Hannah Bales and the JCB Teleskid 3TS-8T Makes Trails
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- I finally got Hannah in the Tractor Seat! We got a little dusty with the JCB 3TS-8T!
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How Farms Work by Ryan Kuster is a UA-cam channel based in rural Potosi, Wisconsin. Our mission is to teach those who didn't grow up on a farm what the farming life is like. These videos show the Kuster family working together raising cattle and crops. We believe everyone who wants to know more about farming should be able to share the farming experience with us and we look to educate the world on many essential agriculture topics.
How Farms Work takes place on ~1,100 acres with around 75-200 cattle at any given time. Four John Deere tractors are currently used on the farm, which are a 4020, 4640, 7600, and 8235R.
Great overhead shots, as always. Hannah is driving that tractor and baler like a boss.
Good seeing Hannah involved with making hay.
Great to see Hannah makin' the hay!
Good to see husband and wife working together on the farm!! Stay safe always!!
Another great video Ryan. Good to see Hannah getting involved.
That new bail wrapper makes short work of keeping the hay protected. Great job Hannah!!
Hannah was doing some serious concentrating on what she was doing. 👍👍👍Very cool!
Hey Ryan! Feed is feed. You’ll master it eventually. You care, and that will take you far. Congrats on the wedding! Always great content, and straight to the point. All American farmer! Love it!!! Keep them coming!
Thanks!
@@HowFarmsWork why did you go with a round baler instead of a square
Must be my years as a cyclist, but there is something very satisfying about seeing a dry chain getting nicely lubricated!
Hannah did a great job👍 the wrapper is a handy machine when you have bales like this😉👍 nice video👍👍
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Good to see Hanna working with you on the farm. Wishing you and your family the best.
ryan i am not a farmer but i loved going to my grandads farm as a kid and helping with haying and driving the tractor that pulled the waggon. you videos even tough shot in america remind me of those times. life sure was simpler then.
Hi Ryan, Thanks for your videos. I grew up on a dairy farm in Canton, New York up north near the Canadian border. I went in the USNAVY at age 18 but my youngest brother and his wife and daughter still live on the farm.
Formerly BT1 Paul Richardson USNAVY 1968-1978
Hanna may be the best intern decision a farmer ever made!!! ;-)
Great to see Hannah again glad to see her bailing some hay
That bale wrapping just looks like a good time. :)
Howdy ya'll,
Nice lookin bales, we were out raking and baling today as well, all went good, no brake downs, just smooth sailing, our other crew was chopping barely silage, all around a Great day !!
Stay safe, Stay Calm and Farm on my Friends, Peace
I just started watching your videos today, not a farmer but have always wished to own my own land. Will never happen so I’m doing it through you guys. Great videos love to see it! Keep up the great work.
Hannah's the best!!! You are very blessed....both of you...
Great job Hannah , Ryan and Dwight, it was wilted just right, that will make for some tasty feed come winter👌👍😎
You will enjoy having that wrapper. We wrapped all of our hay.
Another great video Ryan and It's always a pleasure to see Hannah out there with you working. Love the videos and keep doing the amazing work you do. God bless you and your family!!
Glad to see you're getting the hay you need. Let's pray for rain for the farmers out west to help them through these hard times
A little trick I do for putting end bags on is shoving it through the net wrap and taping it off.
Awesome to see y’all family working together stay safe
Great video! Great to see Hannah running equipment, and you instructing her with care. The two of you make a great team, keep up the great teamwork! 👍😁
I remember for years we use to use used motor oil for all of ours chains filled up a empty container of plochman’s mustard 😄 Hannah did a good job 👍🏾
Another awesome video…Great seeing you and Hannah working together. You make a great team. Blessings!
I for one like when you and Hanna work togeather. It shows really how a farm works as a team! And hopefully teach other families work together.
The way she calls him mean. Lol not first time I think
Ryan your video production skills make watching a pleasure!
Nice too see Hannah back in a video again!
Hi Ryan. Aussie contractor again. I used 200 micron builders plastic for end caps. Cut to size you want put on bale(lay on flat on ground)and use baler twine around bale to hold it on. Tighten twine then pull plastic down tight. Makes very cheap end cap that’s tight and doesn’t balloon out during curing
It's nice to learn a little more about the decisions Farmers and Ranchers use when putting up hay. Thanks Ryan.
Good video Ryan and Hanna great seeing you working together
best video of any one and great to see Hannah learning...I learned alot myself
Good to see Hanna doing some farming again.
I was up in your neck of the woods a few weeks ago making a delivery to Cassville. That part of Wisconsin is absolutely beautiful.
Nice to see hannah. I used to remeber the farmer harvesting hay it smelled so good. And they had a square bailer and then a round baler. His son still farms!
1st.. looks like she is doing a good job handling the tractor, good job Hannah
Hey Ryan
Hannah you both are lucky to be with each other congratulations on your wedding.
Great camera work as usual. Nice to see the Mrs keeping you company. The 82 and new baler are a good looking pair
Nice video- now you have Hanna to help bale you out!
What a game changer the wrapper is.
I enjoyed seeing the wrap in operation. Learning about the silage hay verses dry
Great to see Hannah working with you. That bale wrapper has really been handy for you.
I would be stressed out running the Bailey for time. Props! Thanks for the video!
WD40 makes a roller chain lube. That would probably be a better choice for your baler application.
Hannah is a natural!
Hello from Bogalusa Louisiana! Enjoy your videos. Keep on keeping on…
Good job Ryan any good husband always tells there wife that they did something “perfect”! Nice to see that you’re getting plenty of hay for the year.
Good to see Hannah helping. She will be out there directing you before long.
Finally getting to see Hannah!!!
Love the drone scenery and the smell of fresh cut hay.
Good job, it’s nice to have another hand on the farm!
I really enjoy your videos teaching Hannah how to bale.
It has been hot and dry here in Michigan but I've still been struggling with making dry hay all season.
The WD40 dry lube...i am going to try it.
Don't worry about moisture. Anything over 25 to 30 will ferment and Anything under 20 to 25 will just come out as good feed.
Catching up. Hey Ryan and Hannah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pretty neat seeing you wrap your bale's. Always seen them on the ground but never how they get wrapped. Keep up the good work.
The wrapper will be a game changer moving forward
I sure enjoy watching you two work together. Does my heart good.
well that was very entertaining and most importantly you do a great job of making the farming tasks easier to watch and be inspired more and more every time I watch all the positive farmers like you , the welker farms family and many more and yes I am glad to say I made it to the end.
Good job, Hannah! Youall are gonna make a happy couple for life. God bless you both.
We run John Deere round balers,seems like they act up on the hottest day of the season. Nice to see the new bride learning how to help out. 👍
Great video as always. Let’s see more drone shots and some brush hogging.
Keep balin'! It's always fun to see hay made!
Excellent video Ryan with great overhead shots. Hi from Victoria, Australia.
Enjoyed the video Ryan , Hannah .
Makes me jealous seeing you guys making hay over there. Still a few months yet til we can start over here in aus. Great vid, thanks for sharing Ryan and Hannah.
I thought you had a tedder, I was wondering, always tough to make those decisions when you're facing uncertain forecasts, looks like you have a good supply laid up for winter, Hannah did a great job!, thanks for sharing
Great to see Hannah out there with ya ! Great video as always ..... My family and I enjoy every one !
Hannah did great job makn' the hay 👍
Wrapping is an interesting way to protect the nutrition in the hay. Lots of work,but like money in the bank.
Just bought 6 acres of the family farm and hope to be haying my self this time next year on my own place.
Awesome video. Looks like you have plenty of marshmallows for the winter lol
She has the best teacher
Another great video Ryan. Looked like Hannah picked up the bailing pretty quick. I can remember years ago learning to bail with an “old” John Deere twine bailer. So I could relate to her pain, lol!
Great teaching, patient and kind with the suggestions and great job driving and getting all the details correct. Fun video shots.....thanks for sharing.
Always informative and transparent. You make hard work look enjoyable. Thanks ; keep up the good work.
Great job running the camera Hannah!
Ryan, Glad you are making enough Hay. I had to sell a lot of my herd down in south central TX. Hay down here is like gold now!
Good to see Hannah getting involved.
Looks like good hay, Miss them days of making it !
Always love when Hannah shows up
Team Hannah - Get her done! Great Vlog.
awsome video ryan glad to see hannah involved with makeing hay she did a good job of it too thumbs up and shared
Farm on, Ryan and Hannah!
So inspiring hannah
On our big tractor we run baler on 1k shaft with 540 adapter. 140+hp tractor pulls baler no problem,sips fuel, and is quieter. I just pull up pto shaft speed on computer and keep it on 540.
Great to see Hannah bailing!
I enjoy the drone shots. Keep up the good videos
Nice video isn't it funny how the weather changes in a blink of an eye 👀👁️👁️. 👍💪💪😎
Hay Ryan, the hay crop looks pretty good!!!!! hopefully 3rd cutting is good as well! you guys have been blessed with good crops this year, before you know it fall is going to be here! take care Ryan!
Making hay while the weather holds. Always a good plan v
It was another great video I really enjoy watching your videos with the round baler because we are currently looking at one ourselves thank you for all the information and sharing your guy's life with us
Nice job on the baling Mrs. K!
Isn’t it the saying “Our” cows/herd now. As always great content. We manually use the wrap to make our end caps down here and spear from the top to place the last one on
Yep, anything over 25 is better wrapped. 15 -25% with acetic will sweat out without molding, and if you don't have acid 20% will have some dusty mold here and there.
Hannah is doing a fantastic job 👏 a lot better than I did my first time round baling!
love to see hannah and you working togeather and thanks for the videos
Those are some nice drone shots good work 👍