Howdy! Dad showed me a quick Chicago vs Detroit history video he seen and I thought I’d share it with you!
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Cover Crops
Howdy! Here is another french assignment I translated into english:
The origin of cover crops goes back a very long time to the time of the Egyptians, when they planted cover crops to prevent soil erosion and to keep water in the soil longer. Today, many farmers still use this practice for the same reasons.
Cover crops are a mixture of multiple plants such as sorghum, millet, sun hemp, soybeans, buckwheat, and many other plants. Here are some ideas for mixtures:
- Sorghum, millet, soybeans, buckwheat, sunflower, and flax.
- flax, sorghum, sun hemp, buckwheat, and sunflower.
- Tillage radish, vech, millet, sorghum, sunflower, and soybeans.
Last year Dad and I planted mix # 2 and cut it for forage. Here are some cover crop pictures and a little video of dad cutting the forage.
Sometimes you can use plants like corn and when it gets a foot or two tall, you can plant wheat in the middle of the rows. Another method of using cover crops is to plant a crop early in the year, and when that crop is a foot or two tall, you can plant wheat in it to give the soil better yield. As you can see in the picture below, the tractor is pacting the cover crops and planting the wheat or etc.
You can also graze animals in the covered plants. Our cows love to graze in our cover crop fields.
And that’s why you should also encourage local farmers to start using cover crops!
And that’s it!
First you will need these pieces.
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First round up these 20 pieces to make the combine auger to unload the grain.
Then by using the larger grey pieces make a square with a 2×2 space to put the auger enfolder.
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Now you must use these 18 pieces to make the cab.
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Now by using these 8 pieces you will have to make the laser so you can get out of the combine.
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Know to make the engine you will need theses pieces.
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Next you will be making the main frame for the combine.
Note: I accidentally put the gearbox in the wrong direction for the picture so please flip it so the smaller shaft is on your right.
Then fit the second gear into the gear box so you can make the belt can turn.
Then add the two yellow pieces and two red pieces so you can add the grey piece so you can have tires.
Next you’ll have to add the back frame for the back tires of the combine.
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Now you will take these pieces to make the back of the combine.
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Now you will have to use these pieces to make the grain bin.
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Now we well be adding all the pieces we made in the last 7 steps
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Now well will be making the bottom frame for the head of the combine.
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Now you will need these pieces to make the part of the Combine head that will hold the belt.
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Now you shall need these pieces to make the reel for the combine.
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Now that you have completed the head it is know time for the Finishing touches.
The last step is not needed but if you would like the combine to be as close as possible to the real one you should do this part.
Hello! here is just a little something I thought you guys may like!
Here is a very good picture of a 1/64 scale tractor I have on a display I made and no they are not toys.
In this picture I’m focusing on the CASE INTERNATIONAL 7210 hooked up to aa John Deere 568 Bailer.
I was supposed to make a homemade lens for my phone but we need to order the actual lens part on Amazon so it will probably be another week before I can build it then i’ll have even better focused pictures!
Here are some pictures of my display.
This one is my INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 1066 with the slightly newer version of our No-Till seed drill I customized.
This is my INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 966 with a John Deere 876 manure spreader.
Then here is a John Deere 4440 I customly weathered which means I made it look older behind it is Challenger/Heston PTD12 Discbine I made it get stuck in the driveway. FYI I used to be a John Deere fan so that’s why I have so many John Deere things. But let’s not talk about JD.
This picture is of a CATERPILLAR Challenger 45 hooked up to a older John Deere grain cart that I’m planning on whitering sometime in the winter.
Then this is my Massey Ferguson 3140 getting ready to pull out the John Deere.
This is my John Deere 630 hooked up to a sidewinder rake. I also have a John Deere 430 on display but it’s more like a decoration for the front of the highway.
Now once where done renovating my bedroom we are going to make a giant display that’s gonna be at least 5 feet wide and ten feet long!
And that’s it hope you enjoyed!
Hello! As an essay idea I came up with myself today I am going to write about the history of Massey Ferguson! Here it is!
The originale company was named Massey Harris founded in 1847 by Daniel Massey.
In 1911 Ferguson tractors was founded by Harry Ferguson who was the first Irishman to build his own plain and fly it.
Here are some Massey Harris tractor pictures.
Here are some ferguson pictures.
In 1953 Massey Harris and Fergusson forget to create Massey Ferguson.
My grandpa is a big fan of Massey Ferguson and we used to be two. Over the years my grandpa has had a lot of Massey Ferguson tractors. My dad’s first tractor was a Massey Ferguson 270. When we first got in to the dairy goat business seven years ago my grandpa was retiring from the farm so we bought his old Massey Ferguson 6180, his old snow blower, rake and a few more pieces of farm equipment. But sadly know we don’t do dairy goats any more. We also had a Massey Ferguson 3090 awhile ago two but we sold it. Sme thing happened with the 6180. I don’t have any pictures of the 3090 that know of but a while ago the 3090 got stuck and I learned how to drive a tractor for the first time while dad tried to pull out the 3090 but the 6180 so we called our neighbor Ernest and he brought his biggest Massey and pulled us out Ernest is a very big Massey Ferguson fan. I have a picture of the 6180 ploughing a field so we can tile it.
In 1993 Massey Ferguson was bought by AGCO at one point AGCO used Massey Ferguson technology to make their tractors but then eventually stopped making AGCO tractors around 2010.
That’s it!
Hello! This morning since I felt like it I will share you some pictures of me playing Farming Simulator 19.
There are no Kubota’s in the game yet but since my second favorite brand is AGCO, AGCO owns Massey Ferguson, Fendt, Challenger, and Valtra. My favorite AGCO brand is Massey Ferguson so technically my second favorite tractor brand.
That’s it!
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The History Of Versatile
Hello! Today I am going to write about the history of Versatile… Here it is!
The first tractor they made was the D100 in 1966 but that was not the beginning of Versatile.
Versatile started in 1947 but only made tillage equipment until 1966. In 1966 they started to build the Versatile D100 which has 100HP.
In 1967 they started to build the G125 which had 125HP.
In 1969 they started building the 118, 125, and 145 models, which had 118, 125, and 145HP.
In 1973 they started building the 700, 800, 850, and 900. My Uncle Jerry had a Versatile 900 a few months back. The 700 had 220 hp, the 800 had 250 hp, the 850 had 280 hp, and the 900 had 300 hp.
In 1977 they built the Big Roy which had 600hp but was too big in its time so it was cancelled.
In 1989 Ford bought Versatile. The first Ford Versatile built was the 846 built from 1989 to 1993, which had 230hp.
In 2000 Buhler bought Versatile from Ford and made the Buhler Versatile 2425 and some other tractors. The 2425 has 425hp.
In 2008 (the year I was born) Versatile bought Versatile from Buhler, and Versatile made the Versatile 400 and three other smaller tractors. The 400 has 400hp
In 2016 Versatile changed its colors to red, black, and yellow. They made the 550 and other very large tractors. The 550 has 550HP.
In 2017 they returned to their official 1966 heritage colors but added black. This year they made the models: 380, 400, 430, 460, 520, 570, 610. The 610 has 610 HP.
In 2019 Versatile started making the Nemesis series and also got hired by Kubota to start the M8 series.
My favorite tractor from this essay would be the M8-211 but since it has to be a Versatile Il go with Uncle Jerry’s Versatile 900
That’s it!
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Tractors Getting Stuck!
Hello! Since I have time to burn today which I haven’t had in awhile I will post some pictures of tractors getting stuck!
And that’s it for now!
Hello! I just figured this out yesterday that Versatille is making tractors for Kubota marked under Kubota’s name! This is an interaction between my number one favorite tractor brand kubota and my 3rd favorite brand Versatille. No Kubota did not buy Versatille but they made a deal so Versatile makes tractors for Kubota! Did you know my first word I ever said was tractor? Kubota made tractors up to the M7 series until this deal came now they have the M8 series and a few more!
Here are some pictures of the tractors Versatille is making for Kubota
Doesn’t the Kubota articulated tractor look a lot like Versatile articulated tractor?
The only reason I discovered this deal is because I was looking for new profile pictures and the Kubota articulated tractor cam up and I said to myself it looks a lot like a Versatille. And that’s how I discovered this deal!
And here are my top five most favorite M8 and all new Kubota tractor pictures!
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And that is it folks!
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I Have A New Blog!
Hello! Today I just finish making a new blog called the farm kids blog where a ton of homeschool farm kids right about their lives or right things about animals plants and etc. Here is the link; https://howtobecomeafarmer683582778.wordpress.com/
That’s it!
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