It's great to see a farmer cutting his own silage with a trailed machine. Great, well looked after equipment even if you had some issues. Such a clean yard and equipment. I enjoy your channel very much. I'm from a dairy farm in in West Cork but living in Mississippi since 2010. Texas before that. Keep up the good work.
Great to see you mention why you have chickweed , spraying is only a solution to your problem , to over come this you need to treat you slurry over the winter to tight up you free nitrogen in it, also reduce you nitrogen amount applied and add a carbon source with it like humic acid or molasses . Chickweed is there to mop up the free nitrogen in your soil ... and also has a huge nutrient feed valve ... a lot better then you ryegrass (get them tested if you don’t believe me ) also maybe think of adding more plants to your silage , like clovers ,Lucerne , chicory etc and even nettles ... plant diversity is key to animal health which can increase profit in your pocket .
Well I'm glad to hear that your gear does actually break down now and again! I was starting to wonder if you had a machine secret you weren't sharing 😂. It's typical isn't it, it's never just one thing it's three! Least it's all in and sheeted now 😊
Hi Gerry, A brilliant mowing video really enjoyed it and for me personally the footage of the smaller mower your Dad was on, I'm really impressed with the job it's doing and will really suit my job here. I think it's 3223 model from a previous video. No matter how hard one tries you will always have issues about a farm but all can be repaired, at least you got all the work done and nobody was hurt. Great weeks work you got through, the corn looking so well as well and great to have it all secured for the winter. Let's hope and pray now that you get the rest of the hay. Best of luck, 🙏🚜👍.
You’ve really got the hang of flying the drone now Gerry. Tyres will blow and parts will wear out from time to time, that’s just the way it is, so long as nobody got hurt that’s the main thing. Great video as always 👍
we had casualties as well, main harvester kept blocking, bad pickup tines, broke pickup wheel and some sort of bar snapped inside the header, (pottinger mex 6), second tractor broke two fanbelts, tractor stuck, a tail door on a trailer went and bent and broke the hinges and the fields have bad marks. fun times in russia too
Grate video gerry silage will always test your patience. Hope hay goes well. In the future will the trailed harvester be come extinct. Keep the faith 👍🙏
Once upon a time i sheared the pto stump clean off while in the middle of the first cut mowing. There was no other tractor in the yard take over the job either. That's what you call a job going to sh1t 😂🙈
@@jerryodriscoll3691 it was an old tw-15. They had a pto that was removable and flipped around to switch between 1000 and 540 speed. The fact that they were removable made them a bit frail i believe. Yes, right at the clip
@@pliston1 I know the type, we have a ford 7810 and had to swap it around for our JF900, did the slip clutch fail or something in the mower, never heard of that happening before
@@jerryodriscoll3691 i actually never found out. Nothing else seemed to be problematic. Replaced it and belted away fine. Residing theory is that I'd the tractor revved too high when i engaged it and/or had the bed down.. Then the sudden jolt sheared it clean off 🙈😅
@@pliston1 you must have revved the tractor too much when starting up the pto most likely 😂 was she a mower with conditioner as that's very hard on them to start up
Keep trucking on🤣 Lots have disasters every time they go on a job because they don't maintain equipment!Not tempted to grow red clover with the grass? Makes cracking good silage for fattening cattle 👌
When silage goes to shit it does go to shit remember last year baler roller first then hour later wrapper computer went tyre in loader stacking next all in 4 hours you got there in end anyway
Well Gerry, great video as usual, just wondering do u think it’s worth all the hassle to cut your own silage or would life be easier to get a contractor bang it in in a few hours and not have to worry about breakdowns, repairs , labour , maintenance , the time needed to do all the work and the investment in all the machinery
we dont bother spraying fields we just mow it and pick it up with the wagon, silage fields arent bad with it and in the paddocks we just mow it and dump it with the wagon
Hi Gerry, I’m new to your channel, came across it by accident and very happy I did. Love the way you explain things and some great video to, Can I ask where you are based ?, subscribed and liked and looking forward to viewing more of your videos. Thanks Stephen
Sorry ger but I end up skipping a lot of your vids (don’t get me wrong I love them ) buy I think that you put too much drone footage of the same job in , that’s just my opinion although
Most like the drone footage... 🤷♂️ skip through if you don’t like to watch.... was quite a bit in this video, just how it worked out. It’s part of the day.... and a view of what was going on.. I try to have a mix of both talking and drone work if I can. But I’ll try to keep it a better mix 😊👍
Killian Murphy too expensive? You’d be surprised what you’d buy a good 2nd hand self propelled machine in good working order for, compared the price of a new/fresh trailed machine. Not obliged to to hire work either for the farmer/farmers wanting to do just their own. No comparison in output either, most self propelled machines have horsepower to spare to tear through work, and it also frees up a tractor, not to mention the reduction in wear & tear on it. Not for everyone but there are a lot of self propelled machines nowadays doing just the work of the farmer.
Edward O Grady cheap self propelled harvesters are completely scrap. That’s why they’re so cheap. A decent one would at least 30k for even a small one. Your then having wear and tear on the harvester itself and servicing. You would pay for one easy without doing work for other lads
C.L Agri I’m as calm as you can imagine 😎, merely just comparing the cost of over priced trailed harvesters versus a good & well maintained self propelled harvester, even letting it be 20 plus years old.
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It's great to see a farmer cutting his own silage with a trailed machine. Great, well looked after equipment even if you had some issues. Such a clean yard and equipment. I enjoy your channel very much. I'm from a dairy farm in in West Cork but living in Mississippi since 2010. Texas before that. Keep up the good work.
Great to see you mention why you have chickweed , spraying is only a solution to your problem , to over come this you need to treat you slurry over the winter to tight up you free nitrogen in it, also reduce you nitrogen amount applied and add a carbon source with it like humic acid or molasses . Chickweed is there to mop up the free nitrogen in your soil ... and also has a huge nutrient feed valve ... a lot better then you ryegrass (get them tested if you don’t believe me ) also maybe think of adding more plants to your silage , like clovers ,Lucerne , chicory etc and even nettles ... plant diversity is key to animal health which can increase profit in your pocket .
Well I'm glad to hear that your gear does actually break down now and again! I was starting to wonder if you had a machine secret you weren't sharing 😂. It's typical isn't it, it's never just one thing it's three! Least it's all in and sheeted now 😊
Hi Gerry,
A brilliant mowing video really enjoyed it and for me personally the footage of the smaller mower your Dad was on, I'm really impressed with the job it's doing and will really suit my job here. I think it's 3223 model from a previous video. No matter how hard one tries you will always have issues about a farm but all can be repaired, at least you got all the work done and nobody was hurt. Great weeks work you got through, the corn looking so well as well and great to have it all secured for the winter. Let's hope and pray now that you get the rest of the hay.
Best of luck,
🙏🚜👍.
Great video there Gerry 6420, best of luck with your silage.
Definitely 1 of my favourite farming channels 👍👍👍
Nice to see a farmer phil classic backround music playing 😂😂
Grouper doing a nice tidy job great video good luck with the hay making
You’ve really got the hang of flying the drone now Gerry. Tyres will blow and parts will wear out from time to time, that’s just the way it is, so long as nobody got hurt that’s the main thing. Great video as always 👍
Thanks for a great video. Good luck with the hay hope the weather keeps up.😁😁
👌👌If it has wheels r a skirt it will give you bother at some stage😂😂😂. Keep up the good work Gerry.
Great Video Gerry the jf seemed to work well swallowing the grass there a great harvester.
Hello great old tractor 🚜 love the vids:) 💯👍
Thanks Miriam
Thanks Gerry 👍👍
Great drone footage Gerry. Not easy flying and driving. Fair play to you 👍
Great job with the silage gerry no problem to ya
we had casualties as well, main harvester kept blocking, bad pickup tines, broke pickup wheel and some sort of bar snapped inside the header, (pottinger mex 6), second tractor broke two fanbelts, tractor stuck, a tail door on a trailer went and bent and broke the hinges and the fields have bad marks. fun times in russia too
Good footage. Breakdowns not too bad. Keep her lit 🔥
Awsome video Gerry nice 👍 drone work stay safe 👍👍🏴🏴🇬🇧🇬🇧🚜🚜😷😷
Lovely looking crop all the same Gerry, looks like it'll be cracking quality silage!!
Also, gutted the brown didn't make the cut for drawing 😅
Fantastic silage video 💪🏻👍🏻
That grass is brilliant!
You got a roller door for the grainstore?
Brilliant video. Some tidy kit you got! 😁
Class video Love the set up
Great video as always gerry
new roller door at 24.06 looks well
I was only asking about those tyres on the trailor a month ago 🙈 ara no major harm done.
Do u top up the brake fluids regularly on the 6420
Matty 06 never had to. Check them regularly but never drops
Well said Gerry when it start to go wrong o boy does it go wrong fast🚜🙈😂😂😂😂🤔🙈🚜☝️
New roller door up Gerry ? U doin a video on it ? 👍👍👍👍
Great video gerry 👍
Great video,nice mowing outfit
New roller door for the grain 👌🏻
Great footage
On our farm we cut it fairly short for the quality and we turn it into haylage
Grate video gerry silage will always test your patience. Hope hay goes well. In the future will the trailed harvester be come extinct. Keep the faith 👍🙏
Once upon a time i sheared the pto stump clean off while in the middle of the first cut mowing. There was no other tractor in the yard take over the job either. That's what you call a job going to sh1t 😂🙈
As in the pto on the tractor sheared at the seal? Sounds very fun 😂
@@jerryodriscoll3691 it was an old tw-15. They had a pto that was removable and flipped around to switch between 1000 and 540 speed. The fact that they were removable made them a bit frail i believe. Yes, right at the clip
@@pliston1 I know the type, we have a ford 7810 and had to swap it around for our JF900, did the slip clutch fail or something in the mower, never heard of that happening before
@@jerryodriscoll3691 i actually never found out. Nothing else seemed to be problematic. Replaced it and belted away fine. Residing theory is that I'd the tractor revved too high when i engaged it and/or had the bed down.. Then the sudden jolt sheared it clean off 🙈😅
@@pliston1 you must have revved the tractor too much when starting up the pto most likely 😂 was she a mower with conditioner as that's very hard on them to start up
Good video Gerry 👍 think the 6930 gonna need a her ponies on the forager 🤔 now that wud a bin a good test for the big Kubota 🤔💪💪
Could of been worse. No damage and no one hurt. Cracking video footage. They same it comes in 3's,you have yours all in one day.
Is their many hours on the 6930 Gerry
How many acres off grass do you cut for silage
Good to get the grass all in
Well Gerry good video keep
it up
Keep trucking on🤣 Lots have disasters every time they go on a job because they don't maintain equipment!Not tempted to grow red clover with the grass? Makes cracking good silage for fattening cattle 👌
Gerry I'm a horse man myself was just wondering how you breed your cows with the bulls and how long you leave the bulls in with the heard
When silage goes to shit it does go to shit remember last year baler roller first then hour later wrapper computer went tyre in loader stacking next all in 4 hours you got there in end anyway
Happens us all.... but we made it through.... 😂
Nice outfit Jerry🚜🚜
Well Gerry, great video as usual, just wondering do u think it’s worth all the hassle to cut your own silage or would life be easier to get a contractor bang it in in a few hours and not have to worry about breakdowns, repairs , labour , maintenance , the time needed to do all the work and the investment in all the machinery
Breakdowns are annoying but I always say - at least nobody got hurt. Good video, thanks.
Banger of a video lad 🤙💨🧨🇮🇪🤠
glad its ok in the end pal
Gerry I told u about changing them tyres on that trailer 😂
You did.... but I like to get my moneys worth 😂
Any new design merch commin before Xmas Gerry ?
fair play gerry
Great video
Good video
we dont bother spraying fields we just mow it and pick it up with the wagon, silage fields arent bad with it and in the paddocks we just mow it and dump it with the wagon
Greeting gerry from water world
The week was long enough so gerry
Long long week.... but we’re still here 👍😂
You should try get a new holland on demo
Been waiting for this lol 🙈🙈
I think Gerry you should have been cutting hay instead of the silage, its been a great week
shane murphy yes I’ve hay cut. I hope to get it tomorrow evening. It’s almost there.
@@gerry6420 I hope you get your hay i no the trouble of It making it in August and it should have been made in June, is that all the hay cut now
Hi Gerry, I’m new to your channel, came across it by accident and very happy I did. Love the way you explain things and some great video to, Can I ask where you are based ?, subscribed and liked and looking forward to viewing more of your videos. Thanks Stephen
hi Stephen, thanks for joining, yea I’m based just north of Dundalk co. Louth
Do some cattle would ya
Think that mower needs lifting ,absolutely scalping that field 🤔😂
Alan Swainson when they work right they mow clean 👌😊 she’s cutting perfect
Sorry ger but I end up skipping a lot of your vids (don’t get me wrong I love them ) buy I think that you put too much drone footage of the same job in , that’s just my opinion although
Most like the drone footage... 🤷♂️ skip through if you don’t like to watch.... was quite a bit in this video, just how it worked out. It’s part of the day.... and a view of what was going on.. I try to have a mix of both talking and drone work if I can. But I’ll try to keep it a better mix 😊👍
gerry6420 thanks I know it different for when u at silage just for further , keep up the good work !! 😁
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You should get a self prepelled
Why would they? Too expensive and too big for their acres when they aren’t contracting
Killian Murphy too expensive? You’d be surprised what you’d buy a good 2nd hand self propelled machine in good working order for, compared the price of a new/fresh trailed machine. Not obliged to to hire work either for the farmer/farmers wanting to do just their own. No comparison in output either, most self propelled machines have horsepower to spare to tear through work, and it also frees up a tractor, not to mention the reduction in wear & tear on it. Not for everyone but there are a lot of self propelled machines nowadays doing just the work of the farmer.
Edward O Grady jays lad calm down
Edward O Grady cheap self propelled harvesters are completely scrap. That’s why they’re so cheap. A decent one would at least 30k for even a small one. Your then having wear and tear on the harvester itself and servicing. You would pay for one easy without doing work for other lads
C.L Agri I’m as calm as you can imagine 😎, merely just comparing the cost of over priced trailed harvesters versus a good & well maintained self propelled harvester, even letting it be 20 plus years old.
May have been good vidio but terrible music
Most people like the music..... unfortunately I’m kinda limited to the music I play. With copyright
Ruin the video wit them dance songs want to be hearing the roar out of the jf