I am very impressed with how you take care of your equipment. Getting up on the chopper box roofs was not always fun, but they will last for the life of the wagon with that kind of care.
Seems as though Mason is now old enough to be considerable help now. Its nice to have all you boys working so well together with your dad. Good job to you all!!
Hi guys. I regularly watch your videos from Ireland. When you are lifting light crops, would you ever consider raking 3 rows into 1 row to get more output out of the machinery and save you travelling over the land to fill a load?
You guys are so awesome!! You have such a Beautiful Farm, and God has Blessed your Family with that Farm, Because He knows He has the very best Stewards He could ever find!! I Love your videos, and feel we are somehow Old Friends now!! May God Bless your Wonderful Family for Eternity!! Your Friend, Vic!!
I think you would love owning a small 8ft bagger, I switch back & forth from hay to corn & back to hay & then fall oats & just mark the bag where each feed starts. I often have 2 ends of the same bag open in winter - feeding silage & haylage from same bag. It’s so much safer than what you are doing & gives you a lot more flexibility
That's a nice Hey Silage That's a good pile You feed that now or in the winter Won't be long before you Cut corn S Ila GE I like that You guys have a safe and good day stay cool get your next one
Hi guys farmer from Minnesota here,,, I don’t chop,small square bales with a good running 273 and a farmall 756, stack um all in the hay barn, and the other 50 acres is split this season with wheat and corn ( picking and store in corn cribs ) grind both for feed to sell, you all have a great day
It’s great to see different farm setups. I got to see my grandpa’s, my uncles and all the farms my dad picked up when he hauled milk. I sure enjoy your videos
You are great, you guys. So enjoy seeing the way everyone works together as a unit. It still looks beautiful there even if it isn't as green as sometimes. Thanks for all letting us ride along and watch the progress.
Rise and Shine - A new day has begun at George & Mary’s Place - No sleeping in, the Cows 🐄 depend on you! You need a swimming pool to jump into after these hard days of work : )
Mason is a clown 🤡. I love the banter (back & forth) when he is involved 👍 Your family with each character having different personalities help make this channel for me 👌 Keep it up team 💪
I love watching you guys all working together. I got a chuckle listening to you and Mason going back and forth about popsicle flavors, lol. My siblings and I did the same. Aaron, your videos are so great in the variety of different angles and shots you get. It's like I'm right there watching it as you are doing the video. We appreciate the work you put into making these videos for us. It must take a lot of time moving the camera around all while you are trying to get the crops in and jobs done. I used to do all those things so I know what it looks like. Keep up those amazing videos, thanks.
the 3rd crop looks like a lot more this year as you stated. the quality of third crop is usually better than first crop. you guys work awesome together.. ...... great job!!
Thank you for another great video, great camera angles. Glad yall got a nice yield. Banana popsicle for me. BTW, surprised no bunkers for your hay and corn lage. Always a nice site to see the milk truck backed up to the milk house. God bless you all.
Mason is on top of the game this year on the farm he made a good start on building the pile and taking the initiative to getting the next feald raked so the choper could keep going. It's all a team effort in the end and all three of you work like a well oiled machine.
Very nice pile. Ready for corn silage on top. Just curious are you guys using less ear corn then you use too. See that you have decent amount left and picking is few more weeks away. Have a good one guys
Another Great Video! Thanks, for bringing your life and your beautiful place for others to enjoy! You have a hardworking family and that’s Great to see this day and time! Thank You!
Got a question for you and your dad. Do you plan on having a dairy breakfast again. I live by rice lake and would love to go to farm. Love your TH-cam channel
Couldn't you just broadcast rest of the inoculated on top of the pile before putting the plastic on it just do a light covering of it across the whole pile
Perhaps it's something that you farmers have already addressed but I wonder if the inoculant is actually necessary. It sounds like a scam. I envision someone in the sales department of a corporation saying something like, "If we can get farmers to add this to their chopped hay and corn we're going to make a fortune. How would they know it's not doing anything positive for them?". How do you know if it's actually effective?
Thank you for sharing your family with us 🎉😊😅
Nice to see the tanker picking up 🥛!
I am very impressed with how you take care of your equipment. Getting up on the chopper box roofs was not always fun, but they will last for the life of the wagon with that kind of care.
That 686 is such a sweetheart, bet ya can’t tell I love red 😁 . You guys are great ,videos are always great keep making them . God Bless
Seems as though Mason is now old enough to be considerable help now. Its nice to have all you boys working so well together with your dad. Good job to you all!!
Hi guys. I regularly watch your videos from Ireland. When you are lifting light crops, would you ever consider raking 3 rows into 1 row to get more output out of the machinery and save you travelling over the land to fill a load?
GOT SOME BEUTIFUL LAND TO WORK ON
You guys are so awesome!! You have such a Beautiful Farm, and God has Blessed your Family with that Farm, Because He knows He has the very best Stewards He could ever find!! I Love your videos, and feel we are somehow Old Friends now!! May God Bless your Wonderful Family for Eternity!! Your Friend, Vic!!
I think you would love owning a small 8ft bagger, I switch back & forth from hay to corn & back to hay & then fall oats & just mark the bag where each feed starts. I often have 2 ends of the same bag open in winter - feeding silage & haylage from same bag. It’s so much safer than what you are doing & gives you a lot more flexibility
I say your guys haylage pile is about 70 percent higher and taller then it was when I first started watching your channel a year ago
Banana Popsicles are the best
That's a nice Hey Silage That's a good pile You feed that now or in the winter Won't be long before you Cut corn S Ila GE I like that You guys have a safe and good day stay cool get your next one
Well choreographed dance of the field.
THAT DUEL TIRE DOES LOOK GOOD ON THE BIG TRACTOR ❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
You won't need a duel tire with a rollover plow !!!!!!
Yeeehaw keep it going strong y’all happy harvest
You guys do make a really really great alfalfa harvest just beautiful
Hi guys farmer from Minnesota here,,, I don’t chop,small square bales with a good running 273 and a farmall 756, stack um all in the hay barn, and the other 50 acres is split this season with wheat and corn ( picking and store in corn cribs ) grind both for feed to sell, you all have a great day
Nice way to video!
Thanks for the post and good work.
What's the size of your farm and how many cows and milk production doest support?
It’s great to see different farm setups. I got to see my grandpa’s, my uncles and all the farms my dad picked up when he hauled milk. I sure enjoy your videos
You definitely a slope or two you could dig a bunker into...😃 Good teamwork always makes the load lighter, nice job.
You are great, you guys. So enjoy seeing the way everyone works together as a unit. It still looks beautiful there even if it isn't as green as sometimes. Thanks for all letting us ride along and watch the progress.
Rise and Shine - A new day has begun at George & Mary’s Place - No sleeping in, the Cows 🐄 depend on you! You need a swimming pool to jump into after these hard days of work : )
WOW Nice job. 👌Thank You. (N.G.)
Mason is a clown 🤡.
I love the banter (back & forth) when he is involved 👍
Your family with each character having different personalities help make this channel for me 👌
Keep it up team 💪
I love watching you guys all working together. I got a chuckle listening to you and Mason going back and forth about popsicle flavors, lol. My siblings and I did the same.
Aaron, your videos are so great in the variety of different angles and shots you get. It's like I'm right there watching it as you are doing the video. We appreciate the work you put into making these videos for us. It must take a lot of time moving the camera around all while you are trying to get the crops in and jobs done. I used to do all those things so I know what it looks like. Keep up those amazing videos, thanks.
Nice job ,looking to be a neat and tidy pile of silage. That will be great feed.
the 3rd crop looks like a lot more this year as you stated. the quality of third crop is usually better than first crop. you guys work awesome together.. ...... great job!!
Thank you for another great video, great camera angles. Glad yall got a nice yield. Banana popsicle for me. BTW, surprised no bunkers for your hay and corn lage. Always a nice site to see the milk truck backed up to the milk house. God bless you all.
Glad to here it was a great yield.
Well done ...!!!
Great looking pile of haylage. The cows will love it. Thanks 😊.
I spot at the milk truck in the background on you or covering the pile and then he pulls away. All part of life on the farm.
Mason is on top of the game this year on the farm he made a good start on building the pile and taking the initiative to getting the next feald raked so the choper could keep going. It's all a team effort in the end and all three of you work like a well oiled machine.
Very nice pile. Ready for corn silage on top. Just curious are you guys using less ear corn then you use too. See that you have decent amount left and picking is few more weeks away. Have a good one guys
Nice
I want Cherry 🍒 or Blue Raspberry Popsicles : )
Plile looks great good hay harvest now soon corn time love your videos❤
Mason is one awesome young man. Great job to all of you
Another Great Video! Thanks, for bringing your life and your beautiful place for others to enjoy! You have a hardworking family and that’s Great to see this day and time! Thank You!
Always great content and team work
Nice video, a lot of really good camera angles.
Didn’t you have a hole in the new tarp last year? Or maybe you exchanged it and that one had a defect as well?
1285 is. The big chopper Gail makes
Enjoyed watching the video 😊
Got a question for you and your dad. Do you plan on having a dairy breakfast again. I live by rice lake and would love to go to farm. Love your TH-cam channel
Is mason going to college or just working on the farm
Hey Aaron,,see you and Trinity got the same under chassis at about the same time.
Explain the inoculant
Good video why. Do you run a duell on one side only
Nice looking hay!! I hate cotton candy! You take a bite of that, and before you can chew it, it disappears!
Mango the best
Does that 1085 have a processor attachment for it for the corn?
I’m curious how many loads of corn silage you’ll be able to add to the silage pile before hitting that power line?
Couldn't you just broadcast rest of the inoculated on top of the pile before putting the plastic on it just do a light covering of it across the whole pile
Great video as always, how many do you milk?
What is the purpose of dual wheels on one side and single wheel on the other side of the tractor?
How's the Oliver coming along?
When you cover the pile you loss less to mold rite?
Root beer
You guys need 1600 oliver tractor back on the farm
Have another question if you have the answer for how many square bales chopped up fit in a chopper box
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Just one dumb comment a lot of tricycle tires running over your hay!!😳😳😳🤫🤫 THANKS MEN!!!
Nice looking forage. Now that Mason graduated high school, is he thinking about higher education of some kind?
Mango doesn't belong in anything!! Pure lime freezies are great.
Perhaps it's something that you farmers have already addressed but I wonder if the inoculant is actually necessary. It sounds like a scam. I envision someone in the sales department of a corporation saying something like, "If we can get farmers to add this to their chopped hay and corn we're going to make a fortune. How would they know it's not doing anything positive for them?". How do you know if it's actually effective?