C Jordan Farms LLC

10/14/2026

Today after a few extra trips to the dealer, we finally were able to get the new HD tailings auger, new bearings, and new pulleys installed on our Case 8240 combine. As breakdowns are not fun, Tanner Jordan made the best of the mess when he came to ride with his Dad, Cameron Jordan, owner of C Jordan Farms LLC.

Emma Jordan, Cameron’s wife and Tanner’s mom, was fortunate enough to get this moment on camera. Not every day goes as planned, but it’s truly a blessing to raise a kid up around the farm! As this is how Cameron was raised this is the whole reason owner Cameron Jordan started Jordan Excavating LLC so hopefully one day he could get back to farming with his sons (Tanner and Tate), and father, Philip Jordan. None of this would be possible without the great team we have behind us! Whether excavating or farming, we will get it done!

10/13/2026

Fall tillage with the Case 580 Quad-Trac and 7-shank Case inline ripper. We pull this plow roughly 14” deep to break up the hard pan and upper compaction layers! Breaking up compaction for the next season only helps us maximize our yield for the upcoming season! We try to inline all of the fields that were beans to prepare the ground for corn the next year!

It may not look like much, but this implement takes roughly 90% power at 7.5 mph. We will cover roughly 18 acres an hour and burn roughly 30 gallons of fuel an hour.

10/13/2026

Here’s a video shelling corn today near Clifty Creek Golf Course! My father, Philip Jordan, rents this farm. We only made a few rounds before some small combine issues arose. We had to get the parts overnighted but hopefully we will be back to shelling corn by 10 a.m. tomorrow. This is the last farm in Bartholomew County we have for the 2026 harvest. I still have one farm in Decatur County and one farm in Jennings County, then harvest 2026 will be a wrap! Thank the good lord above as we have been blessed with beautiful fall weather and very fortunate to only have had a few minor breakdowns!

Stay tuned for fall tillage and fall field cleanup which we have already started as well!

09/19/2026

Harvest 2k26 is underway! Hopefully the weather tomorrow cooperates!

08/29/2026

06/05/2026

Here is a short clip of some last-minute improvements on ground we picked for this farming season! The video of the dozer is from Sunday afternoon, and today we planted this field to corn to finish up our 2026 planting season at C Jordan Farms! 🌽

Owner Cameron Jordan takes tremendous pride in every acre! As this year has been challenging with all the rain, we are very blessed to be done!

04/25/2026

We just need a little ☀️ to dry up the ground and off to the races. Today we started with servicing, greasing, and checking everything over before heading to Bartholomew County near Clifty Creek Golf Course to finish up corn 🌽 for my father Philip Jordan 🌽. We had a good start to corn planting last week getting some of my father’s and my own corn planted before getting some much-needed rain yesterday. After we plant this farm, we will only have one farm in Decatur and one farm in Jennings left for corn which will finish us up for plant 2k26.

Fun fact: the liquid 2x2 fertilizer system on our planter applies fertilizer roughly 2 inches beside the corn row and 2 inches deep. Our 2x2 mixture includes liquid 28% nitrogen, thio which is Ammonium Thiosulfate, and 10-34-0. Applying this with the planter helps give the corn plant the best start to life. The mixture will also help maintain the corn plants’ health until the roots reaches the pre-plant anhydrous ammonia which will fulfill the remaining nitrogen needs of the corn plant to reach maximum yield.

04/19/2026

What a start to the 2026 planting season! The last 8 days were busy to say the least, but all of our soybeans are in the ground and we are down to the last farm of pre plant anhydrous for corn🌽. We hope to be planting corn after this cold front moves through. 🌽 We were fortunate enough to work all of bean ground with the mcfarlane incite before planting to help warm up the ground, prepare the seedbed and continue help the residue break down! 🚜 We completely retrofitted our 1795 John Deere with precision planting parts thanks to Todd Mauer and the rest of Blackhawk Precision Ag in Greensburg to ensure are soybean and corn seeds are placed very precisely and accurately to give us the best chance of maximum yield!

We are also variable rating all fertilizer and seed this year thanks to Advanced Agrilytics who continue to help us maximize our yields! Our 1795 planter will be used to plant both our corn and soybeans.

As all of our implements beside our DMI cultivator this season are new to us, as my father Philip Jordan and myself (C Jordan Farms) are now farming together following the family farm dissolving and each of Philip’s brother farming on there own now. So with anything used and new to an operation, we had a few snags this week. It did involve a few long nights, a lot of heating 🔥 and pure 💪🏼 strength to help loosen up some siezed chopper and wheel bearing shafts on the incite! Owner Cameron Jordan averaged about 4 hours of sleep a night but with long nights comes big rewards as we got done around 5am just before the rain moved in Saturday morning with out soybeans!

A huge thank you to everyone who lended a hand this week to help get it done!! Whether it was a few guys from Jordan Excavating LLC staying late to help out, Cameron’s wife Emma Jordan helping move equipment, Jacob Elliot and Jermy Paetzel running equipment or wrenching. It takes a team effort to make dreams into reality!! Also a huge THANK YOU to our landlords who without them, farming for us would not be possible! We are excited to move onto corn and get it all planted in a timely efficient manner!

03/09/2026

Well, this deal had been in the works for a minute, but Friday evening we were finally able to bring everything home. We were lucky enough, through a few business associates, to hear about 2 older gentlemen about 70 miles away who were retiring, and we were able to make a deal on their whole harvesting fleet!

We sure are ready for fall now! We did have a small tire blowout on the corn header trailer about a mile from the shop, but we threw the corn head on the combine and back on the road to the shop we went! We hope to get the combine washed tomorrow before it goes into summer storage.

Let’s just say owner Cameron Jordan, his father Philip Jordan, were smiling ear to ear! We also know Lynn Jordan, Philip’s father, Cameron’s grandfather who passed away in 2007 is smiling ear to ear looking down on father and son carrying on the farming tradition!

03/03/2026

Here’s a video from late last week when the weather was nice. We have been cleaning up and clearing some acres for one of our great landlords! We are very fortunate to work with some fanastic people!