We've Got Hay To Cut! - KUHN FC 4061 TCD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- We cut two weeks earlier than last year due to all the dry weather!
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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.
Love how Ryan didn't say anything about the 2 random beef calfs out in the feild lol
Perfect representation of how farmers react to the neighbors getting in the field ahead of them.
Love the way a new mowed field looks! Nice work! Thanks Ryan.
😂 I get the same feeling when I see neighbors mow their lawn but me . Awesome video Ryan 👍🏾 cut an dry.
Seeing you joke around in the beginning was fun to see! Do it more! Stupid humor is funny!
🚜🚜 Hey Ryan, another great video hay sure is looking good, miss working in the hay, probably couldn't do it anymore, used to be in pretty good shape when I worked on the farms, never owned a farm but had lots of friends of the family who did always worked for them when I was younger, bless you and all your family from the great state of Tennessee, can't wait for the next video, keep up the great work, take care. 🚜🚜🦝
Hi fro oz Ryan. Tips from an old contractor (custom haymaker). If your going to wrap it don’t let it get to dry. Start baking at around 60% moisture. It only goes down from there. It should only take about 24 hours from cutting. That will give you the best quality fodder you can get and you won’t need as much. I’ve had over 30 years experience making both hay and silage. Have done trials for people where every second windrow into silage rest hay then tested both. Results were silage feed ration quality hay good cardboard.
The weather has been causing issues all over the place. In OK, it was too dry while the winter wheat crop was growing. Now it's too wet for harvest (and too wet to plant the cotton crop).
My fields are overgrown with weeds and it rains nigh every day....waiting, waiting... Luv the slo mo pix... and that straight above drone shot...top notch video work
Around here (VA), we use crimping rollers instead of tines for alfalfa hay.
Awesome video Ryan like how your surprised in the beginning of the video
Will not have to worry about rain this year we are in a drought
Nice to see another SW Wisconsin Farmer cutting hay
Hay Express - Thank you Ryan. Hollywood Needs your Culture / Talent. Great video; Great Machines.😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Great video Ryan!When i saw you looking at the neighbor with his hay cut it reminded me of when i was working for my friend farmer each time he statrted cutting hay the neighbors did the same also!The only problem is that we were making silage and wrapping while the neighbors were doing dry hay.The night we were wrapping hay it started raining about an hour after we finished and it rained for 2 days straight! Poor neighbors!lol
Love the videos! I always find myself waiting for your videos to drop time and time again
Really nice drone shots.
Thanks for the post!
The start was nice😅👍 the 4640 looks good on the kuhn mower😁💪
Awesome video, thank you👍👍
The Intro was awesome!🤣🤣
Thanks!
Great video Ryan and awesome drone footage. Wow you guys have some beautiful country 👍
Great video Ryan, excellent drone footage as always!!!!
Make hay while the sunshine! Have a safe harvest!
Nice vid! All the hay around here has been rained on for over a week! Thunder ,lightning and downpours every day! Northern nv
Always enjoy your drone editing and music, it sooths the soul.
The thumbnail of cutting hay with the LONG Shadows was a great choice.
Love the video Ryan , excellent drone footage , that i love .
Love - Love the videos. GREAT aerial views
Loved the beginning of the video. Hay looks good
Hey Ryan!! Looks like a great first cutting.
Amazing work on the editing and camerawork... I always love your videos and personality, that combined with the way you visualize the farm is quite crazy, keep up the great work.
Great video Ryan!!!!
Great job Ryan and Luna, have a good week👌👍🙏😎
Beautiful.
Nice mower
U have some really good drone skills Ryan and u have a good eye catching those two calves in the field
Always love your videos, Ryan Keep from common.
That tractor should be your have fun with it tractor. I'd like to see various mods and improvements done to it.
That attachment was almost a beef processor! 😅
Good content. 👍
Hey Ryan I can't believe it's Hay season already.
awsome video ryan did great thumbs up and shared
Great video.
almost ground beef!LOL
Check the stems if they’re hollow it’s ready if the stems a full it’s still growing
Beautiful looking looking crop Ryan, wondering if you run into many fawns bedded down in your hay fields?
Me and my pamaw got all of are first cutting hay done
looks good , smells good too I bet
I think that your mowing the pastor you cows should be blessed. Type o
Pasture, mowing it is good even if it's low yield. Yummy munchy fresh grass for the cows is good. I think the alfalfa is a good choice. To long and rain and you lose the nutrients. Nice mower. Love the 4640.
Is the 4640 only going to be used for mowing or do you guys have other odd jobs for it
Howdy ya'll,
Hey that one drone shot you were disk bining looked just like my province of Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦 Cool !!
Stay safe and Farm on my Friends, Peace
Awesome alfalfa field, do you drill your seed or broadcast when you plant
The early-late-mid bud stage is the best stage to cut alfalfa
I hate listening to the way he stumbles through telling us what he's gonna do but I do enjoy watching it
Lol good stuff
Those calves really hide in that grass
we wait until there is about 20% flower to cut alfalfa
I can smell this video 😌
In Manitowoc we got rained out
Bale and wrap that alfalfa and you will have some awesome feed, talking from a dairy aspect, I wouldn't plant alfalfa for beef personally
Thanks for posting!
Need to get a tractor with a wider stance packing it down like that is not good. Also need to get some steel conditioners. When the hay stands up like that after cutting that means it’s not conditioned properly
How does that rented field that flooded earlier in the year look like now?
Ryan are thinking about NEVADA (9:20 ) in your video.
Ya i was done may 25th 🤣
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What ever happened to the flatbed trailer for Big Red?
Love your videos, Ryan keep up the good work
Great looking hay
Does anyone else have a problem with Ryan's videos making their TCL TV using the TH-cam app lock-up and reboot? It happens with mine pretty consistently. I love Ryan's videos just not having to reboot in the middle of them.
In the settings menu for the video; send feedback to TH-cam about the error.
There is white Smoke comming out of your 4640, that usaly mean nothing good...
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By the way I like your videos very mich.
Hey Ryan is this Kuhn mower a demo, bought, or are they a sponsor?
Still on demo.
@@DareDog. That's what I thought but he did do bit of same thing with the wrapper notexactly announcing that he bought it
Hi
what a shame they are doing to all the farm land in grant county. How many acres?
Hey Ryan, great footage. Did you buy the Kuhn FC4061? I wish my Daddy had of farmed instead of us going into the cotton mill. Take care, Take it easy and ALWAYS TRUST JESUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I thought seeing you neighbor in the field jumptarted everything a farmer does?
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I'm sure somebody mentioned it...and you kind of alluded to it...but 1st cut, IMO, you're much better off a week too early than a week too late. There are a couple reasons, 1st is feed value is much better as far as protein percentage and 2nd is 1st cutting tends to be a bit "stemmy" anyway, and if left too long it gets worse, almost to the point of being "woody". Yes you did mention volume, but in the end you have other stuff to feed with it, so to my eyes you're much better off too early than too late.
The above message is probably worth the exact amount you've paid the author...so there's that too
The autocorrection sucks.
Good luck with timely rains, ,$2.50 # steer prices and better grain prices. It will be grest to see the recovered pastures adding forrage.
Beautiful.