When you're working against the weather and something like that springs up it is disappointing. Then knowing you paid full price for something you have no reasonable choice but to use and repair at your own time and expense is doubly disappointing. Thanks for the brand shout out. I'll be sure to keep that off my go-to list.
I understand the frustration You & your Dad are having, When we buy something new we expect it to be in new and usable condition, Good video. Keep sharing!
Air horns on the 74 , sweet!. We did that in the last few years of farming only we used black tarps, old tires, the corn silage pile was smaller than yours. We also tried bagging hayledge for the first an only time.
Nice video. I farm with Whites and Olivers and my neighbor had some bad luck so I ran his 7510 last spring farming that is a real nice tractor. It pulls real good and sounds great.
Our Farm here in Alabama is flat as pancake, so my hat is off to you guys farming those irregular shaped fields on those hillsides and slopes, I can imagine it presents many challenges to you and your equipment. Please know how much we appreciate what yall do and remember, do BE CAREFUL...America needs you!
Nice to see the tarp issue resolved. First year we did a corn silage pile,we packed it with our ancient TD9. Super tight, great feed for beef,but definitely slow going.
At the open I was thinking again about that pin that fell out on your Mo Co. I was really concerned it went through the chopper despite the metal detector. I was relieved it was the cover but still that's very disappointing. It was new, probably not too cheap and you have to make do with it anyway. That's maddening.
If you all need help with hay next time, let me know. Id be more than happy to come out and help stack bales. I'm not far away. It would be fun to re-live my dairy farming years and get to know you all in person. Great video as always. Keep up the great work.
Just more problems with production standards today. They just ain't what they used to be. Great video. Retired farmer and truck driver here in upstate New York that was raised on a farm in Eastern Washington State. Dad ran 600 acres of irrigated land and multiple crops and did custom hay and corn chopping every year in the fall. We put up about 250000 tons of silage per season.
Good video, as always, we're in the UK, we had the same problem with our top sheet for our pit silage. But we put two top sheets on and seal them in, so hopefully, it will all be okay when opened for the second cut. How are you getting on with your Oliver, our is that going to be a different video. Keep up with your good work
We use a oxygen barrier and one layer of plastic on our piles on tar. I hope the dealer will take care of you guys and simply give you a new one. We use a company here in MN called Blue Lake Plastics for our plastic Net Wrap and baler twine if you are interested. I believe they ship to other states as well.
Good video! Imaginative camera angles/placements. But ask yourself, would YOU want to be one of their cameras. I've watched cameras being run over, mowed up, tangled in trees, fallen off of magnetic mounts, you-name-it. But we do appreciate all you guys (ALL of you) posting these videos! Too bad 'bout yer cameras.....
Always seems like there's a klunker in the works on a productive day. You folks look like old pros at leveling/packing your haylage pile. It could be a huge issue trying to place the tarp if a sudden windstorm decided to blow up!!!
hi nice video you going to feed this hay out to the cows and make another pile hay looks good you put fertlizer on it and liqued manure thanks for the video
Sucks about your pile plastic. Seems like you did your diligence on letting the dealer know, hopefully it will work out for you. Just curious, how come you only have one dual on the 1066? And I agree that the 1066 probably does have a way better footprint for packing
I’m sure if you ended up with two bad tarps in a row there’s plenty of other guys with the same problem. The dealer is aware of this already and should have sent that whole batch back to the factory and made sure his customers get what they pay for.
Nice video buddy I was raise on a farm ,I live around powessan area our farm is not capare to yours we usually do around 9000 bales with some round. Keep it rolling 🥩🥩🍺🍺
I love your channel I think it would be nice if you would cut your pille tires in half so they don't hold h2o make your life easier and no mosquitos? Minnesota's state bird
First time you had to bleep your dad o have seen. He kept his cool way better than my old man would have. I would not want to be the dealer cuz they hear all the problems and it was not there fault. Glad the haying went well other than that !
Quality of products these days is just crappy. You can't tell me that someone didn't notice that. My husband has gotten damaged furnaces that have no damage to the box. They were packaged damaged. I hope they stand by their product and don't screw you or the dealer. Please stay safe, and God bless.
Sounds like your dad had a few choice words you had to bleep out 😄. That sucks hopefully you get a refund or something from the company. Really enjoy your videos. We're about 2 hours north of you. We had a pretty good 1st cutting. 2nd not looking good but we finally got 1 1/2 inches of rain the other night. Hopefully you're getting some rain there too. Take care thanks again.
JW: wouldn't you get more psi on the pilie with single rears on both sides? Or a ballast box with the duals all on? I'm sure you have a reason, but I haven't seen it done that way before.
Great videos iv been cutting silage all my life here in Ireland and its basically the exact same operation and your countryside is very similar Rolling green fields we also graze our cows on pasture from April till mid October then in for the winter eating grass silage and maize what state are u guys situated I would guess maybe Oklahoma maybe Taje care from seamus in CoMeath Ireland
Quality control is slipping away and prices are crazy with inflation. The dealer at least tried to do the right thing. They should also cough up a couple of rolls of good duct tape and charge that back to the supplier too.
Product quality has been going downhill for years. Everything is cheapened up to enhance the bottom line. Hell of a way to run a railroad as the old saying goes. I hope you can find a better product to cover the pile.
I have a question. I’m confused. When you’re doing your videos. Is the other with you your dad. You speak like he is. No way that man is your dad. Looks more like your brother. Please clarify. Thanks.
I wondered the exact same who is your father surely not the guy covering the pile with you iv just thought your father was just camera shy because you talk about him but we never see him
Sounds like you guys should maybe watch a couple more videos before you start asking questions lol... seeing his dad has hosted multiple videos on his own
I watched other videos from these guys but just never saw the dad Just my luck I suppose Only last week I watched them milking their dairy herd but I haven't watched every video of theirs
Harvest two crops in one ?????? As a dairy farmer I normally made 6 crops of hay per year. Im in Northeastern Iowa Why on earth allow the hay to turn into trees before harvesting. Its been a dry year too ! And you have far more man power then I ever had. I harvested 80 acres alone. No outside help. Consider doing a much better job at hay harvest. Cows would be happy eating " quality " hay !
They were cutting hay May 29 and May 30, so it must be May 31st. The hay looks like good "quality " I have been watching all of their videos and the videos are edited and posted a few weeks after they are recorded.
@@reginabraok939 Thank you. You do have a good point. After all hes saying that they are doubling up windrows. Not to sound negative....but as a dairy farmer I always tried to have first crop off by May 20th. Anything after that...its all stems ! To get dairy cows to produce with that type of hay........your dumping lots of additional things into the ration...such as protein. This is very expensive when if the hay is cut early that can be avoided. Just saying. However..I do have a nearby neighbor ( dairy farmer ) that seldom gets his first crop harvested by June 15...and he tells me its high quality. Asked him what he adds to his ration....no answer. On the other hand he complains there no money in milking cows. Go figure !
@@jerrylansbury9558 sounds like they live in the driftless region of Wisconsin. Different areas offer a different timeline for crop management. May I ask, where are you located?
Thank You and GOD 🙏 Bless. All farmer's are angel s from Heaven.
Good luck chopping your hay
When you're working against the weather and something like that springs up it is disappointing. Then knowing you paid full price for something you have no reasonable choice but to use and repair at your own time and expense is doubly disappointing. Thanks for the brand shout out. I'll be sure to keep that off my go-to list.
You guys work together so smoothly. Really appreciate your family. Thank you for sharing
Great video Gierok Farms
Thanks for the next interessting video ! Nice that everything working well . Regards from germany
I understand the frustration You & your Dad are having, When we buy something new we expect it to be in new and usable condition, Good video. Keep sharing!
good job ...... first crop done!!
Your land is so beautiful ❤❤❤❤ I love your videos, very educational 😊
Good video brother❤❤❤❤❤
Love this video
I wouldn't mind spending some time with the 1066 packing the pile ❤😊
Love you're video's. My Heroes are Farmer's and Trucker's. Thank You Guy's. Be safe. I Love hearing the Farmall.
I DONT HAVE A FARM IM RETIRED TRKER THAT ENJOYS WATCHING YOU GUYS WORK ON YOUR FARM..
Great video 💯✌🏻💚🌱 them grates on the front of the tractor looks plugged.. lots of work on a farm ✌🏻💚🌱.
Air horns on the 74 , sweet!. We did that in the last few years of farming only we used black tarps, old tires, the corn silage pile was smaller than yours. We also tried bagging hayledge for the first an only time.
Great video just b careful when farming the hills nice job❤
Nice video. I farm with Whites and Olivers and my neighbor had some bad luck so I ran his 7510 last spring farming that is a real nice tractor. It pulls real good and sounds great.
Our Farm here in Alabama is flat as pancake, so my hat is off to you guys farming those irregular shaped fields on those hillsides and slopes, I can imagine it presents many challenges to you and your equipment. Please know how much we appreciate what yall do and remember, do BE CAREFUL...America needs you!
Nice to see the tarp issue resolved. First year we did a corn silage pile,we packed it with our ancient TD9. Super tight, great feed for beef,but definitely slow going.
Sorry about your tarp issues. Thanks.
That's frustrating about the sheet. Those dang things are expensive!! Looks like y'all did a good job though. Thanks for the heads up on the tarps.
At the open I was thinking again about that pin that fell out on your Mo Co. I was really concerned it went through the chopper despite the metal detector. I was relieved it was the cover but still that's very disappointing. It was new, probably not too cheap and you have to make do with it anyway. That's maddening.
If you all need help with hay next time, let me know. Id be more than happy to come out and help stack bales. I'm not far away. It would be fun to re-live my dairy farming years and get to know you all in person. Great video as always. Keep up the great work.
Just more problems with production standards today. They just ain't what they used to be. Great video. Retired farmer and truck driver here in upstate New York that was raised on a farm in Eastern Washington State. Dad ran 600 acres of irrigated land and multiple crops and did custom hay and corn chopping every year in the fall. We put up about 250000 tons of silage per season.
Good video, as always, we're in the UK, we had the same problem with our top sheet for our pit silage. But we put two top sheets on and seal them in, so hopefully, it will all be okay when opened for the second cut. How are you getting on with your Oliver, our is that going to be a different video. Keep up with your good work
We use a oxygen barrier and one layer of plastic on our piles on tar. I hope the dealer will take care of you guys and simply give you a new one. We use a company here in MN called Blue Lake Plastics for our plastic Net Wrap and baler twine if you are interested. I believe they ship to other states as well.
Great looking silage, it should make for some quality feed for over the winter.
Good video! Imaginative camera angles/placements. But ask yourself, would YOU want to be one of their cameras. I've watched cameras being run over, mowed up, tangled in trees, fallen off of magnetic mounts, you-name-it. But we do appreciate all you guys (ALL of you) posting these videos! Too bad 'bout yer cameras.....
It is a great feeling when the first cutting is in the barn!
Always seems like there's a klunker in the works on a productive day. You folks look like old pros at leveling/packing your haylage pile. It could be a huge issue trying to place the tarp if a sudden windstorm decided to blow up!!!
Git’er Done! Damn good show boys, good on ya! ✌🇺🇸 Winin🏁
we use hanson silo green mesh tarps are reusable
hi nice video you going to feed this hay out to the cows and make another pile hay looks good you put fertlizer on it and liqued manure thanks for the video
Sure beats small squares. We used to bale all summer long 😂, the 1960s.😢
and 80s😢 26000…
A bunch of my kid friends ,but still
And 1970s
We had a silage bag pop open once kinda right in the middle about 30’ long. No sign at all of cutting it or the cables rubbing it from filling
Sunfilm makes a repair tape for silage bales works great on that plastic use it all the time hope this helps
Sucks about your pile plastic. Seems like you did your diligence on letting the dealer know, hopefully it will work out for you. Just curious, how come you only have one dual on the 1066? And I agree that the 1066 probably does have a way better footprint for packing
Well that unfortunate. How much rain are you guys have received. We got about an inch between dodgeville and mineral point
Dang, did you run a string to keep that pile that straight? 😁 Very nice work!
Nice Gehl chopper!
You guys should try Sail repair tape.
Its wider and more heavy duty and much stronger in the wind than duct tape.
Great video! We call this silage in NZ , hay is much drier and unsuitable for silaging. Different terminology I guess.
I’m sure if you ended up with two bad tarps in a row there’s plenty of other guys with the same problem. The dealer is aware of this already and should have sent that whole batch back to the factory and made sure his customers get what they pay for.
Nice video buddy I was raise on a farm ,I live around powessan area our farm is not capare to yours we usually do around 9000 bales with some round. Keep it rolling 🥩🥩🍺🍺
I suggest you get some discount on that tarp, or a new heavy duty cover to shore it up.
I love your channel I think it would be nice if you would cut your pille tires in half so they don't hold h2o make your life easier and no mosquitos? Minnesota's state bird
i hope your dealer sorts that problem , you can't be the only ones , i am sure they will , nice feeling when it is all done
First time you had to bleep your dad o have seen. He kept his cool way better than my old man would have. I would not want to be the dealer cuz they hear all the problems and it was not there fault. Glad the haying went well other than that !
Quality of products these days is just crappy. You can't tell me that someone didn't notice that. My husband has gotten damaged furnaces that have no damage to the box. They were packaged damaged. I hope they stand by their product and don't screw you or the dealer. Please stay safe, and God bless.
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Sounds like your dad had a few choice words you had to bleep out 😄. That sucks hopefully you get a refund or something from the company. Really enjoy your videos. We're about 2 hours north of you. We had a pretty good 1st cutting. 2nd not looking good but we finally got 1 1/2 inches of rain the other night. Hopefully you're getting some rain there too. Take care thanks again.
Sorry about the tarp that shouldn't have happened, sorry that your dad has more work when it shouldn't have been needed..
Usually if the wind ain't blowing just try to cover something with plastic, never fails for me.
i would be upset too hopefully it works out for you
Love your channel. Why is there 3 rear wheels on the cab tractor? Flat?
question. is it ok to pile this season sileage on top of last years? does sileage keep edible for more than a year? thx
Silly question,what is the box on the fence post when tractor and wagon is turning in the field at 1:54??😮THANKS EVERYONE!
Looks like a bird house on the post.
@@reginabraok939👍👍
JW: wouldn't you get more psi on the pilie with single rears on both sides? Or a ballast box with the duals all on? I'm sure you have a reason, but I haven't seen it done that way before.
Great videos iv been cutting silage all my life here in Ireland and its basically the exact same operation and your countryside is very similar Rolling green fields we also graze our cows on pasture from April till mid October then in for the winter eating grass silage and maize what state are u guys situated I would guess maybe Oklahoma maybe Taje care from seamus in CoMeath Ireland
Wisconsin
Curious why you you do not blow into a bag?
It is sad we have so much problem with quality of things today 😪
i saw another farm video they had over 200 truck loads of alfalfa silage!!!!
I'm courious how first crop compared this year vs last year.....
How you don't push it
I see a young fellow who is a fast runner.
It would be a bummer trying to roll back that tarp to feed this winter and have to fight ice chunks between your tarps cuz one leaked
Did the tarps come with patch kit duct tape?
Quality control is slipping away and prices are crazy with inflation. The dealer at least tried to do the right thing. They should also cough up a couple of rolls of good duct tape and charge that back to the supplier too.
Why only one dual on the 10?
You guys sure run a great operation. You must have more going on than milking just 40 cows. May I ask what else?
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EXTRA COMMENT FROM DAY 1 FARMER SAID DON'T LET THE COW'S OUT 😅😅😊
In Ontario
Who is your guys dealer?
George was pissed. We heard the little cutouts in the audio. I can’t blame him.
Is he raking in 5th gear???
Product quality has been going downhill for years. Everything is cheapened up to enhance the bottom line. Hell of a way to run a railroad as the old saying goes. I hope you can find a better product to cover the pile.
,,,,,forgot COVERED UP (by silage, manute, soil, you name it...)
Is it just me or do you also want to work on this farm?!
Quality isn`t what it used to be
I have a question. I’m confused. When you’re doing your videos. Is the other with you your dad. You speak like he is. No way that man is your dad. Looks more like your brother. Please clarify. Thanks.
I wondered the exact same who is your father surely not the guy covering the pile with you iv just thought your father was just camera shy because you talk about him but we never see him
@@irishlad8797 What?
Sounds like you guys should maybe watch a couple more videos before you start asking questions lol... seeing his dad has hosted multiple videos on his own
@@irishlad8797Gathered you haven't watched any previous videos, that's his father. @15:50 Definitely not camera shy 😂
I watched other videos from these guys but just never saw the dad Just my luck I suppose Only last week I watched them milking their dairy herd but I haven't watched every video of theirs
Harvest two crops in one ?????? As a dairy farmer I normally made 6 crops of hay per year. Im in Northeastern Iowa Why on earth allow the hay to turn into trees before harvesting. Its been a dry year too ! And you have far more man power then I ever had. I harvested 80 acres alone. No outside help. Consider doing a much better job at hay harvest. Cows would be happy eating " quality " hay !
They were cutting hay May 29 and May 30, so it must be May 31st. The hay looks like good "quality " I have been watching all of their videos and the videos are edited and posted a few weeks after they are recorded.
@@reginabraok939 Thank you. You do have a good point. After all hes saying that they are doubling up windrows. Not to sound negative....but as a dairy farmer I always tried to have first crop off by May 20th. Anything after that...its all stems ! To get dairy cows to produce with that type of hay........your dumping lots of additional things into the ration...such as protein. This is very expensive when if the hay is cut early that can be avoided. Just saying.
However..I do have a nearby neighbor ( dairy farmer ) that seldom gets his first crop harvested by June 15...and he tells me its high quality. Asked him what he adds to his ration....no answer. On the other hand he complains there no money in milking cows. Go figure !
@@jerrylansbury9558 sounds like they live in the driftless region of Wisconsin. Different areas offer a different timeline for crop management. May I ask, where are you located?
@@reginabraok939 Sure......Im from ( central ) Northeastern Iowa. Between Waterloo and Dubuque.