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You need a smaller cutting machine. One with 80cm...100cm blade should be enough for what you cut in this video. Also in the video I saw that the grass was not perfectly dry and that's why it got mold. In Romania, we spread some salt over all the grass whichwe put inside (around 2-3 kg of grey salt). And our hay deposits (șură) does not have perfectly closed walls, so the wind can blow over the hay and dry it even more. Only the wind, not the rain, because the hay with moisture in it can make auto combustion and burn.

Do you put hay on sticks to dry? We used to dry hay that way in Finland way back.

You need a 4 wheeled dumping wheelbarrow. I think it would make your life so much easier. My great grandmother is from Norway, I really enjoy your videos.

Here ist my Idea: you might want to consider publishing a rough map of your Farm, give the different places a Name Like the Hills or Front pasture and so on. Then, youcould add the Landmarks to the Scene that ist shown at that very moment. IT would be nice to See, where you are working.

When damp hay molds it can heat, and potentially cause a fire. I'm relieved that your problem isn't worse. I wish things had turned out better. Takk.

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If this can be a consolation : half of Europe has had a hard time with hay until now this year. At least the cutting went smooth, and the summer is not over yet.

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I like your channel. I think your newest focus on the farm is your best direction in the long run. solving the soggy fields are a very interesting subject, draw a plan out show us then get on with it . use fast forward filming segments then fill in with the unexpected real life problems that arise. your doing great in my book.

du må tørke det på gamle måten.hesje det på vaier.

Hi! One possible solution to the current problem u have with drying the hay you could always make a hesje, in that way you could dry the hay more safer before bringing it inside. On the westcoast of Sweden where I am from my grandmother thaught me how to make 3 legged hesje. U make like a tipi tent with 3 sticks, and maybe 2 m tall and 1,5 m between the legs. You put a supporting ring of 3 sticks at the bottom so the hay dosent touch the ground so maybe 20-30 cm up. After 1 day of drying you stack the hesje and try to lay the hay so the straw build up and be quite thick. Ur are supposed to create a whole "body" and afterwards you use the rive to almost use as a kam and get it a little more even. And then you just let it dry and it can whitstand rain you just need to wait longer to take it inside. The outer layer of hay will get a bit damaged by the UV-light but the inner part will keep nutrients and be a good hay. You could also get a höysvans to bring in the hay. I have a old Kverneland Höysvans for that and it works perfect. Dear regards, Erik From Bohuslän.

Well, if you have the energy after all of that hard work, you can always use the moldy hay which will make a decent sized mulch pile.

Sorry about the hay - but you have learned a very valuable lesson and you still have a much more productive field. Two sets forward and one step back. Your resilience will increase exponentially so keep going. Great to see the progress.

Heartbreaking after all that work. So sorry 🇦🇺🎸⚡️🤘🏼🤘🏾💋💜

Hesjing is the way

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Great to see you battle through even if there are some hiccups. Sometimes things mess up, but eyh, farm life? Garage looks gorgeous! Just curious. Hows the barn project going? You need more dry storage

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wet hay try adding some perforated pipe below stack and add a fan for a few hours a day when it is in the storage area. hay lofts have a natural convection to help with moisture

Legg lagvis å bruk grovsalt mellom lagene neste gang du ikke får det helt tørt, så berger du det

What are u sprinkling at or near 1:00 timeline

In Canada, you just set the scrap metal out by the road and someone will eventually come along to take it to the junkyard. He can earn a few dollars

First no farmer can control the weather, Moldy hay can be used in the garden for mulch, maybe bedding for chickens not sure about that one. Learn from the experience, and move on. Maybe invest in some fans to blow through hay next year.

Oh no, it must've been a huge shock to lose all of that after all the hard work. It might make sense of investigating other methods for drying it, maybe speaking to some of the local farmers. I've seen traditional methods of hanging it over wire fences and similar. It's a hard knock, but it's also a learning experience. I really enjoyed watching your content again, thank you for sharing.👍

You have the leaves of the trees, you can use that like hay. It´s what i do here in Portugal.

Hadde du strød fin salt over vær båre du kjørte inn hadde du reddet høyet for saltet trekker ut fuktigheten

What have you done with your dog?

Jeg likte redigeringa/musikken mye bedre i denne videoen! Ser fram til den neste :D

i bet your body still felt like it was vibrating a day later after that machine haha

Great job in lowering your water table. You should be able to recover some land now for creating hay. Dont give up in putting in a bigger pipe. For your location in Norway maybe you can rent a larger excavator. It will pay off in the long run.

Some very useful, practical tips on recycling. Good episode.

Takk!

tutto bello tranne la torta.

Spinning of tires could just as well be called digging! They just keep going down.

Thank you from the United States my good man! Family should always first and foremost! A good dwelling is second. Good values are what sets your foundation of a strong family.

always use high grade bolts on your equipment grade5 or better also may i say check for lead paint you have younger children so grinding the old paint and not collecting the dust raises the chance of exposure or contaminating a well if you have one. good content

Your shearing equipment needs to be sharpened. You have a double haired breed. The shears should cut smoothly, and your results are choppie, which indecates...equipment. sheep respond better in a flipped position for shearing. Try to locate a professional to do a deep shear off. Your property would support a actual shearing building. The fleece can be turned into do many things to bennifit your family. I hear bells, what is your natural predator in your region? I admire the calm relationship your family has with your stock. Harmony is excellent

Your property could really benefit from a FORRESTRY MULCHER MACHINE... it would clean up entire boundary and give back nutrients as cuttings decompose. Then run your livestock throughout your land. I'd suggest goats then hogs, to have a symbiotic grazing system in place. Your family will have the most amazing opportunities here. What a truly gorgeous property 🎉

This brings back a lot of memories, great job keep up the hard work. From northern Manitoba Canada

Have already watched several of your episodes. You are a very hard working individual. The success of your endeavor will pay off in many ways, the primary one is having access to low cost, fresh food. Looking forward to viewing your many projects.

Why does everything have music, 😢

helm und sonnenbrille nich vergessen und stiefel

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sharing the sheep, I am surprised you didn't look at videos to learn how to do it properly, Its seems you don't use the wool that you cut througt, its a shame, but also, the wool seems to grow very long in a year, and to be felted on the body of the sheep? I collect wool to spin it myself and I know certain sheeps must be share twice e year, from south west France.

Great job but, you should have primed the back and ends of trim boards.

Nice video, love it, kudos from Uruguay 🙌

My goodness such a hard working man ! The place is looking great ! Keep up the amazing effort Wish I had a partner like you

What an amazing property to own. Gosh it's lovely. Look st the years unfolding to show case it's original glory 🎉

❤gran trabajo ! En el verano se eswuila a la oveja y sacarle lo viejo y es un alivio para ellos ! Abrazo desde Argentina !