Better Than Disneyland
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- Thanks to the Van Hofwegen family and Alex Eich for showing me around Sunset Farms and Paloma Dairy in Gila Bend, Arizona! They all are such wonderful, hardworking people and incredible businessmen. Some of the best in the industry.
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New subscriber. Love your videos. When I seen you put “ Gentleman and a scholar” it reminds me of my dad always used to saying that. Love it!!!
Thanks for watching!! I used to say that often.
Fun to see all the toys other farmers have. Certainly a different world out there than here in the Midwest.
I lived in yuma for 3 years and worked for RDO equipment running service truck and 110 there is nothing like 95 here because our humidity is usually will be 85% or more
thats quite an operation. thanks cor taking the time out of your day to show us their operation
Tim Mattison of course!! I’ll be going out their again. Hopefully soon. We’re planning something.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch they prepare their land, grow their hay the same way you do at your operation?
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch how many tons of alfalfa per acre? And the other types of hay you produce ( how many tons per acre)?
@@stevensaxon8888 we average 9 t/a I hear the sub drip guys get 12 to 15!! We grow alfalfa. Bermuda. Rye grass. Teff grass. Sudan grass. Cotton (not this year) Rhodes grass. And we have grown lots of dairy cow feed in the past.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch thanks for the reply. You have a awesome channel.
I grew up haying in upstate new york for the local diary famers. I loved it. i lived in Phoenix from 99 to 09, i wish i had met you. i would have volunteered.
Haying in NY?? That has to be very very very different
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
I like the load sensing. You have some amazing scenery. 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸
Great Video, good to follow you in Arizona, brings back good memories when I worked for the DeJong Family at Milky Way Dairy nearby. Keep the videos coming, watching from Down Under.
That’s a pretty dairy too! Thank you.
That silage blade is made here in Fargo ND
Love the videos! We are coming to visit your store tomorrow morning! We hope we get to meet you!
Nathan P don’t do it!!! Just kidding, come on in!!!
What a great video!
Dairy Dude thank you!!
Love the videos, have followed you a long time, keep up the great work! the guy running the packer tractor didnt look impressed lol
cody buchanan Lol yeah, I don’t think English was his language.
Greetings from the UK, love the content buddy 👍
Nick's Farm thank you! One day I’d love to visit some UK farms.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch More than welcome to visit here 👍
Nick's Farm be careful. I’ve been to Africa twice on an invite!!!
You´re good at this to :) nice video, fun stuff
Stefan G thank you!!! If you can’t enjoy it? Why do it?
You know you could use the combine harvester (header) as a hybine i know people who have done it in Australia. But normal people use what you call a swather with a draper header on the front. Thanks for the video!
Benjamin Bauer that’s crazy!
One of these days i would like to see a xerion flip the cab around for reverse driving. I just think that it is a neat capability for it to be able to do that due to there not being many tractors that can do that
only the Trac VC (VC = Variable Cab) version can turn the cab around. The one in this video is the basic Trac version which doesn't have the reversible cab. But when you have the reversible cab you normally spin around to do silage, and put the blade on the back (which then becomes the front).
@@thesteelrodent1796 never knew there was a difference. Thank you very much for the information
Class makes some nice stuff.
Oh! That kind of chopper... I see.
"Better than disneyland". So true. I had more fun going on day trips in my uncles pete 379 than goin to place full of lines and humid weather
Wow trillions of bales. Thats a lot of twine.
mirrorimage cattleco Lol.
He wasnt happy to give you a ride lol
Yeah he was. They all were.
Do you know of Dailey Farms from Yuma Az.
I do not.
Nice that there claas machinery works for them I have a claas rotary rake and it is not very reliable and breaks too much.
I hate that!! I have a claas tedder, it works really well.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch that's good for you then my rake is old probrobly the reason
@@christopherpernat5458 do you use a chain or top link?
Question. Why do they cut it and shoot it into the trailer without bailing it? Do they bale it later on or is this different than your regular hay?
That process is actually not hay, it’s called sileage (common name when made with corn) or haylage. It’s cut then after a very short dry time while the plant still has a significant amount of moisture, it’s chopped like dicing an onion. It’s then hauled to a place to packed. A lot of times it will be put in a pit on a feedlot or dairy and then packed. You will often see those packing tractors with huge chunks of concrete weights hooked up to the rear of the tractor. It’s packed to try to remove all of the oxygen, then covered with a tarp. All those white tarps with tires on them in the video are other piles of sileage or haylage. I’ve only personally been around corn sileage when it was fed and it has a very unique smell as it ferments. Very high in protein which is why you see it commonly on feedlots and dairies.
That’s a big dairy how many cows are they milking Now you showed us 115 degrees what’s the humidity there.
John Hlubik a lot! But I don’t know the number. I don’t know. The truck doesn’t tell that part.
MF'er has a 9560RT...560HP...you need to go visit him too and tell him his is smaller!
James Bainton I agree!!
You should try to find a Challenger or Fendt 1000 series if you haven't already
J incognito I’ll look into it!!
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch I'm 5-9 and the front tires are taller than my eyeballs
J incognito that’s big!!
That is some dry ground
how much hay did they loose in that fire a couple months ago?
Daniel Boyd good question. I didn’t ask.
the xerion isnt even articulated, it's a fixed frame with 4wheel steer
I didn’t realize that!
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch my dad wants to know if you could use a a dozer to pull the ripper?
@@stevensaxon8888 you could, yes. It would be expensive!!
Great video!
Farmer Joy Thank you!! It was a blast to make!
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Don’t change Trevor all these others try to glamorize themselves n bore the dog@#$ out of me.. be you dude.. I’ve been changing our hay business to mirror a lot of your operation..thx
Man what a huge waste of water farming in the desert. I wish my state representatives would grow a pair and tell sates like California we are keeping our water.
jack Burton man. Hey fella, you’re right. I’ll call some guys and tell them a hydrologist guy off the internet told me we should stop. We’ll be done tomorrow.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch must have touched a nerve. OOPS! or your nervous we might do it.
jack Burton ignorance is great. Good luck.
Bales Hay Farm and Ranch hey man you made a good run of it. Too damn bad jack burtons making ya pack it up
@@bennugent7206 right? It’s been pretty sad. But what do you do??