Once again Another great video and I have to say those cows looked happy for that fodder. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas season and the best wishes to you and family!!!
Almost all the bales here in West Texas are large Square. With lots dairy and beef countless bales come by here day and night. There is no need for bedding but is used in feed rations. Hay is expensive here as it comes here from long distances to feed millions of beef and dairy.
Just my 2 pennies worth of advice I would wrap it now instead of waiting and letting more moisture in. Even if there is moisture they won’t cake up if you wrap Now! Not a lot of experience wrapping cornstalks but wrapping other stuff like straw for bedding I would rather have it dry from future moisture it will shake out fine and they may even eat some of it😂 Thanks much young man.
Ryan: love your video production like always. Question: did you shoot the slo mo unloading bales with the camera setting or slow it down in post with your editing software. The cloud movement and the subtle shift of the shadows on the ground were cool.
Hey Ryan got some questions for ya! Would having the bales not wrapped so tight by the baler help with moisture or even having smaller bales help? When you plan on replacing big red with a higher clearance truck?
Hey Ryan, Let me say Merry Christmas from my Family to the Whole Kuster Family!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope the fodder bales dry down. Take Care, Take it Easy and Trust JESUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Ryan question let’s say you’re in the middle of harvest season and the combine for some reason decided to break down and you want to harvest the rest of your crop but you can’t because the combine is broken down so in the long run wouldn’t it be better to have two combines that way if one breaks down you can keep harvesting with the other one
You need another person to run the combine and with Ryan hauling so much grain to the terminals he cant keep up to one combine. Another truck or large grain cart would help more than another combine.
I see Grant County along with Lafayette and Iowa were mentioned in Steve Lehto's video on his vault channel though not for the best reason as a committee member wanted to make it law to lock up journalists who didn't print exactly what they told them to. Not exactly the brightest thing to say if you don't want something getting out. I believe they have been taking lessons from the RSPB who after blaming farmers for falling bird numbers got really defensive when questioned why they don't release the numbers for their reserves or the predation figures for them either.
What did you expect, baling when you did? Ground is to wet, no way to keep stalks dry. Let them sit and make frozen stalk bales…..better than trying to wrap and making mush.
I cant see how you justify the expense of bailing bedding for beef cows. The nutrient value you remove from the field alone is a big consideration. Then the fuel, ware on equipment ect. You handle that fodder three times by the time you haul it back out on the field. Millions of beef cows are wintered every year without bedding in far more inhospitable climates than yours with no ill effects.
@@JS-uq2id’m assuming you’re a farmer yourself? And that you have first hand knowledge to justify that comment? Where’s your videos showing us how it’s done? Oh yeah, there are none.
Man the hay mover on that JCB is impressive! 5 years old already and still like new!
Hopefully the bales will air out a little bit👍 another awesome video with great drone footage, thank you👍👍
Thank you for posting!
Hope those bails dry out for you and hopefully your able to get more tillage done
That's pretty slick of the JCB picking up two fodder bale's 💪🏽
Thanks for the video Ryan!!
Hey Ryan!! Looks like another fun day on the farm.
Once again Another great video and I have to say those cows looked happy for that fodder. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas season and the best wishes to you and family!!!
Ryan I hope you and Hannah and your rest of your family have a safe and happy holidays 👍👍
Another GREAT video Ryan!!! Thanks for making them
Great video Ryan from Bryer and merry Christmas and god bless from Bryer
Thank you for another great video.
great drone footage of the 'whole' operation
Almost all the bales here in West Texas are large Square. With lots dairy and beef countless bales come by here day and night. There is no need for bedding but is used in feed rations. Hay is expensive here as it comes here from long distances to feed millions of beef and dairy.
Great work Everybody, as always👍🙏🙂
I wouldn't stack them too close together because those 40% bales could catch fire.
Thanks for sharing Ryan, great drone footage as always take care and have a great rest of the week 👍🇺🇸
Good job sod buster.
With all the moving bales done for the season maybe in 2023 we might see ya demo a self loading bale mover
What I was wondering
Great video thank you Ryan
Another good job done.
The amount and variety of equipment on farms these days always amazes me.
Just curious. What’s an ideal moisture content for bedding? for silage?
thank you
Just my 2 pennies worth of advice I would wrap it now instead of waiting and letting more moisture in. Even if there is moisture they won’t cake up if you wrap Now! Not a lot of experience wrapping cornstalks but wrapping other stuff like straw for bedding I would rather have it dry from future moisture it will shake out fine and they may even eat some of it😂 Thanks much young man.
awsome video ryan thumbs up and shared
2 bales at a time........wowzers
Ryan: love your video production like always. Question: did you shoot the slo mo unloading bales with the camera setting or slow it down in post with your editing software. The cloud movement and the subtle shift of the shadows on the ground were cool.
Merry Christmas to you and your family
You wouldn't see the deeresteer or the bobcat picking up 2 bales at once
Question do you ever graze your stalks?
May not have the fences to keep them in.
Hey Ryan got some questions for ya! Would having the bales not wrapped so tight by the baler help with moisture or even having smaller bales help? When you plan on replacing big red with a higher clearance truck?
Hey Ryan, Let me say Merry Christmas from my Family to the Whole Kuster Family!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope the fodder bales dry down. Take Care, Take it Easy and Trust JESUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amen
Just started following your channel! Where in Wisconsin are you from?
We're in Grant County
How has the 7600 been working?
not much snow to fight yet farm on.
Hey Ryan question let’s say you’re in the middle of harvest season and the combine for some reason decided to break down and you want to harvest the rest of your crop but you can’t because the combine is broken down so in the long run wouldn’t it be better to have two combines that way if one breaks down you can keep harvesting with the other one
Not worth having 2 combines especially with how much they cost
@@Blackwellll3066 Exactly, if you can't run both, it isn't worth having both.
You need another person to run the combine and with Ryan hauling so much grain to the terminals he cant keep up to one combine. Another truck or large grain cart would help more than another combine.
U may want ta think about a bale shredder...
...had computer probs and had to take it in...erased all my "thumbs up" on all the videos...but starting over again!
It's strange that you guys don't have a tractor with a front end loader for hay.
It’s hard on the front suspension and harder on the transmission going forward n back so much
Doesn't seem to be an issue for thousands of farmers like me.
@@jeffreyhouston2043 I've burned out the reversing brake on my JD 6400 loader tractor. Only had 6500 hrs on the motor.
Might be the operator, we have a 7210 with over 9000 hours just for our hay operation. No problems.
We had a 6400 with 13xxx hrs on it all loader work that we traded in. It was never opened up. Definitely operator error.
Did Hannah shave yet being harvest is over.
9:30-9:40 Ryan
I see Grant County along with Lafayette and Iowa were mentioned in Steve Lehto's video on his vault channel though not for the best reason as a committee member wanted to make it law to lock up journalists who didn't print exactly what they told them to. Not exactly the brightest thing to say if you don't want something getting out.
I believe they have been taking lessons from the RSPB who after blaming farmers for falling bird numbers got really defensive when questioned why they don't release the numbers for their reserves or the predation figures for them either.
What did you expect, baling when you did? Ground is to wet, no way to keep stalks dry. Let them sit and make frozen stalk bales…..better than trying to wrap and making mush.
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I cant see how you justify the expense of bailing bedding for beef cows. The nutrient value you remove from the field alone is a big consideration. Then the fuel, ware on equipment ect. You handle that fodder three times by the time you haul it back out on the field. Millions of beef cows are wintered every year without bedding in far more inhospitable climates than yours with no ill effects.
The more you watch their videos your questions will be answered! They’re a bunch of no clue wannabe farmers
@@JS-uq2id’m assuming you’re a farmer yourself? And that you have first hand knowledge to justify that comment? Where’s your videos showing us how it’s done? Oh yeah, there are none.