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Last 2 seconds of the multi-rib and not a word about them...😕

Amen in the election Ray, the cows are looking good and blessed wishes as winter sets in.

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Loys of feed thrre yet. Our pastures shut off the middle of july and never had any decent rain to turn back on . I counted 16 i think. I like that brown one number 388. You should retag him 47.

Kamel toe was an empty head. Never even won a primary, but was selected. Most of my friends are Trump supporters. The vegans I know who supported the Dumbocrats have had a complete meltdown. The real problem is that we have the Fed lowering rates and preparing 20 trillion of QE for next year to inflate some more. On Trump's side there is RFK and rumors Joel Salatin will be involved.

Acorn crop is the best deer feed too. Agree with your political analysis.

Good evening Ray. Definitely worked out well!!🇺🇸

Try using a credit card and a flat surface to separate the meat's from the shell scraping off one part into a pan or bowl and the 0ther part into another ✌️🙏❤️saves time .

People are greedy and jealous. I will be there to help you when you are down. BUT I would expect the same treatment. I grew up with people who's Word was solid as granite. You get sold out for a penny a pound.

Happy Monday Ray and hope you have a blessed week my friend.

Wow, excellent idea!

I'm having the same problem, took collor loose,ball bearing out and wedges. It still stuck I've beat on it used pry bars. Is there something wrong with the splines. Massage me on f b

What twine weight works for you with this setup? Seems that this push feed wagon loading setup can be a bit harder on twine that is not up to snuff.

Nice looking hay. How's your hay situation you this year.

Nice stuff Ray. 👍

Awesome video and darn nice looking hay.....

I knew I liked your channel. The minute I heard Def Leppard

I have a second season stand on river ground. First season only 2 cuttings. This year I did 3 cuttings. I was frustrated with all 3 cuttings. It was lodged and struggling. I cut outside rows and then lowered cutter. Did a lot better after that. I feel like all I put in bales were stems. I hope you get more comments. Because I definitely need to manage different next year. I really thought 3rd cutting would be standing up. But it was laying down as well. It was definitely worse in some areas.

Another satisfying day bringing in the hay. I am getting an 80's flashback here!

Nice cutting Ray, thanks for sharing and hope you have a blessed week my friend.

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You want to see lodged hay grow teff grass, you look at it wrong and it falls over. . .alfalfa has to be cut short so it regrows from the crown and not the stems. My stand quality and tonnage has improved since I started cutting alfalfa short. The say it takes half the energy for it to grow from the crown instead of existing chutes. . .Another benefit is it stays pure alfalfa as other plants don't like cut height and schedule.

Nice looking alfalfa! Not much you can do to get all the lodged stuff.. clover and alfalfa will usually send up new shoots and the lodged stuff will go back into the soil.. We planted alfalfa once when I was a kid, no idea what variety.. then we made alfalfa on someone else's ground, they planted it and watered it, would let us know when it was ready.. Bush hog probably won't clean that up, probably need a flail.. but if it's been trained to grow low. That should help.

Beautiful! September alfalfa is the best. We make a wagon load every year for animals that might get sick or thin. I’ve had intermittent problems with lodging with alfalfa…generally when it’s too old.

Bermudagrass would do that if there was a strong storm, the trick to get it growing back up again was to mow it low. I have never seen alfalfa growing in person.

Self-sufficiency 👌🙂…but I despise milking cows after doing it as a child 🤷‍♂️😉. I wish I was at the “thinning down” phase 😉😉😂

There's probably a reason we milk a cow. People don't even know what good food is anymore.

Sending home carnivore ice cream with your mom tomorrow. I will send you the ice cream in a bag recipe too.

You got that right Ray! America's do settle for garbage for food!😜 Home made or for an Amish store is the only way to get real. Thanks for sharing 👍

Needs to be more of this content out there!

Great video Ray, it really makes one think about what we are putting in our bodies. Thanks for sharing and hope you have a blessed weekend my friend.

I can send you our homemade ice cream recipe. Milk, eggs, cream, vanilla, sugar. Ours uses raw eggs but we haven't croaked yet. Every birthday and Independence Day we make it.

Nice video my friend❤

Looks like a great habitat for bees and butterflies.

Crabgrass seems like an ideal plant for areas that won't grow anything else. The only problem with it is it needs a winter crop further north to lock in the nutrients of the soil in the winter. Winter wheat or maybe or Poa annua, could possibly do the trick over winter?

You did a great job. Have a great week.

Looks like decent hay. I was able to make some hay and put it in the barn. No irrigation water but got some Fertilizer with anticipation of rain and BAM was really lucky and got some good rain on the hay field. Vids coming. Have a great week Ray.

Enjoyed the different clips and the music Ray. Thanks for sharing and hope you have a blessed day and week ahead my friend.

Seems like it's a year for lodged hay. That crabgrass is interesting. I think I disliked picking sticks and roots in reclaimed fields more than rocks as a kid.

Even with the rollers backed off all the way, it's still going to break the stems a little bit.. That looks pretty good!!

I absolutely hate them fields that you know you are going to hit things, and it's just a matter of how bad!

Makes you wonder how the field was cleared. Decades ago when we had hay fields they had a drag rake for picking up that crap and they could be pulled by an atv so the farmer would get his kids to ride around and pick the crap up . Another trick was to re-mow after cutting hay at a lower height and then walk the fields. Lots of labor though.

Nice looking hay. I have watched some of your other videos on crabgrass and I appreciate those as I am trying to learn more about it . I plan on seeding some of it next spring. Thank you 👍

That’s a pretty tough field but you’ll get it in tip top shape soon. Have fun at you r family reunion.

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I will have to walk the field when you are done

Great video of a tractor exhaust hahaha

Nice talk Ray, very interesting and hope you have a blessed day and holiday weekend ahead my friend.

I baled with a worn out NH 273 baler back in the 80s as a teenager........very finicky baler. Would miss a knot about every 75 bales. Would shear pins if the windrows were too heavy. Crooked bales were the norm.......