THE EARLIEST IVE CUT SILAGE.. 11TH MAY 2023 FIRST CUT SILAGE 2023
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2023
- HI ALL
in todays video i get the first of the silage cut and in. seen a gap in the weather and went for it, like everything im trying to improve the quality of the silage for the winter and thus improve the performance over the housing period.
hope you enjoy
silage cut by Bernard Mullaney kiltimagh mayo
tedding done by mulroy machinery bohola mayo - Авто та транспорт
A New Zealander watching from Australia
New subscriber here, I'm a city girl and I have learnt so much from Tom Pemberton but there is always more to.learn.Thank you for showing more about what goes on in farms. Loving your videos .watching from Manchester U.K..👍❤
Comment for the algorithm to help the channel 👍👍👍. I'm in Co. Clare.
Hi Gavin, so I’m in Dublin. Your videos are getting better all the time. Well done and great achievements with the land.
Good video nice to get silage done while weather is good, Co Cork.
nice silage video, good quality
Hello watching from South Africa. Gideon
Hi , Brian from Wicklow really enjoy the videos
Cheers Brian
Well done Gavin, looks nice stuff, watching from keelogues, up the road from you
Good vids good content, enjoyed here in Flintshire North Wales,🏴
Watching from Tipperary
Ing video for other farmers well done
Watching from Dallas Texas! Awesome work.
Hi, morden manitoba canada
Nice crop of grass and very good video,watching from bronx new york
Cheers David
Nice looking crop of grass watching from co down Ni 👍
Cheers Paul yea good crop considering the early cut
Devon south west england epic vid
Watching from co Laois,
Watching from the central pilbara north western Australia 😁
Brilliant Shane
Central Kansas! Grew up working on a dairy farm.
Thanks so much
Should make good feeding,always njoy the videos from co. Mayo
Hopefully James
Hi I am Christopher Marlow in co Tyrone love all your videos keep up the good work 👏
Hi Chris cheers
Some excellent content in these videos 👌 North Tipperary
Cheers Christopher 👍
Top quality Gavin, up the rebels.
Thanks so much
Kilkenny 👍
👏👏👏👏 keep up the good work Canning Farms 🚜🐄
Thank you
great video joe from athlone
Cheers Joe
Great video! Hello from New Brunswick, Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks so much
Great agri stuff 🎉
Cheers daragh
Sandy, Shetland , tidy job, you make a good video, cheers!
Thanks sandy
Fantastic video Canning farms 👏 you have the farm looking in great condition and you have improved the land so much with all your hard work 💪🚜🐄 keep up the good work 🐮🐂🚜🐄
Co. Mayo! Doing a mighty job looks great
🤣🤣
Up mayo
Watching from Cork, love the silage vids.
Cheers Jamie
Great video Gavin as always am from co Derry but living now in Sydney Australia 20 years 👌
Cheers gary Jesus a life time out there now
Brilliant video Gavin
Thanks seamus
Great content lad 👌🏼 CoDown
Good Morning Gavin - your hard work and commitment has paid off in abundance. God Bless You. Beautiful..🙏🇮🇪🙏
Thank yiu so much
Portglenone up north here in Antrim
Co. Mayo 🤙🤠
Good man nathan
Great video the early silage is hard to beat
Yea really trying to improve the quality for this winter
Cracking video. The contractors had a great setup. Great drone footage. I’m in Kinnegad in Westmeath
Cheers paddy.. went to college with a crew from kinnegad sound crowd
@@Canningfarms can you remember there names
Co Clare here.
Enjoy your videos, all the way from Coronado, CA!
Keep them coming …
Thanks so much 👍 🙏
Thanks for the videos. I enjoy watching them here in San Jose, California. I grew up on a small farm in Cavan.
From cavan originally myself
Great video.... cork
Cheers Michael
Greetins from Florida, keep up the good work. Always nice to see you improving all the time.
Thanks so much
Fantastic video Canning Farms 👏 well done and keep up the good work. Farm is looking fantastic with all your hard work 😊
Thanks so much
You got a good spell of weather. Mayo man dairy farming in New Zealand. We're just heading into winter here
They seem to do it right out there do they house fir the winter?
No, all outside on fodder beet and hay. If it keeps raining, it will be pure hardship.
up the kingdom
All ireland this year?
@@Canningfarms ya
Great to see the silage on the ground. Living in NY originally from Kerry.
Big change I'd say from the kingdom to the big apple
Quality content mate.glad u had a first good cut. 👍 Cornwall here.
Thanks so much
Contract rearer in wexford very good to see what others are doing 👍
Great to hear from someone doing it aswell how many do you rear?
Good man Gavin. You certainly got the good weather for first cut 👍🏼
Hopefully it continues for you 🤞🏼
Thanks so much how's the head after the birthday
@@Canningfarms no complaints. The older I've gotten the less the head hurts as I use it more now. 🤣🤣
I remember when a guy showing up with a 10 ft mower was a big thing, looks almost quaint now with all the butterflies and Big M's running about the place.
That's it mark mental even in the short time I've been farming the change
@@Canningfarms Yeah it is alright, Nice crop of stuff you got off it.
How times change, the machinery has transformed the tasks.
I remember as a kid out in the fields in Kerry turning the hay with a pitchfork, then gathering it the same way and stacking it in haycocks, tied down with ropes spun out of twisted hay (a skill I never really mastered!). Anyway it’s fun watching you doing it, from here in SINGAPORE 🇸🇬
That's what the man who cut it said his father used to come to my grandfather to trash
I am from Shropshire in UK from jas
Good and Jason good to hear from you
S great coventry uk
Cheers Lloyd
Im not farming now UK but ive done family tree relation came from ireland
Co.Laois
Galway lad
Co.Mayo 🟩🟥
Hi gavin, great video and camera work. Tell me this, what’s the purpose of tedding the glass? Did you say it’s the first time you did that?
Yea first time I tried it it's just to get a good wilt on the grass and reduce the moisture content going into the bale and hopefully that will increase the dry matter and be better feed seemed to work well
Co Tipperary
Looks as though that should make high quality silage judging by what you were showing us. Do you have any slurry left to spread? - those fields would really benefit from a heavy application and would likely produce a good yield of second cut. Dan
No no slurry left have a bit of fert left over I'll graze the edges off and apply then hope to get another cut in 6-7 weeks off that patch again and have it then grazing the rest of the year
Co. Limerick
All ireland again
Ireland clare
Name of song I’m from co Sligo
Crazy for you not sure who sings it off a site for music I can use in the videos
Wildflowers - crazy for you
@@tuliofrizo5702 that's the one
How many weeks had it been if you had to go get the grass tested or did you use a lot of fert per acre?
Around 5 to 5 and a half weeks so was more the timing then the amount got 2 bags of urea a few weeks ago and slurry in feb
@@Canningfarms Ah i did ours with urea too but waited the 6 weeks and only bag per acre was mighty crop for the little i used on it . slurry is mighty stuff to be fair!
jeez didnt know you were in an out of swinford Arivo,your closer than I thought, you'd put me to shame cutting silage in early may, not a blade of grass on my land, mothers sheep have every last bit of it gone, only got bagmanure out late last week
You'll have to get rid of the sheep 🤣
How many acres for the 60 bales?
Around 7 acres but 2 of that was very very light
@@Canningfarms good yield for this time of year considering the april we got looked great stuff in fairness, calf to beef here in galway.
@@pumphesh2048 how do you find the calf to beef?
@@Canningfarms small farm so not many other options but sell stock every 12 months which is good turnover for me, easy to manage as working FT and farming myself, bought as calfs sold as stores