My Favorite Piece Of Farm Equipment???
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2022
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My name is Rod Jones. I'm a 5th generation farmer and KC-135 pilot in the Ohio Air National Guard.
I was Active Duty Air Force for 16 years and have been with the Ohio Air National Guard for 4 years.
If you, or anyone you know, may be be interested in military service, please send me an email and I will be happy to offer my thoughts/experiences from the past 20 years.
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I didn't know you could still get wire tie balers. Least the rats and mice wouldn't bust the strings!
Yep! We've always used wire.
Just found your channel thru Brown Farms you have a beautiful farm keep up the videos and the bale stacker is one neat piece of equipment. You have beautiful children that are being raised the right way thank you for helping to feed us and God bless your family. AMERICA!
If it ain’t red it stays in the shed.Deere is the same way here in Georgia. I know I say it on every video but I could watch one a day.Thank you for your service. It’s nice to see a family farming together
If I had the the time, I would make a video every day, but sometimes I struggle to do one a week, haha!
We never used the wire on our bales. Have a good one!
I think we always have. Not sure why, I'll have to ask dad if there is a specific reason.
Thanks for watching!
That looks to be the easiest and most efficient way to bail hay and put it in storage.
Yes, it is definitely a game changer!
Raised around grain farming all my life, never knew much about hay until I started playing Farm Simulator. I thought an auto stacker was a cheat in the game...amazed at how yours works. Blue side up!
That machine is a game changer for sure!
I grew up in rural Michigan and worked dairy farms until I graduated high school in 80, then worked a sawmill for 6 months, got laid off, and then joined the AF. I'm surprised to see you using wire twine. Ours was always just rope twine. Seems like the wire would be difficult to work with, but my knowledge is very limited. Your hay wagon is amazing! We always hand stacked the wagons about 9 and sometimes 10 high. Thanks so very much to the farmers like you and your family!
We have always used wire since I've been around. Not sure if the reasoning behind it, it's just all i've ever known.
Yes, the hay wagon saves a lot of labor for sure!
Used to haul hay as an older teen. We used hay hooks and chaps.
I've seen some hay hooks laying around, but can't say I've ever had the "pleasure" of using one!
@@ohioflyingfarmer7050 try using one hay hook. Use your dominant hand. You can drag a bale around without lifting the full weight and can throw the bale easier due to leverage. Just don’t be close to others while you practice!
Pretty slick. My experience with square bales as a kid was much different...
Yeah, that wagon has been around my whole life! I've only had to stack bales on a wagon in the field when I worked for other farmers a couple times growing up.
You still coming to Cairn Creek?
@@ohioflyingfarmer7050 yes. I'm excited to meet all of you guys. I'm in charge of breakfast. Should be fun.
Great video! I like both the F and F lying and farming! Keep them coming, it is nice to see both of these facets of your life!
I appreciate it Ronnie!
Love the content more people need to see how based farmers are.
Yeah, there is alot of misinformation about agriculture out there!
That bale stacking wagon is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. We used to load flatbed tractor trailer to transport it home and guess who got to heave bales. I got all old Deere tractors, newest 7410 but all made in the USA with USA parts. The new stuff is shit so the dealer is doing you a favor. Love your content.
I don't know what we'll do if this wagon breaks down. I don't think they make them anymore!
Great family fun at 1st of video. Checked out the corn as you were driving and it looks good...hope it makes and doesn't burn. Our local farmers lost their corn to drought. John Deere...love the sound the engine makes. Antique JD tractors bring back precious memories of my grandfather who taught me how to listen for them in the neighboring fields during farming season. 🇺🇲🛻🌻🌽🚜🇺🇲
We have been very fortunate this year. All of the crops in this area look pretty good!
I thought I saw every vid on TH-cam with a bale wagon the last couple months after buying one. Lol, I love mine even though I still haven't got all the bugs worked out.
What's it doing/not doing? We've had that thing for prob 40 years, so we've prob had the issues you're having.
@@ohioflyingfarmer7050 the rolling rack needs rebuilding and the single bale unload takes some finesse. And just more adjustment on the trip levers.
You and your family are doing a great thing with your kids showing livestock in the county fair. 4-H and FFA. Will teach your kids life long lessons. They will allways have great memories when they get older. Keep up the great work!
Yes, 4H is a great program!
You should have shown how the tie tier works! We had a 1069 for years until we went to all half ton bales. I went many the mile in that thing. New Holland far and away makes the best hay equipment.
Yeah, we are big fans of New Holland equipment!
Bruh, no bridge footage? Wtf!
Awesome video, love the farm stuff!!
Thanks David!
Great year at the fair for the kids. Awesome video
We appreciate the support buddy! We have plenty of rentals that need work!
I must agree that machine is a work of art. I remember bailing hay and loading it by hand when I was a kid at my grandma's farm. I loved when grandpa would let me drive the hay wagon. Any footage is awesome and thanks for bringing us along with you.
Yeah I don't know what we'll do if it ever falls apart! That thing has been around longer than I have, and I'm 43!
I don't even know if they make them anymore!
Totally agree with Kevin
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Thanks LTC!
You're welcome Don!
Nice job!
Thanks Scott!
Great family farms
Thanks! It definitely takes our whole family to make our operation work!
Thanks for sharing buddy I helped put up hay when I was a teenager not fun at all I was so sore after a day of it lol we only put up a couple hundred bales but it was more than I liked lol 😂
Yeah stacking hay is not the funnest job in the world!
It's great exercise though!
Great!!😉
I made it on your video. At least you got my best side!!!
As soon as I get my logo tuned in, I will be hitting you up for more merch!
Thanks for the drone footage too!
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Where do I get one of those t-shirts?
Ha! My buddy had 4 or 5 made for friends to wear around the fair.
This was just kind've a trial run. I'm having some work done on my logo. Once that is figured out, I may have some merch up for sale!
@@ohioflyingfarmer7050 I'll be one of your first customers!