Saying Goodbye To The 5830 | Chopping SILAGE Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- We say goodbye to the 5830, Kendal works with cattle, and we chop some more silage.
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You guys make me smile
It is absolutely tough to see a piece of equipment that 1 has had for 30 years, go away, it has served you well, and now will serve someone else well so you can be satisfied with that.
Would you like to ease your work load some ? of course you would! Find a tire sidewall cutter, and use just sidewalls for covering your silage pile tarps. Trust me, it will make you happier people!.
Always great to see your kiddos out working with you! The drought sure hit y’all hard this year.
Great video
Another great video from Peterson Farms 😊
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Great video guys. thank you
Nice drone footage Be a blessing to have another pivot on that water source!
you guys do a good job it ws nice to see you guys at the stockton,ks fair hope your family doing ok
keep up the good work😀 God be with you
Great video guys thank you for sharing 👍
Great job Blair! Great video thanks for sharing everything you do and thank you all for providing for America 🇺🇸
How about a review of the new to you chopper. I realize you wanted to give the 5830 it's final ado, but it would be great to hear the specific's of it''s replacement.
Did that some in the last video
Good job Blair!
Have you fellows still got your 7720? I recently tracked down where the one Dad bought new in 1985 went. Hope I might be able to buy it back in the future.
We had to get some dryland corn chopped this year too, but not because of drought, it was because of Fall Army Worm.
What a team Peterson Family!
We need more of the kids filming. It was a bit amusing watching the frame slowly droop a couple of times as she was not paying attention to filming. But she'll get it with some practice. :)
here in october noveber we should have 25 to 30 calves that weigh about 530 average they will be mostly black and a few charlois and red angus
I’d hope you gotten more rain but I guess not.
Wait for next video this one is a few weeks behind!
It’s to bad y’all can’t irrigate more of your crops. Really see where the irrigation was working in your corn field! Hopefully your crops will yield enough for your cattle in upcoming months.
Good bye chopper