vue - Chemical Usage In Agriculture: Applying Pesticides

1. You should use mask when you make the chemical mixtures as they release toxic atmospheres ... greetings from Argentina another farmer
2. You need to try out a John Deere sprayer there way nice
3. Right off, I realize you aren't using Round-Up. This well referenced link is about Round-Up and things related to it. (http://ecowatch.com/2015/01/23/health-problems-linked-to-monsanto-roundup/)
   I know you are careful and responsible. I watched your whole video and read your blog. But I also know that 2,4-d and glyphosate residues are not currently monitored by the FDA, and the ways toxic chemicals change when mixed are not well researched, especially the bio-accumulative effects.
   I also know that you can't do anything about it because everybody is doing it and it would wreck you to stop, and it wouldn't matter if you stopped anyway because it's all over the place pretty much.
   We do pull our weeds and stomp our bugs out here; and I am a proponent of many small farms and helping your neighbors instead of large systems and welfare, just so you know where I stand. God bless.
4. Do you use DHMO?
5. hey can y'all do more vids or vlogs
6. EMAW, I haven't seen Willy the Wildcat in a long time.
7. my dad saw the Peterson brothers at a convention and I got so mad cuz I wanted to see them then he's like there where a bunch of teen girls there.
8. How many cows you got
9. There was a scientist named AK Stakman who researched where the wheat rusts were overwintering. He discovered among other things that the Barberry bush, which is an ornamental, is a host for wheat rusts! These should not be used in landscaping but have become very popular in parks and gardens in Washington. Look up Barberry Bush eradication. Let's remember this great scientist AK Stakman, a friend of Norman Borlaug, and not forget lessons of the past! thx
10. Without these kinds of chemical controls (which come out to liters per acre) yields would be reduced by 50% or more! Also, countries without the tractors and fungicides are hoeing by hand and losing much of the crop to pathogens! Read Leonard Gianessi and have a beautiful day.
11. You guys have a fancy sprayer 😂 all we have is a starting implement that we hook up to a tractor
12. Omgosh, thanks so much guys! I want to do AG when I get out of college, and this is just what I need to know! Thanks for spending so much time teaching us all! :D
13. You know what's the problem with herbicides like Roundup? Many analyzes of this product are intransparent because of the pressur that comes from companies like Monaznto which are the leaders in acriculture chemistry. Another problem is the resistant that weeds get when you spray herbicides too long.
14. So much us non-farmers don't realize. Knowledge is light. Thanks for sharing and educating!
15. Very well done guys. It's great to see you young fellas taking the time to educate the non-farm public about the reality of agriculture today. As a retired farmer I am so sick of reading and watching the lies that being spread through social media about pesticide use, GMOs, and the treatment of livestock that at times I want to scream! Keep up the good work. :)
16. From the description in the video, it sounds like the chemicals used are also potent enough to be stretched a very long ways.
17. Interesting info, thanks
18. AWESOME...
19. I did not know how much work really goes into this. Thank you for all you do and God bless!
20. cool sprayer!!