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Hey there. Im A student at UWP and I live on a Beef( once dairy) farm. I heard about that accident on Cty K. I was wondering where you sell your hay at. We live near Patch Grove and I know there's one at Prairie Du Chien. And Keep up the good work... More people need to know that farming is hard, labor intensive, and expensive. Its nice to see a guy in the area who does this and gets the word out.
Love the video but you guys load bales a lot different then I have ever done we stack the ones on the end up right to keep them from roiling back. And we stack 2 more on top of the rest of the load. It's best if you have a 35' goose neck trailer it's a lot quicker and easier
what kind of grass do you bale? We have Alicia Bermudagrass which makes a excellent hay down here in south GA. Our bales are 4x5 and average between 800 to 1000pds. I loaded a trailer today also. Thanks for the video
+Tennessee Hillbilly Makes the load a lot more top heavy and dangerous especially when using a deck-over gooseneck and the added stress on the truck isn't worth the risk
Our average was just over 1T/bale, and it was the heaviest stuff there, so I'd say a little less than that. ~$50-100/ton? I don't know what these sold for but I think that's a good price about this time of year.
Wow. they weigh that much. I'm surprised that bobcat would lift it that high without tipping. Our bobcat at the farm cant even pick up a full pallet of sad without two guys hanging from the back of it, and even then its pretty sketchy.
huronhockey8 our round straw bales which are 4 X 4's weigh in around 200 KG's which is about 440 pounds, It depends a lot on the moisture and the density the baler is set to. Round silage bales would be about 1 ton per bale.
Why do bales that were presumably in the building yall are pulling them out of have snow on them? That one was covered in snow and the end of the last one had caked on snow on it... Just wondering! OL J R :)
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Hey Ryan I didn't know I missed This many Video's but catching up.
Very neat idea with the drone and camera! Great view!
Hay,look I'm flying!Great video.
Good video !!!
Hey there. Im A student at UWP and I live on a Beef( once dairy) farm. I heard about that accident on Cty K. I was wondering where you sell your hay at. We live near Patch Grove and I know there's one at Prairie Du Chien. And Keep up the good work... More people need to know that farming is hard, labor intensive, and expensive. Its nice to see a guy in the area who does this and gets the word out.
you should get the sab forks
He has one but they don't like using it as much there is a video on it
What drone is that you're using?
Hey Ryan how long is that goose-neck trailer you got there??
Saw that it was called "fennimore" livestock somethin or other, fennimore Wisconsin? I'm from prairie du chien myself
what do you grow on your farm?corn, soybeans and what else?
thanks!
Love the video but you guys load bales a lot different then I have ever done we stack the ones on the end up right to keep them from roiling back. And we stack 2 more on top of the rest of the load. It's best if you have a 35' goose neck trailer it's a lot quicker and easier
I hope you still lock them down.
yeah right
How long is that trailer
What type drone you using?
cool drone video maybe you can do a video on your drone camera
what kind of grass do you bale? We have Alicia Bermudagrass which makes a excellent hay down here in south GA. Our bales are 4x5 and average between 800 to 1000pds. I loaded a trailer today also. Thanks for the video
0:30 ABOUT A WEEK AGO
what about it?
who is driving the skid steer?
what do you get for a bale of that hay?
Hey man, just curious why you don't set a row of rolls on top. [Hauling 11/load vs hauling 8/load].
More wear and tear on the truck, more dangerous hauling.
+Tennessee Hillbilly Makes the load a lot more top heavy and dangerous especially when using a deck-over gooseneck and the added stress on the truck isn't worth the risk
whatchu sellin round bales for? Dont ya have calvs to feed?
I knew he had a drone
What does a round bail weigh typically? I know it will vary with moisture, but what's the general weight range? Keep up the good work buddy.
And generally what is the cost of one?
Our average was just over 1T/bale, and it was the heaviest stuff there, so I'd say a little less than that. ~$50-100/ton? I don't know what these sold for but I think that's a good price about this time of year.
Wow. they weigh that much. I'm surprised that bobcat would lift it that high without tipping. Our bobcat at the farm cant even pick up a full pallet of sad without two guys hanging from the back of it, and even then its pretty sketchy.
huronhockey8 our round straw bales which are 4 X 4's weigh in around 200 KG's which is about 440 pounds, It depends a lot on the moisture and the density the baler is set to. Round silage bales would be about 1 ton per bale.
my 4 by 4s average 420 lbs to 460
That's a sad story. To bad the guy didn't just secure his load
How a drone works?????
Damn magnets man, tell ya hwat
LOL! Did know Ryan had a drone.
Why do bales that were presumably in the building yall are pulling them out of have snow on them? That one was covered in snow and the end of the last one had caked on snow on it...
Just wondering! OL J R :)
luke strawwalker the snow probably blows in under the door
Watch the vid again. That shelter doesn't have a door on it.
Ho come you don't just get a bale fork
i notice you never reply to any thing js!! be nice if you would
I respond as often as I can.
Can't drive a skid steer worth a shit Hahaha
Dude plz go out s beard
so slow