Silage Single Chop Outfit 2014

TO WATCH THIS VIDEO ON A PHONE DOWN LOAD A APP CALLED (MC TUBE FOR TH-cam) This is a video of Gary Keenan's single chop outfit near the town of Ballybay Co Monaghan

[@masterofdisaster9484]

I love single chop videos this is very cool and i love the machines that you use

[@arwelagrimachinery]

nice to see such tidy machines, quite rare for someone to look after their gear nowadays

[@RayzerSharpe]

What a great vid.. that's a great recording of the sound of the harvester too...

[@Magpie6639]

Taruup were the main single around here,43" or 53",mostly manual controls.

[@richardwilson4379]

Nicely cut, not shaved. Raking gathers all the muck.

[@marksheridan7754]

Lovely outfit,I used to own a 106 54tl,I'd be getting that ex60 off the pit,matbro is well able to do all on the clamp

[@crumkill]

whats the difference between single chop and double chop.

[@irishlad8797]

Single chop silage is better for cows digestive system FACT

[@scan865]

Also, if made in bad weather the single chop will allow moisture out whereas precision holds it like a sponge

[@atari4421]

Your's Ares is just beautiful, wow.

[@mjos691]

good to see some Renaults,

[@strings792]

thanks micheal

[@peskeyplumber]

why do I see so many silage videos where they dont even let the grass dry in a windrow? dont you get tons of effluent running out of your pile?

[@JakeAikens]

Silage, not hay maybe?

[@spudserobrien80]

Some, nothing excessive.

[@Paulo660]

Love the Renaults.

[@stevendrury1]

That's a mighty tidy machine. Any more like it over that direction? I'd love a clean JF.

[@adrianp3597]

Good video lads.

[@tomzeedee]

great vid.. good sounds and nicely edited..a change from the usual shite that you see on yt

[@georgedoorley5628]

nice outfit ,

[@strings792]

thanks george

[@tomlong8767]

sum outfit lad

[@strings792]

thanks tom

[@williecasemx110]

Good Video lad and subbed , keep up the good work

[@damiencrowley459]

how many acres does he cut

[@strings792]

am not sure damien

[@Aaron-ve6ki]

Class vid

[@parksideguynola]

Why does the grass not rot after being stored? I'am just a city boy.

[@sdgmrs]

Because they compact the silage to squeeze all oxygen out. Then sometimes spray with molasses and the cover with heavy duty plastic and weigh this down with hay bales or old tractor tyre. In winter they peel back a small section and feed cattle. Will only rot if it has not compacted correctly

[@louisebarry7537]

class

[@afrvvvgvgvgvgbgsbgbgbvgvgv7212]

Cant beat boys from Ballybay fuckin headers keep her lit there hi ,

[@manopetersen2561]

bom