MOWING MERGING HARVESTING Alfalfa with Big Tractors
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2020
- In this video Big Tractor Power is out in the field with big farm machines harvesting alfalfa to make feed for dairy cows. The video explains the mowing, merging, forage harvesting and storage process of haylage. Viewers get to see and hear these big machines at work. Watch for a 230 hp JOHN DEERE 7230R Tractor fitted with a 32ft PÖTTINGER NOVA CAT Alpha Motion Triple Mower, 250 hp OXBO 4334 Self Propelled Merger, 582 hp JOHN DEERE 7780 Pro Drive Forage Harvester, 375 hp JOHN DEERE Tractor 9320 Tractor with a GROUSER Blade and a 235 hp CASE INTERNATIONAL 9230 Tractor with an Agromatic Silage Packer.
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God bless you farmers. Thank you for all your hard work putting food on my table. Your worth more than all of the overpaid athletes combined.
Thay are just banks slaves.
True statement. Farmers are not paid enough.
Just think for one minute if it was not for the farmers there would be no overpaid athletes
If we paid farmers what athletes made, we couldn’t afford to eat
@@1977spilly Thanks, Captain Obvious!
Best work Tractor machine agriculture
God bless all you wonderful farmers and your family
Thank you for watching.
*I'm in awe of the engineering behind these agriculture machines. Which innovation do you find the most innovative?*
Horses dream about hay like this 🐎
I love the smell of fresh cut hay.. specially after it rains
Farmers don't make enough to justify their hard work!!
When I watch the video with modern machines, I really admire its creator
I am always fascinated on how you turned something into many kind of dishes. They are so mouth watering 🤤! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
Thanks for showing NY agriculture!
Oh how farming has changed! 1952 my father was hired away from being farm manager at a boarding high school (Lodi Academy) to manage 250 acre Delta operation (Tracy CA) - I was 8 years old - became his right hand man - grew lots of alfa hay - many hours on 1950,John Deere A - sickle bar to cut - quickly rake into wind rows - then night time baling (many night hearing sound of baler - must have some moisture
from due) - then load wired bales on wagon to barn - very many man hours
I never knew that Lodi Academy had farm land? I was raised in Lodi but I wasn't born I until 1962 so it was just a few years after the time you're referring to. But that's interesting to know about the farm land you learn something your whole life. Thank You!
That's quite the outfit! It's always interesting to see what folks are using to get the job done.
Very nice and big machine all
Thanks Big Tractor Power . 60 year ago we had beef cows 80 acres, planted with super a farm all ,picked with our hand and that's tough. Like to see it done Ina big scale.
WOW! Never SAW OR THOT OF THAT; 239 H.P. J.DEERE MOWER! I was farmer & built my home in MS 1993-98 toured & visited thru whole area! Dairy, ranches & fish farms.
Just watching this I can almost smell that sweet fresh cut alfalfa!
Hahaha alfalfa xd
*This is really intriguing to me! The largest area I have to mow is my own yard! Thanks for providing such an informative experience!*
I am a yard farmer too 😁👍. These machines make allot of cow chow in a hurry.
I live in western NY love seeing these big operations keep em coming bigtractorpower
Very cool. Great farming region. 👍👍
Great video
Thank you for SHARING your VIDEO...
Creativity is the only trait that mankind shares with God. When we create things like this too make our jobs just a little bit easier, We are following in God's footprints..
Wow..much easier than how we did it back in the early 1970's...my hands and arms are hurting just remembering picking up all those bails...but we felt good to put in a hard days work...wow
It is amazing how equipment has changed. Just think how 1970s haying looked compared to the 1920s.
Here same still
Вот это техника:я понимаю.Масштаб впечаляет.Просто восхищение.
Great video! Lots of action. Thanks for sharing!
Love watching tractors and lorries. Working in the fields,
Another great video im learning new stuff everytime i watch these videos 👍
Over a million dollars worth of equipment just in the field
I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for not adding annoying music. Your commentary provides the perfect amount of information.
no way
Excellent video. Hay & Forage is my favorite. I love those triple/butterfly mowers, mergers are always cool, and who doesn't like to see a big forage harvester in action? But I must confess that I find packing boring. I've done plenty, and never really loved it.
I thought the 7780s were all 600+hp machines. I still think the 7050/7080 series are better looking than the new 8000/9000 series. Of course, looks alone aren't much...
Shout out to harvester operators everywhere when he slowed down for that massive clump to feed in -- I thought I was going to completely choke our NH FP240 doing that in uneven windrows this spring but thankfully it fed on thru, courtesy 300hp! Smooth windrows are always nice.
Big Tractor Power, see if you can rustle up some footage of the Pottinger Novacat T8 trailed center-pivot triple mower. The dealer I spoke with about a used T8 (O'Hara) said he had 3 of them on one farm there in NY!!
ABSOLUTLY AMAZING Thanks for ur hard work!! May God Bless Ya'll
Thank you for watching.
Them merging machines r pretty wild!💯👍👍
Beautiful vids. I can get a feel of the history and vibe of the area.
Thanks from Oamaru New Zealand
Yes It's a great machinery .
Fascinating for me ! The biggest thing I have to mow is my yard ! Thank you for a great education .
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Those boxes on the trucks are made 5 miles from me.
I really enjoy and appreciate yiur videos. Very well done. Thank you.
Those New York dairy girls sure aren't afraid to run big machinery!
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Impressionnant les travaux réalisés par ces machines-outils !
Merci à la technique... malheureusement trop tard pour des générations de courageux agriculteurs-forçats et leurs chevaux ou autres bêtes de trait ! Qu'ils soient éternellement remerciés des efforts consentis pour notre bien-être à tous !!! 👏👍
Nicely explained👍 The oxbo is an interesting machine👍
I love the smell of fresh cut Alpha
It’s hard to beat the smell of fresh cut alfalfa.
This machine worked really well
Excellent video 👍👍👍
Thank you for watching Craig. This is the most watched BTP video of all time.
I'm not surprised it had all the cool machines...
Wow just finished our first cut of the year and lay down to watch some yt and see this😍 great video by the way 👍
Its an accurate description
Very impressive operation. Thanks for the video.
Great video as always Jason! Stay safe and thanks for your hard work
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You should thank that machine because we are the ones doing the work
You should thank that machine because we are the ones doing the work
Beautiful. I can smell it through my screen
впечатлило,минимум людей и максимум продуманной техники.
Imagine trying to do all this with electric farm machines.....!! Impossible! Take that to your "Green New Deal"!!
Wow incredible
In Spain we don’t use those big machines for alfalfa, even in big crops. So efficient!
Little different from when I cut hay as a kid on the old dairy farm
I'm a welder at the Oxbo in Byron, Ny. Unfortunately we don't build the 4334 anymore. We still build the the tow behind models 2330 and 2334. We have prototypes out now for a 2340 40' merger.
Great Video Big Tractor Power. Never get tired of watching your videos.
Thank you.
I wish I was there to smell that sweet alfalfa!
Mark Volker have to be a country boy to appreciate/understand this comment👍me too!
Watching from Australia down under, we are loving your farming videos also great work we love watching the machinery in action during harvest season and me and my son enjoy watching them everyday
That compactor is new to me, thanks.
Sure is a different way to hay than I remember! Great video!
Because that's silage not hay. 👌👌👌
There's a difference between hay and silage? Lolol
Wow!! These dairy farms don't mess around. Never really thought about what these farms go through to feed their cows. I'm used to our 5,500 acre grain farm. I guess the saying " make hay while the sunshines" is very true. Thank you BTP for yet another awesome video. Great insight too!!😁👍👍
Yes you make hay when the sun shines. Feeding a lot of cows some dairy farms run every single day from sunup clear in the dark you get enough haylage into the bunk the feed all those cows through the winter there are only so many days in a growing season and there are a lot of tons of feed to put in. You rarely waste a day or skip a day that means your birthday your kids birthday your significant other's birthday even a lot of holidays are spent putting feed in the bunk for the cows.
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It is very true especially here in WNY . With lake Erie and lake Ontario it can be very unpredictable with the high humidity and heat in the summer. Past few years we have been blessed
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YES! ! YST VERY GUT! ! 👌✌👍💖💖💖
Nice work
liking the machine's
That Oxbo! 😍😍
😁👍👍
Nice operation
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that merger is impressive was cool to see thanks for sharing that
To many moving parts to wear out compared to a v rake
Excellent video, excellent comments and excellent information. 👍
Thank you for watching.
Nice mower. 👍♥️🇵🇭
Great video!
As fast as they can cut with that Novacat, it's no wonder those tractor mounted mowers got the Claas Cougar discontinued. After watching your video on the Cougar it's no mystery why it wasn't cost-effective. I'd take 66% of the work for 25% of the price any day.
yea theres a contractor here in germany that converted one to a mulching application but not even that could make it beat out the xerions they were running so it was shut off for good
I started working on a farm when I was 12 years , I'm 73 now and retired no cads no air con no radio, ,move bales all day by hand then stack then in the barns,when I started we had 15 working on this farm when I retired we had 3.when Ieft ,( but would I do it again ) ( dam right I would , )love & repect from the U K
I ❤️ Farmers 🤗
Another one of my favs..hay cutting foraging.👊😎
Lots of exciting equipment involved in forage production.
Love it! I always wanted to be a farmer wish I could have.
Big Trac Power Tractor Fans🤟
When your neighbor gets a new mower, so you gotta take your game to the top to show him who's boss
Nice case international💪💪💪
Thank you for watching. It is a nice Steiger.
Very good. You explain everything and what a big dairy operation this must be. How many 🐄 cows are milked and how many times a day. Thanks for sharing your operation.
Awesome!!! Something from my home area! Lotta fields round here for sure
Love it. Keep up the good work ❤️😄
Thank you for watching.
Farming on a grand scale.
Must be nice to have land that can grow hay like that
Nice 👍👍👍👍👍
Slick equipment out there now days
Wow amazing. My dad farmed and fed steers. Wish he could see this
Aí sim parabéns
1.2M in two weeks. Damn girls.
There making hay in western NY already? It’s way too wet here in CNY and we’re still planting..:: I do wonder how tight those packer wheeels do
They're making haylage which is for early season. It contains more moisture and when compacted will actually ferment and make really tasty feed for the cows. It is also more easily digested.
Now that’s makin hay while the sun shines
great machines that can shorten the farmer's working time
Proper skills fair play pal
Pretty impressive
I’d love one of these!
Genial Video nos vemos en el campo
I love NY farmers!
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We had no equipment like this when I was growing up in Otto NY
I can also see the deer standing back in the thicket line hurdled up “when they get this machine out of here at midnight tonight this junk is our boys” haha
yeah .. in a day or two after ... look for a bunch of deer with bloated stomachs ...
HAY!!! It's all gone... Lol
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Seeing that merger in action is interesting, looking in from Europe where the different climate means alfalfa is only grown in a few places & the norm is grass silage. I’m thinking that a 250hp machine to rake in 30ft of crop is overkill. The norm here is a tractor & rake. A standard rake is 30ft & the bigger operators are now on 50ft rakes.
Excellent video, enjoyed this!
I have never seen this before..we always bale our hay🤷🏾♂️
its gras silage
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Good job nice tractor .
Great!!
Very interesting, good video.