Nice to see your videos back and father and sons working so well together. Harvest time is always strenuous trying to compete with the weather but the crop looked good.
Good start to the haying season, not much trouble for the first time. Nice to see all three of you going at it and doing it well. Always liked hay season.looking forward to more videos, good work
Gehl 1475 is the model. Regarding feeding, if you are referring to how it feeds into the baler, high-moisture crops actually feed more easily than dry crops.
Of all the farming channels i watch ,you're the only one that spelled BALING right,😁,hay making without touching a bale....thumbs up
Ha! Yes, one of my pet peeves. I suppose, however, if hay was raining down from the heavens, we'd be bailing it out of the basement.
Keith-
ha, the farmer's wife finds the farmer quite funny :) Laura
So cloudy when you started. Always fun to heading into the hay field when it's looking like rain. You got it though!👍
It actually was showering a bit when we began but the skies brightened as we progressed.
Your dad is very smart
Preach it, Brother Kirk, preach it! The children need to hear that daily. LOL
Keith-
Good video🎉
Great videos as always really like them all especially the milking videos with all the family thanks again roger from ky
Nice to see your videos back and father and sons working so well together. Harvest time is always strenuous trying to compete with the weather but the crop looked good.
It's always nice visiting finklandia
Awesome video thanks for sharing and always love your videos. Great job 👍 🐄 🐮 🐮 🐂
Please continue to take us along on your journey! Great videos!
Thank you.
Good start to the haying season, not much trouble for the first time. Nice to see all three of you going at it and doing it well. Always liked hay season.looking forward to more videos, good work
How long until you can feed the wrapped bales?
Realistically, they can be fed right away. The microbial activity that completes the fermentation process is usually completed in two weeks time.
How is the LT15 working out?
I'm looking to mill oak/maple up to 18"-20".
The mill is working well. Wilson and I spent the day yesterday in the hot sun milling oak and walnut logs for a friend.
Keith-
what model baler is that? Do you have problems feeding it at that high moisture? Or does Sudan feed easier than other forages?
The baler is a Gehl 1475. No trouble feeding at high moisture. In fact, high moisture crops feed easier than dry.
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Did you say Lydia had her own channel
I also disappointed with bale rap
You fast forward and that is why I thumbs down 👎
what model baler is that? Do you have problems feeding it at that high moisture? Or does Sudan feed easier than other forages?
Gehl 1475 is the model. Regarding feeding, if you are referring to how it feeds into the baler, high-moisture crops actually feed more easily than dry crops.