Spraying Corn/Raking Hay/Round Baling Hay with International 1066 and New Holland 853 Round Baler
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2024
- It's hot and so so dry on the farm. The lawn is brown and so are the pastures. The corn is doing surprisingly well considering, but so are the weeds. Alan sprays them with Halex GT, a herbicide. The John Deere 820 and Clark sprayer are just what we need to get the job done. While Alan was spraying corn, a friend of ours was cutting some more hay on land that we work with him on. Alan then headed over to rake it up using the V Rake and 830 Case tractor. The hay dried fast so Alan got the 1066 International and New Holland 853 Round Baler. This is our main baler and it does an excellent job. After we finished that piece, it was time to move on to the next piece. Alan shows off the land owners Case International 385 tractor that is now being used on the V Rake. Alan and Paul get that piece baled and get some of the bales hauled home. The Weatherman was calling for much needed rain on Sunday with a 90% chance, so Alan spread some fertilizer on a few hay fields. On Sunday, we were blessed with over an inch of rain!
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ALAN I VERY MUCH ENJOY WATCHING YOU AND ALL YOUR CO PILOTS WORKING OLDER FARM EQUIPMENT
A nice soaking rain, Bless God for His Goodness!
Amen!!
I love to watch you work those old case tractors you should use them more often ! God bless
Great video, the closing shots speak for themselves.
Showers of blessing 🙏
Great Video. 👍👍👍👍 from Wisconsin Dairyland 🥛🥛
Can't beat a New Holland baler!
Allan must be in love driving a 30year old tractor! I have to give him credit for doing what he does with older equipment. If more farmers had done the same, the dairy industry might be in a different state. God bless you guys!
If one has to sit in a cab for 10-12 hours a day while farming hundreds and hundreds of acres of land, large, comfortable equipment is called for, or one won't be doing it for very long. On the backside, on needs to farm that many acres to pay for that equipment.
Like thank you! From the bottom of my heart it means alot that you are trying to help me...I will repay it 10 fold..love you all like family...
No problem 👍 anytime!
Nothing like a summer Sunday with nice afternoon or morning rain on crops that need it. Blessed day
I loved the shots of the rain falling. Especially the one by the river. We really need rain here again.
Thanks for showing us a day in your life on the farm!!!
That last shot of the bend in the stream in the rain would make a cool postcard.
Nice looking crop of rocks in that corn patch ;)
If only a person could sell them! Then I'd have it made.
Great video tks.. I seen some comments about older equipment? I happen to think the older things are better. They did the job before the new things came out. They can do the job now. The rain looked good and the shot of your river in the rain... Just Beauiful. A good spot to set and have a beer on a rainy day... Peaceful. You should ask Miss Jennifer about that John Deere question... Bet ya she know. Lol...
That is the type of rain I loved to have and climb up in the hay mow lay down and listen to the rain drops on the roof, what a wonderful sound.
We used to do that when I was a kid, too! We had a tin roofed house, also. Awesome memories being raised on a farm! Cattle, hogs, chickens, and a pony. YeeHaa!!
Sorry guys it was my phone causing my problems with your video. Got a good video now. Keep up the good work. 👍
No need to apologize. We're glad people are looking out for us.
I so enjoy watching your postings on your farm as it is like it used to be done many years back before all the new computerized shyt came in. Great video always enjoy what ever you post.
Good to see you got some much needed rain.
Brian is an amazing guy, and great channel for sure!! Love to see the baling and making hay!! I know the feeling on the haircut being past time,got mine Sunday! Praise the Lord y'all got some good rain!! Those drops hitting the corn, was a beautiful sight! Sorry I was late, but look fwd to more!!
Very good job and I bale hay with a 830 case tractor and God bless yall 🙏
glad you got some rain we just got 3 inches in South Carolina from a tropical storm but still way behind
The news said we need between 3-6 inches of rain to get out of the drought.
You could hear the corn grow while getting rain 👍🏻
Happy Birthday Jacky.Dufty. On 1st July.
Great action shots of the baler in action! The Case/IH loader raised looking back was awesome as well!
WOW!! I can’t believe the rocks in the one corn field!! 😳
The location of the camera in the 14th minute is very good,the big man is very hardworking, do you brother,good work.
Send some of that rain in this direction Alan. Less than 1 inch in the last 30 days on this sand and gravel.
We got rain here also ,very much needed! Take care!
Glad to hear!!
Love you're. Channel. Good people.
Thank you!
Copilot been ready....sweet rain....👍
Thanks Al, appreciate the info.
I could hear the plants, grass and trees singing from here! 🤣. It looked like a good soaker. I love seeing how many different jobs there are on a farm and you do an excellent job of showing us the diversity. Blessings on you and your family!❤️
Great video.....
Love seeing the older equipment, " what I can relate to being used rather than all the modern tractors and bailers .
Wrong terminology saying " I'll get the bailer Fired Up,.....lol
Just in time,so much needed,everybody has to have some luck every once in a while ,greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Great to see y'all got some 🌧. Down in southern Mississippi we've been get inches over the last 2 weeks. Praying for more rain so y'all have a bumper corn crop!! God Bless Trinity Dairy
Thanks so much for sending some of that rain east. That corn really looked fantastic considering how dry it has been. We're fortunate to run our cows into the woods where there are springs and creeks and good shade too.
That is what my Grandpa used to call the Million Dollar Rain. Even though he never made a million dollars. Crops will grow now.
You will be able to hear that corn growing tomorrow!
There's nothing wrong with running duals on while baling. Helps the ruts if the ground is a little moist. Love the Manitowoc Minute shirt also.
I actually like the duals on a tractor and round baler!
We have had years in the past, we had to have duals on the tractor, to bale.
@@trinitydairy it is easier to just leave them on if possible. I always tune in for the best old school farming action on TH-cam!
Good to see you got some rain. We use the same model baler for rolling up corn stalks, seems to start the bales alot easier than our silage special baler
I've heard they work good for that.
Looking forward to bountiful 2nd cutting. Hope you get that too. That rain is a beautiful sound.
Love the Manitowoc minute shirt that’s my home town
Nice to know the good Lord answered your prayers for the rain. I see the corn is looking pretty good. Did the old seed corn that you planted germinate? God Speed to you and your family!
I think a lot of it did, but it is spotty.
Just have to say nice way to end the video so beautiful scenery, corn is looking great along with the hay great job , how could i get a trinity dairy hat? God bless you and your family
Thank you! We are working on getting an online store going, hopefully soon!
I seen what you did there LETS GET ROLLIN.....
I love your channel because you farm with the equipment that we farmed with when I was a teenager. I'm 56 now but it brings back memories. It seems you need a better camera because the focus was bad on this episode. Keep farming and pray for more rain 🌧. 🌧
The video looked fine to me. They have a brand new GoPro 9, so the camera is a quality one.
@@farmstrong669 Must be my phone problem. I'm sorry 😞
No worries!
That new Holland cleans up a lot more than “Doug” did. Left a lot behind before.
Yes it does. I mainly use that International for wet hay that I wrap. It does a nicer job for that purpose.
Great video and that chain baler makes some real nice bales.
Yeah, as long as you don't drive to fast, it will make a nice bale.
Better get a rocking chair-kids are ready to take over 👨🦳🤣
Years ago "old timers" would call that rain............" a million dollar rain "
I can understand why!
@@trinitydairy I guess i should have read the comments before I made a comment LOL
Alan if you got a rock picker for you tractor and had you daughter in a couple years dump that rock on your driveway you could have it ballasted up like 2'. Instead of in your corn patch where it ruins the seeder disks.
Some good help they
I like to bale with duals on....much better ride...just gotta watch the baler corners!
Thanks for the great video, so glad you guys are getting some much needed rain. The old international sounds awesome pulling the Baler. Have you ever had to replace any of the airbags on the Baler?
Yeah I replaced them about 3 years ago.
We have an 853 as well, love that baler. Wouldn't trade for any new baler out there. In the fall we try to blow ours off real good with the air compressor then I'll wipe it down with a diesel soaked rag. It has never been wet since the day we bought it new in 1986. Is yours electric tie or hydraulic tie? Great video!
This one is hyd tie, and I think this one was new in 91.
This is the best series on youtube, hands down. I even prefer it over TV. You guys deserve the very best for your hard work and dedication. Do you still take paypal donos?
Thank you! No, sorry. We do have a PO Box, though.
the Manitowoc minute shirt nice
Just curious how the field of corn where you used all of the old leftover seed is doing
I haven't been down there for about a week, but it was coming up last I checked!
It was coming up, but it did look spotty, I will try to show it in the next video.
@@trinitydairy Bet that rain helped out a ton.
Those chain balers will roll up just about anything. People down here didn’t like them much because they claimed they had soft cores and the bales would squat over time. It looked like your bales had pretty good cores. What size are the bales you rolled up? What would you say were the biggest problems you have experienced with that chain baler?
No there not a soft core, but If you drive to fast when baling, or don't fill the edges good, they will be a soft bale, it doesn't like to bale straw, or really fine, short hay, other than that, it it will eat a windrow! The one thing that I don't like is the overfill protection, it's made to shear the shear bolt for the pickup, if you're in heavy windrows, you can go through a lot of bolts, I wish they would have had a slip clutch instead.other than that, I can't think of anything major, just basic wear and tare.
That 3450 baler of urs looks like it makes good tight bales trying to get one like it myself wondering what ur honest opinion
I really like it, it makes good bales but they are soft core bales, so they don't stack very well, I mainly use it for making baleage, this year is the most dry hay I have made with it, but the guy I bought it from told me, that the trick to making good bales with it, is to bale until you can hear the tractor start to labor, if you stop when the buzzer goes off, they will be puff balls, so that's what I have always done.
The name Slippers on the calf reminds me: My girlfriend's great niece gave middle names to the dogs in the family. Grandma U's dog is Toby Hotdog (a dachshund mix), to the gal pal's,
Wilson Slippery Fish. "Lyd, why did you give him Slippery Fish? Because."
Hey man I love the videos but it would be cool if you did an equipment tour video
We did an equipment tour video when we hit 100 videos. Go back and check it out.
Hope you got some rain. 🌧
Should have waited to the end of the video to comment. 😂
We got over an inch!
just finished 250 silage bales here on my 50 or so acres with the guy that rents it unreal amount this year still have second cut now to small bale my 4 or 5 acres, how do you like the 385? still think you should try that river for trout
Oh man I would love to have that 385!
What size bales does that Baler make thank you for sharing
It's like a 4 and 3/4 wide and 5 high.
How many psi are you running in your baler? I have the same model.
I run it at 50 psi
How many round bales on those two fields?? How oats and peas doing ? Allen you should have kids tell us how you load rounds bale and unload them they did awesome job on raking video I enjoy watch them Ask wine things to us how their show calf doing for the fair ? HOPE YOU GUYS GET RAIN SOON 🙏🙏
48 bales on the first field, didn't count the rest yet, chopping oats and peas now, the field by the farm has a lot of weeds and the peas got hit hard by the dry weather, but the other field looks good. We had about an inch of rain and they are forecasting, some tonight. Fair calves are doing good.
@@trinitydairy I know you are Busy now because summer time and farmer can stuff to do 24/7 plus just wanted to tell you Allen thank you for video and for being part of your farm and family GOD BLESS YOU GUYS
We gat a half in. Here in Dexter
It’s a different story down here in Texas. Can’t find air bags for chain balers. Folks that need to replace them are trying to adapt tractor trailer bags. Local New Holland Dealers don’t carry chains or bars. Have to go to aftermarket suppliers. Does the 853 have the floor chain? You can find chain balers down here for $1000.00
No they don't have the floor chains, the airbags I got were not from a new Holland dealer, but I think they were from a tractor trailer place, I'm not sure if I still have the name of the company, but I can look.
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When are we going to see the Farmall B back in action.
Probably not until the oats and peas are done. I gotta get to it.
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Udder on crossbreed almost to big for calf be careful of Gangrene in the udder Allen
I hate those so-called environmentalists who proclaim with certainty that this or that chemical or technique should either always or never be used. Usually, these people do not have the foggiest idea about farm economies and what it takes to keep a farm running, produce quality food, and provide for a family. In fact, they usually have never farmed so much as a tomato plant. Having said all of that, I sure do dislike the whole idea of RoundUp ready corn.
I assume there is a young fella at your house out draining mud puddles today??
Haha! He was out there yesterday while it was still raining!
The farmer’s prayer....dear Lord, if you will send us some rain and a little luck, we will do the rest.
Al, had a question. How hard is it to find parts for that chain baler.
I haven't had any trouble, we replaced the main chain, and the air bags,a couple years ago, and last year I picked up a couple tubes to have on hand, in case I bend one.
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