Mowing 2nd Cut Bottom Ground - KUHN 4061 TCD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- We head back to the valley and mow second cut!
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How Farms Work by Ryan Kuster is a TH-cam channel based in rural Potosi, Wisconsin. Our mission is to teach those who didn't grow up on a farm what the farming life is like. These videos show the Kuster family working together raising cattle and crops. We believe everyone who wants to know more about farming should be able to share the farming experience with us and we look to educate the world on many essential agriculture topics.
How Farms Work takes place on ~1,100 acres with around 75-200 cattle at any given time. Four John Deere tractors are currently used on the farm, which are a 4020, 4640, 7600, and 8235R.
That shot of inside the mower was so kool glad ur camera didn't go through the mower and what a nice friend u are helping another friend cut his grass
It's his brother... OL J R :)
Wow thanks for the drone footage so beautiful
I wish riding mowers would have the turtle shell system for changing/ swapping out blades. Happy Sunday fun day !
Jack jack??? You definitely stealing the wrong icepops 😂😂
Fine camera work, The best I have seen. Keep up the good work.
One of Nature's sweetest smells - fresh cut alfalfa (maybe clover, too).
You should make longer hay videos, I like your hay videos a lot, you should make more cutting raking and bailing one's!!
Ryan, I found your channel about 3 weeks ago and have been catching up ever since. I absolutely love your content! I’m a registered seed stock producer in the southeast and it’s really satisfying to watch farmers from around the country. God Bless!!
Go back about 2 years lots of great videos
Welcome, if you're looking for more, I enjoy Sonne Farms, Just a Few Acres, Tom Pemberton, Clover Mountain Dairy, & 10th Generation Dairyman.
awsome video ryan mower still works great at lease the knife things didnt get damaged bad glad you caught it right away thumbs up and shared
Your fields look so beautiful when they are cut. Nice video! Thanks
The Kuhn discbine has been a big help for the farms this year.
Having Grown up in one of the top alfalfa growing region in the US.. We always cut at 10% bloom. That will give you the best quality
That Kuhn does a great job. Quick change settings are nice
That Kuhn looks like it does a really nice job. I love the quick change features on the knives, that and the side panels on the back having a place to hangout on the tongue are certainly not necessary features, but man if they don't help sell this machine I don't know what else could. Love the shots from the inside, thanks for the video! Keep up the great work!
Culver's is THE best! 😁
The quick change blades on that Kuhn are amazing.
Schöne Grüße aus der Steiermark
Every 28 days is our ideal window for alfalfa
Wow, you did get some great stands on your hay crop.
The valley looks awesome👍😉 working with two mowers is pretty cool😉👍
Glad you're enjoying the Kuhn. Seems versatile for different needs.
Take care. 😎👍👌
Fantastic video as usual. The quick change on the mower is great especially in the field where time is money.
Thanks for the video. I love Hannah's shirt, great show!
Great how farms work Video, thanks for sharing
Hey Ryan thanks for the update, the hay looks great. I really like the easy way it is to change the blades on the Kuhn mower. Take care and have a great week 👍
Glad that Hanna is still coming around lol great video Ryan
Did you see her left hand at 3:19 ?
Must have missed the “Done” video.
Ryan,you need a cement floor in the sheds,would be better than crawling in the dirt. But I know,the price and not on the priority list. It will be an OUTSTANDING year for the people who are able to sell hay,it is in high demand. I see as the song goes"you've lost that loving feeling" hasn't happened to you and Hannah. Joke,it is good to see you 2 together in HAPPY BLISS.
Looks like you need a new spinner head for your power washer....once again awesome video...Prayers and God Bless you and your family.
Travis that sure is pretty hay. Really nice.
Keep up the good work!
I can see why the field is a long walk from the yard, I just looked on Google maps. A great video Ryan as always, thankyou for sharing. 👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸
Nice to see videos again....need to promote that intern soon
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@@lawrencelacenski9781 my comment was meant to suggest seeing more of Hannah. I saw their engagement and it warms the heart.
Ryan wondering if you have watched Sonne farms channel, they are trying out a JD round baler out accumalater 2, looks like a awesome baler and you can hold the bales on the back and drop the bales where ever you want on the ends in the middle as it makes it so you don't have to go all over to pickup bales . It would be nice to see you and Travis try one out, I'm sure you would really like it since you have alot of hay ground now.
Hope you can get by without any more nasty weather before harvest. Have a great week !
Deere needs to bring one out for them to try... OL J R :)
I cut my alfalfa at the same time buddy!! I leart that from the dairy farm I worked at as a kid and never forgot that. People don't realize that the plant goes backwards at full flower!!
Nice to see your vid of the bottom. It seemed like it was quite the saga after watching Travis' vids. Your 11 acre field sure looked good to my untrained eye.
Good job Ryan, Hannah and Calvin:):)
Cracking job👍 thought you were going gray at the start 🤔🤣😉. Glad that kuhn is around for yous you have some amount of crop to cut between yous. Lunch service to😋 nice😊. Good work once again glad you got your drone up and running again. Stay safe 🏴
That quick chage feature might be the seller!
Nice vid
Hardly a first crop and no second crop here in West Central Minnesota. We are behind 14inches of rain, only receiving a little over 2 inches of rain since may.
Yall really need to keep two mowers. You guys be getting cutting done so much faster it seems.
What day did you cut, rain coming in tuesday 24th 👍
That hay smells good enjoy not everyone knows what that smells like.
Nice job sir 👍👍👍
good job guys good video
Good stuff 🤜🤛 wonder what you hit though .
Probably hit it again!
Baler will Find It???
Not gonna lie Culver’s have the best fries. I said what I said
Love the mowing but be cool to see ya run a front mower and pull type mower
This makes my ADHD happy
Towards the end I noticed a sunken farm pond. With the fields around it, does it have fish? Or is the run off too full of nitrogen from farming?
I was disking when you were mowing 😂
Hey Ryan!!
Ryan, Did you ever figure out what you hit with the Mower or did Travis find it when he Teded the field. Enjoyed the video, Thanks for sharing.
I’d rather run our alfalfa thru two rollers instead of a conditioner. I don’t think two rollers knocks off as many leaves. Thx for the video!!
You mean flail conditioner... rollers are a conditioner too, and yeah for pure alfalfa rollers are the right choice... for grass the flails are superior. There's a lot of discussion back and forth some folks like flails better some rollers. Unquestionably the flails are less expensive to maintain and more durable, but yeah they have their drawbacks! OL J R :)
I can almost smell that alfalfa.
Hey Ryan, thanks for the upload. How long does it take you to get from the main farm to the valley?
Loved it when you were mowing Travis's lawn. is it better with flails or crimp rollers, when you cut hay? I was told crimp rollers were better for dry down. By the way I hope that wasn't a rock the went thru the discbine.
Depends what you're cutting. For grass the flails are supposed to be better. Rollers are supposed to be better in legumes where the leaves can be stripped off easier by the flails. Opinions differ on which is actually better. Some guys swear by the flails even in legumes like alfalfa and some will only run a roller machine. I think a lot of it has to do with the prevailing weather conditions in an area as to which actually dries down faster, that and how an operator sets up the conditioner and runs the mower. Later! OL J R :)
Those blades only last one mowing???
What kind of hay was in the bottom
Wisc cheese curds??
What kind of grass is in the valley?
Ryan do you guys run a generic alfalfa or round up ready like we do?
What happened to Rocket?
Ok I’ve got a question… forgive my ignorance but i grew up in the late 70,80s and then when hay was baled there wasn’t liquid tanks on the balers. Why do i see it now and whats it for
Hay preservative, usually buffered propionic acid, to keep hay that's a little wetter than it should be when baled from heating and molding... Later! OL J R : )
Why didn't you just was the mower after you used it.
We’re done 3rd here
Correction - 9 Turtles and 1 " Calvin " .......
How bout a W235 😬
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Your videos cost me money. I had to go buy a drone just to play with it.
😂🤣😂🤣😂
Why don’t you just sharpen them with a grinder
They don't hold up very long... I've tried it myself. Later! OL J R :)
Hey Ryan, is your friend camera shy? I believe she is a big part of your life and it's a shame for us to not get to see your sweet friend. Don't mean to offend but we computer farmers always love to see the "farmers wife" helping with chores, etc.
Your tractor needs some help on the inside : the rubber around the conceal is falling off unless you guys don’t care
She went to Culver's and didn't get CHEESE CURDS?? In WISCONSIN?? For shame, for shame... SMH... LOL:) OL J R :)
Don’t scratch the 46 your father is gong to be very disappointed ☹️
Looks like a putty knife would be faster!
A 5-in-1 Painter's Tool is the Swiss Army knife of scrapers and good ones will hold a nice and easily sharpened edge(s). It's well worth the $10 to give it a try.
Nice shameless product plug while pressure washing . what a joke !!