The whole haying process in 1 video, second cutting 2023!!!

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  • Опубліковано 3 січ 2025

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  • @khtractors
    @khtractors Рік тому

    Nice setup!

    • @hattcreekfarm
      @hattcreekfarm  Рік тому

      Thank you sir!! It’s all old but gets the job done!! I like my wheel rake for tight spaces like I had here, thanks for watching Ben!!!

  • @Redial2416
    @Redial2416 Рік тому

    Nice video. Questions about your farm if permissible: Do you use the hey you grow for your own animals? If so, what kind and can we see them? I had an aunt and uncle that had a dairy farm when I was young ( a LONG time ago) so these things interest me.

    • @hattcreekfarm
      @hattcreekfarm  Рік тому

      No, there hasn’t been any animals on this property in 5yrs!!! I only sell the hay off this property to maintain the property, and make a little profit!!! Thanks for watching, please subscribe!!!

    • @hattcreekfarm
      @hattcreekfarm  Рік тому

      Oh I do have a few animals but not livestock, just cats, dogs, and chickens!!

  • @raymondrobinson5251
    @raymondrobinson5251 Рік тому

    Fire-ants fairly well ended our use of sickle mowers in our area. Can still use them! Just have to cut high! O'yes! Wire are string?
    See, you had a hiccup!

    • @hattcreekfarm
      @hattcreekfarm  Рік тому +1

      I usually leave a 3”-4” stubble, this helps keep the hay from lying directly on the ground in case of a small shower or from the ground sweating at night, it also helps it to dry faster because wind can get underneath!! It’s a twine baler!!!

    • @hattcreekfarm
      @hattcreekfarm  Рік тому +1

      Please subscribe!!

    • @hattcreekfarm
      @hattcreekfarm  Рік тому +1

      Yes if the knotters get covered with hay I let’s the bill hooks slip & the knot doesn’t tie!! Must keep them cleaned off, definitely gonna invest in a battery powered blower to help speed the process on that!!