First Bale Of The Year!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2023
- Baling season is back!! Things are ramping up this time of year in these parts. Hope you enjoy the drone footage of the neighbs planting corn! Do you think we should have Todd on again? Let me know below!
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Thank goodness there are farm families like yours who don't cave in to the tract developers destroying our beautiful state. God Bless.
And if we sell out, it will be to triple in size. I love what I do.
That’s the only way to get Rich !! Lol
@Cordelia Holt hi. So sorry to hear that. Cancer is so devastating. for your channel, do your best to use words people search for in TH-cam. I see you have one video up. Keep making them. It’s a slow process.
Awesome Engineering in the Sled to Make the Raised beds or rows!👍👍✌️💰💰💰💰💰
Even when he said he was Zach I knew that was the voice of the master pipe layer.
Now you are going to have to show the corn growing through the summer and harvesting it,so we all can see how it’s done In Arizona
Yes, please do have Todd back on as a guest! Should also have him explain why the planters are offset on the beds for flood irrigation. Guessing most folks don't know about that. Keep up the good work!
We’re makin hay!
We Makin’ it!!!!
That is the neatest corn planting operation I have ever seen, looks like potato planting in the Netherlands.
Some good viddles right there!🤣🤣🐄🐄🐄🐂🐂🐂🦬🦬🐑🐑
Thank you!!
Trevoooor, thought you would never post this vid, watching all of your vids ty for taking the time and filming all the stuff, great content highly recommended .. Keep it up. im definitely a future visitor on your farm, cheers bud
Good show
Hay that's cool. I live in saskatchewan. It finally quite snowing.
There German menonites, the young couple there’s lots of them in Mexico and Canada. I know because I am one lol 😅
Driven that highway many a times. Great during spring
I married at 20 in 1968. Sill enjoying life with my bride. Good luck young married couple.
Love the video
Thank you!! We love you.
It’s Randy!
Watching from west Tennessee man those deeres are nice
Super nice!!! These guys run a good operation.
Hay….. Or should I say hey? Good video buddy. That audio sounds mint
Your shows are great never boring totally unpredictable my scatterbrain absolutely loves em... such a sweet family story I'm betting number 5 is going to be a girl... your family is amazing I love it...
Oddly enough, these videos represent my Brain. Ask my wife…
The karate kid wax on wax off lol and I like that camo paint job
Painta house, painta fence 😂 👍
Lol I had to stop the video and jump in here and comment Trevor lol… Miyagi not old lol… I get ya man
g'day from Australia ive been sitting on a windrower for the last 6 months doing canola then wheat straw..we have a 9740 massy and that thing sips fuel runs on a oily rag..our mate has a bigger one like yours and it drinks fuel..we have never has a issue with running out of power with the 9740 so if you want to get another machine you should look and see if there is one around.
Actually the second Bale(s) of year. The first was a story of pain and passion,...then there he was, wit 2 fingas',...🎉😮😂😅 Balerino, you take a big slice of the cake my friend! 👏 😂 Stay Golden Pony Boy 💪🇺🇲👍 Ffffffffff yeah!
The master pipe layer cameo. You should ask the corn guy about his duel compacting that row. Caught that when the guy backed up. If they notice any difference in those two rows vs the others.
I don’t think they do. I’ll try to remember to bring it up.
Trevor great video. I've seen you to up the mountain. Never get tired of the scenery. Curious, how wide are the corn rows? I realize he is planting for irrigation. They look pretty wide on the video. What population does Todd plant? Really interesting to see agriculture in different areas of the country.
Canada, I resemble that remark, Saskatchewan is just east of us here in Alberta.
Your the second person to talk about rye in alfalfa this year. I'm intrigued! Using it in older stands or just a great program for all acres
Using it in older stands. It makes good horse feed.
Trevor go visit ZJ this spring. Master Pipe Layer! RANDY!!! WHOOOOHOOOO
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Saw your appearance on a Drinkin Bros show there buddy, those guys go off the rails a bit. Anyway, we put some fertilizer down last weekend on our little bit of hay ground, now we hope for some timely moisture to get a good couple cuttings
Yeah, I don’t listen to them much. They “do research” that isn’t always good research. Reading two articles on Google isn’t enough.
@BalesHayFarmandRanch yea, I kind of figured that, I listen to them for the entertainment, not much more than that
Howdy from North East Kansas,. Love the videos never know what you may see keep them coming. O yea 964th thumbs up
Hi! 👋
Trevor you should go visit Randy and Zac up in Minnesota plant corn because this that you just showed is not the conventional way that most of us use. What type of corn were they planting? It was definitely a way different way of planting than I’ve ever seen.
I know, and that was a bit of the joke between Todd and I. We’re not as advanced as the Midwest. I think this was 90 day corn for silage.
best incedental music on yt . . thank you !
How many tons per acre on that early cutting of alfalfa/rye?
Get yourself another fendt. Put triple mowers on it. And you also have another tractor to do other jobs when not mowing hay. Get one with GPS on that. your men can put down a lot of hey in one day.
Thanks for sharing another great video with us
Lol when we’re not mowing hay??? When we’re not mowing hay we’re not doing tractor work.
I think I seen you sometime ago pulling a disc and leveling ground and moving dirt. A Triple mower can mow 30 ft in one shot.
But damn bust my balls for leaving a comment🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
We don't make as much as you do. my second job we run triple mowers. But we just run a dairy farm do custom work many other types of jobs.
Tractor+triple mowers don’t always space out right in those flood irrigation benches and operater makes a more partial (inefficient passes). Windrower is more maneuverable/faster turnaround on ends than a tractor would be on those tighter headlands…..
@@farmershelper6203 lol. No busting of the balls! I do like those triple mowers. They are cool.
How has your luck been with go pros the last year of filming. The last one I tried to use froze and deleted everything all the time. For the most part any more I just use my phone.
On a side note we are about to kickoff cotton planting and first cut next week. So been busy getting everything watered and getting equipment ready. I even sprayed a new bed liner on my main farm truck earlier today
Funny you ask. I just had a DJI delivered to my office. I’m sick and tired of the GoPro. Great pict. Decent sound. But always always freezing up.
What was there names we actually have a couple coming to our grain farm in Saskatchewan this summer lol but there from new found land not Mexico
Had a sun blizzard in NH today, turns out you don’t have neighbors? Mine weren’t found of me running around in my underoo’s in the sprinkler?
Trevor
What’s the additive tank you have on swather and what’s it for.
Killing bugs!!!!!!
Whole else watching mobile zoomed in right as he said it 😂
You should get a construction forcliff that halls on the back of a trailer and set up with like a accumulator to off load at customers so you. Don't have to take your squeeze up there every time. Don't shoot the messenger it's just a thought to save time and resources.
That could work. But then we’re hauling less hay. That’s would add to the weight or the load. Plus we go places those forklifts wouldn’t go easily. It could work though.
Hey Trevor, why do they have one narrow and one double wide gauge wheel on the corn planter?
🤷🏻♂️ I’ll try to remember to ask.
I’m not going to lie I almost could smell the hay
You secretly could. TH-cam has that now.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch I scratched and scratched but couldn’t smell a thing thing
The karate kid reference lol
Mowing is the most time consuming. If I could rationalize owning a self propelled mower, I’d buy one. But for now, we’ll just have to use 2 tractors with mowers.
Haymaker by day, ghost hunter at night?
How high do you let the grass get before you cut it?
We shoot for 28 to 30 days. It will get to a point where it doesn’t get bigger. Instead it gets tough and rank.
Ya got that raccoon look goin on Trevor😮
Lol. The colors?
Have you thought about getting another tractor and running a triple mower set up on it?
Yes, but I would need to do a lot of research first.
Would one of those lift’s work that goes on back of a lumber truck be heavy enough just wondering so u wouldn’t have to run the squeeze around
I’ve thought about that too. Even if it only picked up half a stack at a time. The downside would be the added weight to the truck. The customer would be getting less hay. But the overall bill would be less too.
Corn prices have gone up enough. That Hay and cotton farmers are planting corn. Hope everyone makes money.
Was that the actor formerly know as Zack Johnson?
I live in moose jaw Saskatchewan
Is Todd irrigating with the same water system you guys irrigate with?
Yes!
Why dont you use the butterfly consept 30-34 feet a swath.
I’m not sure what that means. This way works very very well for us.
Laura Farms!
Where?
How about running a tractor with triple mowers instead of a different swather? You see them running in European, but I mostly see swathers here in the US.
Maybe one day. Currently we are set up for these specific swather size.
That couple are Mennonite I have talked to there uncle Ben in Canada. That’s crazy to hear his name.
Do you sell Bud Light in ya store 🤔 😅😅😅
Nope. And never will. No alcohol at this point. But no bud as long as I’m alive.
No GPS? wow 😮
Nope. Need it.
Smells like money
kalkamonsalpeter
You must not charge enough if people will pay you to drive 5 hrs to unload hay.
Or we make a very good product?
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch I'm sure you do a good product. But I was referring to them paying you vs them having someway to unload hay on there own. Either a squeeze or bale grapple on a tractor. I've bucked enough bales I would not want to do that. But a grapple on a loader should to be cheaper than paying you to drive up there to unload it.
You have new viewers? Who are they and how much are you paying them to watch these videos?
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Bahahahahaha.