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Nathan,I love the small farming.I was born on a dairy farm til.13yrs young,but drove tractor at 8yrs young,and your videos bring me back with grampa on the tractor, and uncle teaching me how to drive the three quarter ton 2wd 307 V8 1968 Chevy truck,3 speed with granny gear,thanks for bringing me back
Wow this guy with the Ford tractor goes like the wind.
If anyones wondering what is wrong with the world. It shows in this video. This is what greatness looks like, neighbors helping neighbors to succeed.
I love watching Nathan get excited. That was his excited face there, right? Hard to tell sometimes. He sure does love his toys!
Next year when you're ready to upgrade the mower, you want to get a Mo-Co (Mower-Conditioner) It combines a disc mower with a conditioner that crimps the hay so it dries much faster. They are the way to go , they mow fast and really cut the drying time.
thanks ill check them out for sure
@@OutoftheWoods0623 He is correct. Basically they grooved rollers that crimp the stem and aid in drying. It's especially helpful for plants that retain water in the stem, clovers and some grasses. Wet hay in a bale is a massive fire hazard and because of how compact it is in the bale it's pretty difficult to handle if it catches on fire.
All good, thanks for the videos...all of them not just this one
Does anyone make a unit that would work with 45-50 pto HP? Like a Yanmar or Kubota L6060.
Down here we call that a hay-bine
@@OutoftheWoods0623 that is just what I was gunna say . Livin in MN , thats what the 'horsey' peeps use around me up here in my part .they make their bales in 3 days .
The old guy is like a formula one driver in that tractor.
Love the smell of fresh cut hay…..
You did a fine job mowing the hey! You took on a task that most wouldn't even try. Your neighbor was "fearless" on his mower. Best wishes.
Hey! I just thought I'd let you know! Back sometime ago; when we were dairy farming, we had a hay tedder that you could set up for tedding hay. Then; after the hay was ready, reset it up in a different way to rake hay into your windrow. It was really easy to set up each time and will save you from buying extra equipment. We hardly ever used the old hay rake anymore. I think that this tedder was a Gehl. It's been a while since then, and we sold out the dairy shortly after we purchased the tedder due to health issues. But, I think it was a Gehl. The place we bought it was local and sold primarily Gehl and Massey Ferguson equipment. I thought I'd give you a heads up to help save you some money, time, and storage space. Good luck and thanks for the video!
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Finally released that new land info! Congratulations on both adding the 13.5 and for preventing a big impact on you and your neighbors' lives there and for getting that cabin house in line for the future.Boy that move sure ticked off a lot of boxes Nathan. Good for you! Watching this mowing brought back so many memories. I could smell the hay. What a great week.
It’s great to see a community passing its knowledge to the success of its neighbors. Congrats on the new land.
You’ll need a farm hand soon to keep up with all the projects.
Its better to be nervous than fearless !!
And I think his tractor is spread out a little wider than yours and a little heavier. But you've got four wheel drive and a loader that makes a big difference.
This is what I like about watching you do your thing. You are a true man of many skills, who refuses to give up learning and doing. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate that!
Cool old tractor. Looked like a dump truck lift cylinder to raise and lower the arms. Old school cool.
Right on
I grew up on my parents ranch. We raised registered Beefmaster cattle. I’ve baled probably a couple of million bales of hay. We didn’t bale round bales, but square or rectangle bales. We had three hay barns, one for each type of hay that we baled. We had two tractors that were just for baling. We always used John Deere equipment. We had a sickle cutter that you could adjust for the size of wind row that you wanted, a wind rower to turn the rows for drying, and a baler. For loading the baled hay, we had to conveyor loader that attached to the side of our trailer. I knew other ranchers who would skip the wind row turning because they would bale lighter bales. I baled 80lbs bales and didn’t want any mold growth so I turned the drying hay. At our feed barn we had a long feed trough and a silage shredder that we could run the three different hay types through and an auger that ran the feed down the trough.
An old farmer bought a similar mower like that from Switzerland I think. That was back in the mid ‘80’s. I was amazed at how it worked, two spinning barrels with blades on the bottom did the camera.
Take care, God bless! Stay safe!✝️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Out of 45 years of farming I’ve never used a Tedder. Just a mower rake and baler. I cut one day rake and bale two days later
I hadn’t heard of one before either
Only time we’ve ever used a tedder was if it was thick Johnson grass and rain was in the forecast
@@leehuntsman4586 we pretty much bail red and white clover mixed with Timothy for hay and triticale as a cover crop for our beef farm
Thanks for the great videos Nathan. My great-great-great uncle was inventor John Froelich; sold out to a young John Deere Company. Main invention was a successful tractor transmission.
Congratulations to UTennessee who won the College World Series on Monday here in Omaha.
Missouri River now flooding with the huge amount of rainfall recently in NW Iowa making its way to the watershed.
Being behind on cutting hay is a good thing; Good help and machinery. Yes sir, interesting! That's what farmers do, make what they need if they can't buy it. See the difference? The drum pulls cut grass into a wind row. The other cutter lays the grass down so it will dry sooner. The tractor motor "throws" to the right and this helps keep the tractor on the hill. A good neighbor!
The disk mowers I used to like hydro swings you can adjust to windrow or lay flat
Looking good Nathan, you're really getting into this farming and ranching along side your wood milling and drying. Good for you, sure glad things are rolling your way. You all have worked hard for these things to happen for you all. Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.
Oh my gosh how much things have changed. We didn’t have cutters like that. We had the old sickle mowers. No tedders only hay rakes. Forget round bales, it was all square bales and most had to be stacked in the barn. And don’t get started on soybean hay. All this for a dollar a hour and durn proud to get it. Lawd the times have changed
The tetter is called a fluffer in south Mississippi. As soon as you cut your hay you need to fluff it to start the dryiny process. The faster you can dry it the faster you can get it off the ground. Mother nature is not kind hearted and weather guessers do not have a perfect record. Have fun and stay safe!
When you said "that right there is a mowing machine" I thought you were talking about the ole man! LOL
It’s fun to watch the hay process and living in farm country I see it a lot. And here in south east Pa. I’m about 15 miles from New Holland where they make that farm machinery. You’re becoming Saw Mill Farm more every year Nathan. And I love to see land like you’ve bought stay as it is. Around here I see fine farm land turned into housing and huge building of one kind or another and I think about the future. That’s the future of food production. You’d think building would happen on land the least suitable for farming. Seems it’s always the prime lands. So seeing your farm growing is a pleasure and I Thank You for sharing this with we your fans. It’s very enjoyable to watch! Many Blessings and a Fine Batch of Hay to ya! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Grats on the new land purchase!
Farmer Mike can flat lay down the hay efficiently and in a hurry. Cuz with the weather in East Tennessee you got to do it when you can 🫡💪
Nice you are expanding your skills.
Up here in Wisconsin, Dad cut the hay with a sickle mower, crimped/crushed it with a crimper, that's what we called it, I got the job of raking it then we baled it with a square baler with a wagon behind that I loaded the bales on, brought it to the barn and unloaded it with a hayfork that I pulled back and forth with another tractor to raise 10 bales at a time into the loft. I'm 68,so ya know how long ago that was. And I'm a female. LoL. We worked hard on our dairy farm, but wouldn't have traded the experiences for anything.
That's wonderful, more land adjacent to your place. Nothing like experience in cutting hay. Gotta know when to cut it, the feeling for moisture, no more rain before bailing and gathered. The big question is why the hay with no cows? Chickens don't eat hat but will scratch in it. You are doing great in your first year.
My best to you and your assistant Bruno !
“One man went to mow , went to mow a meadow”😊 who remembers the old song ?
Well done Nathan! Congrats on the expansion to the farm Brother!
Thank you!
My father had a Ford tractor just like that one. You're going to need that machinery storage shed, sooner, rather than later.
Congratulations on your new land purchase
- A Sperry NH round baler 😊 i remember when they brought them out - my dad and brother both work there - i know the NH Pa plant very well - dad was the warehouse supervisor and my bother on a line - i know the gentleman who invented the kick out bar mechanism - glad to see it still going - NEW HOLLAND PROUD
Great to see you getting into hay...Little advice on the drum mower and I am sure Clyde told you this when you bought it if you got to speak to him...pull in the field, stop, swing it around, level it up, turn it on, and never pick it up again until you are done mowing the field. Also, they will mow as fast as you can drive the tractor. I laughed when you went and got the hay tedder from the man in chuckey...you should have considered picking that 3point rake up as cheap as it is. It would have got you a good basic hay rake to get started for now. Oh, and I laughed because you bought both the mower and the tedder from the same family just in 2 different locations and didn't even know it.
That's cool Nathan , I would be nervous on that hill
Thanks for showing it
Tony
His disk mower probably acted like a good anchor for him when he was cutting the hill. Just finished my hay for the spring. As fun as it was and as much as i love making hay, im pretty pooped and kinda glad its over. 1400 squares and 172 rounds.....not too shabby for a fat retiree. Next thing you will need that you dont know yet, a hay wagon. Keep up the great content my friend.
jj from Charlotte
The empire begins.
Nathan you did a great job on hay mowing. It looks good! 👍❤️
Mike is amazing to watch and yes i have cut a lot of hay until i got to old......You can never go wrong buying land..Thanks Nathan Shoe🇺🇸
yes you can, over regulation, interference and taxing by authorities.
Congratulations, I’m happy for you
Great video! I always enjoyed hay season when I was younger,made alot of spending money,helping all the farmers making hay.
Happy for you Nathan
Growing grass is always wet until it gets mowed. Give it a few hours and then turn it over and the then the next day bail it!
Bale.
The Mr Cool unit will still be sitting in the box, next year 💯
Perhaps the Drum-Mower model number refers to it’s width in centimetres (metres) - 190 (1.90m)?
I saw the tripod shadow while you were using your drum mower, since you told us before that we should be looking for it 😉
More Mike!!!!!!!
I've made hay all my life and when you get use to it you can mow almost twice as fast as a disc mower. And a better cut.
remember when bloomberg said anybody could farm - well you are finding out that is not the case - lot of understanding of stuff has to come about , might check out small farm solutions for small farm equipment , the tedders break the stems of plants helps to dry the hay , we used haybines up home in mid western ohio- used to put up around 5000 bales of hay and then straw, then went into silage , but now in southern indiana with a small hobby farm
Awesome stuff right there.
Better safe than sorry on inclines, as tractors become top heavy when the centre of gravity changes from the normal flat ground. Keep safe and enjoy yourself!
The last time I cut hay was back in the early 80's and I think that was a bar mower on a Ford 5000 tractor. Pretty sure the disc mower I used was on the Ford County. (It's been a long time since I used to help out on friends parents farms and round bales were barely heard of then)
And congrats on the land!
Okay now I need one of those straw hats😂
Well done Nathan, you’re doing an excellent job with the Hay cutting. I really think that you should give yourself a bit more credit as you transition into farming your land. I’m appreciative of the effort you’ve put in combining the sawmill and the farm. With time comes experience, enjoy the ride! 👍🏼
Thanks 👍
😂 Out of the Woods is changing to Tennessee Land Baron ! 😅
Great help there Nathan
another ponderosa purchase for your evil empire, congrats. nice to have great neighbours that help each other in good times and when emergencies happen.
Wow ! Farmer Mike flies !
Beautiful I enjoyed it so much.
Great job on the hay cutting 😊
Don't use a mower conditioner! Mashes out a lot of the nutrients along with the water. They work great just decrease the quality of the hay.
Nice Job Nathan !
Mike don't mess around
Dang I missed this on Patron so suffered through commercials. Congrats again on the new addition to the homestead.
Around here in southeastern New Mexico the balers pull a steamer so they can get enough moisture to hold the bale together. When they pull them on the road, they seem like a train going by.
Say, Nathan, you are now a *farmer*! I have heard that in many states, there are many tax benefits if one is registered as a farmer. I guess you could check with your accountant. I do not know about Tennessee and my memory only reflects maybe ten years ago.
Too, if one is a Farmer, you can buy diesel much cheaper, as they sell a colored diesel for farmers at a much cheaper cost per gallon.
A farmer. I am not sure what qualifies, but as you sell your hay rolls, this means that you farm.
Too, also you might could buy some red clover seed or even alfalfa seed and broadcast the seeds over your grass. Not just for pretty flowers and more butterflies, as these plants fix nitrogen into the soil to enrich the soil and if you “advertise” that there is clover or alfalfa in the hay, you might could sell them at a higher price as these bales or rolls would have a higher value.
Tedder and rake with your small tractor, roll with your big tractor. And a drum mower is an upgrade... Mow as fast as you can ride, safe. All this is just my opinion from 35yrs of making around 50 acres of hay each cutting.
Good luck with your hobby farming . You will find out fast that it will consume all your time and money . Your milling videos will certainly become less and less . Grew up on a hobby farm and worked on a beef farm . It was easier to look after 100 head than the 10 at home .
However it is very satisfying work .
Use your hay cutting attachment for the year. By the end of the year you'll be better with it. Practice makes perfect, I'm sure you'll perfect your technique.
That feller is a farmer would love to sit with himm and listen to his stories i bet he is full of them that trractor was new the year after i graduated high scool
Heaps of land for plenty of sheds Nathan.👍
There is one thing I really like about you, you even thing of the trolls (We have to keep them entertained)
I’ve come to the conclusion that Nathan’s sole reason for extending his farm was so he can buy lots of new toys!!
If you buy that disc mower, you're going to need a new tractor to carry it ! 😎
Hey Nathan they say those drum mowers you can mow as fast as you can as long as you can stay in the seat
Helpful tech. Always ,Always when your binding anything on a trailer, put the ratchet on the driver’s side. A Must !!!!!!! Nothing personal.
Hey Mr Nathan, I live in Ohio and they outlawed round bails of hay,because the cows are not getting a square meal lol
You land grabber... you're not getting my field, but it is few thousand miles away !
Who doesn't miss a little bit when using a hand mower for the first time, let a lone a hay set-up.
GoodOne, I seen the slide, a bit of a smile. Cheers
some of those drum mowers you can put on tedder bars on the drum
Nathan and his toys. 😁 Just as well you live now and not a couple of hundred years ago in England... The Industrial Revolution saw the invention of machines in many industries. Most people think of factories but in rural areas the places most affected were farms and the new equipment did the work of many farm labourers. It was a terrible problem for the farmworkers as their jobs often meant they got somewhere to live - but if the job disappeared, their families would become homeless and hungry. The farmworkers started to destroy the new machines; tractors, harvesters, ploughs - all met the wrath of the people being thrown off the land. There were riots across southern England and the destruction continued. "Machine-breakers" they were called, wrecking the machines and setting fire to farm buildings. If and when the law caught up with them, the machine-breakers would get a swift trial and when they were found guilty (a pretty much predetermined verdict) some were hanged - and others were sentenced to transportation and sent to Australia's penal colonies.
One of my great-great-times-great-uncles was a Machine-breaker. Sentenced to seven years penal servitude in Australia's most notorious prison. After six and a half years of hard labour, he was pardoned and given the option to return home. He came back, but as a further injustice, because he was no longer the responsibility of the state, he had to pay his own fare!
So, Nathan, as you ride around on your tractor, making hay while the sun shines, think of my great-great-times-great-uncle William and if you do tackle that hill, make sure you're driving a tractor with a roll-bar!
Good for you Nathan 👍👍👍🇨🇦🇺🇸😊
You can drive alot faster even with the drum mower, maybe an idea... you let mike cut and you start tedding the grass already so it is spreaded and dries faster.
I've never seen a loader set up like the... I'm texting this and you just said the same thing on the video. Lol
just proves older farmers know , proably has fluid in tires
the disc leaves hay laying similar to a sickle mower just lays down the drums mower leave kinda in windrow thick
not good for drying hay so between the the two disc mower is better
Nice job! You can go a bit faster next time, also try to no let the grass grow out too long. Mow it before it gets to grow seeds… more nutrition in the grass
Nathan
All that equipment that you buy. Maybe invest in a sony camera or something that will work when you need it to work
And change the oil in that drone. Its knocking a tad
Hi Nathan & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Nathan & Friends Randy
Yeah you should have gotten a disk mower. They are much faster and bigger cut than the drum mower. Those drum mowers are for very small acreage.
Farming is fun but lots of know how is important you'll get it.
Its not a miss, it's cover for native game birds!
I would think a haybine would be a more efficient implement for cutting that hay. And that Ford 4610 is a 60 hp.
Running a hay rake was a great task as a kid
Hay there!!