New season, new video.... with kind permission of landowner Stephen Galvin The original Fastest Silage EVER video (2014) is here: • Fastest silage EVER - ...
@@davidepool5884 One year I was doing this and a neighbour came and hired me to come do his field as it was his first year farming and he didn't have the equipment. For some reason his field was overrun with vol mice and I must have killed several hundred if not thousands and the crows, gulls and ravens were in heaven!
+Pat Duffy (Pádraig Ó Dubhaigh) where's the chap in the white tractor? and.. least the baler guy didn't leave his rubbish in middle of the field this year:)
Thanx man for such entertaining video!! It's really fun to watch! Unfortunately can't watch 2014 video - "This video contains content from SME, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds." 8- (((((
+Mattis Nyhuus LOL, dropped so hard.. just watched the 2014 version and rambled about him.. i'll bet hes the old timer of this farm, there always is the old timer.. one leg already in grave, blind as a bat but always he must have to get to the field.. at least to drive randomly here and there.. Our old timer went to the clouds (age87) this spring, and i'll bet he drives around with his ol' massey 135 there too... RiP grandpa. Let the massey cool down at least sometimes..
This is a guess, but I think it's for when he transfer the bales from the chamber/bale maker to the wrapper section so they dont continue under gravity and roll off the baler without being wrappes
That isn’t silage. That is hay being bailed. Silage is chopped with a silage cutter. If they would have ran the hay through a silage cutter it would be called haylage. Haylage is grass type plants, silage is mostly corn and other types of plants, but mostly corn that is chopped while it’s still green and the corn 🌽 hasn’t completely dried out.
its cind of an ordinary round baler, but i have a BALEWRAPPER on same frame, so the bale roll from the baler to the wrapper, and is wrapd while the baler start making a new bale
I believe you're making hay, not silage. Hay is allowed to dry in the field before being baled, silage is packed into silos or pits while it's still wet and allowed to ferment (which makes cows like it better, not ferment like fruit to make them drunk) ;)
No this is silage. They are silage bales and are wrapped in a plastic film similar to the ones used on silage pits in order for it to ferment. Silage pits and bales would not be very wet, they just to have enough moisture to ferment because if the grass was too wet, the grass inside would rot and fungus would grow.
Hay, as you already stated would be turned a number of times and left for up to a week in order for there to be little to no moisture inside. These bales would not be wrapped. If you do wrap a hay bale you would produce haylage, sort of in between hay and silage. This is normally fed to horses with respiratory problems as they cannot eat normal hay. I hope this cleared this video up for you
Wild Turkey, You missed an important step in your hay theory, it was never tedded to dry. Therefore it's not hay, cause hay is dried down to a certain moisture content.
Thank you for a great clip! I am now using this to teach university students about the "craziness" of logistics
very good video. couldn't help but laugh at seeing the process backwards at the end.
I cant stop laughing. The birds are following the bailer. Its like a conga line.
oh ye
Birds do that because the tractor and bailer stir up bugs as they pass. It makes for a quick meal for the birds
@@davidepool5884 One year I was doing this and a neighbour came and hired me to come do his field as it was his first year farming and he didn't have the equipment. For some reason his field was overrun with vol mice and I must have killed several hundred if not thousands and the crows, gulls and ravens were in heaven!
It's funny when that car moves.
Especially the music XD
Have to admit was nice seeing this again in 2015 you must do a 2016!
+Archie Simpson Thanks Archie, but think it's run its course.... Will think of a new timelapse for this year.... !
Pat Duffy .any jobs going
Brilliant Pat..regards from Wales
You spoiled it with the awful music pat
Super video all round!
Great video and music
am i imagining things or were that way more bales than in 2014? love those timelapse videos of farming. there should be more out there
+Max Nuber Correct. Just over 30 in 2014, 57 in 2015....
+Pat Duffy (Pádraig Ó Dubhaigh) where's the chap in the white tractor? and.. least the baler guy didn't leave his rubbish in middle of the field this year:)
brilliant video thanks
Cool video with the Irish dancin' song.
The whole pasture in just five minutes!
Superb!
Amazing
Very good angle on the vid, Good job :)
Very nice working condition thanks about brain
Thanx man for such entertaining video!! It's really fun to watch!
Unfortunately can't watch 2014 video - "This video contains content from SME, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds." 8- (((((
Play it in x2 music sounds better that way
Ali M-W I could listen to that all day.
That man is amazing
The guy just randomly driving around in the little white lamborghini? Reminds me so much of myself on my David brown...
+Mattis Nyhuus LOL, dropped so hard.. just watched the 2014 version and rambled about him.. i'll bet hes the old timer of this farm, there always is the old timer.. one leg already in grave, blind as a bat but always he must have to get to the field.. at least to drive randomly here and there.. Our old timer went to the clouds (age87) this spring, and i'll bet he drives around with his ol' massey 135 there too... RiP grandpa. Let the massey cool down at least sometimes..
Excellent video! Really like it!
I watch it at 2x. Lmao😂
That was awesome !!
Great!!!
No birds were harmed in this video.
Of course not
Anyone in 2019?
Anyone in 2021?
@@tribiliter yup still here
@@aamirofficial88 nice
Super funny! 😀
It grows back faster?
do birds ever get caught up in the wraps?
abnormal dude no lol
Good video
Who noticed harvester guy forgat his trailer. LOL
Cool gemacht !!!
*Save ur time Watch at 2X speed*
sick tunes
all that work for nothing..he put it all back at the end..
@Volvo r/woooosh
This is very much like a caterpillar eating a leaf.
Whats this for
I can understand backing up to place a bale near other bales, but what is the reason for backing at other times?
+badlandskid i guess the field isn't even, and he places the bales on the even parts of the field, to prevent them from rolling down the hill
This is a guess, but I think it's for when he transfer the bales from the chamber/bale maker to the wrapper section so they dont continue under gravity and roll off the baler without being wrappes
That isn’t silage. That is hay being bailed. Silage is chopped with a silage cutter. If they would have ran the hay through a silage cutter it would be called haylage. Haylage is grass type plants, silage is mostly corn and other types of plants, but mostly corn that is chopped while it’s still green and the corn 🌽 hasn’t completely dried out.
Never heard of Grass silage..? Not everyone uses corn or other plants. Here in Norway we cant even grow those crops. Mostly grass is used
Hay is dried grass.. this was baled immediatley and are silage bales..
Hi! How many hectares are this area?
Hi +taszije, small, less than 2 hectares (about 4 acres) there
Pat Duffy that's the answer I was looking for. Thank you
how many gb to do all that
2947.283
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Nice video with awful music...
Awful? it's all in keeping with the title and local scenery and culture...
That’s not an ordinary baler
its cind of an ordinary round baler, but i have a BALEWRAPPER on same frame, so the bale roll from the baler to the wrapper, and is wrapd while the baler start making a new bale
Randall Farm's ltd
I believe you're making hay, not silage. Hay is allowed to dry in the field before being baled, silage is packed into silos or pits while it's still wet and allowed to ferment (which makes cows like it better, not ferment like fruit to make them drunk) ;)
*O-k*
No this is silage. They are silage bales and are wrapped in a plastic film similar to the ones used on silage pits in order for it to ferment. Silage pits and bales would not be very wet, they just to have enough moisture to ferment because if the grass was too wet, the grass inside would rot and fungus would grow.
Hay, as you already stated would be turned a number of times and left for up to a week in order for there to be little to no moisture inside. These bales would not be wrapped. If you do wrap a hay bale you would produce haylage, sort of in between hay and silage. This is normally fed to horses with respiratory problems as they cannot eat normal hay. I hope this cleared this video up for you
Wild Turkey, You missed an important step in your hay theory, it was never tedded to dry. Therefore it's not hay, cause hay is dried down to a certain moisture content.
@@augustreil ---thats right.
please take the music off
Isn't this categorised as soft porn in Ireland?
I for one am disgusted!