Grinding Ear Corn For Cattle Feed With A John Deere 4020 And A New Holland 355 Grinder-Mixer

Dive into today's video to learn how we perfect our secret recipe for our cattle feed! The heifer's seem to think I'm a great cook, although my girlfriend would probably tell you otherwise. Either way, enjoy today's video and be sure to comment below your thoughts/opinions!
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[@herbhouston5378]

I remember those days of grinding corn cob meal back in the 50s. I remember just like it was yesterday. I always enjoyed it.

[@anthonyhengst2908]

I still grind a couple batches every week. It's one of my favorite chores.

[@latashaluster2065]

I remember grinder corn for hogs back in the day

[@robertsprecher8748]

Nice 355 NH grinder not many of them around any more.

[@haulingit1793]

Why cant you drive the tractor and grinder out in the pen to feed the cows and leave the rest in the grinder until you need it. Its like you are making extra work for no reason. And dont say this is the way we have always done it.

[@that73farmer]

Where we feed at gets real sloppy and muddy in the winter or whenever it rains, and we like to keep our equipment as clean as possible. And in reality, it takes longer to use the tractor and grinder to feed with than it does to use buckets. You could do it by yourself, but its a lot easier with two people to feed with the grinder, and two people aren't always available. Plus, we're not feeding that many buckets anyway. The most we feed at one time is 12, and 4 can be carried at once. It looks like more work to sit and unload into each bucket after we grind a full load, but when you get home after a 12 hour day its nice to just grab what you need and feed, than to drag out the tractor and grinder and drive around cows and mud and making sure you're unloading into the bunk.