Mowing Record 6 Foot Overripe Grass - KUHN FC 4061 TCD
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
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This is the thickest hay I've mowed yet!
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How Farms Work by Ryan Kuster is a UA-cam channel based in rural Potosi, Wisconsin. Our mission is to teach those who didn't grow up on a farm what the farming life is like. These videos show the Kuster family working together raising cattle and crops. We believe everyone who wants to know more about farming should be able to share the farming experience with us and we look to educate the world on many essential agriculture topics.
How Farms Work takes place on ~1,100 acres with around 75-200 cattle at any given time. Four John Deere tractors are currently used on the farm, which are a 4020, 4640, 7600, and 8235R.
Ain’t afraid to get a little dirty. Dirt don’t hurt! It washes off 😁
Loved the drone shots of the valley. Really shows how close to the river the land is. Travis talks about it but its hard to see. Now please show the hills and slopes he talks about.
Glad to see you continuing your partnership with Kuhn.
Always great to see Hannah ! she's never afraid with getting the job done. Take care of each other.
Kuhn made quick work of that 6 foot tall hay. Looked really good! Thank you for the video update!
I remember a few times on the farm putting fresh cut hay in the feeding trough for the heifers and they went after it like kids let loose into a candy store with a pocket full of money.
My family farmed 500 acres in southeast Minnesota up into 1981 when my parents divorced. We had about 300 cattle and milked around 175 cows at a time. My dad had been on the Minnesota Dairy Promotion Board and spoke at many of them. He attended multiple Republican $1000 to $5000 a plate dinners including one at which he sat back to back with then President Ford.
Cool to see that the mower is back😉👍 and even better to see the wrapper sitting in your yard👍😁
Amazing video, this hay season will be awesome👍👍
Wow! Lots of hay there at the valley. I know it was a tight windrow that you were going for, but that the tractor was scraping its belly on the windrow...nice that there's so much.
It was great to see Hannah again! Hope that hay season is going well for you guys!
Great job Hannah, Ryan and Travis, great crop of grass, Travis should be happy with that👌👍😎
I live in Australia, in the state of Victoria, I am now a retired Dairy farmer and I use to Wrap all my silage and I only made hay from November and December, I did the same with Lercerne [Alpha ]. Good to see you and Hanna changing the mower knives.
Even though it was headed out and above your head. Lol. I'm glad it was safe to make the hay on the bottom bottom.
Love the 🦌 nothing runs like a deer. 🚜
Having a second mower even demo one boy it speeds things up. Two mowers two barriers, one hay wrapper. Smart for your operation.
Hannah and Ryan friends forever! 🙂
Cutting hay grounds so satisfying to see. Good stuff stay safe. Wow that was tall grass
Just standing cooking the tea/supper and you vid pops up 😁 now iv to try and not burn the tea 🤣 nice seeing the kuhn mowers are still going strong from when I used to demo them over here. Stay safe 🏴
Was never a big fan of Kuhn. But since you showed them on the channel I like em more and more!
Beautiful, Rich Crop of hay❣️❣️Really enjoyed seeing a field it looks so lovely in fact the best I seen this year!! You have a very nice farm and I enjoyed this video❣️❣️ Especially enjoyed your life changing out the blades and well done job!!I’m not a women’s liver but I’m all for women’s rights and proving that we’re just as capable as possible. I grew up on a farm and I was short and petite and I spent my whole life proving how tough I was. One of the happiest days of my life was the day and my father said he would rather work with me any day of the week and my brothers not only because I was a good worker but because I anticipated what needed to be done before He had to ask and also I didn’t waste any time when we were working😊☺️ that was a good cook and Baker in the house but I loved being outside with my father and I miss him terribly. This was my first time seeing your video and I will be much interested in following him in the future!!💕 God bless you both and take care.. May all your dreams come true!!!!!
The drone shots are the stuff! Awesome!
Ryan great video ! Silage bales make great feed, We cut the hay field & bale round the ends wet & rap & out of the way.👍
Beautiful video, To cut grass is one of my favorites jobs in farming.
Just started watching this channel. Ryan speaks to the camera as well as any UA-camr I've watched. I am going to subscribe!!
Thank you!
I look forward to your videos! Every day.
That is a well thought out way of changing blades. About 20 times easier than our haybine that I remember at least.
Getting a Kuhn discbine 2024 mainly thanks to seeing them on your channel… got a 10 wheel rake from Kuhn this year!
Like how well your intern catches on, maybe in the future years she can do a video of you (the intern) changing a diaper! Mowing hay with a discbine has to be the least stressful tractor driving as long as the fawns stay out of the hayfield.
Man I bought a brand new speed rake last year, which is a big purchase for our farm. I couldn't even get a ball cap from our dealer, looks like you got all the kuhn gear! Must be nice! Sweet mower
Thank you Ryan - Great Video / Great Channel. Canadian farmers mowing / baling hay in Eastern Canada. Have a great day eh.
Looking forward to the summer season. Should also ask Kuhn to try a baler-wrapper combo if you are considering baleage.
Finding a good woman can be hard. I was lucky on the first real try. I found her sitting under an apple in blue jeans, work shirt and barefoot reading a book when I went to look at a horse trailer. Our mothers warned us that we wouldn't last a year. I wish they were still alive. My wife and I talk to each other and we know how the other thinks. A big limit for my wife is she's deaf. We've had some hard times. One was when I went to Desert Storm and second was when our daughter went to Iraq for a year. I enjoy your site, thank you for all the hard work. We just celebrated our 49th wedding anniversary
Hey Ryan!! Hey Hannah!! Need some cardboard when you're working on the ground. Makes it easier to keep track of tools and parts too. That's some tall grass you guys have. Have a great week.
Another great video!! Keep them coming and it's so nice for Kuhn to let you use there equipment.And I agree you should of given Hanna a piece of cardboard
It’s alright she doesn’t mind, she’s not afraid to get dirty!
Love hearing the 4640 start up
You have some nice thick grass hope you make out well in the auction. I wish we had auctions in South Texas where we could auction some of our hay production if you wanted to go that wrought. Good luck.
Great video the crop looks awesome that mower is a beast chopping that hay down when kuhn comes back for their bail wrapper just hide it in the woods and act like u don't know anything
awsome video ryan that was for sure tall grass never saw it that high before wow and you cutted it down nicly too great job thumbs up and shared
Good to see Hanna need to have her on more.
Another well shot 'hay' video...awesome camera angles. I loved the high altitude drone footage. You could just fly the drone for an hour and post that video and I would watch that with some banjo music. it is mesmerizing to see grass on one side and 'hay' on the other. But I like to mow the lawn.
The video I’ve been waiting for
I like that quick change cutter setup.
Wonderful drone shots!
you are a good teacher Ryan 😄😄😄
Love the video on the Kuhn fc 4061 tcd .
LOL! I was just going to remark that it's nice to see that you got your intern back. :)
Great looking hay and great to see Hanna lol
THAT'S A FANTASTIC MOWER.
Being able to make baleage is an upgrade that has been a long time coming!
That mower is a beast not even the tractor can outlast the Kuhn 😂
That rain really helped in spring
Ryan, don't poke the intern. Especially when she's the one holding the tools. You are an awesome couple. So happy for you both. Stay safe and God bless.
At least not till the wedding night
@@tod456 oh no he didn't.
@@tod456 🤣🤣🤣
I cut hay here in GA with a John Deere 6420. Sometimes the hay gets above the cab before we can cut it down here.
Ryan Kuhn makes some outstanding equipment don't they
you have a good woman by your side man... blessings to both you
Some beautiful hay, wish I was doing that to
love it mate
Impressive machine to handle that much material at that speed.
You two are so cute together!
Hi Ryan & Hannah miss seeing you on tv alot and Travis & Brittney.
Wonder Woman don't have nothing on Hanna! Go get it done girl!!!
Buying a bale wrapper is a great idea, next thing I'd say would be worth buying is a self loading bale wagon after all you save alot of time and money with only needing one person to haul bales from feild to farm....
Be a good idea for a demo definitely, because there are a lot of additional maintenance costs and tasks with one of those self-loading and stacking tools. But they definitely are a useful tool but a demo would definitely help Ryan see if it's worth the costs.
@@GoldPicard only factors are how many bales to haul and either pulled by a farm tractor or pick up
That's a nice machine 👍
Cole Sonne got him an Intern too. Signing the final contract in November 2022.
Love the video!! What part of Wisconsin do you live in?
Great investment. Congratulations
Great video Ryan, awesome drone footage down in the valley. The only fault I seen with your video you should have got Hannah a piece of cardboard when she was changing the blades so she wouldn’t have got her jeans so dirty.
Good video boys
Good helper 👍
smart rap the hay you have so many wet years and crap hay you are on the right way
you can use it for corn to
With Hannah helping.... might be a good time to think about a hard-surface system for the machine shop..........
SNAPPER makes a tough mower that would be nice to see on your channel!
Ryan you should have at least gave her a piece of cardboard to sit on
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Good content. 👍
this is crazy
Hanna will only have that intern title for a little bit longer. Then she gets a whole new title & position! Take care & stay safe. Thanks for sharing.
Yes she will! CEO!
Then she will own half after the divorce!
Its amazing at how easy it is to change the blades out on that. I will my zero turn lawnmower were that easy. Enjoying the content. Y'all keep up the good work !
We have one machine that you change the blades like that. Super fast. Like it.
did you guys buy this mower then just being happy for any farmer that can upgrade in any way they can in these times we are in
Can you use the wrapper on corn stalks to help keep them dry as well or is it not worth the inputs to do this as well?
Was cutting wheat canary that was over 8 feet tall. Stuff is crazy
A couple years ago the valley had a lot of standing water. How is it this year?
Nothing like putting her on the spot in front of thousands of people lol…she’s a keeper
Wonder if something like a wrapper actually is better than building a storage shed. Seems to me that you could build a sizable pole barn for the price of a wrapper and have considerably less maintenance/operating costs while maintaining bale quality.
Hi ryan do you think in the coming years with the planter upgrades the 4640 will stay the planter tractor?
You should have used Kondex blades. They are the best!!!
VERY NICE PHOTOGRGHY.
Me and Michael need all them kuhns
Hey Ryan question what sort of grass is in that hay you were cutting unless i missed it in the video? To me it looks like Canary Reed Grass?
Can't believe you took that wheel off.....it was only flat on one side!
Those knives on the kuhn windrower did not look that bad other than maybe a few chips but yeck if we replaced ours on our windrower every time they got a few chips, we would be changing them every other day. We bought a new self propelled windrower years back and the first set of knives lasted about 250 engine hours before we put new ones on. Didn't even flip them till 150 hours and then we did some custom work and found some rocks that shorted there life spam.
You need one of those triple mowers. At some can demo one lol
Can the blades be given a quick edge without taking them off?
Ryan getting Hannah to work!! So great to see you all working together!! Getting closer to wedding day!! Stay safe always!!
I thought they got married at least a year ago.
I can’t help but wonder how many fawns you mowed over in that grass? I’ve had close calls in knee high clover at 5 mph.
Dang Ryan, You could of got Hannah a square of Cardboard to sit on. Come on man be the good soon to be Bit h Or um Husband your going to be. LOL sorry Had to say it.
On a Positive note Congratulation on the upcoming wedding, I'm sure we'll see some picture of the New Mr. and Mrs. !!!
Enjoyed the video Ryan, Thanks for sharing.
I don’t remember seeing a 4640 before. Do you still have the 4020?
Nothing runs like a Deere, however when are you guys going to get a new tractor?
if you put a breaker bar in a hole and on the bottom bar that hold the gearsis how we always done
It’s not to late to back out of that marriage!!
Do you save most of this hay for your use or do you sale it?
If making bale age….can you bale those windrows without raking? Save a trip over field and time…..that would be great
Any hop ups or mods you can do to that tractor?
Does the river ice over in the winter?
Did ya'll actually buy the wrapper or is it like a demo where Kuhn is just letting you use it?