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Read articles →This is a real-world field video, not a tractor review: an owner uses the M5-091 to hill potato rows with a two-disc hiller ahead of the 2022 planting season. It covers row length, planting spacing, seed potato prep, varieties grown (Golden Yukons, Kennebecs, reds), and expected yield ratios, but shows little of the tractor itself and is shot shakily on a phone while driving. Best for growers curious about the potato-farming process rather than tractor performance.
Posted by the Rolling Oak Farms channel, an owner-operator documenting their own farm work rather than reviewing or selling equipment.
After cutting seed potato pieces so each has at least two eyes, they are planted 10 to 12 inches on center, then fertilized and covered with another pass of the hiller.
In past years they have yielded approximately 18 to 22 pounds of finished potatoes per pound planted, depending on weather.
A little two-disc hiller is pulled behind the tractor to hill the potato rows, which are right at 500 feet long.
