Meet Our Agronomist

Did you know Brian has a son??? Well, son-in-law. I'm pretty sure, unlike Brian, he doesn't hate me. He's one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. Hope you enjoy meeting our respected agronomist and another member of the family!
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Edited by Gerrod Martinez

[@Rimrock300]

The bale stacker, such an mechanial marvel! Love watching it go)

[@Nathangies]

You load your hay in the field and all the driving in the field I’m surprised how good the hay looks on the bottoms

[@lstone.09]

Awesome video Trevor. 🚜🚜🚜

[@jamesterpening2644]

Awesome

[@eddiebolt5781]

Cutworm making its presence known here in Kern County

[@thomashughes1763]

That is some fine looking Hay! Horse might break its neck turning it so quickly if it walked by and saw all that good Hay.

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

Ha! Sun big!!

[@Methxdz]

What does cash think about permethrin for cutworm, army worm, etc in your fields

[@rushhookhornadventures20]

Did y’all take out those bale flipper things on the stackers?

[@buddyfinch8381]

Are u able to bale all year round being in Arizona

[@treymaxwell5924]

What happened to the bale flipper? No bueno?

[@tylerdunning7363]

Lol I've seen those worms all my life and never knew their names lol

[@HasanAKhan150]

Hi, doesn't the Alfalfa get crushed to death when so much of machinery moves in the field, like mower, swather, tedder/racker, baler and in the end accumulator?

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

Kind of. After 4 years we rotate it out and plant it again. So it takes 4 years to where we notice the yields fall off and the outputs don’t pay for the inputs.

[@scottfrazier131]

You said if we can fly we should come! What if I can drive? Can I still come or only if I can fly

[@frankchance557]

You are doing biz in a very large venue, so what has changed to impact the flow of product?

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

A few things.
1. Exporters have slowed their purchasing. By a lot, across the country.
2. The west got a lot of rain and snow, so there is more product on the market than last years, on top of exporters not buying.
3. The milk market is down, so dairies are not buy much hay.
4. A lot of people got rid of their cattle last year when there was a shortage on feed.

[@Jandyg]

Brian for President 2024. We need a Hard A$$, in the Oval Office. And a man of less words is fine by me.

[@davidmicalizio824]

How many cuttings per year?

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

A lot

[@jarrodwemhoff7270]

I thought them bale wagons could tie stacks together.

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

They do.

[@jarrodwemhoff7270]

Well shirt I should watch the whole thing before I comment.😂

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

@@jarrodwemhoff7270 ahaha.

[@clintmeyer8029]

Hay guys or hey guys? Lol

[@willjeffery2661]

Of course Brian hates you Trevor, never believe anything else… 😂

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

That was rude