SO MUCH OF THEOLD WAYS LOST. GREAT TO SEE THOSE BOYS OUT THERE WORKIN( THAT IS WORK,NO TWO WAYS BOUT IT) INSTEAD OFSUCKIN UP A.C. ON DANG PLAYSTATION!! WHEN YOU'RE LONG GONE AND THEY ARE OLD MEN,THEY WILLLOOKBACK ON THESE YEARS!!! JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL, INSTANT SUB!!
Micah I'm proud of what you're doing I remember as a child going through everything you're doing but it was during the Depression so teach your children learn from them and God bless you
Hangin Out With Stan makes pickled okra and eggs, Michael McGie makes pickled hay lol. I've never heard of pickled hay. But you're a very smart man and I'm impressed with your knowledge. I never knew green hay could burn a barn down. Back in the 1980's and 90's I had a 714 acre ranch with a new barn I built. That first year I put 4,400 green square bales in it. It was hot but thank God it didn't burn.
Never heard about pickling hay before. Very interesting. The water should run off that stack very nicely. We never covered our stacks either when we use to put up loose hay. Of course a lot of them were 30-40 yards long, but we would go up top with a pitch fork and round them off. Surprising how well they would shed off the water. Nice job Brother!
40 years ago my dad used to chop alfalfa and blow it in a large barn hay loft . They would also salt the hay. Always thought the barn would burn one day but didn't. Instead 100 round bales caught fire stored out in the field. Lol
SO MUCH OF THEOLD WAYS LOST.
GREAT TO SEE THOSE BOYS OUT THERE WORKIN( THAT IS WORK,NO TWO WAYS BOUT IT) INSTEAD OFSUCKIN UP A.C. ON DANG PLAYSTATION!!
WHEN YOU'RE LONG GONE AND THEY ARE OLD MEN,THEY WILLLOOKBACK ON THESE YEARS!!!
JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL, INSTANT SUB!!
Thanks my friend! We enjoy this life!
Micah I'm proud of what you're doing I remember as a child going through everything you're doing but it was during the Depression so teach your children learn from them and God bless you
Awesome Floyd so glad to see you!
Hangin Out With Stan makes pickled okra and eggs, Michael McGie makes pickled hay lol. I've never heard of pickled hay. But you're a very smart man and I'm impressed with your knowledge.
I never knew green hay could burn a barn down. Back in the 1980's and 90's I had a 714 acre ranch with a new barn I built. That first year I put 4,400 green square bales in it. It was hot but thank God it didn't burn.
Wow that is a good thing! Many barns have been burned by it!
man! I love watching your videos, i learn so much!! Im so greatful for your information, keep it coming
Thanks Amy! We have some really great ones this week coming up!!
Was never aware you could pickle hay, pretty cool. Great work loading and unloading that trailer!
Thanks bro..... it was definitely work!
Get as much of that clover you can. Never heard of salting it. Great video.
Thanks bro we got a good pile!
Never heard about pickling hay before. Very interesting. The water should run off that stack very nicely. We never covered our stacks either when we use to put up loose hay. Of course a lot of them were 30-40 yards long, but we would go up top with a pitch fork and round them off. Surprising how well they would shed off the water. Nice job Brother!
Thanks bro! We love it!
Well look at you learning me something new today!!! Love it :-)
Wow look at you!!! 🦸♂️
Very interesting my friend, Well done, I always enjoy your videos. Have a great rest of your day and stay safe out there my friend. 😎
Thanks for that my friend!
Well I learned something new today I never heard a pickling hay sounds like it'll work I hope it does and young boys put a lot of work in 🐝
It must have worked pretty well…… my pigs ate it all!!
Your so smart 😲
Glad we are friends so you can teach me your ways🤣 that really is neat though.
😂😂😂. I’m just a regular old guy! But I guess I ain’t normal!😂😂😂
This is so neat, never thought about "pickling" hay. I may have to try that next year. Did you end up covering it, how did it turn out?
I didn’t cover it…. It didn’t look good but my pigs ate every last bite of it!
Very interesting, my friend! We use that salt, too. Super cheap!
I sure hope it works!
Never heard of this before. Great idea!
Thanks bro! I wish my great ideas didn’t involve so much work LOL!
@@McGieHomesteadAdventures lol the good ones are never easy
Never heard of that! I learned something today 😁
Awesome! It’s a sad day when we don’t learn something!
Wow that is a big pile liked and added to my playlist
Thanks!
Very interesting . They are taken Round Bails rapping with plastic .it brakes down and the cows love it
I’ve been seeing that! Looks like big white worms in the fields!
you are verry smart great idea
I’m just your average homesteader!😉
Really awesome ! I have never seen anyone pickle hay before . Is it like silage ? There is know way I would be picking up that snake lol.
The salt immediately cools the hay if it is beginning to heat up and draws the salt into the stem which preserves it and makes it delicious
40 years ago my dad used to chop alfalfa and blow it in a large barn hay loft . They would also salt the hay. Always thought the barn would burn one day but didn't.
Instead 100 round bales caught fire stored out in the field. Lol
Wow that’s amazing! I think this would have done better in a barn!
So how did the hay stack work for you?
I put pigs in there that winter and they ate every bit of it!
How did this turn out yes I’ve heard of salting square bales as you put them in the barn they say it works never did it
Reading threw all the comments I see your pigs ate it all. Good work my friend
Yes they did!
In my opinion salting square bales in the barn worked better……. But definitely more work!
U Could have made a silage bin and packed it in there but learned something new today
Silage would have been better!
I'm interested to see if this works! Your local grain elevator should have mixing salt for super cheap. We get it at $6 per 50lbs.
It was free!
@@McGieHomesteadAdventures Free is my favorite price. :)
😋 Seasoned hay 🐄 🐖
Delicious I’m sure!!!
I wonder if instead of water softener pellets why couldn’t you use a 50 lb bag of mineral which is heavy in salt mineral
I definitely could. And on September 7 you will see me do just that in a pretty awesome video!
I would guess animals like salt on their food too.
They absolutely love it!
U joints what a pain.
Oh yeah! I don’t like machinery!😂😂😂