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I'm just learning how to load these. There's no one size fits all method really. There are a few different size trailers. I love this job. I'm loading one right now. Usually the driver knows when to pull up. Watches his/her gauges. But every once in a while, a guy doesn't know what he is doing, but we figure it out. I'm usually an inside production guy. Loading 1 MT totes or stitching 30kg bags. I love it. But come harvest time, I learn the outside drags and pits. Loading out back with Hutchinson. It's awesome. Thank you for the video. I learned some shit.

I have one like that...mys is mounted on a 9 feet kuhn cutter....it cuts well..and it's on a caddy..

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That baleage looks drier than I thought it would be. What was the moisture when baled roughly? This year will be our first year doing sorghum Sudan and we got a tubeline wrapper. Before this we have only done dry hay.

That’s one hell of a baler. I’ve had Vermeer junk. I’ve had krone stuff and I have this baler. U wouldn’t give praise because you’re a John Deere guy. If u want to be biased then quit farming. I’ve got a pretty good operation and 75 percent of my stuff is not American made. Maybe even 90 percent. Your review is painful to watch.

We have 3 Krone Easy cut 320 disc mowers mounted on 4760 Kmc caddies without the 3 point assembly,,,,, We round bale everything then convert into small squares to supply TSC stores and individguals in our area( 125 mile radius..... We are begining our 7th year

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I know you did this a while ago. But if you leave the wrap on the bales and just pick them up it will tear clean off at the next bale. We do a few thousand bales a year. Have always done this. Makes dealing with plastic much easier

That sorghum looks good for no fertilizer... it's sucking up what was left from the wheat, which is good... saving you money and putting that nitrogen to good use rather than it going away. What was your planting rate/population?? We used to plant in 40 inch rows at about 8 pounds/acre or about 80,000 seed/acre, what we aimed for anyway. We were on 40 inch rows growing cotton back when we row cropped before we went all cow/calf. Course we never planted double crop-- we're just west of Houston on the TX Gulf coast plains, about 40 inches of rain a year. We planted in mid-late March right after corn but a week or two ahead of cotton in mid-April, weather permitting. Milo don't like a frost, don't handle it as well as corn, but definitely better than cotton. Cheaper to grow too. Sugarcane aphids were just becoming a problem about the time we quit row cropping in the early '00's and went all cow/calf. We just farmed the home places and the cost of everything row-crop related was just getting prohibitive unless you have a lot of acres... We'd usually be combining by mid-late July, about a week or so after corn which usually come off early-mid July, about two weeks before cotton defoliation and then picking cotton a week later... Unlike corn and soybeans, where once it makes the crop the plant dies, sorghum will keep growing even after you shred the stalks behind the combine, just like cotton will green out again from the stubble after shredding, unless you disk it or pull the stalks with a stalk puller or middlebust it to plow it out. Some guys spray it with Roundup around here to kill it and get it dry down faster, like they spray 2,4D behind the shredder to kill cotton stubble and prevent regreening... (roundup ready cotton, RU should kill sorghum stubble). Course the regrowth makes excellent hay... we'd shred the crop stalks since they're big and coarse and mostly fiber and depleted of nutrients from producing a grain crop, disk the field lightly to knock down the beds and smooth it out a bit for the hay mower later on, plus incorporate any immature seeds still in the heads or blown out the back of the combine, and any grain heads that fell off the reel during combining, which will allow all that to sprout and grow as new growth, along with the new growth from the existing crowns. Unless you're absolutely plowing with the disk, most of the root balls will survive and regrow fresh regrowth, which when it gets about knee high to pocket high (mid-thigh) a month or two later, is then ready to cut for prime forage... the stalks are still small enough to dry down well along with the leaves (if you have a conditioner it works even better particularly if you let it grow a little longer for more tonnage and the days/drying temps start getting shorter later in the year...) It's also darn good grazing, the regrowth anyway, and the stalks aren't bad grazing either after combining, but lower quality. I liked sorghum because other than soybeans it was about the cheapest crop to grow, though only 4/5 the price of corn typically... white sorghum (food grade) is usually priced better at a premium. We had an egg farm fairly close (13 miles from the farm) that would buy our sorghum at a premium to feed their egg layers, but in a wet year if you get fungus, some of the fungus can interfere with eggshell production in the bird so they test for it, and one year we had it after a long dry spell and then a Gulf storm leaned the crop and the heads were down in the whorl and never exerted right due to the dry conditions at heading, and so the grain stayed moist and in high humidity down in the leaves and got some xearlenone fungus so they sent us over to the regular elevator 26 miles from home and they bought it no problem...

You know that the New Holland rakes are Made by Sitrex......Only you can get them in Green

At 5:28 Its not mold if the bale is closed tight. Its a white yeast that grows on the bale / hay. Its sticky..and clear white. Nothing to do with " mold " Ive had entire bales covered in this white yeast. Its harmless to cattle !

I believe that baler is made in the USA with Kubota USA. It is my understanding that the The Japanese parts are not even interchangeable with Kubota USA.

Running a bv5160 and bale 3000 bales a yr and have 12000 bales on it. Good baler.

Wow your triticale is way farther along than mine. When did you plant it? What rate did you use?

Have you tried those baling machines that wrap each bale individually? That would avoid the v between each bale problem.

new subcriber my friend . love tha 8630 same trame tractor i have on the vlogg

we mow it down with a bushhog because it wont dry good for us with a disc mower

11 minutes 40 seconds. And not a piece of machinery turns a wheel. 🙄🙄🙄

Japanese own kubota lol new holland isn’t American either.

She sure does a good job!

How does the hydraulic oil temp keep up with the rake on that tractor?

Make a video of the baling

be glad you have a 4030. I have a 4040 and its a pig on fuel. its a turd on power compaired to the 4020 and it uses almost twice the fuel. It is a comfortable tractor to operate and its been in the family since new those are the only reasons I havent sold it

Communist?

I heard something about wheat... I am summoned

I just bought a 2800 for the 2022 Hay Season , So Hopefully it was a Right move

What’s bar In front of tractor

I’m in Va just getting started

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Kubota Jay implements built by Vicon I believe. They were purchased by Kubota when they purchased the knervland corporation. Headquarters in Europe. They also purchased Great Plains and landpride.

Its because you dont have ramp set rigt for draw bar height

Well new holland is owned by an Italian company...kubota is owned by Japanese company built in italy....i love mine...it eats anything out front...love my tractor 2

I got a H&S X rake that come from up your way i bought it thru mead tractor i love that rake i have yet 2 find any thing it wont rake ...the best thing about it is all the adustments pins for the angel of sides and if i want a 3ft windro i just mash the hydraulic lever and i can go from a foot to 6ft i realy like that

I bought sum haylage a time or the 2nd time i got it they was water or juice running out of the rolls on bouttom of the load i assume it was the weight of top rolls squeezing them .. but my question is why is they the juice in thar? Cause of the pickling?? The man said they were 4 or 5 years old..wats the life on storn them?? how much you charge for net wrap?? I run a jhon deer 540

Wat kinda price they want

Does it pay you wrap it?? Compared to just dry hay im thinking of geting a wraper i just wana know sum b4 i put out alota money

How much does it cost per roll to wrap it

So you from Va? I is to but im out here in south western... i use chicken litter for fertilizer mainly i have 2 put down lime to neauturlize the calcium... but im like 3 miles from chicken houses ... wat does 1 of them rakes cost i like that rake i got a H&S xrake i like yours a lot better

We have some really ugly corn as well, poor stands, variable height… last year & this year reminds me of the early 60’s

Rain is coming, hang on.

I bought the same baler a few months ago, I've only made 31 rolls so far that have been trouble free. Do you know why you have to run the scv valve in float mode?

Looking good

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Thank you for this. Good info.

I haven't bought any Fertilizer yet this year, but I've been told by a few neighbors that its up considerably. Makes me glad most of my nutrients come from manure!

I'd love to get my hands on one of these types of square balers. Don't take up as much space in a barn, and I've heard they were a little easier on the tractor running them.

That’s a sharp looking spreader is change the tires to 48x25 front and back that’s the only thing I’d change but that’s just me

Great explaination,never before seen them wrapped in long rows, what country you in.💚⚪💛.

Good to know. Thank you for sharing. Positive frame of mind always helps.🐂🐂😷👍