[AT] OT-now GPS

[Greg Hass]

Ralph, sounds like you have what I should have bought. Mine will record 
acres and passes but does not tell me what has been done. I'll stick 
with what I have for know (cost for one thing) but  I think what I have 
will work for now. I notice in your videos that your fields seem to all 
go around woods, water holes and just plain mudholes which would make it 
harder to keep track of whats done. Here in our part of Michigan most 
fields are fairly flat and are mostly square or rectangle shaped and we 
start planting on one side and work our way to the other side. That is 
why I appreciate your videos so much, especially the working the fields 
and the harvesting ones. I have never traveled much, so I really enjoy 
seeing how things are done in other areas and the different farming 
methods used in different areas. For example some of your video shows 
one way disk seeders being used.  I don't know if they are still used, 
but in our area clear back into the 1920's all grain was planted with a 
standard grain drill. I don't want to leave the impression I am knocking 
the way your fields are, but just how interesting and different the 
world can be. My land is home to several million rocks. My son bought 10 
acres in central Indiana and has never found a rock on his property. As 
for weather, we can't seem to win as over the weekend we got 3 inches of 
snow. It's gone now but set every thing back a few days.
       Greg Hass