I saw that little cutie try to grab a bale and help daddy. Those kids are go into grow up with a great work ethic. Great parenting going on here. Kudos. Man, this takes me back to my childhood on the farm. We did it by dropping bales and coming back to throw them up on the hay rack. Thanks for the nostalgia.
Brings back memories of driving an old Massey Ferguson 135 baling hay in the middle of summer and sweating my 12 year old ass off...oh times were simple back then...great to see your lad experience the hard work and joys of farm life.
Jiminy cricket this truly makes me miss working out on the farm..I too was your son's age when I started driving a tractor and changing tubes out at the irrigation ditch...times with my dad I always took for granted and now I so desperately wish I had back....thanks for sharing be safe take care and God bless..
Love that you have the kids involved,when I was his age I always had the stack job even when the bales where bigger then me.Ive been teaching my 2 older boys (4 year old twins) to drive tractor they love it.Your Son did a very good job
A wonderful sight there. Family working hard. Dad you are teaching that boy so much. I was about his age way back on my parents farm pulling trailers in the tobacco fields. He'll grow up to be a mans man. Handling that John Deere like a boss. I salute you all!
I grew up in central utah, I spent many of hours cutting, bailing, hauling, grass hay, alfalfa hay, straw. Just watching this video I can remember the smell. It was very hard work but I love it and I miss it. Thank you
Father & son working together ,, that young chap will remember these days working with his dad for the rest of his life ,, I'm 71 now an my boys are always saying dad do you remember ,,?? 👍👍👍👍👍
I totally agree. I was run ing the baker and most other field work operations at 10 years old. I knew enough to shut everything off if something went wrong. Yep I actually grew up with common sense
I’m glad to see you being a good parent and teaching your son how to be a hard working man because most kids sit in the house all day and play video games especially when it’s hot. Great job👍
It’s great to see your son helping on the farm. It’s one of the best ways to raise children. They learn the value of hard work and commitment from an early age.
Its so great to see the young getting involved, My first tractor driving was a 1964 ford super dexta at just the ahe of 7yrs, and my late farther also showed me the dangers of farming if you mess around with machinery, Well done Great clip too,.
I rode the wagon for years stacking hay on it. One thing I used to help my back and made it easier to handle was hay hooks. we used wire to tie our bales and so the bales were about 70 to 90 lbs. our trailers would hold 100 to 120 bales if you stacked them 5 high. this brings back memories of when I was younger. My 2 older brothers left for college when I was 12 years old so I had to take the place of them. I would load the hay on the trailer while my Mom run the baler. My Dad was over stacking hay by himself or my little brother would drop them off the trailer to Dad, he was 6. I actually started helping with hay at about that same age, 6, helping to roll the bales off the trailer to Dad. the last 2 trailers for the day would be loaded and pulled home 4 miles away. We had 2 G john Deere tractors we used. We purchased a 730 Diesel and that made baling hay with the newer baler go better because of the live PTO.
started driving tractors before i could touch the pedals. I think i was 6 years old. was pulling the flatbed trailer while the men loaded it up with hay. had 60 acers to do. old gas massey 35
Nice video guys!! Really nice to have all the help from the family....makes for a much better operation. Reminds me of when I was about 7 or 8 years old and riding the wagon behind the baler....I was always excited to be in on the fun! Funny how it turns into real work as we get older!! That's a nice wagon with the "tenderfoot" for flooring. Should last a long time. Really like your video....great job!!
When I was a kid, circia 12 years old, My brother and I often worked on the trailer, stacking bails that were coming off the bailer. we could not keep up with the bailer. So I'm very impressed that one man is not only keeping up but actually waiting on each bail. I'm even more impressed to the two little girls are keeping up with the bailer.
That young man is being raised right! Much better than setting in front of a computer screen playing games. I'm love seeing our kids learn about real life and what it takes to make real money and learn the value of a dollar!🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜👨🌾👨🌾👨🌾👨🌾👨🌾
Now THIS is how I remember farming and haying when I was a kid. Dad taught me how to do it all except mowing. We had an old Farmall H, Farmall Super C and a Farmall Cub. Our baler was almost like yours, an old Hew Holland with a Wisconsin motor on it. We had to make 11,000 bales to make it through to the next season. We did it just as you are here. Have to admit, I sure do miss those days! It was a simpler life then. My compliments to baling crew and how well they work. Job well done folks!!
Awwww 🥰 love the team work!!! Excellent skills! I bet your son is loving driving the tractor! Get your little man a hat though... or a pair of sunglasses so the hay keeps from his eyes. Blessings hard days work... earned!
I am from India thanks for making this video I have get a great ideas from your videos we are facing huge problems of straw . From a heart again thanks For inspiring videos God bless you..
Brings back good memories of bailing on the farm, learning to drive the tractor using the baler with my dad.. By the way, please teach your kids to use hearing protection always.
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When I was growing up on the farm we had a super 66 baler and we had to rebuild that twice we just bailed so much hay hand straw and we did a lot of custom baling
Train up a child in the way he should go, And even when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6 May God Bless these parents for training their kids the way to go.
That is basically how we made hay also. We would put up an average of 1,000 bales a day, with our crew. Two in the field, one or two hauling in loads, one unloading the wagon, and two in the mow. We would then go and milk our 60 cows. NH makes a great baker. We always pulled ours with a 77 Oliver, because it had live PTO. It made for some long days. Great memories.
I'm from the country but raise my kids in the city and I think country living is way more important for young people. This city living made them spoiled and lazy when they was little. A good day for me was when I could get my son to remember to take out the trash let alone drive a tractor and help bale hay.
Great job getting your boy started early!! I know there are a lot of people who will have negative comments. Horse pucky to them. Reminds me of years ago with my dad. I started out at 5 driving tractor. I'm 58 now and still love it. Thanks for the great videos. john
This family has been baling small bales for awhile !! Noticed the old man on the rack dont " pull " the bales out from the shoot ! So many make work for themselves.... pull every bale out ! Hes experienced !!!!!
Like showing the youth how to help with the baling. Better than him sitting in the house on video games. I also like the bale wagon. Being a mesh floor, don't have to worry about being slick from the straw and better than wood like we used to use. Thanks again.
I applaud you guys. Not many actual "farm families" around nowadays. We farm too and do most of the grain part ourselves but with the tobacco we have h2a workers come up from Mexico...some have been coming for 15 years or better. Good luck to you guys
Did this as a kid, the last layer we would throw on the bale trailer you had to step under the bale to push to get on, that was when you collected all the dust in the bale. 🙂🙂
Патцан крассавчик то что Папу помогает!!! Я тоже мечтаю чтоб мой Сын тоже помог мне как этот пацацан!!! Дай Бог здоровя хороший воспитание вашему Сыну!!!
Oh the go old days we did about 1500-2000 straw bales ever year. It was usually hotter than the hubs of hell when we did it usually waited till evening to put them in the shed when it cooled off. It was hard work but I miss it we usually had neighbors and there kids help so it really didn't seem like work. That was when all the neighbors worked together.
sheepshank, sheepshank, tie a sheepshank!!!! looks fun, our old new holland died years back that man ain't no city boy, his son is driving the tractor and he isn't wearing gloves, thanks for sharing Mom!
That was my first tractor driving too at the age of 5. It was a John Deere A, stiff steering old beast. Dad would jump off the wagon at the ends and turn me around since I couldn't turn it myself, then run back to the wagon and get caught up stacking. I can still hear him yelling "stay off the windrow". That was 52 years ago, seems like yesterday. I lost him when I was 18, I will never forget the things he taught me and working beside him.
the character your building for your children is fantastic that's the way I grew up with character like this family life on a farm and a little hick town in Pennsylvania call Kutztown I'll tell you what maybe someday with the character he's building now he will be our president, God bless you and your family and protect them amen
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Seeing that little boy driving,,reminds me of me,,when i was young loafing hay on the ranch.. y'all are the best.
I saw that little cutie try to grab a bale and help daddy. Those kids are go into grow up with a great work ethic. Great parenting going on here. Kudos.
Man, this takes me back to my childhood on the farm. We did it by dropping bales and coming back to throw them up on the hay rack. Thanks for the nostalgia.
Thanks for the comment if you check out our newest video is helping me take down a grain bin
Brings back memories of driving an old Massey Ferguson 135 baling hay in the middle of summer and sweating my 12 year old ass off...oh times were simple back then...great to see your lad experience the hard work and joys of farm life.
Jiminy cricket this truly makes me miss working out on the farm..I too was your son's age when I started driving a tractor and changing tubes out at the irrigation ditch...times with my dad I always took for granted and now I so desperately wish I had back....thanks for sharing be safe take care and God bless..
I love to see young kids doing manual labor, it just makes them so much better people when they grow to an adult thank you for trusting in your kids.
Love that you have the kids involved,when I was his age I always had the stack job even when the bales where bigger then me.Ive been teaching my 2 older boys (4 year old twins) to drive tractor they love it.Your Son did a very good job
A wonderful sight there. Family working hard. Dad you are teaching that boy so much. I was about his age way back on my parents farm pulling trailers in the tobacco fields. He'll grow up to be a mans man. Handling that John Deere like a boss. I salute you all!
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I grew up in central utah, I spent many of hours cutting, bailing, hauling, grass hay, alfalfa hay, straw. Just watching this video I can remember the smell. It was very hard work but I love it and I miss it. Thank you
Father & son working together ,, that young chap will remember these days working with his dad for the rest of his life ,, I'm 71 now an my boys are always saying dad do you remember ,,?? 👍👍👍👍👍
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Good on you for putting the kid on the tractor,we need more people like that these days
I totally agree. I was run ing the baker and most other field work operations at 10 years old. I knew enough to shut everything off if something went wrong. Yep I actually grew up with common sense
This screams America to me. Reminds me of good childhood memories. Well done guys. Well done.
The way it should be. Teaching the kids a good work ethic from the start. The left haveade it damn near impossible! Keep it up! Way to go!
I’m glad to see you being a good parent and teaching your son how to be a hard working man because most kids sit in the house all day and play video games especially when it’s hot. Great job👍
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It’s great to see your son helping on the farm. It’s one of the best ways to raise children. They learn the value of hard work and commitment from an early age.
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You have a hard working husband and a great son helping his dad. Great video and great family!
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Its so great to see the young getting involved, My first tractor driving was a 1964 ford super dexta at just the ahe of 7yrs, and my late farther also showed me the dangers of farming if you mess around with machinery, Well done Great clip too,.
I love it ... look how intense he is to make his dad proud
I rode the wagon for years stacking hay on it. One thing I used to help my back and made it easier to handle was hay hooks. we used wire to tie our bales and so the bales were about 70 to 90 lbs. our trailers would hold 100 to 120 bales if you stacked them 5 high. this brings back memories of when I was younger. My 2 older brothers left for college when I was 12 years old so I had to take the place of them. I would load the hay on the trailer while my Mom run the baler. My Dad was over stacking hay by himself or my little brother would drop them off the trailer to Dad, he was 6. I actually started helping with hay at about that same age, 6, helping to roll the bales off the trailer to Dad. the last 2 trailers for the day would be loaded and pulled home 4 miles away. We had 2 G john Deere tractors we used. We purchased a 730 Diesel and that made baling hay with the newer baler go better because of the live PTO.
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started driving tractors before i could touch the pedals. I think i was 6 years old. was pulling the flatbed trailer while the men loaded it up with hay. had 60 acers to do. old gas massey 35
everyone that lived on a farm where they picked small squares of the ground ended up leaving the farm.
Your young man will know how to work. So few kids have that chance nowdays.
I hope you get a chance to check out our newest video. We bought a new farm and Justin is growing into a young man.
It's so nice to see that farming can still be done the way it was supposed, the whole family involved to achieve one goal
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Nice video guys!! Really nice to have all the help from the family....makes for a much better operation. Reminds me of when I was about 7 or 8 years old and riding the wagon behind the baler....I was always excited to be in on the fun! Funny how it turns into real work as we get older!! That's a nice wagon with the "tenderfoot" for flooring. Should last a long time. Really like your video....great job!!
When I was a kid, circia 12 years old, My brother and I often worked on the trailer, stacking bails that were coming off the bailer.
we could not keep up with the bailer. So I'm very impressed that one man is not only keeping up but actually waiting on each bail.
I'm even more impressed to the two little girls are keeping up with the bailer.
That young man is being raised right! Much better than setting in front of a computer screen playing games. I'm love seeing our kids learn about real life and what it takes to make real money and learn the value of a dollar!🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜👨🌾👨🌾👨🌾👨🌾👨🌾
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Now THIS is how I remember farming and haying when I was a kid. Dad taught me how to do it all except mowing. We had an old Farmall H, Farmall Super C and a Farmall Cub. Our baler was almost like yours, an old Hew Holland with a Wisconsin motor on it. We had to make 11,000 bales to make it through to the next season. We did it just as you are here. Have to admit, I sure do miss those days! It was a simpler life then. My compliments to baling crew and how well they work. Job well done folks!!
I agree we have a farmall 856 a 708 that we use for hay and i just bought a 504
Gotta keep it red
Great to see the kids being involved.
Awwww 🥰 love the team work!!! Excellent skills! I bet your son is loving driving the tractor! Get your little man a hat though... or a pair of sunglasses so the hay keeps from his eyes.
Blessings hard days work... earned!
When we used to do small bales we’d stack them real high now that I think of it pretty dangerous but sure was fun ride back to the farm 😂😂
I am from India thanks for making this video I have get a great ideas from your videos we are facing huge problems of straw . From a heart again thanks For inspiring videos God bless you..
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Awesome new year
Brings back good memories of bailing on the farm, learning to drive the tractor using the baler with my dad.. By the way, please teach your kids to use hearing protection always.
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Very impressed with his driving skills. Well done boy. 👏.
You'll have to check out our newest video my son Justin is helping me take down a grain bin
Cool that you installed an Engine at the bale press. Cool Farming family
Certain models came that way from the factory.
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I like the idea of the small engine on the baler, less of a chance of injury with that spinning PTO shaft.
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I love seeing that young man driving the tractor helping the jobs get done, I know you are very proud of him! I love the small bales.
You are wonderful, may God protect you with your children..
When I was growing up on the farm we had a super 66 baler and we had to rebuild that twice we just bailed so much hay hand straw and we did a lot of custom baling
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True example of kids being raised right.
Train up a child in the way he should go, And even when he is old he will not depart from it.
Proverbs 22:6 May God Bless these parents for training their kids the way to go.
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Thanks for the close-up video of the knotter -- it still looks like magic to me! Haha! I hope to see one of these in person some day!
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That is basically how we made hay also. We would put up an average of 1,000 bales a day, with our crew. Two in the field, one or two hauling in loads, one unloading the wagon, and two in the mow. We would then go and milk our 60 cows. NH makes a great baker. We always pulled ours with a 77 Oliver, because it had live PTO. It made for some long days. Great memories.
Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed seeing this!
My uncle and me baled 2300 straw in one day with a baler like that back in the 60 s
I'm from the country but raise my kids in the city and I think country living is way more important for young people. This city living made them spoiled and lazy when they was little. A good day for me was when I could get my son to remember to take out the trash let alone drive a tractor and help bale hay.
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Your son is a fine young man. Well done!
Great fun riding the big trailer!
Great job getting your boy started early!! I know there are a lot of people who will have negative comments. Horse pucky to them.
Reminds me of years ago with my dad. I started out at 5 driving tractor. I'm 58 now and still love it. Thanks for the great videos. john
El mejor video k e mirado ...Hermoso ejemplo de padres para enseñarles a los pequeños a trabajar la madre tierra... Me encanta ...felicidade😊
This family has been baling small bales for awhile !! Noticed the old man on the rack dont " pull " the bales out from the shoot ! So many make work for themselves.... pull every bale out ! Hes experienced !!!!!
Its fun to watch someone else bale hay,, I never much enjoyed doing my self I guess because I always got stuck on the dumb end of the baler
I'm glad to see you have some help today
Its a good video. Well done
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Like showing the youth how to help with the baling. Better than him sitting in the house on video games. I also like the bale wagon. Being a mesh floor, don't have to worry about being slick from the straw and better than wood like we used to use. Thanks again.
A great video !!!!!!! I would only have to say......the young man needs to spend 90% of the time looking back to see if dad is still alive !
I applaud you guys. Not many actual "farm families" around nowadays. We farm too and do most of the grain part ourselves but with the tobacco we have h2a workers come up from Mexico...some have been coming for 15 years or better. Good luck to you guys
Bravo za klinca,pravi majstor.
Nice family work
At least the kids on the wagon wanna help!!! Great video, I have never seen a baler with a separate motor.
We had an Oliver wire baler with a Wisconsin air cooled V4 engine. It put out 80 to 100 # bales!
Did this as a kid, the last layer we would throw on the bale trailer you had to step under the bale to push to get on, that was when you collected all the dust in the bale. 🙂🙂
Very clever little boy! 👍👍🧑🚜🚜🌞🌞
Thats a small tractor... :0 My dad never let me drive the tractor when we made hay.
Best work and lovely family 👏👏
Well jealous of the kid driving the tractor, what an amazing experience at such a young age. H & S would have something to say about that today.!,
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The engine on the baler is brilliant, no pto to turn on and of, and you can turn either way as hard as you want without busting pto U joints
Yes we really enjoyed that little baler. The purpose of it was to sit on the barn floor breakdown big Bales to make small bales over the winter
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Il bambino è incredibile complimenti ai genitori.
Nice to see some people still doing it the old way that’s how my family farm does it
Love seeing your son out there running the tractor. I was about his age when my dad let me run the tractor and the baler
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Патцан крассавчик то что Папу помогает!!! Я тоже мечтаю чтоб мой Сын тоже помог мне как этот пацацан!!! Дай Бог здоровя хороший воспитание вашему Сыну!!!
Very nice little champ..keep it up.. Baler was very nicely operated.
Wow small kid driving tractor. Amazing
❤bringing back memories dad and I done this for years
It's amazing that after a year you're going to hit a million and a quarter views!!!!
great video love that the whole familly is involved, that baler sounds like it is working great.
Awesome family work
Best knotter video I've seen yet
That brings back memories from 60 years ago when I spent the summers in Vermont
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Nice father and son team. Wish I had a son, all girls.
Great video, great family.
Small bales with small driver .. nice
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Bellissimo video 🙋♂️🌈💚
Thank you
Excelente trabajo Felicidades👍👍👍👏👏👏
He has the best life and no doubt about it.
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The Farming Life ok no! What profit do you get out of this???? And how much was the hay mower and baler all together???
Loved baling straw. It was a great break from hay.
Enjoyed the vlog.
One thing about farmers, We all give birth other employees ♥️
Oh the go old days we did about 1500-2000 straw bales ever year. It was usually hotter than the hubs of hell when we did it usually waited till evening to put them in the shed when it cooled off. It was hard work but I miss it we usually had neighbors and there kids help so it really didn't seem like work. That was when all the neighbors worked together.
Good to see that driver.
Eso es bonito la vida de rancho
What a team ! brings me to memories .
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sheepshank, sheepshank, tie a sheepshank!!!! looks fun, our old new holland died years back that man ain't no city boy, his son is driving the tractor and he isn't wearing gloves, thanks for sharing Mom!
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A VERY NEAT WAY TO BALE HAY AND KEEP IT NEATLY DONE UP
Nice to see hes not settin round with a tablet in his daggom hands.
That was my first tractor driving too at the age of 5. It was a John Deere A, stiff steering old beast. Dad would jump off the wagon at the ends and turn me around since I couldn't turn it myself, then run back to the wagon and get caught up stacking. I can still hear him yelling "stay off the windrow". That was 52 years ago, seems like yesterday. I lost him when I was 18, I will never forget the things he taught me and working beside him.
Thanks for sharing your story. Hope your day is going good. The young guy is helping me milk a few cows here on the farm now. He is growing up fast
I know how you feel, think of my dad the same way every day.
@@terrywagner7551 I think in farming a lot of great relationships are created. Working together and learning from each other
NH Balers are so durable and run for decades !!!
the character your building for your children is fantastic that's the way I grew up with character like this family life on a farm and a little hick town in Pennsylvania call Kutztown I'll tell you what maybe someday with the character he's building now he will be our president, God bless you and your family and protect them amen
Syn widać że dzielnie pracuje 😊😍
smart young man willing to listen and try hes hardest to help hes dad.
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This tractor is easy to drive
This really brings back some memories
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