First Cutting Hay 2021/John Deere 820 on New Holland 489 Haybine/Viewer Mail
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- The weather man is calling for a hot dry stretch of weather, so that means it's time to cut hay! Alan and his brother, Paul, cut three fields on the farm. The alfalfa and clover was not bloomed out, so the quality should be good. The 820 John Deere is our go to hay cutting tractor on the farm, and it works well with our 489 New Holland Haybine. Lastly, Alan got some really special viewer mail again. The generosity of our viewers is truly inspiring!
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Nice presents. Thanks to the person who donated.
For being so dry when the hay could have used rain... it's looking pretty good. It was very nice of the folks to send you things. I hope you get the hay up without getting wet. The little fella is cute "as a bug's ear"... God bless you and keep you safe....
Thanks for letting us hang out with you guys.....we always called that yellow flowered weed, mustard weed in NC.
There's nobody in america that I respect more than the volunteers who go in harm's way and fight our nation's military battles, and the farmers that work as hard as they do to feed our country. It's nice to see Trinity Dairy receive a gift of appreciation for the often challenging and unrecognized occupation you perform. Thank you for what you do.
Thank you! and God bless!
Allen you will have to tell your brother he looks good on that deere!! Big smile he had!!
Meilleures salutations de France, Best regards from France
That little John Deere is kicking butt man that’s cool
God bless you and all kind watchers who send you gifts. Those tools were especially nice because they were given a second life.
Another great video thank you for them, at least your videos are wholesome and real thank you for all them you make
God bless all the kind people in the world.
Looks great! Nice tractor/mower combo...👍
My aunt and uncle had a dairy farm in Colby Wisconsin (home of Colby cheese!) I always enjoyed our visits to their farm, coming up from SE Michigan. Loved the smell of hay drying. Cow manure? Not so much.....but we knew we were in dairy country!
I enjoy watching your videos. I like watching you do your farming still using older machines and keeping them working.
Farmers now days seem to have to buy new machines costing thousands of dollars or more. Everything computer operated instead of letting a farmer being able to fix it.
Of course costing thousands dollars for parts.
Thanks for the great video Allan, that Paul sure is a big help on the farm. That was some nice gifts that those good people sent you. Take care and stay safe hope you get the hay up with out it getting to wet👍
Excellent video .Nothing like the smell of fresh cut hay ah i miss that smell.
Your brother is a pro with that haybine! I didn't see any skips on the corners. Glad to see the crop wasn't hit too hard from that freeze. Beautiful Hammers by the way. Those look amazing! God bless and take care
I love seeing that hay getting cut ! I have baled, raked, tedded and stacked...but never got to cut! I really enjoyed that!! Hopefully the rain holds out enough to get it all baled like you want! You are MORE than welcome for the sticker, just a small token for all you do!! Those hammers and punches being refurbished are beautiful, don't make them like that anymore! Look fwd to seeing the baling! Thank you for bringing us along!!
Charlie, that is a great gift for TD! You have a nice hobby going on.
10,000 subs coming quickly. Maybe some fireworks are in order, but away from the cows.
Looks like pretty good hay land.
Holy hot Ville hope ya got it up we don't just need rain we really need rain this heats killin everything except skeeters 😆 stay safe kids plan bein up to cabin this wkend isle I know ways from ya but closer keep on keep in on ✌
Yeah it's drier than a popcorn fart here. Isle has an awesome bakery!
That hay is the smell of money!!
Howdy from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺.....new to your channel..
Thanks for stopping by!
Cutting and bailing hay. That brings back memories.
Paul is just get n it on the JOHN DEERE!. Lol
@International1066 some people just never learn to appreciate the finer things in life. People who drive Volvo's and ride Honda's just don't understand
Good Video God Bless Y'all 🙏🇺🇸👍🐄🚜🌽🥛
Awesome tools !!They will work well on your farm ! Love your videos !!
The video that puts you over the top. Well deserved my favorite channel. Hay looks really good. How many people hit the like button before the video even starts I do. Alan how your moisture really dry in SW WI. I think you have mustard or yellow rocket. I could be wrong. How are the cows milking still producing well? That was an awesome gift.
It's really dry here too. The oats and peas are starting to show they are thirsty. The cows are doing well, even in the heat.
@@trinitydairy Awesome job Trinity Dairy on 10K God Bless you all.
Thank you!
Awesome video. The 820 is a handy little tractor
Good job and may God bless yall
We always try to wait until the alfalfa and clovers bloomed out. Apparently they say after the first blooms are out it produces bit more "protein" don't know if it's actually true or not, cuz when cattle out on pastures in the spring/ mid to late spring clovers and alfalfa ain't always blooming but cattle still seems to be content. But I guess it's depends on how much of forages the animals on pasture gets everyday. But inerways that's my opinion i guess. P,s cute looking kid😍.
Nice vidio
Thanks for sharing the video Alan, that IH decal you could put that on your back window of your pickup, I have 2 JD decals on the back window of my truck one on each side 🚜
Great video god bless keep them coming
Some excellent hay drying weather.
That's for sure!
your lucky here in central wisconsin the corn is rolling up on 6/9/21 and we had 4 nights below freezing so our hay crop is less than half
Oh no, hopefully things will turn around. We do need some rain here badly.
Charley is a nice guy, that is some good looking hay.
Good looking crop prospects.
Living the dream!
I wish we get some rain down hear in southernmn
The weed is mustard
Great video, I used to love mowing hay, we started out with the same mower as you and then we upgraded to a deere mo-co and I will tell you one thing it would cut hay as fast as as you could stay in the seat, lol... Everyone around here either round bales or big squares as the kids just don't want to work on the farms.
Yes we ended up getting hay baskets because it's impossible to find help stacking.
I wouldn't have thought a little 820 would pull a 9 foot haybine, that tractor is only 32hp if im remembering right
Handles it nice, clips along in 5th gear.
An h Farmall can run that haybine. Don't take much power
I just noticed, congratulations on hitting 10k subscribers!
Thank you!!!!
Tell Paula to hold up . I want to ride along ha ha
Paulie
My grandpa used to cut hay with a 706 with fast hitch sickle bar cutter and pull in tandem a hay crimper at the same time my dad used the 806 with a ih hay bine
if its like here ya better lock the toolbox good tools grow legs and walk off! noticed some even walked into my sons box!!
Jen was eyeing up the one hammer already for in the house.
@@trinitydairy better let it go in the house then, lol
So close to 10k
Just a few away!!
👍👌🇨🇦❤, always here , just sometimes a bit late
If the girls don't milk on that great looking hay, you better just go TROUT FISHING in QUEBEC!!!! Great looking feed there Brother!! Kevin
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that yellow stuff looks like a type of pepper grass
John Deere 3020 tractor John Deere 1209 haybine (mower-conditioner) I meditate doing that. Happy baling!!!
Beautiful hay. Looks like fun
To those surprised the 820 could handle the 489...........
That sickle bar haybine does not require a high horsepower tractor.
However, a discbine would.
Day and night difference...........horsepower needed for sickle bar haybine vs discbine
Nice jd 820 shes good tractor
Yes, one of the most versatile on the farm.
Back in the day our 806 was the only tractor that was diseal with a turbo and was wide front end with duals all the other tractors we had on the farm was gas poweed and was all narrow front end
To today standards we differently was old school just like your operation
Nice looking hay crop. Protein makes milk. The 820 may look small for a haybine but the hay isn't real thick and heavy stuff yet. And it's a testament to the efficiency of the cutting attachment. Why burn more diesel than you have to, right?
This hay isn't real thick but, but we have cut some very thick and lodged hay, and it powers through, we do change the sickle sections regularly so that makes a difference.
Make hay while the sun shines 😫😩🥺👍👍
👋cheers , yes you got milk,does a body good 👍😊👌thanks
need rain mow some hay works every time
We're thinking we should cut some more hay, we could sure use the rain!
Looks like really nice hay. We are close to cutting also. Did you get it all baled up dry? Maybe that's the next video.
We got it all baled.
Yellow blossoms 👉🏼Canola
Yellow weeds are wild mustard.
That's what we always called it, but weren't 100% sure that's what it was.
Your lucky your brother helps you good hand to have around that old john deere does alot of work lol almost as much as the ih s hahahaha
Yes I'd be lost without Paul.
@@trinitydairy good to see i have a half dozen of those 489 nh haybines thier nice machines i run um on a 1370 white but i bought a 495 12 foot this year to try on my 1470 white
Is this the feed of the cows?my nephew is so cute, please take the others on camera, I love them.greetings from İzmir.good bles.thanks.
Yes this hay is for the dairy cows.
How do you like that 489 haybine? Are they pretty durable and reliable? International used to make a 990. That was a great machine. Would like to find one that was still in working order.
It has been a very good machine, my grandpa bought it new in 1988, and it has given us very little trouble, the rubber is starting to come off the rollers now, but that's just from wear.
Would the yellow weed be wild mustard or yellow rocket by chance? we used to have to spray for both especially in the oat fields. wild mustard seemed to be harder to kill.
My dad said it's yellow rocket.
Looked like yellow rocket. Where I grew up all of the farmers controlled it by picking it by hand and putting it in gunny sacks and burning it. I haven't seen that done in 40 plus years though.
@@derrickzenner9300 We use to pull it also. Usually after a rain as it was easier to pull and get the root of the plant especially in the hay fields. It didn't help that the neighbors fields were solid yellow and didn't believe in spraying it.
I am curious, how many small square bales do you put up and how many round bales do you make, how much do you ussually have to buy? Like your videos!👍😀
We like to put up about 1500 small squares, but I think we have about 1000 this year, around 200 round bales and we bought a semi load of hay this year, but if it's a good year, we hope to not buy any.
@@trinitydairy Thanks for the reply!😀
Just a question isn’t that tractor too small for a haybine because we have a 215 hp tractor on our disc bine mower
Nope, it handles that haybine very well, been running it since 1988, but a disc bine, takes a lot more power to run, than a haybine, that tractor wouldn't have enough power to run even a small disc bine.
@@trinitydairy thank you for answering back
How old is that 820 john deere. How many horse power is it?
Sorry I'm just answering now, I just saw this comment. I think it's a 1968, and it's around 38hp.
Question, how many acres of hay are you mowing ? I have 30 acres and trying to learn the size of tractor needed to work my property size. Thanks pal.
We do a couple hundred acres of hay, I would say for what you're doing, 40hp would be plenty, unless you are cutting with a discbine ,or have a big round baler.
@@trinitydairy Man, I appreciate your quick response and feedback. I wondered if a 40-50hp tractor would be sufficient enough, so i appreciate ya! To be honest, we've rented our land out to a big time farmer in the area. And wife and I would like to have the least amount of round up sprayed on our 30 acres like it's currently had for the past 15+ year's. So I've been looking into making our own hay.
Is that 820 a gas or a diesel, we had at 920 diesel with a loader
It's a 3 cylinder diesel
Hi do u farm with the horses or just your dad does that still. I hope I'm Wright a bought the horses.
My dad farms with them. We've thought about getting a team, but our one son is allergic and horses.
That is mustard it is not a good weed if it goes out to seed it grows like wildfire
Yeah it definitely proved that.
Does Paul ever get on camera and talk?
We had a couple videos with him talking.
Mustdard weed
That's what we figured
Do ever plant soy beans to ?
I never have, a couple of neighbors have tried them.
New subscriber here and I do like the content. I take it you are a Christian? Nothing wrong with it as I to am a Christian.
Yup we're Catholic. Glad you like the channel!
@@trinitydairy if you don’t mind, what state are you in? That’s beautiful country.
Minnesota!
that yellow plant could it be Oilseed rape ?
one expression to note every body you dont cut hay you make it first you cut your stock/ plants then you dry it out then you have hay ok.so many times exasperated wrong.
There are literally thousands of agricultural articles and videos that all call it cutting Hay.