That sorghum is amazing. Your oats looked nice too. Was a great year for small grain. Nice shot sequence to show the crop progression.😊. It was like being in the field with you. Awfully hot…. Those led lights did the job.
I'm going to have to try some sorghum next summer for green chop,that stuff really grew nice.... She's been a real scorcher that last couple days,bet it felt way better wrapping last night ,than baling yesterday afternoon..... Thanks for taking us along Will.....
I think green chopping that stuff from Augusr until frost would be a good idea. Even on normal years this is a tough time of year for pastures. I have 94 here now. Too hot. 🥵🤬
I grew sorgum for the first time this year, and my first bale was around #2000 😂 (5 X 5.5). I ended up making the rest about 50 inches. Thanks for the vids
NH sold crop dividers for Haybines in the past. Merely something that would split tall, stalky stuff to the cutterhead, without knocking it over. You are doing a great job cutting stuff way taller than the reel.👍
There was a divider on this one when I got it but it looked like someone had caught it on a few too many fence posts. 🤣 I think it's laying around here somewhere. ait could probably be resurrected with a little work. Thanks.
That sure is a good job done Will👍 At least you had help to load the wrapper, it was just me trying to work the one I used, not fun. It was over 95° when I got done raking, that stuff I'm going to square bale is dry. Maybe it will be cooler and if I bale before noon tommrow. Have a barley pop for me😊
I'm extremely happy with how it turned out considering our rainfall this summer. We definitely had more moisture here than a lot of places but still way below average. Thanks Dustin.
I do have a rake but this was actually right on to a little drier than it should have been for wrapped baleage. I have never made completely dry hay from Sorghum Sudan always baleage.
BMR trait Sorghum Sudan is around 10-11% I've never tested my baleage but suspect it's lower than 10. It has a high energy value and keeps cows and heifers in great shape through the winter. Thanks.
That sorghum is amazing. Your oats looked nice too. Was a great year for small grain. Nice shot sequence to show the crop progression.😊. It was like being in the field with you. Awfully hot…. Those led lights did the job.
Thanks. Sure is nice to have all that feed. We have some clouds and breeze today. Feels a lot nicer than yesterday.
I'm going to have to try some sorghum next summer for green chop,that stuff really grew nice.... She's been a real scorcher that last couple days,bet it felt way better wrapping last night ,than baling yesterday afternoon..... Thanks for taking us along Will.....
I think green chopping that stuff from Augusr until frost would be a good idea. Even on normal years this is a tough time of year for pastures. I have 94 here now. Too hot. 🥵🤬
I grew sorgum for the first time this year, and my first bale was around #2000 😂 (5 X 5.5). I ended up making the rest about 50 inches. Thanks for the vids
I'll bet that was good and heavy. 🤣 Thanks for watching and the comments. 👍🙂
NH sold crop dividers for Haybines in the past. Merely something that would split tall, stalky stuff to the cutterhead, without knocking it over. You are doing a great job cutting stuff way taller than the reel.👍
There was a divider on this one when I got it but it looked like someone had caught it on a few too many fence posts. 🤣 I think it's laying around here somewhere. ait could probably be resurrected with a little work. Thanks.
Nice feed put up there. Cows weren't complaining.
They were liking it. They put a pretty good hurting on those bales since I put them there yesterday. Thanks for stopping by. 👍🙂
Getting it done 👍
Looks good Will!!
Thanks Ed. It was a lot of feed in one day for this operation.
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It looks like a crop that has done well in the extreme conditions of this year.
Sorghum is good for that. It took a while but it got there eventually. Thanks Gary
That sure is a good job done Will👍 At least you had help to load the wrapper, it was just me trying to work the one I used, not fun. It was over 95° when I got done raking, that stuff I'm going to square bale is dry. Maybe it will be cooler and if I bale before noon tommrow. Have a barley pop for me😊
We have 95 now. No breeze. I'm glad I'm done with it. Having someone fetching bales and loading the wrapper is a big help.
The wind is the only way I'm able to cope today, it was 98 when I came in just now. I bet it will be a cold one this winter.
@@burrridgefarms I predict cold and not much snow this winter.
Really happy for you Will those bales should make great feed. Sounds like a good bale count to me!
I'm extremely happy with how it turned out considering our rainfall this summer. We definitely had more moisture here than a lot of places but still way below average. Thanks Dustin.
Very nice video sharing ❤
Thank you. 🙂
Nice video the cutter don't want you to just loaf around 😂thanks Will and family have a get labor day weekend
Thanks Bud. 94 here now. Too hot.
97 feels like it's 100 they say it's hot
It looks like you might have enough feed! Nice work there!
Thanks Paul. I should be in good shape for the winter.
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Looks like you will have a few marshmallows to feed now.🤣👍
I should have plenty of feed. I wouldn't have believed it the way things looked this spring.
Nice looking feed, but do you folks have a rake so you can rake it to dry the bottom side up so its not as green when you want to bale it up?.
I do have a rake but this was actually right on to a little drier than it should have been for wrapped baleage. I have never made completely dry hay from Sorghum Sudan always baleage.
@@farawayfarm2520 oh gotcha, I was just wondering. Inerways thanks for replying back.
@@randymaylowski2485 Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🙂
By time it dries how much of protein do you think it would have?
BMR trait Sorghum Sudan is around 10-11% I've never tested my baleage but suspect it's lower than 10. It has a high energy value and keeps cows and heifers in great shape through the winter. Thanks.
@farawayfarm2520 awesome. Thanks for sharing with other your knowledge, I appreciate it. May God Bless You and with you and all your family.
@@juniorramirez1073 Thank you.