Running The Tires Off This Tractor

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[@murphyfamilyfarm625]

Thanks for the ride along Travis. Always enjoy your videos of your thoughts and ideas and plans to move forward in the future and grow and better your operation.

[@user-qz2qu2hp2i]

Thank you Travis for making another great video. GOD BLESS

[@kyleellsworth966]

Thanks for all of the great videos Travis

[@BrianJensen-ym5gk]

Thanks for bringing us along

[@brittblanton8342]

Thanks for the update Travis 👍

[@jonpatton9641]

Good update. Thanks.

[@waterskiingfool]

Travis hope your and the family have a great thanksgiving

[@jddriver9565]

great last video!(the length was no issue, it was so interesting the time went very fast.:) Wish you and all in the Kuster family a merry christmas and a happy new year!:) Hope to see you in 2024! (and I will have to watch your latest livestream of course yet)

[@ronlarson2561]

Thanks for the update video. I know that you are and have been busy. I enjoy all of your videos

[@rossnolan2883]

Cool 😎 😊

[@larrybg9293]

Good stuff fun ride along

[@thomaskjellin9161]

Thanks for the video

[@jamiefrench9023]

Ever thought bout soybean stubble for bedding? Seen a few guys use it, just terribly dusty. Glad to hear stuff is wrapping up.

[@jeffslaven]

Always enjoy when we get to ride along Travis! Thanks for bringing us with!

[@tbix1963]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas, videos, and updates. Great to hear you got better than expected with the corn. Wishing you and your family the best.

[@ronniewalker2881]

Good video

[@johnmorgan4017]

If you’re not dead set on jd green net. There are dealers out the with either tama or bridon integra are really good especially with the number of wraps you put on. Buy by the pallet $200-300 a roll.

[@johnhaas2523]

Hope you post some videos soon

[@jeromemiller5262]

Have you ever thought about using a TMR or tub grinder to make feed from the fodder, hay and corn?

[@SimonKL11]

The 79 is a great tractor👍 it's nice that you got some good quality fodder made👍

[@renaekatsma3666]

Thanks for the nice chat while making corn fodder. Looking forward to some tillage videos. Thanks for the update and video Travis!

[@waterskiingfool]

Thanks for having us ride along Travis

[@larrysheriff8251]

Hey Travis, As already said I really enjoy the ride along with your knowledge. Hope y'all get all the fodder y'all need.I pray the cows are not the problem of not calven. Take Care,Take it easy and TRUST JESUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@daleley7645]

Hope the weather holds off till the field work is done.

[@patkelly7999]

Great job Travis, Ryan and Dwight, looking very relaxed in the new tractor there Travis😁👌👍🙏🙂

[@kelvinstecklein1580]

Use different color wraps for each of your farms

[@danlowery3235]

Thanks Travis!

[@petergielen5905]

Thx for sharing, greetings from Belgium

[@chrisgossman6512]

For me, it is just a treat to be able to get the chance to see your videos. I've been liking, commenting, and have subscribed for a very long time. Still a happy subscriber 😊!

[@waynejones5239]

Nice video

[@nashcobb3056]

thank you

[@rtz549]

Watching this at double speed; seems like that baler is constantly filling up quick.

[@rtz549]

Didn't realize that net wrap was so expensive. How much is the white wrap?

[@kswaynes7569]

Thanks for the video and conversation, keep pushing on harvest and keep feed in front of the cows, videos should be way down on the "to do" list.

[@billsauberlich7337]

Does anyone make solid plastic wrap for a hay round baler,similar to what a cotton picker uses ,for bales to be stored outside?

[@elidotson9561]

yes, deere B wrap. Very unpopular, not cost effective and very finicky

[@chucklesx]

Yes but it needs the baler to be setup with tensioners to apply it. Also it's not great for dry hay, it can cause condensation between the inside of the plastic and the hay and it doesn't allow the bales to sweat out which causes rot and mold. It's really aimed at baled silage that will be tube or individually wrapped where it replaces some of the outside plastic wrap so it is cost effective that way.

[@chucklesx]

@ghammond3132... Oh for sure wrapping can work for dry hay. My comment was not on wrapping per se but using the plastic on newer balers in place of net wrap on the barrel of the bale. I am sure people do it but we have not had great success with it, that said a lot of it comes down to how dry the crop is being baled. If hay is well fit it gives less trouble but anything baled that you would normally leave out for a few days for the bales to sweat out tends to give problems as the plastic film just doesn't allow it to air out as it usually would. As I said there is also the cost, it can replace some of your outer wrap layers in tube wrapper or baled silage in general so isn't as big an issue but where we are it's quite a bit more expensive than net so for dry hay especially if it's to be stored inside it is very hard to justify. Ofc though whatever works for you is the best system :)

[@clinthochrein888]

Never seen the back end of a round bailer. Made me think 🤔 what in tarnation?

[@tommurphy3544]

Why you don’t turn off the the straw spreader and drop it in line not to rake

[@rtz549]

Is the train traffic up because of the low river water levels downstream?

[@johnhaas2523]

The train traffic shouldn't have anything to do with that as the train also brings gas and diesel and probably home heating oil to the area the elevator is located so it's more about the timing

[@brysonhaggard]

They only other baler with the 3 bars is vermeer that i know off

[@billwieland8497]

Thanks Travis!