Channel Title: Boehm Farm Channel Description: We are a family owned farm in Southwest Ohio. Our farm incorporates a wide variety of agriculture. We do a yearly rotation of corn and soybeans. We also plant sweet corn and a variety of vegetables. In addition we house many flowers and vegetables in our greenhouse for summer time purchase. If that wasn't enough, our time is also spent caring for laying hens, raising meat chickens, and beef cows. This channel is set up to give an insight into how a small family owned farm works. <video> Barn Find 2000 Ford 7.3 Super Duty Description: Barn Find = sitting long time for gremlins to develop. So far, it needs brake work and a fuel leak fixed and tires. The truck is practically an antique by numbers. It runs good once it has enough battery to crank. 65k miles. </video> <video> Some Regular Corn Chopping Action of the New to Us New Holland 1895 Description: After the direct cut pulling in the sweet corn video, we cut some regular corn for silage to top off the silo. Keep an eye out for the kernel processor. </video> <video> Can't Blow Silage without a Working PTO Description: The 1086 was well rested all summer long. Maybe it's mad other tractors have taken its place for some tasks. I'm hoping for a simple fix on the pto. Looks like it the 6610 Ford to the rescue to run the blower. </video> <video> Shelling Out the Last of the Ear Corn Description: This is the last bit off ear corn. I already had four combine loads before this. I picked less corn this year and ear corn sales seem to be higher... go figure. </video> <video> Making 8 Fields of Round Bales in a Day Description: What most impressive is that this happened in September with shorter days and there was at least thirty miles of road travel. I made almost 100 bales that day. </video> <video> 700 Hay Bales On Wheels Description: The hay is going to where the animals need it. I had one hitch pin to spare on the farm. </video> <video> White 2-135 Hauling Silage Description: For once , and probably only once, I use an appropriately sized tractor to pull silage wagons. </video> <video> Was Second Cut Even Worth it? 2024 Description: Not really. But the land owners are happy it looks clean.... </video> <video> Using All the Road Gears to Mow Hay Description: I got into a large flat field, lets see how fast I can go! </video> <video> Transporting a White 8900 Combine Description: This is not my combine. I was just the mover. Slowly, that trailer will pay for itself. On a side note, I got a new camera for Christmas, so the sound problems will only be a few more videos. </video> <video> New Idea but Old Technology Ear Picking Corn Description: 801A Power unit and a 737 husker. I don't know why these steel block chain tensioners were ever a good idea. </video> <video> Gearbox Replacement on the Pottinger Mower Description: Welp, this fancy fast machine is quickly costing more money. </video> <video> A Little UniSysytem Maintenance and Picking the First Load Description: There's always something that wasn't too broken last season that is magically worse after sitting all summer. Nothing, costly, just a little time and tinkering to get rolling fresh for the fall. </video> <video> Scraping Hurricane Flattened Sweet Corn Off the Ground Description: New Holland 1890S Direct Cut Head The new 1895 crop cruiser works well. It's one of my better online auction buys. </video> <video> How Many Squares are in a Round Bale?? Description: We're doing it the hard way, unrolling the rounds on the ground to rebale and dropping the bales on the ground to picked up later. Efficiency was not the word of the day, just cost savings... sorta. Hay is a hot commodity around here. The answer is, for these 4x4 bales, 10. </video>

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We are a family owned farm in Southwest Ohio. Our farm incorporates a wide variety of agriculture. We do a yearly rotation of corn and soybeans. We also plant sweet corn and a variety of vegetables. In addition we house many flowers and vegetables in our greenhouse for summer time purchase. If that wasn't enough, our time is also spent caring for laying hens, raising meat chickens, and beef cows. This channel is set up to give an insight into how a small family owned farm works.

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