CORN SILAGE HARVEST 2020 near Louisville Ohio
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- CORN SILAGE HARVEST 2020 near Louisville Ohio
Video I shot at Broadview Farms LTD near Louisville Ohio as they chop their 2020 corn crop for their dairy cow herd. In this video you will see them chop the silage in the field, haul it back to the farm where they are loading the corn silage into the bagger. Also towards the ends of the video is some footage of a cow getting milked by a Lely Astronaut Robotic Milker.
Equipment in this video is
John Deere 7280 R Tractor pulling a Deere 3975 forage harvester with a Dion F64 head.
John Deere 4020,4240 and 4440 tractors pulling Gehl BU960 & 970 and a Dion forage boxes.
At the silage bag is a John Deere 7400 tractor hooked to a Versa Bagger model ID891
Lots of action of the entire process from the ground and from the sky.
All music and sound effects are from MacBook iMovie or TH-cam Audio Library.
Thanks for watching and feel free to comment below.
Anytime you showcase anything about a small dairy, I'll watch.
I live about 10 minutes from this farm, definitely one of the cleanest looking farms in the county! Nice video Mike 👍
I love seeing the farmer silage operations. Big custom operations are neat but I have great appreciation for farmers doin it themselves
I would love to see how they do the milking
yea we want to see the MILKBOTS!
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As cool as the big self propelled choppers are, seeing a pull type with some boxes chasing it makes me happy. Great video!
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Learning more about the milking setup would be nice.
Did you notice the oil pumping station at 4:56 in the video painted green so it blends into the country side and not such a eye sour like the rest of them are.
cntsles fabrication yeah
Beautiful farm
Nice drone footage
Like open station muscle tractors also. Good job on this video. Super job Mike.
I wonder where the sound comes from...surly not the drone!
What a comparison, to watch a small scale operation vs. another video I watched of three 12 row choppers filling one truck. That's 36 rows at once vs. 5. It's good to see the 30 year old equipment still in use.
It's so great to see the "small scale" farm doing well. This was a great video (again). Keep up the great work Mike.
Agree totally. Love seeing how family size operations roll
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Dion & Gehl aren’t household names anymore. Cool video 👍
Wish there will still more of these small to midsize farms left. Yes its cool to see all the big toys, but miss seeing the smaller farms getting it done. Now a days farming is less a way of life and so much a business.
That chopper operator deserves props, not a bit on the roof of any of those wagons. No wasted feed! Some of the self propelled operations miss enough to feed a lot of cattle. Excellent, just simply excellent all around!
I love that 3020, & 4020. My favorite “20” series tractors... great video Mike... thank you for sharing... happy harvest!
Mike, I would like to see the milking process, also. Also, information about their sanitation procedures.
Mike I would love to see an additional video showing feeding and a more thorough review of the milking process. If you make that video would you please include showing how silage is recovered from those bags. Thank you
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Hey I know this is totally random but I figure you might know, since you travel and this video was posted in NE Ohio where I live I had a question I was hoping you maybe able to help with. I’m trying to restart a farm that’s been down since 2013 from a fire my family never rebuilt there is some equipment left and buildings but I was wondering if it was possible to get agricultural loans or grants to start farming and if so how and where would I go about finding that information? Sorry for the random long question I just really want this farm to get started and everything is so expensive
Excellent video Mike looking forward to all the upcoming harvest videos your camera work is really getting good !
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I like watching watching and seen but I can do but I can't do anything much try to hear with COPD and breathe and what you guys it's great to watch you guys makes me feel like I want to work but I can't
That milker is one of the coolest things ever.
Good video shots Mike the landscape of that country looks beautiful of seeing other farmers near by down the road which where am from farmers like that down the road are classified as "neighbors" where other farmers as friends helps each other out if or when needed. Other than that again good video.👍
I think every company that builds equipment by hand should put a plate or tag on them somewhere that has all the people who built that piece of equipment or implement and so on. Anyone else agree?
Great video . How large is the corn field , it looks huge
Great Video, fantastic gear and team, thanks for sharing
Pretty good music, Mike. Not intrusive like some videos. 👍🎶
these guys really need to invest in wagon snaggers.....makes life so much easier changing wagons all day long
Nice video Mike ...hello from Belgium 🇧🇪.
I would hope those milk-o-matic machines use Luke warm water on them utters!.
Yes, please go back again, I'd like to see the rest of the operation.
The Milking and feeding of cows would make a good video this winter
Excellent movie
Excellent farm.
Excellent crop
I grew up about 5 minutes from this farm, rode by it on the bus every day
Awesome. My hometown. Know exactly where that farm is
Yaaaaaaaaaa !!! 3020 - my favorite in 1961 ,,, 15 yrs old...................Thanks Mike!!
Awesome video as always. Would you happen to know when a Gehl fb88 forage blower was in production?
I've known that family all my life and that farm has always been kept clean like in your video. And they also keep very good care of their equipment.
How many cows does this farm milk?
Around 100
what kind of Drone are you using for the video ?? TY
Great Video, Awesome Channel.
Chopping silage the good ole way
Kudos to you Mike for clear, crisp vids and great aerials. You worked at Witmers? Are you a native of area?
My husband traveled this area in seed sales. He is still friends with Campbell Bros. of Alliance.
Jacob Schillig, do you have family history from Kinsman. Oh.....
My folks were friends with Rose &
???? Schillig who ran a meat wrapping and frozen locker customers rented. Man's name may have been Lee. WWII history.
Thanks Mike
Yes I was born in Salem Ohio and grew up in the Greenford Area. Don't have any family in the Kinsman area but been through that area a lot.
Mike, my husband from Andover, actually Wayne Center at SR322 & 193. Did you visit farmers like Kreig, W.I.Miller, Suchdale. Did you ever know Fred Schhada of Cortland Tr.?
Keep up the great vids.
What a very attractive, nicely kept small farm. That would make a very attractive subject for a model, in the drone shot at 1:54, perhaps as scenery for a model railroad layout. I know there isn't a railroad going past there, but in your imagination there could be.
I have yet to drive a silage harvest with the carts like this.
I've done the open topped ones where you stay married to your cart, blown in with a Cluas in the field then uploading into a blower.
And I have drive straight trucks andbsemisnthat pumped in a drive over bunk.
I enjoy working the harvest.
Mike, another great video. These folks have always done a nice job on their farm. I was born & raised in the area. Very familiar with Witmer's. I grew up with 2 old Minneapolis-Moline U models and a UB model. Then in 1967 we graduated to a G-1000 Moline with a new Moline 7-16” plow with automatic resets. That tractor even had power steering! Can you believe that? We didn't even have an umbrella for it for the first couple of years. It didn't take long in our clay soil and we took the 7th bottom off. Enough reminiscing. Keep 'em coming, Mike.
Nice to see the smaller farm work.
Its not only tractors whit 500 horses.
Good video Mike.
And by the way.stop arm wrestling whit leg arms. You destroy whole grainbins 😀
i grew up on a 4430 open station and we use it to this day.
Thanks for the video Mike. I would be interested in seeing more Robotic milking from there and/or other places. Would also be interested in seeing how Dairy and Beef cattle farmers decide what types of sheds/buildings to build for their livestock, such as Mono-Slope buildings etc., and how they like them. (In your spare time, ya know!!!)(Ha!Ha!)
How are the brakes working on the wagons ?
I left the farm many years ago cause I couldn't get the family on board for milking more cows. Our big tractors back then was a D17 Allis Chalmers and a DC Case. They said why do you need two high horsepower tractors. I'm lookin at the tractors in this video and nothing is under a hundred horsepower or close to it.
Just bought 4 dozen sweet corn from a farm in the Northeast. No pesticides, all natural. Have to look for bugs. Cool chopping video, and milking machine!
Beautiful farm...nice video Mike. 👍
Mike, my brother hauls milk from this farm for the Milk Hauling Co. he works for and called me about your video when he saw it.
Keep up the good work on your videos , I really enjoy them.
Mike
I would love to see more footage of the robot milker. Sixty years ago, I WAS the robot. I want to wish my successor good luck at a dirty, boring and sometimes dangerous job.
Just a couple miles from where my Dad and uncles farmed my Great Uncle's farm...it doesn't get much prettier than Stark County in the summer (of course, I'm biased)
Are those silage bags movie prop's from 'DUNE'.
Sandworms!
i would like to see more of this place
Yes you make me feel good even though I'm on oxygen and I have COPD it still makes me feel good are you watching hair satisfying
Its nice too see medium size farms doing well--at least as far as I can see. It also amazes me that the John Deere 4440 is one of the most popular and well-liked tractors after all these years. From what I have seen this tractor was an instant hit with farmers the moment it came on the market, which was back in the fall of 1978. A real nice farm and thanks for showing.
Thanks Mike. Love the video.
Nice video, greetings from a european milk truck driver, maybe you can show the milk loading process over there one time
love these videos as i drive semi hauling milk to brewester dairy for huge dairy farm in jeromesville oh and work at his dads feedmill mon thru fri commodity blenders
Thanks Mike. I like that corn head. I wonder how much trouble it creates ? Looks fairly smooth from here.
Nice corn silage action👍😉 a video about the milking process would be awesome👍😁
So CLEAN! Very nice!
Seeing the dairy part would be very interesting to me. Thanks. I watch every video you put out. Have learned very much.
That Lely Astronaut has me a bit amused since the manual mode is the only method of milking a cow is all I know. Sure, I would like to know more about it.
A video of the milking process would be very interesting. Great videos , Mike. Some get a little lengthy but still interesting.
Great video as usual Mike. Love the chopper screaming. This is a beautiful farm.
Nice video of the silage getting harvested Iove the green machines getting it done I also liked the robotic milker I have a farm close to me that has a system like this and I have watched it in person they are something to see nice video.
Yes please! This video is great, thank Mike! I think, it would be a nice addition to your channel, to see the robotic milking later on. The chopping corn brings back a lot of good memories.
Any chance you stopped in to see Git-er-dun and Rampage while you were in the neighborhood?
Don’t see many pull type forage harvesters around here anymore, there used to be lots of them as I worked on some of the New Holland ones at the dealership. I see why they are using those wagons but what a pain to hitch and unhitch all day long!
It’s really not that bad... but for a few thousand bones you can get an auto hitch system that allows you to never leave the tractor seat.
Damn Mike at 18:27 are you flying a drone or helicopter? Looks like a lot of prop wash!!!🤪
Nice to see another chopping operation that still gets on and off the tractors to hook up wagons. Yes the quick hitches are nice but having to hustle to keep things moving is part of what makes chopping fun.
Like to see more robots milking
Would be sweet to see u out at our farm tomorrow when me and my dad r chopping tomorrow in northeast Iowa outside of Saint Lucas.
A lot of old school equipment. We have a 4440 as well. Still going strong. Thanks Mike for your efforts. ☺
So farming is possible with 2wd tractors?!?! Haha. Nice to see all those well kept 2wds! Thanks for the footage.
Been possible for how many years now
Jordan Nelson you know I was being sarcastic right?
Thanks, Mike. Great video. Love to see the robotic miller’s and feeding.
Are we mixing water, molasses, vitamins in with the hay and silage when we feed those cows?
I would like to see the cows
the 2x6 on the bottom of the gehl wagons... interesting
Roll that beautiful corn silage harvest footage! Always love silage harvest videos
I'd love to see that video of 🥛 milking. I'd make my world
Great video, I would like to see a video of feeding out of the bags.
Great video love the older tractors and that automated Milker is amazing
My grandpa has a 4240 not open station but it is in great condition
It would be interesting to see more of the milking operation. Thank you
Very nice place! Thanks for sharing Mike!
Great instrumental on the video mike !
So did they always use bags or did they have silos that they got rid of?
Great corn chopping video
Hope to see a old uni chopping video soon
if you get back to film again it would be nice to see how they get the silage out of the bags
Pretty cool to see 15 inch rows some where else we have been doing it sense 2004
Thanks for feeding the usa i hope you guys are doing good have a good day
Would like to know how they opened up the field in the side at 10:12 around the trees.
I definitely wouldn't mind seeing more of the automatic milker
Awesome video, that place is pretty close to me
Would love to see the milking parlor
You do a great job. That would be nice to see a video on the milking. Can you explain more on why more and more have went away from upright silos? Thanks
You know how hard it is to upload an upright silo it's not easy let's just say that 👍🏻👍🏻