh boy this part's a little harder
i'm going to bring the side-by-side over here oh man start this truck up
so
guess what wiggles is back i'm back he's back and he's trucking how come you always get the nice
truck somebody gave it to me and that's how it has to be i kind of gave it to him actually guys
okay just gonna log on real quick throw a prescription together for the mix mate
and then i gotta get this uh sprayer ready and then we're really close to
doing some crop spraying okay this prescription is gonna be called cereal crop broadleaf slash oats
crop let's go spring wait field of operation
done and done prescriptions are in got them synced with my tablet here so now i just gotta go get the
apache i got a little bit of project in there i'm gonna spray on some chem follow acres that we have
because i don't want that for the crop spraying clean that out get it set up get it ready
do some tests with the nozzles make sure everything's right on the money
and we're off first acres of spring wheat crop 2021 being sprayed
i think everything's set filters on the sprayer are all cleaned
everything's greased it's going down right now we're taking care of some wheat problems
definitely some wheat problems so it's a good feeling just gotta knock out a few acres just
a few now i don't know if you can see the color difference there's kind of a light green in this
draw right here that's all wild oats all this little kind of color difference here that's what
i'm trying to take care of right now is these wild oats this would outgrow the wheat in a heartbeat
it'll choke it out and then we'll have a ton of wild oat seeds you can see some swales right there
there's some over here this whole field needed it it's really bad and on that side there is a ton of
broadleafs so i'm glad i'm in here we had a pretty good day of hauling grain um if i had a guess it
would be like the high teens so maybe 17 19 000 bushels haul today which is doing pretty good
they're talking rain tonight which i'm hopeful and tomorrow which means we might not haul tomorrow
if it rains but you know what that's okay i'd definitely take any rain we can get right now
but we still have work to do so wiggles and i are removing all this dirt and uh concrete pads
that are all the bins that we ripped up and we're hauling out of here so he's having fun in the case
here running like a boss we're using the front end loader so what we're doing here is we're taking
the case steer picking out all the little pieces here throwing it in the bucket of loader and the
bucket loader goes in the truck and then the truck takes it out of here kind of a weird little monkey
around deal but uh it's a lot easier than trying to pick that forks and put it up above the truck
and dump it and if something falls in the cab that would suck so we're just playing it safe
but it's easy for him to pick it up and out yeah getting work done it's good stuff good stuff guys
when we brought the spill in all this shale here when we mashed it it had a lot of moisture
in it and it was fantastic too because two days after we got it all leveled and packed
it got like 90 degree weather for like two days and uh the wind came up and it baked it so this is
really really hard and that's fantastic because i don't want the ground to really settle
and i ordered phil road mix and it's got like a gravel sand mix to it uh it should be here this
week sometime i don't know if we're gonna be able to start forming these and getting these
ready because we don't have the bin rings yet but it will be available so we when we can get the
chance we'll get this done and this is exciting guys because this whole farm wasn't necessarily
a disaster um but it has been ongoing progress or progress project for me i can't even talk
and uh i've been trying to get this farm cleaned up for many many years and slowly i keep getting
more organized and cleaned up and so luckily my dad and my brother are all okay with helping me
and and uh we worked together and this is exciting this is awesome so we're making progress
guys
and just like that the pile's gone and that's last last load right there well it's not completely
gone i got to take the load of the dome but it's clean and it's uh it's not an eyesore
i guess we could thank wiggles for helping out i mean he's been doing pretty good job
hey kobe want to go with me i'm just going to see if he wants to climb the corporate ladder
it's easy to climb the corporate ladder when you own it do you own it kobe huh you want to come
you want to come up here huh i guess that was an answer all right let's see how we're doing
all right i think we're getting close to the top of the door i'm supposed to be hauling out the 21
000 at this stage so yeah we'll have uh we'll have this hauled out by close to noon and then
we move to another bin well actually a couple more bins and that should finish the contract
and leave us down to a couple bins one that uh we'll save for seed in case it turns out
be a dry year quality is not good we'll go ahead and use it so i'm down off the corporate ladder
feels good making pretty good progress today this is great guys um i've got see this is my
fifth load in this morning and my dad's got five loads brad is on his fifth load
uh we're sitting at under two and a half frames on that 3609 bin when i say 3609 that's 36 diameter
and then nine rings tall so yeah it's uh we're getting close to the bottom so what i'm gonna do
is when we start to start turn the clean out sweep on i'll stop hauling go get the tractor
grab the grain back and get set up on the other bin and then i'll help finish hauling
over there or i'll just start backing out of the next bid because we still need to have uh
a few thousand bushels more to finish out the contract after we clean the spin out so yeah
getting things going this is fantastic guys feels good to get stuff done it really does
so
i hooked the vr 12 up to the john deere made sure that everything's good to go
i think we're ready to suck some wheat
well we got this cleaned out for the first time a mini coming went fairly well uh there was a couple
of bolts all probably about six bolts or more on that side six more bolts on that side that
they've sucked it through and put the nuts on the inside so there's a little bit of the stub of the
bolt sticking through and uh so what we'll do is before we use this again we're going to run that
thing around the sweep auger around and then we'll go ahead and put a carriage bolt around it head on
those areas where it gets close and sticks and then that way that should solve it the bin is
actually not quite a full circle a complete circle it's a little bit oblong that was an issue when
this was being put up during harvest had a just a really small thunderstorm kind of come through
and the winds kicked up to 50 miles an hour and they were they're putting on the last two rings
of this bin and they barely got it secured down uh with uh chains and cables and that otherwise
this thing would have been off into the distance so fortunately it was saved but i think through
that process it probably got tweaked a little bit but that's nothing that we can't fix because we
can uh just make sure that there's rounded heads and when that wheel comes around it will slide
right by all right good so off to the next bin and i'll meet you guys there if you guys take
the short route um why don't you go ahead and get the coffee going and then we'll catch up
so
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