We got to run a hay hiker!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Welcome to Sonne Farms! On this channel we showcase numerous jobs a Corn/Soybean/Beef producing operation takes on each day. Hop in the cab or sorting alley with Cole, Brian, and Jeff, to see how life really is for the people that help feed the US and the rest of the world. In addition to Corn, Soy, and Cattle, Sonne Farms puts up grass and alfalfa and sells pure bred Black Angus Bulls in South Dakota.
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Hello From Reno Nevada im a disabled heavy Equipment mechanic crushed my spine at work i really enjoy watching your videos you know we are 75% farms here they only advertise all the casinos keep up the good work thanks for sharing your lives ive seen alot of things to make life easier take care Rob
Hey. We went through Reno on our way up to Mammoth mountain one year, loads of interesting places along the way. So sad to hear of your cruel accident.
Dad is the bomb!!!
Farmers ARE the backbone of this country!........................and my wifes horses and cattle would agree!
Jeff doesn't get enough credit or camera time. More Jeff.
Jeff is the best thing on you tube! You guys are ok as well.
I am so impressed how well Cole and his Dad get along….they are such good friends…..wonderful to see that kind of harmony.
thanks I assure you its genuine.
Mississippi country girl here, thank you for sharing your life with us!🤩 I never had a close relationship with my Father, I would give everything to have a Father like you Mr Sonne! And for Jr you rock sweetie, your so well mannered! You must make your parents proud! Keep it coming, GOD blessed you and your family n friends!
Blows my mind how much farm equipment has changed for the better in 65 yrs. all we had was mules.
We got one of them hay hikers from high line to and we love it! Great machine!
Who can resist your aerial views and you driving the big tractors and enjoying it! Also, liked your Ariat T shirt and sponsorshp! Moving up kiddo.
From a big city dweller I think farmers are the coolest group of people in this country. What would we do without this group. Make our lawmakers aware of the importance of our farming communities.
Your Dad cracks us up!!!
Hello Cole, Brian, an Jeff , BIG shout for MOM , love Ellie just doing her thing ,
i finally caught up on the video watching, thankn you all for all efforts to share your Beautiful American Farming productions , always learning, so much involved to run the place ,
Peace Blessings Craig ,
The parents of this young man should be proud! I’m 63 a new subscriber and enjoy the fun that’s had with ALL the hard work! Blessings
Awesome! Thank you!
Another thing I love is that you use loader tractors!
You work so hard so we can eat well. THANKS!
My pleasure 😊
Truly enjoy your videos. Your Dad is like no other. Still a strong farmer to the soul. Love seeing you two work so well togather.
Russell in Houston,Texas
so kind thank you
You all are Terrific
I love the videos you make Cole. Keep them coming! I can't get enough of your videos! I really enjoy watching channels where families work together and yours is my favorite! Other channels might share basic information but your videos are so funny! You guys clearly have fun working together. It's important for families to stick together, especially these days. There is something very valuable about the "wisdom of the white hair". There's so much knowledge we gain as we grow older. Brian is obviously a smart man to keep his ranch going for so long... and he's definitely a proud Dad. I love his dad jokes! Can't wait for the next video!
gosh thats nice of you
Hay Cole. Nice job, great equipment! 👍👍
SK rocks.
Great video great haying equipment ❤️👍
I dunno Cole... That bale looked already damaged before you even touched it. I think you had a perfect 7 on that load. 🙌👏
Love the relationship you and dad have. Believe me, its priceless.
That bale hiker is awesome! Love how it empties everything in one straight line - no rearranging. A helluva lot better than one or a few at a time! You were doing great, Cole - practice makes perfect. The bale you wrecked can be used as bedding for Ellie when she doesn’t want to come in this winter lol
Something can be said for fuel savings, time savings, and wear and tear.
I know you and your dad are professional farmers, I still admire your skills with something akin to awe at what you both accomplish. Your mom I know is equally accomplished. From here in Montreal, you are greatly appreciated. Linda
Thanks so much cole and Brian for that. Much appreciated.
You guy have been busy busy! That hay hiker is pretty cool how it collects the rolls and places them in straight lines when your done! Saves time I reckon... Hope you are all doing good! 🤗😋
Thanks for the continued comments.
@@briansonne814 You guys are awesome, you make me laugh loads with your banter and jokes and also your bond!
I was a fan beforehand
But now I'm an air conditioner 😁🤣
you guys are fun watching , wish you so much success, its people like you that make me Proud to be an American
Fascinating watching that round bale pick-up. City girl enthralled with farm/ranch work. Keep it coming!🥰
Hay hay hay family Sonne!! I hope you had a great birthday Brian and Cole was suitably generous to you.
I love the hay hiker, what a great bit of kit. The way the bales unload onto the floor is very satisfying. When you picked up the bale and it didnt fall on right reminded me of wrapping silage bales, if you had a mis-shapen one they would do that and end up jammed half on and half off, or they would spin off halfway through being wrapped. I thought your camera would be a goner inside the muckspreader Cole, I was dreading a stone to flick up off the beaters and wipe it out.
Thanks for another great episode of Sonne farms!!
Stay safe all and god bless.
Dave.
You guys are the best I love how you interact with one another........I missed out on that with my dad he wasn’t in my life until just before he passed away from Cancer....God Bless you both and the family
Sorry to hear that Darrell.
Brian Sonne ty
This was an amazing video watching you guys pick up that hay from the field… The aerial shots were magnificent!! Truly enjoyed watching the tractors turn in opposite circles to go pick up the next bail and it look like you guys are having a little fun out there once in a while… At least I hoped you were. That new piece of equipment you used definitely made things go a lot faster… Only you guys come let us know just how much difference it made. It was wonderful seeing a father and son enjoy farming together because there’s so many stories about fathers and sons who are angry at each other and by the time the sun hits 16 to 18 years of age he’s threatening to leave and doesn’t want to have anything to do with his dad or the farm so, I think you guys are an exemplary Case of how it can be between Father and Son on the Farm♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
The hay hiker is an interesting concept. I would love to see the 14 bailer in action. I love it when you are spreading the wealth with the manure spreader. I helped my grandpa on his farm when I was a kid. Watching you do it makes me feel young again.
ruclips.net/video/02-4PRvrRxk/видео.html This is the Bale Mover 1400 in action :-)
Highline Manufacturing, I watched per your recommendation. That is slick. I have not seen that before anywhere that I have been. Thank you.
Your are one hard working young man - love the way you are good pal to your dad -,take care and be safe !!
Good video! The double wide 14 bale would be the way to go if you were going to do it. To much travel time up and down the roads for the 7 bale model. The 14 bale model would definitely save you guys a lot of time with the hooking and unhooking of trailers.
Kramer bale retriever out of Nebraska.
GREAT to watch an enthusiastic young farmer working with his Dad!!! Thanks for very informative, interesting videos which are great for watching during this pandemic, and would be very enjoyable and interesting for all the city folks who never get to see a large, successful farm operation!! Wish you and your family unlimited success!!
Thanks 👍
Great Video Keep the Work Up
My name is Brandon I am a country boy so I play farm simulator 2019 a lot and watching you guys truly gave me more onsite when it comes to playing farm sim lot of things I didn’t know how they really worked on a a cattle farm but you guys truly helped me out with it so looking forward to watching more of your amazingly awesome videos keep up the awesome work guys 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
should definetly try out a double wide hay hiker we have a 8 bale one works good cant get any bigger without destroying tractor brakes on our river hills. i have ran a 14 bale rig they are awesome for time efficiency i would look into one more towards that size for your operation if you have the horsepower!
Sonne Farm should strike a deal for 14 hay hiker, for sure saves time, fuel, and wear/tear on tractor the old way in long term.
I enjoy watching you guys working together to get the jobs done and enjoy watching the demo equipment to see how it works keep up the good work
Had a Fence-work Friday turn into a Sunrise Saturday. Got it wrapped up and was watching the vid in the truck during lunch. Apparently I took an unplanned nap at 6:40 due to the relaxing music, woke up to 16:06 with the worst anxiety! Thought a gate got pushed open! 😂 CAN'T hear the girlfriend on the other side of the room, or so I'm told...CAN hear a gate open half a mile away! Stay Sunny, Sonne's! 🇺🇸🐮💪❤️
We got a hay hiker we love it it’s a 1400, 14 bales she can haul! Nice 👍 Video!🇺🇸
The drone shots really show the amount of work you all have done. That hay hiker is massive.
Good video Cole,Brian,Jeff and Ellie.I hope that things are going well with your cattle and crops.
My husband worked on John Deere equipment 50 years. My Dad retired from International Harvester. Good conversations between the two of them. I would love watch a big farm 👍. Keep up the good hard work.
Great team work you boys .....deserve all the success you can get !!! so good to see family operation in full swing ...cheers from Australia :) !!!
Loved the hay hiker. You and your dad are so lucky to be able to farm together. I wished I would’ve had that opportunity!
It is folks like you that built our great country. My hat is off to you. May god bless you and yours.
Poor puppy,, that's like asking a child which parent they like better. The hay hiker was ok to watch but at seven bales a trip it's no improvement on what you already have going. Good vid, poor Ellie. Peace.
agreed
If you’re only hauling a couple of miles, I bet the hay hiker will haul more bales faster than having to load and unload each bale. You’re unloading 7 bales in a couple of seconds and continuously moving while you’re loading. We have an in-line 7 bale trailer and I can haul hay way faster than my father in law can with his gooseneck flatbed.
@@briansonne814 yeah, the hay hiker does not have the capacity to make it worth while it looks like. it looks like the gooseneck trailer is the most efficient since you dont have to get out of the tractor to hook and unhook the trailer. good haying.....
Well, now I know what a hay hiker is. It does look like it could be fun! Thanks guys!
So awesome to find your channel! We pass your road each time we drive down to Yankton.
Lots of family there and miss "home"...........I'll have to look for your road next time we come visit from Seattle. Got our here by the military back in the day and all the kids are here otherwise we'd live back home near SF or Yak.
Great to see SO DAK on the tube!
Blessings
I hope your lip is okay Cole.
Tell your dad I said it's okay to take the rest of the day off.
If you hold a cold can of beer on your lip it will help with the swelling.
What you have to do is, hold it on there for about 3 or 4 minutes.
After that you drink the beer because you don't want it to get warm.
Repeat as necessary until the pain subsides.
Don't worry about day drinking, first of all because it's medicinal and second, like the song says, it's 5:00 somewhere.
( trust me, I'm related to a doctor )
I watch your videos almost daily. Keep them coming. You do n amazing job and they are never boring. Your mom needs to be in some of these!
Thank you so much!
I farm for a living in TN. I started watching RUclips videos to educate myself on different practices around this Great Country we live in. I just enjoy enjoy watching y’all for entertainment. Not that I ain’t learning something but y’all seem down to earth. I would say some of the other you tubers probably ain’t that nice if you met them in person.
I always hate cleaning the barn out but love seeing clean and ready for a new batch of calves.
Cole, this was just a very, very good video! You did a good job of the demo of the Hay Hiker and you will just get better with demos as you go. The manufacturer, distributor, and your contact would like to see their names on the screen - that's understandable and will draw you more offers. You will get lots more offers to demo equipment and implements, and if you associate with 5 or 6 manufacturers/distributors/ag companies like seed and chemical suppliers, they can keep you very busy at the farm shows in the offseason. That is very lucrative and allows opportunities for collaborations with other RUclipsrs which is the very best way to grow your channel. Keep up the good work. You are on your way!
You probably "need" the 14 bale mover especially since you've got a bit of a haul to get them yarded. Looks like a great piece of equipment!
it would definately need to be a 14 bale
Would a 14 baler fit through most gates?
Not necessarily, could always use the smaller mover to gather all the bales in a field into one long pile. Then the loader tractors don't have to drive around much to load trailers up.
What is the price of such a machine?
@@patrikmatzner7223 35000 plus
Nice addition to your haying implements , love y'alls videos, I look forward to seeing every video , y'all takecare and hope you get some beneficial rain for your soybeans, corn and hay fields, I know that can be a huge stresser .
I love how you and your dad get a long i always pray that me and my dad one day can be like that
Another enjoyable video. You guys are great. When do we get to see"mom" and get her take on you two? LOL
Everyone can start crying now...that massey is mine! Mahuauauaua!!
again, great multiple camera angles, that's a cool way to keep the videos more interesting that a single shot. Kudos! And the hay hiker, daaang. That's cool. Ummm, wow, Ellie. Tough call on who to run to! Thanks for the ever growing number of videos that are a pleasure to watch. How the heck is Lake Sonne still even muddy?
Awesome Video and Much LOVE as Always 🌞 Farms!!!!
Cool piece of equipment and a productive day. Don’t you know the human that feeds the dogs are always their favorite. Probably mom.
Love your videos guys keep it up want to be a farmer some day to. Love seeing people make bales and move them!!
We cut and bale hay all summer right up to frost. Everyday from sun up until sun down. I like your equipment. My big brother has been doing it yearly since he was born almost. Man we cut and bale a lot of hay. We cut wheat, Rye ,and oat hay first, then burmuda and some hay grazer. Blue stem and even crab grass and anything else someone has. We cut some beat-all blue stem 70 acres that made over 500 round bale. They added those microbes and it really grew. We still have 1,000 bales to haul for a Rancher that leases land and the guy he leases off of makes him buy all of his hay. So we hired out to haul it. I like that round bale hauler the demonstrator. Nice. We use a 14 bale hauler that you slide all the bales forward and we dump them all at the same time. And we use flatbed goose neck like you guys do. We use John Deere tractors balers and swathers. We also use other brands too. In five years the tractors and equipment is flat dab wore out. lol
Good quality video thanks for taking the time to share 👍
Love watching you all work your fields, always been interested in farming
This is some really good stuff. I love it keep it coming . I’m a Physical Education teacher here in Georgia but I feel like a farm guy. Keep ‘em coming I will watch. Thanks!!
I think you need to have Jeff on more! He seems like a funny guy
Well you know what George Thorougood said...everybody funny, now you funny too!
Great video Thanks for all y'all do
Loved seeing the new equipment!
I really enjoyed watching this video think u for sharing it with us keep them coming and think u for all the work that you'll do can't wait to watch the next one
Glad you enjoyed it
Interesting piece of equipment, but I agree with the statement that the bale forks seem to work faster.
Yep, they might. But then you have to trailer them and singly off Ioad them. My family has the 14 bale mover...
7:33 Doh! I'm just Joshin ya! Great video, thanks.
I love you and your dad having a laugh all in fun
Another great video, as always. Thank you so much for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Always interesting & enjoyable. I have said this before but you do come up with some excellent camera positions / angles. The camera going out the manure spreader "over & under" was neat. Thanks for sharing. 🚜 🚜 🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄 🚜 🚜 🚜
That Hay Hiker is the shizznit. I've seen similar units for square bales around here but not one for the big round bales. Nice.
i grew up on a farm. farmed until 16. family lost out because of subs and larger farms dropping prices. you know, economy stuff. little guy loses out, ect. i miss it. i enjoy watching your videos. so thanks for making them.
Another grate video thank you. Looking forward to seeing the next instalment. Regards Richard
Thanks so much for sharing the video. I am impressed with the hay hiker. As many bales as y'all have to move, investing in the 14 bale hiker would be very helpful.
Love the video....although the quote"it's an improvement" left a funnee thought in my head..keep up the great work Sonnes!
Awesome video, thank you from.......Mount Vernon, Texas
Amazing Video Cole Always enjoy watching them!
Glad to hear it!
Having a Highline bale mover I can tell you from experience that the bale fork needed to be slid out another 12 inches at the least. It helps by giving you more room to get the bales in without tearing the netwrap. It can also prevent the bales spinning 90 degrees so you can’t pick them up.
We have a Kosch Balehandler - had to chuckle on the bale shifted while trying to load. There’s always one that no matter what you do, it won’t load until you’ve torn off the net wrap.
This is awesome man thanks for sharing! Just starting our baling operation in Northern Mexico!
Just found you guys today and I have been binge watching all day I really enjoy watching and learning. I know it's hard work but you make it look easy look forward to watching all of your videos thanks again for sharing!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
of course always enjoy watching 👏👏👏
Hey cole I enjoy the vedio and that new piece of equipment you was running that would save a lot of trips in the field I been working on the barn today and a friend of mind was helping me and it was a hot one today I wish I could have something like that to move hay stay safe and your family to looking forward to the next vedio and tell Jeff I said hey to stay cool cloe talk to you again in a day or to
Bale hiker pretty cool! Thank you for sharing love your videos
Just found your channel I like 👍. God bless the farmer.
Awesome! Thank you!
I like the bale hiker! Something that I think we could use because we have to run on a 2 lane highway and it would be easier to get down the road without scaring someone that doesn't know anything about what is coming towards them great video good demonstration
Shout out to Saskatoon, home of Saskdutchkid! Hello from Saskatchewan everyone. I could see the hay raker used for staging. Picking up all the bales in the field and leaving them in double rows for the tractor with double forks to load and haul to the yard. If hauling any distance 7 bales probably wouldn’t cut it. You should have timed one of your loads to one of your dad’s hauling the same amount as him. Interesting video though. We have had 2 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. No haying here.
Keep up the good work!!!
It looks like it's been warm and dry enough there to keep lake sunny under control. The new bale equipment was interesting as well.
Thanks for sharing and have a nice safe day.
Thanks, you too!