Chopping Corn Silage, Milking Cows & Hauling Manure at Martig Farms
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Chopping Corn Silage, Milking Cows & Hauling Manure at Martig Farms
In this UA-cam video I visit Martig Farms Inc. near Beloit Ohio as they chop corn silage for their dairy cow herd and haul liquid manure from the farm out to the field. I talk about families farming and bird feed operation in Northeast Ohio and explain what is going on in the video.
A Big thank you for them inviting me out for the video and hope to make it back for some more farming videos in the future.
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👍 thank you Mike for your very informative video about silage and manure injection also dairy operations
Another fantastic video from Farmhand Mike!! Thank you for sharing!!
Great job Mike.This stuff never gets old, Thanks
Very impressive Mike, great to see the big operations over the pond.seasons greetings from the UK 🇬🇧
Great Video Mike, I can't help compare our systems here in NZ, with your USA systems, ours are largely grass based, with a small amount of maize silage, cows are mainly out in the paddock for 365 days of the year, I recall the largest farm I milked on which was 500 cows in two herds, one paddock got a bit messed up the boss disappeared for an hour with a bag of grass seed, 2 rounds later the paddock was back in the rotation, thanks for sharing
I work for a farm in NW Sumner County in South Central Kansas near the town of Conway Springs. They bag corn silage and alfalfa silage and this past fall, they hired a dairy that owns a Claas Jaguar self propelled chopper and they cut 4 bags of silage. The farm I work for had irrigated corn that was cut for grain with a John Deere 9660 STS and a John Deere 893 manuel adjust deck plate corn head. I ran their grain cart with a John Deere 8120 with tinted windows and the grain cart was an A&L F705, 700 bushel cart. The irrigation made 195 bu/ac, and there was about 10-12 acres of dryland corn that wasn't chopped. That corn yielded 129 bu/ac.
the milk cooling process is even more impressive
I wish I could go with you to one of these dairy farms to see their operation. The manure injector had steering in front and rear axles was something I've never seen before. Once again another great video of Farmhand Mike!!
Awesome food -> lucky cows -> tasty milk! 😉
Thanks a lot for the video! 😊👍🏻
Great video. Love all your farming content. Thanks for sharing.
i worked for a guy in the late 80s we choped sillage pile but whet we did was drive the tractor and wagon on top of the pile ea time until it got to the point we had to pile it out side and then use the tractor to push the pile up his structure was a boarded up are and wood post and t post holding it together he feed beef cows with that silage
I have to admit Mike you did an excellent job of describing the way the corn is used on the daiy farms as well as ther operations.live to tour that farm very well kept farm beautiful aerial views of the farm Mike as always you do very good job of describing to your viewers the methods of farming excellent video keep up the good work .would live to meet you in person mike.keep up the good work looking forward to your next video. Thank you god bless wish you and family a very happy and prosperous new year filled with lots of blessings.
Well kept clean farm.My Hats Off
Good job I like 🚜🚜🚜
Thanks for the great video mike!
Wishing you all a happy, healthy, prosperous New Year!
Great video Mike - would love to see more of the Dairy operation.
The nuhn tanker is one impressive machine😉👍 great to see a chopper out in the field👍😁
Happy new year👍
Mike my dad is the dairy nutritionist for martig farms. All the guys there are good guys. You should see them feed
I have been by that farm a quite a bit the last few years on my way to Bunker Hill Shootout where they have truck and tractor pulls in the summer. I am pretty sure that their 9630 and some of their other equipment helps prep the pulling track which is about a mile from that farm. The last time that I was by there was in July on my way home from Millersburg Ohio as I went by Royer Farms right before Martig Farms on purpose as they are both really nice dairy farms!
Martig’s have a great operation, and it’s just 10 minutes down the road from us in Deerfield
Good video Mike! Would love to see more from this farm! Looks like a very nice clean good sized dairy farm!
Happy New Year from Ontario Canada love your videos Big Mike
great video n a beauty of a farm too.
Excellent video Mike, and so nice to get to watch silage chopping/packing right now while the weather is crap. Happy New Year to you and your family and stay safe this weekend!
Great video Mike. That Challenger tractor looks pretty Intimidating!
Excellent video as always
Nice work on this video. Thanks for sharing. Happy subscriber 😀. Kind of glad I do not have smell a vision on the manure portion on this one.
Great video Mike
Wow now thats a biology lesson from a farm equipment channel LOL I had no idea there was a proper cut length for health reasons :)
Great vídeo Mike.
Awesome video my friend Happy New Year
Nice Video Happy New year
I think Martigs are on Instagram. Love to see how that 8100 and frac tank is setup with remote control.
In your description it says a dairy cat herd. I've never seen one of them 😂
Nice.
Got A Real Tractor Doing The Dirty Work Lol
Farm sim 22 is so realistic wow
Would be great to see a planting video of this farm
Those 2wd 8000 series have got to be one of the ugliest tractors ever made. Great video Mike thank you !
I like watching Mike less videos on UA-cam, from the imperial co commiefornia. And happy new year's.
Thanks and Happy New Years to You!
Ah yeas, the derogatory term for when California is overrun with politicians who aren’t quite the brightest light bulbs out there
Looks like a Hainsworth frac tank? Any idea how big there diller tankers are? Awesome vid
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Hi Mike, I've been subed for a while now and was wondering what drone you have, I have a Mavic2 zoom myself. Maybe a video on your equipment would be cool. I'll bet a "Safari" outfit with misquito mesh would be nice when your getting pelted with the silage while taking those shots :)
No milk robots yet? They seem to have taken over here for a lot of operations here in the Netherlands
What is the advantage of injecting the manure vs just spread it on the surface? This is flat ground…after rain the manure nutrients will..go down anyway… Can you explain this ?
Nice.... What no dump carts...???
Martig Farms is right by my house
Great awesome video mike. Huge operation , love those blue silos . Are any of the silos filled with silage too ?
I think they use a couple of the silos for grain for the bird feed operation.
@@farmhandmike will be nice seeing that bird seed operation
@@farmhandmike I dont know about silage does it smell good when they chopping it
We use them to put feed additives in for the cows
@@brodymartig8629 very nice , dairy farm I work at has 7 of them , one is corn silage , the other one is high moisture barley to grain corn , the other ones have haylage from 1st to 4th cut
organic nutrients
How many are they milking?
1200
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Will there come a video of corn silage on Van Erk dairy?
Where is that dairy located?
@@farmhandmike it's located in Payne Ohio, you have made a video there before with the Fendt tractor and USA push wagon
Kinda weird they don’t have automatic milking robots …
Do they ever use a vibrating roller on the pits?
I don't know that Ive ever seen one on a silage pile.
10th generation dairy farmer does with good results…. Check his channel out. Another smart US dairy farm that i follow from here in the UK🇬🇧 👍
25,000 tons per YEAR is a LOT of silage!