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Lets see you after about 200 bales and still got 1,500 bales to go. Then also throw it znd stack in the barn.

I wish we had more women like her❤

I did that all summer long in 1973 at 25 cents per hour. This 13 year old boy thought he was rich.

No place for anyone who has hay fever.

It's not hay. It's alfalfa.

Does she has an Only Fans Account?

Moms are strong and farmers too.

Who's cooking dinner

What a way to spend a lovely sunny afternoon in the country. ⚘️😂

That's a tough job.

Back in my day mom had to load the wagon by herself! ... while we bailed in high gear! 😮

Dang,I don't own a baler, nor do I cut hay, but you sir make this stuff clear, and interesting! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos

Started doing this on the farm when I was 6 with my 13 year old cousin. 20 years of doing this and I still miss it. Gotta feed them horses. God Bless Farmers!

Not letting sit and dry a couple of days ?

Start getting up to 12-14 high it gets tough

Appreciate seeing this! Always curious to learn more about the NH knotters - surprises me how many differences there are from the older Masseys. Now I’m curious to look even closer at mine.

I bale got a guy that has a 19’ windrower. It will not dry underneath, so tedding is the only option. I try to tedd as soon as I can behind him mowing.

I use to think this was fun when I was 12. I'm older and wiser now.

It's not easy, y'all.

Bailed alot of hay like that

I have bailed thousands.

Light dry bales. I threw many many growing up as a kid, hay also, no gloves.

Yea tean! Hated the farm work cutting trees and so on , but now that I am older I really miss it and comradery . Hope you can enjoy a couple cold beers after and some great conversation

Boy some of you guy’s were really making the money. 5¢ a bale and someone making $10 a day. In my hay day (pun intended) our elderly neighboring farmer paid my brother and I $2 a day plus his wife always made beef stew. As much as we could eat. We never cared about the money, we weren’t gonna get rich on those wages. We were 14 and 15 and our mother told us to go help him out and don’t ask for any money. We weren’t gonna ask, we just went to help him out. Plus the lunch of beef stew was a surprise. Every time he baled hay or straw we helped and his wife made beef stew. Best stew I ever ate hands down. None I ever tasted could beat it. Large chunks of beef browned on the outside and tender inside. Fork sized pieces of potatoes and carrots. Parsnips and maybe smaller pieces of turnips onions celery and peas. And thick. Your spoon could straight up in a bowl of that stew about 5 seconds before it fell over. And oh my was it delicious. But you probably know those old farm wives. Once they had a recipe that everyone loved, nobody was getting it. Not even her daughters. And they didn’t.

I have a bx 23s and I bailed with it this year and it worked great you can set the button for cruise and don't have to tuch nothing but t steering wheel and i was pulling a bailer and 100 bail of hay work s great for raking kay to

I did this as a young boy in the 90s. Its not easy after awhile

Brings back memories ❤❤

1967 we had several wagons m0m 3 sisters ❤

Look at this load, perfect 😂😂

We went 6 high in the hill of Iowa.

I used to put up 500 bills a day and get paid $10

I hope you let those bales sit and dry for a spell before you stack them in the barn ! I have never seen them loaded directly from the baler before. We used to bale them and let them sit in the field for a few days before hauling them to the barn. A certain amount of moisture in the bale is necessary, but too much moisture will cause spontaneous combustion! I have seen some hellacious barn fires in my days….just saying 😊

They make kick balers and hay racks. Only need one person to bale a field. Just fyi.

She must be tough wearing a sweater n all 😅

I've never seen a woman do this in real life, never.

Started doing this when I was around 10 at 5¢ a bale.

Brown Hay is better than No Hay!

There's that gym membership 🤣👍🤣👍. Peloton who ❓🤣👍.

Mom's can do anything they set their heads to doin. Raising kids is the toughest job. 😊❤

Done plenty of that !!

Did 1000’s of bales like this in the late 80’s through the 90’s. Alfalfa in good ole Ky , always hot and dusty ! Good ole days. !!

Cooler failure after 3 days---

If ya ain't bleeding, ya aren't doing it rite. Lol.

Awesome. But what's with the gloves and wrap around the wrists? Lol

Stacking bales on the wagon was the easy part. Staying on the wagon while the older guy with a bad knee started off with big jerk was fun.

Where are your hay hooks?

Only 5 tier high!!! Add 3 more, and that's what we did when i was 16. I'm 60 now.

Moms hot

Wow I remember those days, prayed for sunshine and dry hot days. The heat never stopped us, I stacked on the wagon till wagons were full spent the rest of the day in hay mow till we were done, just to do it again tomorrow. I disliked the kicker bales, I didn't get a break just stacked yay in mow all day, that was hot

I did this when was a kid, 40,000 bales a year