My son is special needs . He has a gentic disorder . He is non verbal so he can’t talk or tell me what’s wrong . Learning disability also and many other things wrong that will effect him his whole life. I just wanted to say thank you for doing your videos because he loves watching you with your tractors and with the cows . Your UA-cam videos are the only thing he will sit down and watch and he loves it . So you have a super fan! 🌻🥰 His name is Corbin he is 4 years old and he is your biggest fan! God Bless ❤️❤️🚜🐓🐄🐮🌻🥰
Hi Corbin, I share your love for these videos, I too farm myself and I still enjoy seeing other farmers doing what they do. I hope you can be able to visit a farm some day and pet some cows, horses, chickens, and sheep.
Thanks for showing us this Eric. Great that you have a way to carry you over. It's amazing that you can find time to do the videos with everything else you do every day. Thank you!
Uses the most high tech equipment to pack 80 tons of corn in a bag. * seals it with dirt * That was so cool! I'd never seen this before. Always cool to learn about new techniques and tools that you use on the farm. Thanks for sharing!
I love u man i'm littel farmer too. I am from Croatia, my dad have a farm and i doing all jobs and I help him in everything. I'm 12 years old and i doing everything, but when u see some kids from my school🤮 I record some videos on my youtube when i have time, this is something like my second hobi. When i grow up I want be a farmer like my dad and grandpa. I know how hard is when u are a farmer, but when u love something, that's not hard😀 Like i said HI from Croatia😀😀😀😀
I remember when you first started UA-cam and you put out a video that said, you didn’t know how much time you had to spend making videos and the videos might be awhile in between them. Look at you now, a certified FarmTuber!! I don’t know if you remember saying that in your old videos, i just thought it was funny and great how far you have come! Keep up the good work!
I've participated in corn silage harvesting and watched numerous videos on this event. This is the best I've ever seen! Great job, waiting on bunker fill! Thanks!
Miroslav Kolar, Agreed‼️ Farmers are the Heroes of The World‼️ You have some CANNONS GOING ON‼️ Staying in shape while working and raising a Family is difficult but Important to do when young because the body wears out when you get old, like me‼️ BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY from NORTHEAST GEORGIA MOUNTAINS, Gainesville Georgia, USA 🇺🇸
Awesome video Eric! Beast of a corn eater. The ag bag looked really good. I have only seen videos of baggers at work but this one seemed to be the best I have seen in terms of set up and tightness of the bag. Great information shared and explained. Thank you for the video.
Awesome to share how this is done. You use this cutter guy a lot...he/she must run from farm to farm providing this cutting service. Very nice to have and not need to invest in those machine types for you farm.
We were just talking about chopping corn silage in my Ag classes today at my college. I mentioned you to my teacher, and he said he’d be going home to watch your videos. Like usual, great video. Keep it up Eric 👍
Nice work on the silage bag. Have done a few of those. Its a good idea to put near the barn, we did not and had trouble with animal damage. With that moisture, don't wait till mid winter to open it up! Frozenlage!
We do all our forages in 10 and 12ft bags. Easy way to vent the end is to just cut a small 2" cross in the plastic and after the gas has subsided in a couple days tape it up. Great videos!
Another great video of the farm and the way of getting that feed. An amazing dairy farm. Just can't wait to see more and more of your soda and chocolate milk bits
I love watching those guys cut. That machine is a absolute beast and the operator is a magician. It takes a lot of practice to be able to hit the cart like that and not spill feed all over. I've run some equipment but the time the cutters that do our families farm gave me a shot our red tractors came back covered in green....... I probably didn't get more than 60% in the wagon 😂
@@southjerseysound7340 claas can actually autofill the trailers while loading over the tractor. but by the looks of it the harvester doesnt have the autofill camera. and if you think this one is a beast, watch some videos about the claas 980 with 12 row header, that thing is another level of awesome
Great idea to carry you over until the crop reaches it's perfect time for harvesting (Ecclesiastes 3:1). I've watched this process on another channel. So it is interesting to see you put the Ag Bag in place to meet your temporary need. Blessings to you and the fam, as always! :)
Bro what??? Cleaning the bunks!!! Making feed!! I've been watching your channel for a year now!! Cool!! Truly enjoy your videos!! Hope your pops gets to feeling better!!
I'm everything is going good for you, and to let you know that I still have you and your dad in my prayers that your dad getting better and the work load do not get to you, and again thank you for showing a small part of your work day. Thank you
I bet the juices are running out of the kernel processor. I was down to Leola hay auction today. I was thinking of stopping over and saying hi. Have a great day
As a farmer and a fellow youtuber it’s interesting to see how other parts of the country and the world farm. Most dairy’s went out around here in the 80’s. I have some neighbors who moved here 5 years ago from Pennsylvania. They have built a big dairy. I love to watch them farm because they do things different than what is the norm. They bag all their silage.
I Know this is a day late but I would like to say who ever is reading this I hope you know what a farmer is this man right heregets ups before sunrise and goes to bed way after sunset this is a hard working man. He goes in that barn 7 days a week before sunrise and goes and milks the cows and does it all over again later on that day and the milk you drink you can thank someone like him
Cool, ive seen where i grew up they also do a single bag like a round bail, i believe so they can sell it. And the cattle farms do bunkers and ag bags because the crop can vary alot from year to year.
Props to your dad. I had rotator cuff surgery 10 years ago and I am pretty sure bouncing around in a tractor would not have been on my dance card for that first three weeks or so.
Hands up, I'm slow to watch these videos because of work and stuff, but really awesome camera work. I've worked on farms for over 25 years but I still learn stuff watching these videos. Got out of farming now, but really regret it. I miss milking the cows.
Two seasons I drive for a Clus corn chopper. The first season was driving a nearly new Ford with a wagon like you are using. We had three tractors. Then in Ohio I drove a very old straight truck that had a pump body. A skid steer did his best to keep up loading the bagger. That season was no as fun. No air conditioning. Driving directly behind the Claus for opening a field is very messy, especially with your windows open.
That Claas sure chews through the corn. The first time I chopped corn it was on an IH 706 pulling a chopper with a 1 row head and an H&S box. It would have taken a couple of days to do what they did in a couple of hours.
I wonder in the cows’ minds if they are eyeing that roll of fresh-chopped silage the same as children would eye a wrapped Twinkie on the kitchen counter. Can’t wait to eat it!
My son is special needs . He has a gentic disorder . He is non verbal so he can’t talk or tell me what’s wrong . Learning disability also and many other things wrong that will effect him his whole life.
I just wanted to say thank you for doing your videos because he loves watching you with your tractors and with the cows . Your UA-cam videos are the only thing he will sit down and watch and he loves it .
So you have a super fan! 🌻🥰 His name is Corbin he is 4 years old and he is your biggest fan!
God Bless ❤️❤️🚜🐓🐄🐮🌻🥰
Hi Corbin, I love watching the farm videos just like you! My favorite part is seeing all the cows🐄🐮🐄🐮🐄🐮🥛🥛🥛!!
Well Corbin fits right in around here. Hope he can get out and drive a tractor sooner then later.
Hi Corbin, I share your love for these videos, I too farm myself and I still enjoy seeing other farmers doing what they do. I hope you can be able to visit a farm some day and pet some cows, horses, chickens, and sheep.
@@bradsmith5838 thank you . We do have our own farm so he does get to see all the fun animals he loves it
Thanks, Eric, for showing this process. I’ve often wondered how and why this is done. Glad to see your dad out and about.
Amazing. Videos like these show Americans how little we know about farms.
Thanks for showing us this Eric. Great that you have a way to carry you over. It's amazing that you can find time to do the videos with everything else you do every day. Thank you!
This machinery is just the best. You do a super job. All top shelf.
Uses the most high tech equipment to pack 80 tons of corn in a bag. * seals it with dirt *
That was so cool! I'd never seen this before. Always cool to learn about new techniques and tools that you use on the farm. Thanks for sharing!
I love u man i'm littel farmer too. I am from Croatia, my dad have a farm and i doing all jobs and I help him in everything. I'm 12 years old and i doing everything, but when u see some kids from my school🤮
I record some videos on my youtube when i have time, this is something like my second hobi. When i grow up I want be a farmer like my dad and grandpa. I know how hard is when u are a farmer, but when u love something, that's not hard😀 Like i said HI from Croatia😀😀😀😀
Hello Mateo. I em a farmer from Poland.
What area your dads farm has? How big are The farms in your area??
@@tomaszsz8933 We are have farm in place named "Veliki Raven" its next to Križevci😀
@@tomaszsz8933 How big is that I need ask my dad😀
Check where you live on the map
I just finished watching the last video so I'm glad to see a new one already! Absolutely love the content you make.
Hey!!! (Insert happy dance) I dance everytime I get a notification that you posted a video!!!!! Thanks for the great videos
That name Dow
Awesome glad to see something new on the farm!!
I remember when you first started UA-cam and you put out a video that said, you didn’t know how much time you had to spend making videos and the videos might be awhile in between them. Look at you now, a certified FarmTuber!! I don’t know if you remember saying that in your old videos, i just thought it was funny and great how far you have come! Keep up the good work!
I've participated in corn silage harvesting and watched numerous videos on this event. This is the best I've ever seen! Great job, waiting on bunker fill! Thanks!
Amazing to watch an learn. Just subscribed to your channel. God bless you and your family for all you do to keep America running. 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I se the ag bags at a bunch of beef and dairy farms around me and always wondered how they filled them. Thanks for the great content!
I always learn something new Every time I watch your videos.
The engineering behind that bagger just blows my mind.
Hey Eric nice to see dad around the farm. Im sure he misses the work and everything. Hope he will be ready to work soon. Regards to dad.
Miroslav Kolar,
Agreed‼️ Farmers are the Heroes of The World‼️
You have some CANNONS GOING ON‼️ Staying in shape while working and raising a Family is difficult but Important to do when young because the body wears out when you get old, like me‼️
BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY from NORTHEAST GEORGIA MOUNTAINS, Gainesville Georgia, USA 🇺🇸
Awesome video Eric! Beast of a corn eater. The ag bag looked really good. I have only seen videos of baggers at work but this one seemed to be the best I have seen in terms of set up and tightness of the bag. Great information shared and explained. Thank you for the video.
Your one of my favorite youtubers man I love your videos
Awesome to share how this is done. You use this cutter guy a lot...he/she must run from farm to farm providing this cutting service. Very nice to have and not need to invest in those machine types for you farm.
Always enjoy.. great job on the video. It's always interesting to watch great Americans do incredible jobs.
I bet the heat builds in that tube. Glad to see your Dad up and about keeping him in the barn he will get grouchy
Love your videos always interesting .
We were just talking about chopping corn silage in my Ag classes today at my college. I mentioned you to my teacher, and he said he’d be going home to watch your videos.
Like usual, great video. Keep it up Eric 👍
Watching you make the ag-bag was interesting. Always glad when you post a video. thanks.
Quite an operation with the bagger, I've never seen that before. Always exciting to see the Claas in action....
Nice work on the silage bag. Have done a few of those. Its a good idea to put near the barn, we did not and had trouble with animal damage. With that moisture, don't wait till mid winter to open it up! Frozenlage!
We do all our forages in 10 and 12ft bags. Easy way to vent the end is to just cut a small 2" cross in the plastic and after the gas has subsided in a couple days tape it up. Great videos!
Another great video of the farm and the way of getting that feed. An amazing dairy farm. Just can't wait to see more and more of your soda and chocolate milk bits
I’m not a farmer and I find every video fascinating.
If you were a farmer you'd be too busy to watch this 😬
Thanks for showing the process of making these bags. Having lived in Berks County and now Lancaster I was always interested in how these were made.
I love watching those guys cut. That machine is a absolute beast and the operator is a magician. It takes a lot of practice to be able to hit the cart like that and not spill feed all over. I've run some equipment but the time the cutters that do our families farm gave me a shot our red tractors came back covered in green....... I probably didn't get more than 60% in the wagon 😂
@bill slayton cameras and auto steering etc does make a huge difference. But it still takes a lot of skill.
@@southjerseysound7340 claas can actually autofill the trailers while loading over the tractor. but by the looks of it the harvester doesnt have the autofill camera. and if you think this one is a beast, watch some videos about the claas 980 with 12 row header, that thing is another level of awesome
Always interesting Eric. Thanks for posting
Great idea to carry you over until the crop reaches it's perfect time for harvesting (Ecclesiastes 3:1). I've watched this process on another channel. So it is interesting to see you put the Ag Bag in place to meet your temporary need. Blessings to you and the fam, as always! :)
Cool vid, like the ag bag idea to hold you guys over. Enjoy the videos. Haven’t seen a soda pop out anywhere lately...
Very impressive! Brilliant video
Hope you have a great harvest Eric and a safe one also.
Those bags are pretty sweet and looks like your moisture levels are pretty good always interesting when watching your vids keep em coming
Bro what??? Cleaning the bunks!!! Making feed!! I've been watching your channel for a year now!! Cool!! Truly enjoy your videos!! Hope your pops gets to feeling better!!
Brilliant video really interesting as usual. Well done Peter
ERIC THAT WAS PRETTY COOL HOW YOU DO THAT THANKS FOR SHARING THAT WITH US 👍👍🇺🇸 .
The whole process is fascinating!! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video I love watching your content can't wait for another one thanks a lot man.
I'm everything is going good for you, and to let you know that I still have you and your dad in my prayers that your dad getting better and the work load do not get to you, and again thank you for showing a small part of your work day. Thank you
@Daniel
Hello hope you are doing great
Will love to know you if you dont mind
I bet the juices are running out of the kernel processor. I was down to Leola hay auction today. I was thinking of stopping over and saying hi. Have a great day
Awesome Video and Much LOVE as Always!!
Great perspective from inside the chopper
Great video thanks for showing how that is done. I've always wonder.
Awesome video 👍
I like the way that bagger fills them bags tight and full
Interesting to see how different Ag Baggers pack. That was a pretty tight package! And Dad snuck in there to check out the goings on.
They can pack as tight as you set them (without blowing the bag out) imo can pack it tighter then a bunker silo
A nice tight bag o food. Neat stuff!
I enjoy watching your videos you do a wonderful job
Nice man!! We just finished our 3rd 10x 200.. have to fill trench yet then bag whats left!
Good system regarding the Ag Bag. The Ag Bag-tractor combination looks like a Termite Queen.
Another great video teaching me something new! I don’t really like using plastic, I hope it is recyclable and you don’t just throw it away.
Good to see dad running around...
I need longer videos... at least 15 minutes. I love this channel!!!
As a farmer and a fellow youtuber it’s interesting to see how other parts of the country and the world farm.
Most dairy’s went out around here in the 80’s. I have some neighbors who moved here 5 years ago from Pennsylvania. They have built a big dairy. I love to watch them farm because they do things different than what is the norm. They bag all their silage.
What an interesting product! Thanks for sharing!
I Know this is a day late but I would like to say who ever is reading this I hope you know what a farmer is this man right heregets ups before sunrise and goes to bed way after sunset this is a hard working man. He goes in that barn 7 days a week before sunrise and goes and milks the cows and does it all over again later on that day and the milk you drink you can thank someone like him
Just subscribed! Love your channel. Been watching for a few months. In the process of setting up my channel and uploading my farm blogs from the UK 🙂🙂
glad you dad is recovering better everyday
I did not realize that they are a lot of work and producing milk Awesome job
Very interesting! Thanks for making this one.
Cool, ive seen where i grew up they also do a single bag like a round bail, i believe so they can sell it. And the cattle farms do bunkers and ag bags because the crop can vary alot from year to year.
I always learn so much…thank. You
Another nice video Eric. I will be interested to see how you efficiently get the feed out of this bag when you go to use it.
Props to your dad. I had rotator cuff surgery 10 years ago and I am pretty sure bouncing around in a tractor would not have been on my dance card for that first three weeks or so.
Grate to see how you work there bag is good for feed. We don't have that option here grate idea 💡 👍
Fascinating couldn't stop watching. Has the ears of corn already been taken.
The ears get ground-up with everything else on the stalk(leaves,kernels,cobs,tassles, stalks)
Great video. Thanks for posting
Your farm is well run, no matter what you get the job done.
One thing nice about AG bags that you don't need a throw tires. We have 360 ton to chop here for the Amish into AG bags. Starting Friday maybe.
Isn't it a pain to get silage from bag when feeding time?
@@BWYinYang when using a skid loader bucket it's not too bad. And also as long as you put it on a nice hard surface.
Looks like a nice crop. Not a fan of an bags but they kp feed gd. Love your videos man
Keep it up loving the content
Great awesome video Eric
Saw your Dad making tracks for the bag at start of video - can't keep a good man down eh!
Interested to see how you pull the silage out when you feed.
SaskDutchKid did a video with a nearby farm that only uses bags instead of bunks to store feed. It’s interesting and they explain how they use em.
They cut them open like a bunk
Avalon449 lift out out with a skid steer or a loader tractor
i'd assume you cut the bag open however far back to expose how much you want to take out
Scoop out of the end of it with a skid steer
I always wondered how they filled those sacks. We have a dairy farm by us that uses those bags. Thanks for sharing.
Those bags are cool we made one for our sheep and have had it for a while now.
Looking forward to next week! Aka harvest
Hands up, I'm slow to watch these videos because of work and stuff, but really awesome camera work. I've worked on farms for over 25 years but I still learn stuff watching these videos. Got out of farming now, but really regret it. I miss milking the cows.
Two seasons I drive for a Clus corn chopper.
The first season was driving a nearly new Ford with a wagon like you are using. We had three tractors.
Then in Ohio I drove a very old straight truck that had a pump body.
A skid steer did his best to keep up loading the bagger.
That season was no as fun. No air conditioning.
Driving directly behind the Claus for opening a field is very messy, especially with your windows open.
We own a bagger and we thing it’s better than putting it in a silo.
Ha ha ha! That's pretty wild. I've seen those bags in the fields and always wondered how they were filled.
You guys are magicians. Thanks for the milk!!
Love the video keep it up 👍
Every one got recommended this by youtube in the first 24hours
So interesting to see this option for farmers.
Great footage
The farm by me has the same bagger, really cool thing to watch
Great video!!
very interesting good job
Great videos 👍
Pretty cool moisture was at 71. I should remember you’ve told us enough it should be at was it 61-64 ? Good video thanks😊🌽
Nice stuff I just bot one of your T shirts god bless have a great day
That Claas sure chews through the corn. The first time I chopped corn it was on an IH 706 pulling a chopper with a 1 row head and an H&S box. It would have taken a couple of days to do what they did in a couple of hours.
That was neat to see thanks for sharing
You guys have mechanized the heck out of that farm, that is something. In my country maize(corn) is what we eat every single day.
I wonder in the cows’ minds if they are eyeing that roll of fresh-chopped silage the same as children would eye a wrapped Twinkie on the kitchen counter. Can’t wait to eat it!