It’s as easy as … Mow, Rake, Bale - Repeat!!!!! |
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- In todays Episode of The Chronicles of Kayla its a few days of mowing, raking, baling but we're slowly knocking through 1st cutting of hay!! tag along as we show you how simple it easy to change out mower blades on the 1393 MC by @MasseyFergusonNorthAmerica
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Kayla, thanks for another great video. Your smile with tears was very poignant as it communicated deep feelings. Many would not put up on screen such a moment. You did and I thank for sharing we are all the better for it. Y'all are doing a lot of hard and some is it inside yourself. You are focusing on the most important things family, kids and their activity, haying, and taking of the live stock. Don't worry about the secondary tasks like house keeping. You are succeeding, as a wife, and mother, and first generation female farmer. With respect and brotherly love. Be safe and God Bless.
👍👌❤️🇨🇦, a lotta hard work, a prayer, and you'al are blessed
Thanks for always being here 🤍
Tell Jason thanks for talking even though we know he doesn’t want to his knowledge is very impressive. Love to hear him explain things.
Great looking hay😊
Burger , chips and a brownie ...And delivered right to the field sounds pretty good to me. Good job kiddo and another good vlog . Y'all be careful out there and God bless ❤️ Uncle Drew
Thanks 🤍 he survived lol 😂 I always tell him it’s more than what you pack and bring me to the field
Great video Kayla female farmer love your videos ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I lost my parents the same year 5 month a part in 22
I'm new to your channel and I'm enjoying so far. Did I hear you say that you aerated and fertilized your hay fields? I had a lawn maintenance business in Grimsby Ontario for several years. Aerating and fertilizer makes a huge difference in residential lawns. Keep up the good work.
Yes!!! We always fertilize each spring, this was the first year we applied lime + was able to get all the Hay ground Aerated. We’ve done it in the past but the weather never allowed us to do as much as we wanted. 2024 has been a very productive year for us!!!
@ChroniclesofKayla When do you do new seeding, spring or fall? I always did grass seeding in September. It worked best for me. Where are you located?
Another great video Kayla. Just remember... No matter what... You still go girl because you can do it
Your like all the rest of us and running behind, that hay is getting way mature so the price has to be cheaper on the square bales cuz the protein goes down every day... It is already July 🤦 all this hay should of been put up way before July and even June 👍😎🤠
I couldn’t even get into the fields til June with the wet spring and cooler temped weather we had this year. Majority of what we finish baling will be round bales until Second cut comes around. Every field and farm is a little different
I don`t know how You and Jason handle The Workload you both do !! I can remember living and working on our 120 acre farm , taking care of Our Milk Cows , feeding chickens and gathering their eggs , feeding the pigs we had , and working the fields we planted and putting up hay for the animals !! It was A Never Ending job and at times overwhelming !!! I stayed with it until I got married and took a job in The City !!! When us 3 oldest kids moved away from The Farm , Dad couldn`t take care of it anymore so they sold it and moved into The City like we had !!!! I look back and remember The Good Times we had , and The Rewards we Reaped from Our Labor !!!! My Older brother and I used to work for several farmers when they put up hay during our Summer Vacation from School and got paid for our work !!! The 3 oldest kids in our family were in 4H and used to show our Beef Cattle at The County Fair , and it was someting we Looked Forward to every year !!!! Those were The Days !!!!!!!
It definitely gets a little crazy but that’s why we rely on our “village” of friends and family … we ran really hard til the last week here. And I’m not sure I’ve worked since July hit 😂
Really enjoy your videos. What size twine are you using the in small Square baler. Thank You.
Swimming in hay 😊
Very much. But thankful for it!
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Eerste groetjes Jan👍🇧🇪
You still use a Deere! What kind of round baler are you using?
Yep … still run it - - we are using the MF RB.4160V
Do you replace the blades or sharpen the ones you are using?
A little of both! That day he just flipped them. Others if he’s able to just sharpen and go he does that. And when it gets too bad- we just break out the new ones! But it’s super easy and I’m thankful that if he wasn’t here & I needed a new set it’s a lot easier then me trying to change them with the bolts and stuff
I agree, you don't need but 35 HP tractor to rake with and no cab and definitely no four wheel drive! I don't know why everyone thinks they need a four wheel drive tractor to put up hay with, it's non sense 💯👍😎🤠
Your correct about the hp and 4wd but you have to remember that raking hay is not the only job these tractors do and as far as the 4wd is adds to resale value.
The “rake” tractor also helps brush hog - run the TMR mixer during the winter months - it’s planted. When we buy a tractor it has to have numerous roles. Not just the 1 you see it doing during the summer.
Do you guys ever get any ticks from walking around and all that hay?
Jason seems to be a tick magnet. He tells me it’s cuz he’s sweeter than me …
what is you guys take on Kubota hay equipment
Well … honestly. lol - I’ve never ran It. So I’m not sure. I’ve only ran a Moco 946 and my balers have been MF 1840s and now the 1842S - - were very pleased with the 1393 mower.
@@ChroniclesofKayla do not want to start a hissy fit with anyone on this i was just wandering
Oh no worries!!! - - I just can’t talk much about anything other than what I’ve ran 🤪 so never wanna give that experience a bad rep - - each farm and operation is different!! Sometimes it means what dealer is closest to you - and able to be of service!
@@ChroniclesofKayla if you have not tried it you can not really talk about it been around Kubota tractors a good minute my self and really like them i all ways say orange is the new green
Put your faith in the lord hands and everything will be OK
Are you selling your straw square bales? Since this stupid inflation straw is worth $8 on up! In reality it's worth only $4 or less 🤔
Yes we sell our small square bales of hay. Our price is $5.00 unless you’re taking a semi load. We don’t price gauge - - this is our livelihood. So we need repeat clients. Some of which have been with us 10+ years
Why do use such big / high hp tractors to rake
Why don’t you use a small tractor for raking lot less fuel less expensive and keep hrs off your expensive large tractors
I'm wondering the same thing! You only need a 35 HP tractor to rake with and why do you need a cab tractor! And why does everyone think they need a four wheel drive tractor to put up hay with! You can put up hay with a two wheel drive tractor and save a lot of fuel and not tear up the ground when you turn, plus you can turn a whole lot shorter with a two wheel drive tractor 💯👍😎🤠
The hours they put in should all be in a/c cabs. These modern tractors have economy 540 PTO where the engine only runs at 1400 or so rpm. Their 145 Massey pulling rakes will burn fuel like a 60-70 hp. When you are making payments on a bigger tractor much better off to put 5-600 hrs a year on one than any other way. Also the larger tractor tires ride much smoother in rough fields. The little front tires on older 2wd tractors will beat the crap out of you at over 5mph.
@@johnkemp4370 everybody's different, my two wheel drive tractors ride smooth as silk and I don't have small front tires and I'm in them for long hours day after day and still do the same jobs and turn shorter without tearing the grass up... For a lot less expense... 💯👍😎🤠