Last Days of Corn Chopping 2022!/Filling 2nd Ag Bag!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- The upright silo by the dairy barn is full, so now we get to use our new-to-us Ag Bag Jr. A big surprise to us was that there was enough corn out there to fill a 2nd bag! The International 1256 is running the New Holland 790 corn chopper while the International 1066 is put to work running the bagger. The Case 830 is pulling the chopper boxes again now that the silo is full. We woke up to a surprise with 2 inches of snow falling overnight on the farm. Although it didn't stick around, it was a reminder that winter is definitely on its way.
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Next we just have to tell grandpa in the spring that you will buy his corn to ear pick for your audience
wow you got snow in October! What ever happened to Global Warming ? LOL😏
Winter is knocking at the door. Love the old case and IH iron. It amazes me how reliable those tractors are year after year. Can’t believe manufacturers thought adding electronics and computers to a tractor that works in a harsh environment was ever a good idea.
Hi guys, new bagger looks like it’s doing a great job , hope all is well with family…..
Two bags, a silo and some to pick, that's a good feeling.👍
Looks like the bagger worked good. Always nice to have corn silage done for the year 👍👍
I was shocked to wake up to snow this early. I do remember back to high school era and getting a few inches on a Sunday evening. I was thrilled with it and used a broom to clear the sidewalk. Eh, it was going to melt quick, but I wanted be outside in the snow.
Love this channel
Down to reality and wholesome😊
Will that be enough to get you through the year?
What’s your thoughts on the new bagger so far?
Bagger seemed to be working good. I would think it would get us through the year.
I grew up on a dairy here in Tennessee. I've never seen snow on silage chopper. We always had to worry about tractors over heating.
All the best from Utah! ❤
thank you
Awesome.
at 2:22............"blacktop slab"
THAT has really caught on.
Back in 1986 when I put up my first bag, hardly anyone had bags on blacktop slab.
When frost let loose in spring, blacktop slab would have been GREATLY appreciated.
at 5:50..........mid October and snow
Reminds me of my senior year in high school
1962...Mid October....last game of season....snowed so hard you could hardly see the goal posts
Dec 1...1962.................A RECORD high of 61 degrees and the neighbor kid and I went squirrel hunting with just a light weight shirt.
Yup, as Alan stated........some years planting corn in May and it snows and baling hay in December
Hope you get a turn around like we did 60 years ago.
Good for you guys you got the corn harvest done ,its always a good feeling i think.Snow is early i quess, thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Glad to hear about the picker. Looking forward to it.
Cows will be well fed this winter.Could you do an update on how much the cows are improving what changes you have made?
Love the channel, maybe ill run into you guys at an auction sometime (im down by St Cloud). As a guy thats run bags on soft ground for years and years now, a tip i learned the hard way: put 2x10s under the bagger wheels as you roll along. It makes the bagger float and you wont fight soft spots and holes.
Nothing like a little bit of greasy mud to finish chopping season. What a nice feeling to be able to put the equipment away for another year. Those little ones keep growing it won't be long you'll be able to be a supervisor 👍
We had a Kelly Ryan bagger..worked basically the same as the agbagger. We usually did 2 bags of corn, a bag of ground shell corn and the last couple years we did 2 bags of bedding hay. It worked really slick for that. No dust in the barn from chopping bedding. When we sealed the end we just sandwiched the plastic between 2 2×4's and ran screws thru them then rolled it up. Easy to open back up that way. Keep up the good work.
Your bagger seems to be working great. Glad to see you’ll have extra silage for feeding 😊
Keep up the great work and God Bless ❤
Great to be done. I am surprised that you have had snow . Where I live in Ontario,Canada I suppose is quite a bit south of you. You live close to Lake Superior, while we are in the banana belt just north of Lake Ontario.
It’s been fun watching your harvest, and interesting watching how quickly your weather changed from mild autumn sunshine, to early winter snow during your harvest.
Enjoy your channel!! Cheers from Fort Smith, Arkansas
bet you feel good with being done. Hope things did go good. Lucky you snow. iron wood here in upper Michigan got 18 inches. With the fresh snow there.. get your horse out of his pen and enjoy a nice long ride along the river..
I’m 150 miles straight west of you. Have not seen any snow here. Just cold. Great looking camera crew!
Looks like plenty of feed for the winter, good for you! We're still filling the 2nd silo, just got the 790 fixed today. Winter is coming whether you want it or not.
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Great video A&J are you not using the tower silo in the pasture?
Yeah, I'm feeding out of it now. That had the sorghum Sudan grass in it.
@@trinitydairy Ok I thought you had emptied it out
Oh, Wow! You did get some snow! When I was a kid, filling silo was always exciting!
Brrr! Not ready for winter at all. Flurries in Indianapolis last night. The older I get, the better Tennessee looks.
Best regards from Indiana.
Farmer Bill you probably rember crop year 1989 when we got 6 inches of snow during the bridge festival my family at the time was shelling corn during that time i was 15 it was a crazy fall that year In Indiana
Yes, I do. Then in I think '91 it was spitting snow at the speedway on raceday. Spun out the front row at the start because the track was so cold. Crazy weather sometimes here.
You could record from the same angle the entire time and I would still watch all of your videos
Looks like your making great progress! Nothing better than having more than enough feed to get through and carryover for next year! God bless
That first snow is always pretty!! Okay, enough snow, now go back to spring!! 😆
always a good feeling to have the last of your silage in when you start getting surprises like that
We got snow to here in Indiana around inch or more but didn't slow us down they always say you track the first snow in the house that is how many snow days you will have Happy Harvest
Great vids love the farm life.
Don't listen to the rude comment about store merch. Its your channel 👍
Thank you for sharing your farm work with us. I love watching and those boys of yours are just precious to watch. When you took them to the fair and auction and they get all excited about the tractors is the cutest thing ever. God bless and stay safe.
Keep the snow there please. Been enjoying the fall weather not ready winter but l never am no matter what.
Two bags is nice to have. Excellent series of videos on the chopping. Thanks
Wow your bag looks perfect! The new bagger really looks to work great.
We missed that snow. Must feel good to have that job done.
Alan please keep the snow out there we haven't got any up here in Northern Vermont yet. !
Glad you got all the chopping done. God bless you all.
Jen and brother-in law Paul play a nice guitar duet in the beginning.
when i was done bagging i just set 2 round bales on the end worked out good.
Very nice can’t wait to see the picking video
Listen to that horsepower running that bagger.
One way to add moisture to silage.
Looking good and a good job and God bless yall
So.....Are you going to have any corn left to pick? Thanks for the videos!👍👍
Yeah, about 4 acres.
Paul is gonna need more than a sweatshirt. Was wondering how the cold front over there was looking like. Western Oregon we are still seeing record highs. 70s and 80s. Great watching you and your family. Thanks. Keep on farming and I’ll keep on watching.
Yeah they are talking 60s again this weekend
Great job guys. I was hoping to see the picker and the corn cribs getting filled. Maybe another video coming?
Yes! We have about 4-5 acres that we are going to pick. Just need to let the corn dry down more.
Been watching and enjoying your chopping videos and got to wondering how many acres of corn you had to harvest. Looks like it was a smooth and successful harvest. Have a safe and productive winter.
About 40 acres
Another great video thank you
Just asking the new method of sealing the bag ,dose that last all winter. Good funny 😁.
We were asking them that...we got mixed answers.
I come from the city and I found your channel. Watched some videos and I have to say that I really enjoy them and appreciate the time and all the effort you and your family put into these. I hope you have a blessed harvest and a safe and warm winter
Thank you!
Later that morning we got that 2-3 inches of snow too. Way up north there was a foot of snow compliments of Lake Superior. My brother was already talking about getting his sleds ready.... Thing is I don't know if I am ready. Kind of want to get some fall tillage done first. You thinking of cover crops again??
I was going to plow a piece and put in some rye, but I've got some hay to make yet, and some wood ash, to spread on the fields, So I don't think I'll have time this fall
@@trinitydairy cool we spread ash during the winter too. We don't have a lagoon, we just barrels of ash into the spreader on top of the manure. Best wishes for the rest of the year. Hopefully you get it all done.
Snow already🥲!!!!!!!
Got to Love the snow
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How far are you from lake superior .
We're about 50 miles South
Can you overload a bagger?
No I don't think so.
how come your not using your silo this year and when you get a chance do another milking video please
We already filled the silo by the barn and the other silo has sorghum sudan grass in it. We had multiple videos of it.
@@trinitydairy I must have missed it how's your neighbor that bought the guernseys doing and have you bought any new cows I sold 15 to an Amish couple to start there dairy up with plus 1 breeding bull they don't use AI that's why I think it pays to have registered cows
Our neighbor sold his whole herd to another dairy farm. They are doing well I guess. We haven't bought any, but we did trade for a Jersey/Shorthorn cross heifer.
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Where is the 560?
It has a bad valve, so we haven't been using it much.
snow..........I remember getting a real warm day in spring and old timers would say.........."one warm day does not make summer"
One snowy day in October does not make winter either.
Alan mentioned that Halloween blizzard but that was a freak occurance.
I only saw that ONCE in the 66 years I lived in Minnesota before retiring and moving south.
You definitely never know what kind of weather to expect here. I've baled hay in December and planted corn in snow flurries ,in May.
how many acres do you chop
About 40
Love the vids but so sick of hearing about your store we get it stop
Well we have people that ask about if we have merch all the time, so apparently not everyone gets it.
He pal lose the attitude or get lost!!!
In the world doesn’t revolve around making money but seems like he’s really trying to make a dollar
Wow, that was rude and uncalled for. Sorry it bothers you, but there's a lot of people that asked us to start a merch store. We keep the prices as low as we can so it's affordable. On a hoodie, we make $2 in profit, but we also help a local small business make a profit. What's wrong with that?
Love watching your channel keep up the great work