Chopping Winter Rye For The First Time!
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- Welcome to E.A.B Farms. We are a first-generation family farm that specializes in top quality forage and bedding production. We also grow row-crops and background beef feeder calves. We have a growing herd of black angus cows for calf production. We look forward to you following along as we share the challenges and rewards of being a first-generation family farm!
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Lovely crops. All the rain brings challenges but man you should have lots of tons
That big 900 looks and sounds sweet. Damn that’s a tough repair on the mower. Two mowers will be nice but painful.
Looks like a good yield. A lot of feed!
I baled mine, actually got it to dry enough for dry hay. Averaged 8.6 900# bales per acre! Very happy!
Good to see you still watching Brad! If this stuff feeds out alright, I might consider taking it to soft dough every year.
That's what happened to my old 1460 discbine. I priced parts and just couldn't justify fixing it considering the age and condition of the whole machine. That's some great looking rye. Mine headed last week but it's way to wet to get in it yet.
What did you put down for fertilizer to go for 100 bushel rye?
@@farawayfarm2520 Anyone start cutting up that way yet?
@@grote66 Something like 50lbs potash and 100lbs ams at plant last fall, top dressed with 200lbs of urea this spring.
Awesome crop good details on your video all best cow love that stuff once fermentation is complete
Thanks for watching!
Keep your knives sharp and keep your chopper full it will chop it up nice and fine. Had a neighbor that pulled a new holland chopper with a 4630 jd black smoke just pouring out of that thing 12ft windrow. The guy I worked for had a 2390 case jd 3970 chopper plus had a windrow mizer on the front we could chop 2 12ft windrows of hay it never smoked like the neighbors tractor. God bless
I'm sure interested to see how it does it corn. Should take alot less power. . .thanks for watching!
Check your spout looks like it moving probably bolt on front adjustment also check crop guides just before knives why getting long pieces getting by sides like videos be safe 900 one of best chopper no made have any questions let me know worked on MhkjC choppers an had 900 for 10 years
How tight are them spouts supposed to be? Asked a couple of guys with NH choppers, and they all say they move a bit. Thanks for the comment!
@@e.a.bfarms should move side to side but not up an down the up an down adjustment should be fixed in position bottom piece is what’s always moving
@DarrellRobinson-ob1sk 👍 First thing I noticed running, it was the slop in it. Really moved when you got it blowing hard.
@@e.a.bfarms the two side bolts hold it front one adjustable for height
How many stall is that beautiful dairy barn??
I was hoping this was a dairy channel
Well I hope you stick around anyway, we put 560 4x5 round bales in it!
What size is your iH tractor and chopper
IH 5288 set at 200hp and NH 900 Chopper.
Where are you guys located at
East-Central MN.
I would love to talk to you about your operation and building
What are you wondering?
That a 5488? Have a 900 chopper thing is a beast avg 60 truck loads/ day corn silage. Good vid
52 set at 200.
You might as well combine that field you're mowing. It is so mature it is only suitable for donkey feed.
Mixed with corn silage and alfalfa it will winter the beef cows! Appreciate the comment tho!
the donkeys gotta eat to
54 or 52 on the chopped
52 set at 200.
@@e.a.bfarms still love those old power houses. Grandpa use to have the 5488, 5288 and a 5088.
That tractor still brings back alot of momories for me