The Smell Of Money! Emptying The Manure Pit With Custom Drag Line Manure Injection

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Published 2024-05-31

On our small dairy farm, all of our manure from our barn goes to a holding lagoon. Once a year, we hire a great group of guys to spread that manure onto our fields. It's a smelly job, but someone has to do it right? Well, it's that time of the year. Marten's Farm Inc. gets right to work! With their fleet of New Holland Tractors and Monster Pump, the work goes fast. The manure lagoon is stirred to break up any dry areas, then the manure is pumped through hoses up to a tractor that injects the manure into the ground while discing it in. It's a great fertilizer for our corn.

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All Comments (21)

@rickconway6986 2 months ago

I swear I could smell that through my windows 11!😆
@ronaldfeuerstein435 2 months ago

Ohh the smell of Farm life. I miss all the different smells.. Just seeing this brings back all good memories of a time long ago..
@jimvanderlinden7249 2 months ago

I like the dragline for less compaction. glad you could get some planting done. Good to see the whole family involved.
@colorado1088 2 months ago

Cleaning that equipment would be a spray washers dream job.
@markschwab7829 2 months ago

Best thing for your field!
@ronzezulka6646 2 months ago

Hey Allen,,that smell is dollars saved on fertilizer. And putting nutrients back where they started.
@DanielJock-nl6wz 2 months ago

I started watching your channel around when you had pipe plugged going to lagoon. Most down to earth dairy farming channel enjoy all your content.
@user-qm2vj2gp5e 2 months ago

Hi this is Jeremy from Wisconsin. Smell that fresh country air
@canvids1 2 months ago

Great interesting video as always thanks so much for taking time to video and thanks to your❤ wife I guess is still producing them.
@TobyHolben 2 months ago

Welp, that was neat! 👍 Just started planting our corn today.
@petrokemikal 1 month ago

That swivel boom out the back of the slurry aplicator is a brilliant idea.. I was thinking hows he gunna turn at the headland without driving over that pipe or getting it caught up in the tractor somehow, but it just swivels around out of the way.. Genius !!!
@joewettstein740 2 months ago

That look like worked out great I totally agree from farming background that is good time management money well spent
@mytkc66atbat25 2 months ago

Wow, that was amazing. The spray system reminded me of the monitors that the gold mining corporations used to flush gold from the california hills. This time it flushes gold into the fields. A much smarter and responsible idea. You guys are so enjoyable to learn from. All the best!
@donaldwallace7934 2 months ago

Quite the subject matter to be watching at supper time. 😆
@dougpeterson5257 2 months ago

We have a dairy just about a mile away so am familiar with the process and the temporary smell 😊
@terrynoland487 2 months ago

Excellent video again thanks for sharing injecting money lol
@doublejfarmshomestead4501 2 months ago

Been looking forward to this video coming out. I love it every year you have it done.
@ronzezulka6646 2 months ago

And a few bucks saved on tillage.
@mikemoss9968 2 months ago

You're going to have some pretty nice corn there
@mikebrown1188 2 months ago

That is the best fertilizer you can have. That 1k dollars is well spent