My uncle baled square bales when I was a kid. As a 6 to 9 yr old girl my job was to roll bales close to the truck for easier pick up. Then after I got to sit while the boy cousins stacked the bales into the barn. It was great being a girl then. That was 65 years ago and I can still smell the alfpha and still itch.
Those bales look so nice and thick, should get air through them and keep well. 300….that is what we used to call on the dairy farm a “Good Problem” with a little smile on the face. Happy for you guys, especially given last year. God Blesses Us in special ways!
Going to be an early winter here in Minnesota. Farmers here where I live are having a very hard time putting up hay because of all the rain we are having. In seven days we got over 6” of rain, the week before about 7”, it’s been like this since spring. I asked my neighbor if he saw that no matter how much rain we get, puddles don’t even last 24. God is certainly replenishing the earth’s water supply this year!
Thanks Cole for cleaning the windows! Makes for MORE ENJOYABLE UA-cam viewing pleasure! You Sonne boys ROCK the feed hauling and winter prep just like harvesting and staking wood for winter fuel!
I’m a UA-cam viewer of your channel . I follow Sonnefarms and seeing all this first cut hay I am so happy for you guys just knowing that you all are hopefully going to have one less thing to worry about this coming Winter . I imagine that you all are sleeping a little bit better . Hoping to see y’all roll up much more 2024 hay crop . Good Hopes and Prayers being sent to your family and to all farmers and ranchers affected by drought, fires and floods. I depend on every single one of you . Thank you for everything you do and stand for . Good people need to be respected ,appreciated and recognized from time to time . Too many people don’t know where their food comes from .
Hello. Could you help me financially expand my agriculture-related project? With this money, I would purchase the equipment necessary for harvesting livestock feed and cultivating the land. If you want to help me. In the description of the channel, the mail is indicated. Write there. Thank you.
Thanks for another great video Cole. It was interesting and most enjoyable. Busy day moving bales. I don’t think a lot of non farm people realize how much time and effort it takes to move the bales from the field into the farmstead. Time consuming process. Just simply takes time. You yourself invested three fourths of a day moving bales. You all moved 300 bales , that is a lot. Good to see Sonny helping out-ha!!!!! With uncle Jeff and your dad hauling also, you all moved a lot of bales. You hay crop is fantastic for sure. Good hay for the winter feed. Thanks for everything. You all take care and be safe. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
I always like to watch haying season on the Sonne installation. You guys always illustrate proficiency as well as efficiency. I remember as a kid doing hay work when school let out. The most help we got was a one row paddle type rake. We stacked hay by hand on one farm and on another we bucked up on to a tall platform with a pickup extension out front. Self propelled it picked up bales faster than 3 guys could stack. The best days hayin were on vacation in MN when after raking we would get all the resort people (who wanted an outside cookin party) together and we would catch sacks full of frogs. Some resort locals would poach a duck or 2 and another would bring panfish. The real fun started when 2 tough acting boys from Chicago tried to run down a slow moving cat. They found out it weren't a cat. We were all happy that the boys chased that "cat" out of the resort and not down to the party. The boys were sent to the lake where they stood in the water up to their chins until someone got the de-skunking stuff to clean the boys up. I don't know what it was but it worked. I was too busy eating frog legs and duck to ask questions.🤤
What a great video! Thanks ... ya'll sure are productive! Here in east-central Indiana besides baling hay they're harvesting wheat and then baling straw so they can plant late beans. It smells so good out in the country! God is good!
New Holland baler Cole! International Harvester never made a round (or square) baler worth a darn, and I’m a born and raised IH guy. Glad to see you guys have such a great first cut.
I've noticed that Cole refers to it as an Internatonal baler in the last two videos. Thought maybe he was just checking to see if we were paying attention. Maybe to him if it isn't green it's not important what it is.
Excellent drone footage! It helps me understand the size of your fields. The camera placement on the hay trailer hitch was interesting. You are a great director.
I too started to over heat standing out in the sun hilling potatoes. That is why I am now in the cool house watching another Sonne farms video. Thanks for the break.
The calm and the green before the storms. Been seeing your videos on Instagram, local news and my son sending pics and videos up around Sioux City area. Not looking good fellas. Hi uncle Jeff kinda got to see you lol. God bless
Absolutely loving seeing all the bales filling up the empty spaces it’s just so satisfying knowing you’re off to a good stock pile for the winter months! Just wondered would you do a vlog about your bulls and what you do around breeding time about who goes where and if they go to heifers or cows. Would be good to meet the boys at Sonne frames x
I don’t know how you guys can do that on are small family Farm That’ll take us like five days to do you guys are so cool keep up the good work in the videos
I don’t know how you guys can do that on are small family Farm That’ll take us like five days to do you guys are so cool keep up the good work in the videos mahwu
Glad to see ya'll getting good yields. So far so good this year for us. It got a little scary last couple of weeks with no rain but getting it now and some in the forecast. Wildfire smoke got us last year and overall production was short. Hoping for close to 50k small squares this year. Covering nearly 500 acres
I’m looking forward to the end of year stats on the bales vs the last few years. It should be impressive. Praying it keeps up and the big rains you just got didn’t do much damage. You did ask us all to pray for rain last year though, just saying…..lol❤❤❤
Thought it might be interesting to ya'll ... grain prices at our local Stone Station Elevator: corn 4.16, beans 11.51, wheat 5.01. At Cardinal Ethanol: corn 4.14. This is east-central Indiana. Have a blessed week!
Seeing those full trailers is an answer to many prayers. And when do we get to see the auxiliary storage where you’ve been hiding the baler and double spear?
I saw that the area is getting lots of rain. I hope it has passed and it did not do much damage. I'm glad you guys got your first cutting of hay and alfalfa in.
Three Sonne Farms with three storage yards/feed lots, three tractors, three trailers/ bale haulers and three hard working dudes! Only one camera to capture what Cole is racking and stacking!
What a fantastic video of all the things going on with the farms. You are able to place cameras etc for all this while doing what you do !!! mercy and then put it through your video producer to make the video for us to see wow!!
Oh my goodness brother that view was much better after cleaning the windows. Thanks you rock great job on gathering that hay. I’m so glad you guys are getting a bunch of it in. Looking at your Instagram these videos have been made before the rain I take it?hope all goes well for you. Keep up the good work peace out.
Brian would you educate us on how long you keep your cattle from birth to selling off? What weight are you looking for and the reason you don't finish out cattle.
My uncle baled square bales when I was a kid. As a 6 to 9 yr old girl my job was to roll bales close to the truck for easier pick up. Then after I got to sit while the boy cousins stacked the bales into the barn. It was great being a girl then. That was 65 years ago and I can still smell the alfpha and still itch.
Thanks for letting us ride along while you picked up all those bales.
Those bales look so nice and thick, should get air through them and keep well. 300….that is what we used to call on the dairy farm a “Good Problem” with a little smile on the face. Happy for you guys, especially given last year. God Blesses Us in special ways!
Going to be an early winter here in Minnesota. Farmers here where I live are having a very hard time putting up hay because of all the rain we are having. In seven days we got over 6” of rain, the week before about 7”, it’s been like this since spring. I asked my neighbor if he saw that no matter how much rain we get, puddles don’t even last 24. God is certainly replenishing the earth’s water supply this year!
Was just watching a video about Minneapolis with a dam problem washing out.
Were in upstate ny. That's how was last year. Rain rain rain. impossible to make dry hay. Good so far this year. Hopefully you guys dry up soon
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Thanks Cole for cleaning the windows! Makes for MORE ENJOYABLE UA-cam viewing pleasure! You Sonne boys ROCK the feed hauling and winter prep just like harvesting and staking wood for winter fuel!
I’m a UA-cam viewer of your channel . I follow Sonnefarms and seeing all this first cut hay I am so happy for you guys just knowing that you all are hopefully going to have one less thing to worry about this coming Winter . I imagine that you all are sleeping a little bit better .
Hoping to see y’all roll up much more 2024 hay crop . Good Hopes and Prayers being sent to your family and to all farmers and ranchers affected by drought, fires and floods. I depend on every single one of you . Thank you for everything you do and stand for . Good people need to be respected ,appreciated and recognized from time to time . Too many people don’t know where their food comes from .
Thank you so much!
Nothing you fellas do is ever boring!
Hello. Could you help me financially expand my agriculture-related project? With this money, I would purchase the equipment necessary for harvesting livestock feed and cultivating the land. If you want to help me. In the description of the channel, the mail is indicated. Write there. Thank you.
You guys work like heck and everyone is involved. Total team effort, most impressive. That's how it goes on the farm.
So happy for Sonne Farms - God please continue to bless this family and their crops and livestock.
Sow and you shall reap! The Sonne's certainly are reaping. It's so gratifying when you do your best and the reward of success! Good job Sonne's!
Thank you Sonne farms!!!!
Thanks for another great video Cole.
It was interesting and most enjoyable.
Busy day moving bales. I don’t think a lot of non farm people realize how much time and effort it takes to move the bales from the field into the farmstead. Time consuming process. Just simply takes time.
You yourself invested three fourths of a day moving bales.
You all moved 300 bales , that is a lot.
Good to see Sonny helping out-ha!!!!!
With uncle Jeff and your dad hauling also, you all moved a lot of bales.
You hay crop is fantastic for sure. Good hay for the winter feed.
Thanks for everything. You all take care and be safe.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
I am so pleased this year has gone well so far with the first cut. Wishing you all the very best for the rest of the season
Fields are really looking rich! Blessings of a good wet summer for you!
What an awesome first cutting! Love your videos
Thanks for all you and your family do. Farmers feed the world!
I always like to watch haying season on the Sonne installation. You guys always illustrate proficiency as well as efficiency. I remember as a kid doing hay work when school let out. The most help we got was a one row paddle type rake. We stacked hay by hand on one farm and on another we bucked up on to a tall platform with a pickup extension out front. Self propelled it picked up bales faster than 3 guys could stack. The best days hayin were on vacation in MN when after raking we would get all the resort people (who wanted an outside cookin party) together and we would catch sacks full of frogs. Some resort locals would poach a duck or 2 and another would bring panfish. The real fun started when 2 tough acting boys from Chicago tried to run down a slow moving cat. They found out it weren't a cat. We were all happy that the boys chased that "cat" out of the resort and not down to the party. The boys were sent to the lake where they stood in the water up to their chins until someone got the de-skunking stuff to clean the boys up. I don't know what it was but it worked. I was too busy eating frog legs and duck to ask questions.🤤
Love to see families working together! Keep it up.
What a great video! Thanks ... ya'll sure are productive!
Here in east-central Indiana besides baling hay they're harvesting wheat and then baling straw so they can plant late beans. It smells so good out in the country! God is good!
300 bales that’s a heck of a first cutting ! Nice to have ,Sonne’s can breathe a sigh of relief.
So glad this was all done before the floods. Hoping for my first 4th cutting this year.
cole you guys must work hard also glad to see jeff helping out enjoy the rest of the day and stay safe
Good work day and it takes choreography to pull it off. Thanks Brian, Cole and Jeff
New Holland baler Cole! International Harvester never made a round (or square) baler worth a darn, and I’m a born and raised IH guy. Glad to see you guys have such a great first cut.
I've noticed that Cole refers to it as an Internatonal baler in the last two videos. Thought maybe he was just checking to see if we were paying attention. Maybe to him if it isn't green it's not important what it is.
@@larryparsons6397 I noticed that too. New Holland baler. Twice he said international. I guess anything red to a Deere guy must be international.
Definitely haft to show Ellie and Sonny in every video. Glad you finally got a good hay year
Excellent drone footage! It helps me understand the size of your fields. The camera placement on the hay trailer hitch was interesting. You are a great director.
I too started to over heat standing out in the sun hilling potatoes. That is why I am now in the cool house watching another Sonne farms video. Thanks for the break.
Congratulations on 300 bales ❤❤❤
Sonne frames going like Gangbusters!!!! Always look forward to your vids.
Thats a good feeling, to have so much hay stored for winter,and you aren’t done yet!
100+ bales on first cut! Y’all will be set this year!
Good to see the hay and alpha off to a good start! I'm a little worried about some of the upcoming heavy rain videos though.
I bet that River Crossing to his new fields is pretty sporty right about now
@@deannelson9565 Yeah, I've been checking out some videos, it doesn't look good at all!
GREAT VIDEO as always. We really enjoy the videos and family relationships❤❤❤❤❤.
Have a wonderful week.
Thanks so much
I imagine that's a pretty good feeling having all that feed after all the barrel bottom scraping you had to do last year to come up with enough bales.
The calm and the green before the storms. Been seeing your videos on Instagram, local news and my son sending pics and videos up around Sioux City area. Not looking good fellas. Hi uncle Jeff kinda got to see you lol. God bless
That Double Hay Bale Rack sure speeds things along
Those 25' trailers look like match boxes when you load those giant rolls of hay. Good to have so many loads after another after another.
Absolutely loving seeing all the bales filling up the empty spaces it’s just so satisfying knowing you’re off to a good stock pile for the winter months! Just wondered would you do a vlog about your bulls and what you do around breeding time about who goes where and if they go to heifers or cows. Would be good to meet the boys at Sonne frames x
I don’t know how you guys can do that on are small family Farm That’ll take us like five days to do you guys are so cool keep up the good work in the videos
They are not a small farm it's over 3,000 acre's
@@jamiegreen7537 it was my family farm
I don’t know how you guys can do that on are small family Farm That’ll take us like five days to do you guys are so cool keep up the good work in the videos mahwu
It's great to see you 3 Sonnesworking together family's rock
Thanks !
Happy Midsummer Day! Historically the midpoint of the growing season. Halfway between planting and harvesting.
Awesome video guys. Thank you
Dude, you’re getting awesomely good at editing. Nice video, fun to watch, and the little bit of drone work was very nice.
Thanks for letting us tag along!
A beautiful sight to behold!!❤❤❤❤
Glad to see ya'll getting good yields. So far so good this year for us. It got a little scary last couple of weeks with no rain but getting it now and some in the forecast. Wildfire smoke got us last year and overall production was short. Hoping for close to 50k small squares this year. Covering nearly 500 acres
I’m looking forward to the end of year stats on the bales vs the last few years. It should be impressive. Praying it keeps up and the big rains you just got didn’t do much damage. You did ask us all to pray for rain last year though, just saying…..lol❤❤❤
As long as I've been subscribed I've never seen the dual hay spear. That's saying something. The rain has been good for yall this year. So happy.
Thought it might be interesting to ya'll ... grain prices at our local Stone Station Elevator: corn 4.16, beans 11.51, wheat 5.01. At Cardinal Ethanol: corn 4.14. This is east-central Indiana.
Have a blessed week!
One of the best title ever
3 men 300 bales
No clickbait no spamming straight forward ⏩
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Wish you best luck with your flooding issue that you showed in your short video.
Seeing those full trailers is an answer to many prayers.
And when do we get to see the auxiliary storage where you’ve been hiding the baler and double spear?
haha the double spear has been sitting outside by the shed for a couple years
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌞 Farms!!!!
Glad you guys don't need the ditch hay this year! Happy for you guys 🎉❤
Hi to all three of you guys from Indiana way it looks you guys are kicking ass on getting all the bales off
I saw that the area is getting lots of rain. I hope it has passed and it did not do much damage. I'm glad you guys got your first cutting of hay and alfalfa in.
Thanks guy's for the videos love thems .
I am glad you got your hay in before all that rain and flooding.
Loved the camera ride on the bales!
300 Bales? WTF? Did you triple count the bales?!?! AWESOME!!!
Three Sonne Farms with three storage yards/feed lots, three tractors, three trailers/ bale haulers and three hard working dudes! Only one camera to capture what Cole is racking and stacking!
@@kenc1800 And one damn expensive monthly petrol bill! Lol
Glad you are getting some hay this year.
Great to see you have plenty of hay this year
3 men handling 300 bales shows just how efficient and skilled farmers are at managing large-scale tasks.
Looking good you guys!
Thanks and GOD BLESS 😀
It’s nice to see you are getting some good hay it’s been sometime to see
Hopefully you keep getting the good rain you need. Hopefully you can even sell a little to help out others that aren’t as lucky
Just wanted to let you know we are thinking of you and the family during the flooding. Hope you all are doing well safe and recover quickly.
Hopefully by now the water has went down for you. Timing couldn't have been worse. All headed our direction now.
More hay = more critters = more money. Need more Sonne’s
haha
Hey hey hey, y'all got a lot of hay. Great to see it this year. Love your creative videos Cole. 😊
Looks like you boys had some fun, got a lot of hay hauled. Have a nice night!
Glad to see good numbers on first cutting
thanks for sharing hope you get the corn fertilized before it rains
What a fantastic video of all the things going on with the farms.
You are able to place cameras etc for all this while doing what you do !!! mercy and then put it through your video producer to make the video for us to see wow!!
G’job everyone, great camera work Cole, y’all take care and keep em comin 🇺🇸
Good looking hay. My neighbor just baled his fields. Pretty round bales waiting to be collected. North Texas. The critters need it for winter.
the dog is so adorable
Looks like everything is going well at Sonne Farms...hopefully, it's a profitable year!
Congrats on your bountiful crop of hay......🎉🎉 One less thing to worry about ❤❤🙏🇺🇲
Awesome hay production. Great video. God Bless.
Oh my goodness brother that view was much better after cleaning the windows. Thanks you rock great job on gathering that hay. I’m so glad you guys are getting a bunch of it in. Looking at your Instagram these videos have been made before the rain I take it?hope all goes well for you. Keep up the good work peace out.
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That's a great hay crop for first cutting, congrats!!
HAY !!! THAT WAS A GOOD DAY !!
So happy to see you all having a great hay harvest. I know it’s painful to buy hay.
Hope you guys are staying afloat, best of luck, can't wait for the next one! ✌️
Brian would you educate us on how long you keep your cattle from birth to selling off? What weight are you looking for and the reason you don't finish out cattle.
I don’t know if it is so fascinating to watch because of the great camera angles or because it’s not me having too work!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Really like the loader Special. It and the carrier on the baler are the cats meow. 😻
Clean windows sure make a difference.
Thanks 😊😊👍👍
awsome video cole got a lot done for sure thumbs up and shared
hi cole bernie here sask canada that red baler you got is a new holland i had a 660 model worked great in later years they were similar to ih
I am surprised you don't have a dedicated hay trailer for the semi or a self loading hay hiker. thanks for the videos you guys do an awesome job
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"Amazing! I learned so much from this video. Thank you! 💡"
Glad it was helpful
Great video guys! I really like seeing your equipment in action!
Must feel really good putting all that hay up!
Glad see such a great hay crop. Really hope this is a great year for yall.
I know you have done one in the past but your tractors and others stuff has changed so can you please do a equipment tour video
Teamwork makes the dreamwork!
im glad you guys are getting better weather, ours is broken and there's no reply at the help line.......