Final Round of First cutting | Hay Season in the Appalachian Mountains

Join us for the third and final round of first cutting 🙌🏼
This is a long one y’all, but I actually got to film all parts of the process. We experienced some technical difficulties this round hauling hay out of the field and had to get help from another local farmer.
We’re excited that first cutting is done, but it is also bittersweet. Time truly flies y’all. We are hoping rain will come back into the forecast so we will have a second cutting.
Thanks for tuning in, see you next time for a garage tour and working on equipment.

[@rickypatrick8565]

I love your videos. I can sit and watch Dakota cut hay and Bill Hay all day long.. can you make me so proud every time I want you, it's just amazing watching you driving tractor pulling hay you're amazing. I've told you many times you have a beautiful place and those mountains are so beautiful. And little man catching fish and picking up frogs he's not afraid of anything. I love y'all

[@mrs.shumate]

Thank you, I appreciate it! I’ve gotten a lot more confident over the years but still have a ways to go. Stetson is not afraid of ANYTHING! All boy for sure, we love you!

[@joyceedmiston1627]

Another great video of 2 amazing people who love their farm life. I am so proud of the way you are bringing up your son. I am so proud of you and love you, too. 😊🎉❤

[@mrs.shumate]

Thank you so much!! Love you ♥️

[@jonathanfrecking1210]

That's one nice Ford tractor he was mowing with! It looked like a 10 series! Love the Ford tractors. Keep up the good work!

[@mrs.shumate]

Thank you! It’s one of our prized possessions

[@jonathanfrecking1210]

@@mrs.shumate I can see why! She's minty! 👌

[@nedflora1154]

👋👋😊

[@stevecobb7844]

Great video
Thanks for the Virginia geography info..

[@mrs.shumate]

Thanks for watching!