Cole is a really busy guy, farming and photographing all day plus editing all night. I can't believe he delivers content every other day, more then any other farming-ranching channel...
Always great content with excellent commentary - I enjoy the different camera views and especially the drone footage well done and thanks for sharing 🚜 🚜 🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄 🚜 🚜🚜
To finish the story, butterflies, baby rabbits and meadow larks were everywhere. Totally good experience. Glad your alfalfa is heavy this time. Everyone needs a break right now.
Congratulations on getting a quarter of a million subscribers from around the World. You are doing things right. Great camerawork. From two followers in the UK.
You never cease to amaze me Cole with how many different camera angles you are able to capture on video. All the while you are working hard in very HOT conditions to get harvest and chores done. This third cutting hay crop sure looked good. I hope you have enough now to make it through this winter. Thanks for making and posting another great video as always. Have a blessed weekend!
Thank you for taking the time to spread the fly stuff on the cows. A lot of cattle owners would not do that but you guys do that and that’s excellent farming in my book.
I was watching you call cutting the hay and it made me think of the blessings and the good Lord watching over you guys. Awesome drone footage again good music in the background. Great song of the day Brian. Certainly with all the butterflies. That was pretty cool. Keep up the great work.
As always you knock it out of the park with excellent quality on your videography & editing, but even more so on how, as a family, you share the work and get it done, ALWAYS looking out for the best interest in the animals in the process! I do pray the mystery of the leaking toilet has been resolved on your bath remodel. Does sound like the bowl is defective from comments read, which does not surprise me. (Every job has its challenges, even making toilet bowls has an art to it & one small mistake can cause the issues you have been facing. Better to change it out now, making sure it comes from a different production line & date, give it a try.) God bless all your family!🇺🇸🙏
Out of all the Farm videos on youtube yours are the best. I look for them every time I am here. Your music is also some of the best I've heard any where. All farming and no ads or BS. Thank you guys for such high quality videos.
So glad to see you got such a great 3rd cutting. Looking forward to seeing you get it baled. A break in the heat should be on the near horizon. Have a great weekend.
I’m not a roofer in Texas, but haven’t had rain in 68 days, no rain. It’s like living in Hell. Your refreshing post are wonderful, God I wish I had your job👍🤪🥵
Way to hustle Cole! You guys got the major work done before the worst heat came by. SMART!! At that temperature the heat just seems to come up out of the ground and hit you in the face.. I used to love driving the roads around Ellsworth and north and east of there. Most of all any were in the Black Hills. Rather EVERYwhere, in the Black Hills. That wide aerial video was super Cole. It showed the magnitude of the field real well. AND it really emphasized the patter of cutting. I also like seeing the different camera angles ON the machine. It is interesting. Thanks again for another great documentary. STAY safe. That heat will kill you if it gets the chance!!
From Northeast Missouri I appreciate the update. Tri-state area Illinois Missouri Iowa. Corn was started last week testing for 24% in our area. Going on two weeks then. Some quite a bit it’s not ready. Another week and a half
LOVE your channel. Excellent video content. Feels like we are right there in the cab with you. Please don't scare me by putting your hands in to clean out the hay chaff on your last video. I get it, but you are to precious to your family and everyone else to have an accident! Great looking stylish bull calves. Great to have an excellent fly control system, and the very handy adjustable wagon hitch. Sorry if I missed it, but what is the story on Ellie's puppies? Also, great to hear you are taking the middleman out of your lively hood. "Angus Beef by Sonne"! Almost forgot to tell you how delightful it is to see your beautiful governor speaking at the rally last night! Prayers for your continued success!
All the butterflies remind me of when I was 13. My grandpa farmed with horses. He had a light stroke that summer. I mowed his alfalfa behind a team of horses. Absolutely my best working memory. The alfalfa was so easy to cut compared to grass hay
Our son (1.5 years old) is obsessed with all things haying and especially round bales. Thank you so much for all your videos - it's a lifesaver when he can't be out in the field with dad and grandpa!
@briansonne814 Hi Brian, you'd be turning the farms over to Cole if you got .75/hr. for all the hrs. we've followed you guys over the years. Enjoy these Sonne interludes 3x a week. Hope your yields this fall come in better than expected.
We had a similar result with our hay, we only did two cuts, but the second cut is a little better than the first cut. We did get some good rains with the warmer weather which gave us a better yield from the first. Your hay is a nice stand and the cattle are looking nice. Once again some really fabulous aerials, great views. Thanks for sharing, I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
That is some fine lookin hay👍🏻. And a great choice on “song of the day”….. that’s one we all hear as background music in the elevator, but don’t know the Band or lyrics. 🫡
I hope you folks got some of the rain showing on the national weather. Folks in Texas never seem to get a break.---I had feral tomatoes growing, each year a few would get past me & the winter rains would germinate them. I had 2 great plants until the tomato hornworms moved in on the one, & the gophers discovered they liked the taste of the roots...just lost them both a few days ago.---
When I was a young fellow like you the heat did not bother me! Brian this is a sign of fall. The butter flies are going to central America for the winter.
You are still getting those hot temperatures. I can recall when our daughter had her wedding in Oklahoma 25 years ago, it was 105 on her wedding day. We had to cool down the van for 30 minutes when we took the chocolate coated strawberries to the church for the church reception after the wedding. It was hot. We are from Calgary, Alberta. . . . so watch the chocolate on your strawberries. 😮
from up above your fields look like a quilt my grama used to make 🥰💕🙏 all squares and stripes of old cloth sewed up into a large blanket with wool stuffing if she had some 👍🥰💕 my dad was born in Saskatchewan in a muddy that's a house made into the ground by stacking soil squares on top of each other, in a place call villa Marie, but his birth certificate said longitude and latitude, after my grandfather and grandmother she was 42yrs when she had him, I never met my grandfather, I was born after he had passed, grandma live into her 80's or 90's passed away in Lacombe Alberta but they both came from around south Dakota, where my great great grandfather came from, his picture being in the law court house in South Dakota, the picture was on a postcard of three miner's, my grandma said they got the names wrong cause she sure knew him from him sitting at her table eating and the others too, now I under stand the original is in the law court there being displayed, maybe I'll see it before I pass... love you guys thanks Cole and Brian for all you do to help farmers in your area🙏💕🥰 probably some of my long lost family😉👍 they had large families back then...
I just watched a short about an organic dairy farm and they're not allowed to used fly spray like you guys do, so what they do is run all their cattle single file under a fly vacuum. It sucks all the flies from the top and both sides. They run them through 2x per day. The video said it's not as good as chemicals but it does give them some relief. Interesting.
14:21 Cole, I kid you not. Lubbock, TX a few years ago it was over 100° and guys were roofing and that night they were in the park playing soccer! I cannot imagine how those guys did it. Nice video and the alfalfa looked great.
Sure hope you all will be working with This'll do Farm - Sawyer and Tork over in Iowa. You all would make a great team of beef and pork selling direct to consumers. Either way, I intend to buy some of your beef once I don't have to purchase an entire cow. All the best and appreciate what you all do. Feeding the world is a labor of love.
Cole the good folks of Texas are built for that kinda weather. We grow up dealing with it so much to where is just normal to us here in south Texas… Cover up, throw on a straw sun hat and carry on is how I was raised..
Beautiful video - that alfalfa is amazing. So glad to see good things for really good people. Love your channel. My favorite by far, wouldn't miss an episode. Thanks again for sharing 🙂
After the first and second cut I'm so happy that you're third cut is looking pretty good Cole Watching you're videos over the last year and halve you and Your Brian are awesome farmers and a joy to watch you're videos/ drone footage/camera placement just spectacular I taught the camera on the ground was well and truly f****d well done for not chopping it 😂😂 GOD BLESS Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
Yeah nice hot days are great... Good old Straya 🇦🇺 here in our second week of SPRING getting into 32°c /90°f . She's gunna be a warm summer here on the east coast. Great episode guys, cheers from Newcastle, Australia 🇦🇺 👍 ❤
So glad to see the 3rd cutting looks so good. Doesn't completely make up for the dry conditions earlier this season but still happy to see an improvement for you and Brian!
When you where chasing the cows back from the gate one could see the flies when the animal moved. That is some nice looking wind rows and once that dries it will make some nice feed
As my old buddy Jerry McBride said one day when we were spiking ties in 100* heat..."It's not the heat. It's the humility!" 😂 Lots of humility at Radnor Yard in Nashville. They used to derail cars once a week.
i was just thinking...as you drove under that self propelled grain auger, with the bales, past those bins full of corn. I guess you'll know when it's too hot if you hear the corn popping in those bins...😉😃
As always thank you for sharing some amazing content. I really enjoy watching a hard working family doing what they do in Americas heart land keeping us fed !
Cole watch the heat guy, Glad you are going to get a good amount of bales. You take great care of your cattle. Like the hay footage a lot. Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out
i can smell the alfalfa!! cowboy cologne!
Those butterflies looked awesome flying off that alfalfa. Sonne Farms is still the best UA-cam channel. Thank you.
Thanks Janice!
Yup, I've dropped all other farming channels but Sonne Farms & Griggs LLC. I just don't have time to watch the others.
Thanks for your consistency in posting. Others are so random I just gave up on them
@papawskitchen ditto!!!
Same here. Thank you
Same here. Sonne Farm runs a great operation.
Hey! Glad to see you making some good hay! Hope you get some killer corn this year good luck and thanks for sharing.
8:54 SWEET CHRIST!!!! I don't want a buzzcut, thank you, I need the extra hair on top for my comb over!!!
Cole is a really busy guy, farming and photographing all day plus editing all night.
I can't believe he delivers content every other day, more then any other farming-ranching channel...
I’m pretty sure he has a bobcat attachment for editing
Border View Farms posts nearly everyday if you want to check them out too! Very informative channel.
@TjTaylor4706 I heard he uses a Milwaukee app for editing.
@@TjTaylor4706 lol
@@davidkramer6585 good one!
I'm happy for Sonne Farms. Mowing lots of alfalfa for winter feed. Congrats Brian and Cole.
Always great content with excellent commentary - I enjoy the different camera views and especially the drone footage well done and thanks for sharing
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Brian you were correct in the first pronunciation of "Verve". As always another great song of the day!! Stay cool 😎 ✌🏼
So enjoy watching the “backwards” tractor cut alfalfa. You all do such smart economy with bale hauling, too.
Thank you Cole and Brian and Jeff and family. Great video yes! 🌈☀️🐂🐂🐂🚜🚜🚛🚛 and 🌈⭐Storla Station ⛽🧢👕✨✌️☮️♥️♥️🇺🇸💌
Thank you Sonne Farms!!!
To finish the story, butterflies, baby rabbits and meadow larks were everywhere. Totally good experience.
Glad your alfalfa is heavy this time. Everyone needs a break right now.
Congratulations on getting a quarter of a million subscribers from around the World. You are doing things right. Great camerawork. From two followers in the UK.
This day will be remembered when you are feeding hay this winter and it's 50 below wind chill!!!
You never cease to amaze me Cole with how many different camera angles you are able to capture on video. All the while you are working hard in very HOT conditions to get harvest and chores done. This third cutting hay crop sure looked good. I hope you have enough now to make it through this winter. Thanks for making and posting another great video as always. Have a blessed weekend!
Wow, thank you!
One would think you have an entire production crew following you guys around ! Amazing job with the videos Cole . Great song choice Mr. Brian 😊
Thanks!
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This tractor always makes me laugh. It looks like it is going backwards! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for taking the time to spread the fly stuff on the cows. A lot of cattle owners would not do that but you guys do that and that’s excellent farming in my book.
@Sonne Farms congratulations on the collab with “This’ll do pig farm”. I will order from you both!!!
I love the drone shots of your beautiful land.
I was watching you call cutting the hay and it made me think of the blessings and the good Lord watching over you guys. Awesome drone footage again good music in the background. Great song of the day Brian. Certainly with all the butterflies. That was pretty cool. Keep up the great work.
Hi Cole and Dad Brian thank you for sharing everything.God bless you and your family.
Ellie is the star! Nothing smells better than fresh cut alfalfa!
It's awesome to see your all getting at least one great cut of alfalfa that'll go a long way with the nutrition for your cattle
As always you knock it out of the park with excellent quality on your videography & editing, but even more so on how, as a family, you share the work and get it done, ALWAYS looking out for the best interest in the animals in the process! I do pray the mystery of the leaking toilet has been resolved on your bath remodel. Does sound like the bowl is defective from comments read, which does not surprise me. (Every job has its challenges, even making toilet bowls has an art to it & one small mistake can cause the issues you have been facing. Better to change it out now, making sure it comes from a different production line & date, give it a try.) God bless all your family!🇺🇸🙏
Out of all the Farm videos on youtube yours are the best. I look for them every time I am here. Your music is also some of the best I've heard any where. All farming and no ads or BS. Thank you guys for such high quality videos.
Your camera positioning is becoming very innovative and appreciated, thank you and nice job.
So glad to see you got such a great 3rd cutting. Looking forward to seeing you get it baled. A break in the heat should be on the near horizon. Have a great weekend.
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌞 Farms!!!
I’m not a roofer in Texas, but haven’t had rain in 68 days, no rain. It’s like living in Hell.
Your refreshing post are wonderful, God I wish I had your job👍🤪🥵
Glad to add to my playlist “song of the day “. Great video! You guys always do an amazing job. Heartbeat of America! Keep on keeping on 🇺🇸
Congratulations on getting 250 thousand subscribers !!
Alfalfa looks good 👍
Hope you get what you need for the winter.
Thanks for sharing Cole.
Love that song Brian, thanks for picking it for today
Way to hustle Cole! You guys got the major work done before the worst heat came by. SMART!! At that temperature the heat just seems to come up out of the ground and hit you in the face.. I used to love driving the roads around Ellsworth and north and east of there. Most of all any were in the Black Hills. Rather EVERYwhere, in the Black Hills. That wide aerial video was super Cole. It showed the magnitude of the field real well. AND it really emphasized the patter of cutting. I also like seeing the different camera angles ON the machine. It is interesting. Thanks again for another great documentary. STAY safe. That heat will kill you if it gets the chance!!
All the pretty purple flowers 💜
Cole, at 8:54 you gave me a haircut with the mower. I got a flattop buzzcut now.
I thought for sure your camera was going to get shredded. 😱
Nice pick for song of the day bittersweet symphony. Love that song.👍👍
9/9/23 - So glad for the rain y'all got . Hay looks great! Great video Cole. Great drone shot!
I can almost smell the fresh cut alfalfa watching this video. Keep up the good work.
Dude, what a shot between those cows heads and butts… you’re a killer with that dart gun
A great shot at 3 yards :)
It's nice to see the monarch butterfly again
We just finished up 3rd cutting in western NY. 2x yield over 2nd. Took forever to dry as we've had so much rain this year but good looking hay.
From Northeast Missouri I appreciate the update. Tri-state area Illinois Missouri Iowa. Corn was started last week testing for 24% in our area. Going on two weeks then. Some quite a bit it’s not ready. Another week and a half
Glad to see some good alfalfa!
Winter project: Put a quick hitch on that bale trailer!!
LOVE your channel. Excellent video content. Feels like we are right there in the cab with you. Please don't scare me by putting your hands in to clean out the hay chaff on your last video. I get it, but you are to precious to your family and everyone else to have an accident! Great looking stylish bull calves. Great to have an excellent fly control system, and the very handy adjustable wagon hitch. Sorry if I missed it, but what is the story on Ellie's puppies? Also, great to hear you are taking the middleman out of your lively hood. "Angus Beef by Sonne"! Almost forgot to tell you how delightful it is to see your beautiful governor speaking at the rally last night! Prayers for your continued success!
All the butterflies remind me of when I was 13. My grandpa farmed with horses. He had a light stroke that summer. I mowed his alfalfa behind a team of horses. Absolutely my best working memory. The alfalfa was so easy to cut compared to grass hay
Fun Vlog Cole... HUGS & BLESSINGS ALWAYS 🙏💙🤗✝️
Hey good morning 🌅 have nice day with a beautiful farm cows
they type of heat it pays to stop and blow out your radiator in the morning and like your doing keep an extra eye on all gauges. keep safe
It’s so mesmerizing to watch the hay being cut! Brings back so many memories of cutting hay with my grandpa….oh the smell of fresh cut hay
Bitter Sweet Sympony, that plays everytime I'm in our grocery strore!
Thanks and GOD BLESS 😀
That is some awesome drone video, Cole. You are getting extremely good at this. Thanks for the beautiful content, brother.
Great song, Brian. Keep those '90s picks coming!
I love the drone footage! The wind blowing waves thru the alfalfa was beautiful! So happy you got a third cutting. ❤
Our son (1.5 years old) is obsessed with all things haying and especially round bales. Thank you so much for all your videos - it's a lifesaver when he can't be out in the field with dad and grandpa!
i get .75 cents an hour for online babysitting hehe
@briansonne814 Hi Brian, you'd be turning the farms over to Cole if you got .75/hr. for all the hrs. we've followed you guys over the years. Enjoy these Sonne interludes 3x a week. Hope your yields this fall come in better than expected.
@@davidkramer6585 thankyou!
Good video Cole and Brian ! Boys stay safe
We had a similar result with our hay, we only did two cuts, but the second cut is a little better than the first cut. We did get some good rains with the warmer weather which gave us a better yield from the first. Your hay is a nice stand and the cattle are looking nice. Once again some really fabulous aerials, great views. Thanks for sharing, I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
I like the drone vids and the beautiful prairie shots are wonderful.
Many thanks!
love today's song of the day , now that looks a fine crop there will make some good feed for the winter
That is some fine lookin hay👍🏻. And a great choice on “song of the day”….. that’s one we all hear as background music in the elevator, but don’t know the Band or lyrics. 🫡
I hope you folks got some of the rain showing on the national weather. Folks in Texas never seem to get a break.---I had feral tomatoes growing, each year a few would get past me & the winter rains would germinate them. I had 2 great plants until the tomato hornworms moved in on the one, & the gophers discovered they liked the taste of the roots...just lost them both a few days ago.---
Iron Butterfly- "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"
When I was a young fellow like you the heat did not bother me! Brian this is a sign of fall. The butter flies are going to central America for the winter.
You are still getting those hot temperatures. I can recall when our daughter had her wedding in Oklahoma 25 years ago, it was 105 on her wedding day. We had to cool down the van for 30 minutes when we took the chocolate coated strawberries to the church for the church reception after the wedding. It was hot. We are from Calgary, Alberta. . . . so watch the chocolate on your strawberries. 😮
from up above your fields look like a quilt my grama used to make 🥰💕🙏 all squares and stripes of old cloth sewed up into a large blanket with wool stuffing if she had some 👍🥰💕 my dad was born in Saskatchewan in a muddy that's a house made into the ground by stacking soil squares on top of each other, in a place call villa Marie, but his birth certificate said longitude and latitude, after my grandfather and grandmother she was 42yrs when she had him, I never met my grandfather, I was born after he had passed, grandma live into her 80's or 90's passed away in Lacombe Alberta but they both came from around south Dakota, where my great great grandfather came from, his picture being in the law court house in South Dakota, the picture was on a postcard of three miner's, my grandma said they got the names wrong cause she sure knew him from him sitting at her table eating and the others too, now I under stand the original is in the law court there being displayed, maybe I'll see it before I pass... love you guys thanks Cole and Brian for all you do to help farmers in your area🙏💕🥰 probably some of my long lost family😉👍 they had large families back then...
Very cool drone shots cutting the hay!
The MIGHTY LORD bless you all!
Good to see you gettting feed for the winter coming ,,,happy days
Brian, your song of the day should be, Bob Lind, "the elusive butterfly of love",Maybe?!
ehh
I just watched a short about an organic dairy farm and they're not allowed to used fly spray like you guys do, so what they do is run all their cattle single file under a fly vacuum. It sucks all the flies from the top and both sides. They run them through 2x per day. The video said it's not as good as chemicals but it does give them some relief. Interesting.
In the real old days cattle used their tails to disrupt flies.
On a day like that you must be glad Tiffany bought that pool😉😊
That is going to be a lot of alfalfa bales. Great job.
14:21 Cole, I kid you not. Lubbock, TX a few years ago it was over 100° and guys were roofing and that night they were in the park playing soccer! I cannot imagine how those guys did it.
Nice video and the alfalfa looked great.
Even in scorching days work has to be done.👍❤️🇨🇦
Love love love that new camera!!!! I also love the smell of alfalfa hay…..
Sonne farms you guys rock hard working get things done always thinking of your livestock be safe and stay cool thanks for great videos
Thanks 👍
At 3:35 in the video it really shows the effect of your fly spray. What a huge difference with the large groups of flies gone!
yes! Gotta imagine the relief for the cattle is big!
Sure hope you all will be working with This'll do Farm - Sawyer and Tork over in Iowa. You all would make a great team of beef and pork selling direct to consumers. Either way, I intend to buy some of your beef once I don't have to purchase an entire cow. All the best and appreciate what you all do. Feeding the world is a labor of love.
Cole the good folks of Texas are built for that kinda weather. We grow up dealing with it so much to where is just normal to us here in south Texas… Cover up, throw on a straw sun hat and carry on is how I was raised..
That’s for a good video. I hope it starts cooking down for you guys.
Beautiful video - that alfalfa is amazing. So glad to see good things for really good people. Love your channel. My favorite by far, wouldn't miss an episode. Thanks again for sharing 🙂
Cole, love the drone footage of Brian mowing. ❤️🌹 NJ
After the first and second cut I'm so happy that you're third cut is looking pretty good Cole Watching you're videos over the last year and halve you and Your Brian are awesome farmers and a joy to watch you're videos/ drone footage/camera placement just spectacular
I taught the camera on the ground was well and truly f****d well done for not chopping it 😂😂
GOD BLESS
Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
Yeah nice hot days are great...
Good old Straya 🇦🇺 here in our second week of SPRING getting into 32°c /90°f .
She's gunna be a warm summer here on the east coast.
Great episode guys, cheers from Newcastle, Australia 🇦🇺 👍 ❤
So glad to see the 3rd cutting looks so good. Doesn't completely make up for the dry conditions earlier this season but still happy to see an improvement for you and Brian!
Great video shots. The drone is always welcome. Nice editing too. Thanks for the video 😊
Another great video. Thank you guys sooo much 🎉
the butter flies love the purple haze
prince song!
When you where chasing the cows back from the gate one could see the flies when the animal moved. That is some nice looking wind rows and once that dries it will make some nice feed
So excited to get some Sonne Farms Ribeye Steaks!!!
As my old buddy Jerry McBride said one day when we were spiking ties in 100* heat..."It's not the heat. It's the humility!" 😂
Lots of humility at Radnor Yard in Nashville. They used to derail cars once a week.
The butterflies are not surprising due to the flowering of the alfalfa. It is a good nectar source and makes a good honey.
Great video shots! I’m sure setting up the camera adds to an already busy day. Thanks for sharing your day!
i was just thinking...as you drove under that self propelled grain auger, with the bales, past those bins full of corn. I guess you'll know when it's too hot if you hear the corn popping in those bins...😉😃
As always thank you for sharing some amazing content. I really enjoy watching a hard working family doing what they do in Americas heart land keeping us fed !
Critters look great. Thanks for for putting new blades on the machine. Hope to be able to get some black angus. Thanks.
Your drone video is amazing
Good to see you finally getting some decent hay.
LOL ...I've already guessed who/where your beef sales will occur. Good luck and I hope it all goes well.
Cole watch the heat guy, Glad you are going to get a good amount of bales. You take great care of your cattle. Like the hay footage a lot. Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out