JCB Teleskid Helping Make Hay!
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- We make our first crop and haul in with the Teleskid!
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How Farms Work by Ryan Kuster is a RUclips channel based in rural Potosi, Wisconsin.
Our mission is to teach those who didn't grow up on a farm what the farming life is like.
These videos show the Kuster family working together raising cattle and crops. We believe everyone who wants to know more about farming should be able to share the farming experience with us and we look to educate the world on many essential agriculture topics.
How Farms Work takes place on ~1,100 acres with around 75-200 cattle at any given time. Four John Deere tractors are currently used on the farm, which are a 4020, 4640, 7600, and 8235R.
Ryan, I’m not a GM guy but those videos from the drone while the tractor drives by and loading the bales are amazing! They should be in a commercial! Great videos and your nephew is too cute! Good luck this year, hope mother nature cooperates.
The little guy in the JCB at 13:20 "I see we are being followed, but I'm saying nothing." 😁Cute.👍
Great times with uncles and grandpa. ❤️❤️
Oat silage seems like a good idea. Dairy cows always did well on fresh chopped green oats.
17:02 The cows are all, what a tease. Lol
I think your Dad really likes the JCB, would be cool to hear his opinion on it.
Good idea on the video update
Was thinking the exact same thing! Also think it would be nicew to here all 3 of you talk about using bale spikes on it.
Definitely would recommend wrapping the oats as high moisture balage.
JCB with tracks and extending boom is an awesome machine. If you can keep it I suspect you will not regret it. Thanks again for your efforts and delightful videos.
Just adorable!
We made hayleage with oats and it did very well for a good winter protein source. We also did it with iron clay peas.
Relaxing to see someone else make hay. Nerve wracking when its my hay this year. First time I ever remember having issues in July and August with rain...incessant 1 and 2" storms all summer. 1 batch of hay didn't get wet...3rd cutting to start.
Great footage. I love your Golden...we had a male that looked just like him - so good memories.
Brings back memories. But when I was on the farm. They were square bales and all loaded by hand.
We plant around 30 acres of oats as a companion crop to our alfalfa, orchard grass, and timmothy mix. We cut ours in the late milk/ early dough stage and let it dry. Cattle eat it like candy. They will pass up high quality 2nd cutting and eat it first. Make sure you have a few good barn cats because you will have mice. We normally bale around 300 5 by 6 round bales and about 5000+ small squares a year. Everything is stored under roof
What an improvement in hay wheel rakes from 20 years ago... technology!🍻
CGW116A and theyre still quite shit when you have to chop it afterwards
Nice video Ryan! Love seeing hay made.
Thanks Tim!
Im sure something is in the works for the JCB. JCB basically gets free advertising every time it’s in a video, agree with all the others that have said it was cute to see your nephew and Grandpa working together in the JCB.
Great video Ryan! I loved watching the hay bailing!! The machinery you are using is so cool. I loved seeing your little nephew Jack. He is SO adorable! Thank you!
wowza, balsy drone work ! flying inside the beast then back out.,.. nicely done sir!
Great video something for everyone a cute baby, cute dogs, Dad for the older folks, Ryan and Travis for the younger viewer. neat equipment. No preferences, all was good. A couple shots of the baby and dogs together would be nice to see
Even for rained on hay, that looks really good. Glad to see you got it all in!
Looks like a good hay crop. 👍👍👍👍
Hauling bales with an $80k truck...very nice...looks like a GMC commercial.
The shot of the 76’ unloading the bale at 5:30 could make an awesome wallpaper 😎
Your Nephew is wicked cute.
I love how you include shots of the dog rocket!! He’s definitely a star of the show!! Keep that up
Thanks for answering on the JBC.
Awesome family and video have a great weekend
We've made oatlage before, cattle seemed to enjoy it. We mow it down, then chop it and pack it together with corn silage and sorghum
You have nice weather! I have nothing but rain and wet standing hay! Send me some nicer weather...
gunna get a JCB one of these days, just using our Tractors front end loader for loading Semis but would be much more efficient with a JCB fer sure! here in So-Colo we've been doing Small bales, then fed into a Bale Band-it or a Bale Baron to make bundles w 21 small bales in them.. then load big square bales on trucks.. haven't done round bales for quite a few years ... love your videos
We appreciate your hard work on business videos. The jcb is awesome
Good job Travis, you're a good man to have around. 😉🚜
Love seeing the little one in the JCB
Great stuff Ryan, Your Dad and little Jack seem to be very much at home in the JCB :):)
I like those old Corn Cribs. We had two on our place.
Apparently RUclips hasn't processed this video even after several hours. Come back later to see it in it's 4K 60FPS greatness!
definitely will watch again....360p sucks lol
@@towman123 Worst part is I can't tell if it's been processed from my phone or not
I am seeing this in 1440p60 now
Wow looks good thanks for the video
They are too busy trying to ban the 'alt-right' right now.
Love the video Ryan I’m sitting at the breakfast table planning on going to do some farm work! Thanks for the video Ryan. Ryan we make oat silage bales every year here and they keep Great it you don’t break the bales.
Stay safe out there!
@@HowFarmsWork Thanks just down for lunch before milking!
Goodness! That cubby hole looks like it was made just for that wheel rake. That's a tight fit. As always, enjoyed the video!
Hay looks good
Yeah I ran a 535 for a few years and then tried to get the best from a BR780A but I have to admit I'm done so I hope to be picking up a 568 net/twine this week and have to say your videos have been part of the push back to green.
Looks like you got a future farm hand there
Just keeping you updated on corn in other parts of the country. Corn has tasseled and is earing in Isle of Wight County VA
love the dog doing dog things
Make sure you roll down your window when leaving the key inside. Dont want to lock yourself out. Done it a couple times myself to learn from it.
Am seeing this more and more, running the drive shaft down the shaft of the hay rake and pulling the baler behind the hay rake. From what I’ve watched this works really well.
Man I think this would be a great place for a tractor and loader because now it's a three man crew to bale, load, and haul and it would only be a 2 man crew with a front loader
Man the rakes space is made to measure lol
hi Ryan another great video imagine how many bales you could move with a flat bed trailer for Big Red
And an extra Teleskid to unload?
they also have the Bobcat so until the JCB goes back they have 2 skid loaders
Surprised they didn’t use the bobcat to unload
Thanks Ryan another big thumbs-up great video sounds like you know what you want to do for hay for the winter what your dad think about the JBC I bet he likes it looks like it thanks again be safe
Nice video of raking Hay I liked the up close shots really sweet thanks Ryan
Ryan I do hope that you buy the JCB teleskid because it looks great next to a John Deere tractor
must be a youngster, you dont buy something for its looks ,,
Top vid, mate. Excellent vid production as always. Great to see the JCB still working on the farms. Hope you manage to work out a deal to keep it permanently.👍
I think the old man is falling in love with that JCB. Great vid I always love the baling vids for some reason.
Very educational, thank you!!
Travis did a great job on your hair, looks good!
Just an awesome video Ryan. I loved it...fantastic footage...just perfect in my opinion...I really, really enjoyed it. Thank you and thanks for your channel and all of your hard work....
I admire the work you guys do I have so much respect for you guys too
Greetings from Poland 😀😀😀😀😀
Watching hay raking is really satisfying👌🏻
Hey Ryan!! Just buy the JCB, Travis would be sad if you didn't lol.
Yes I like new videos but I also understand that besides doing videos you have other chores to do and have a personal life plus you need to have a skid steer drag race from a time or two
Really nice photography!
@The_CEO_of_JCB... Just let them have it!! In every video it appears, it gets a good review... What better advertisement can you get? Common, what's the loss?? Give it to them!
Picture perfect! Three generations out making hay, pretty hard to improve on that.
Bale wrappers are the way to go
Hopefully you have the JCB this winter when you have to get those bales down!
From my experience, you should stack hey not upside down but like wheels on side , stacking by that u protect them from blown rain and leaks from the roof. Water just nicelly gows down and dont effect hay. At least try stack this way in the middle.
That JCB looks like a giant matchbox toy. It's so cute!
you have some nice hay there
Amazing, video havent watched it yet. But i know it will be good
I have 2 questions:
1. What is with the weird shapes of the fields? Is it property lines? Or coincidence in the planting?
2. Why not stack bales on your trailer with the TeleSkid and save some trips back and forth?
I was thinking when you put the small bale on top of the pile that it would be hilarious to stack 3 high with the extending boom then have to get them back down with the bobcat
AKA KREE. IM GLAD YOU GUYS. HAVE THE JCB. TELESKID. IT. SEEMS. VERY. HELPFUL. HOPE THE. BEST. BLESSINGS
Ho Wow you have big Helper with you guy's , love the videos on hay .
Love see people getting their hay in and has the right tractor. Go John Deere
True but everyone has their own oppions on witch tractor to use
Thanks Ryan great video
LOVING the videos. You should make another day in the life.
Cows will gobble oatlage like crazy, round bales will weight 1800-2000 Lbs. good luck
Again! Great video and editing! WOW!!
Busy, busy, busy!!! Nice video Ryan. Love your content and ideas for videos. Am wondering tho, how do you find the time to get the different wonderful video shots and still find the time to do your work. Absolutely wonderful video shots.....
Thanks Cassius! Finding the time is an ever-long struggle. We’re always busy on the farm and so finding time to edit is usually reserved for my free time
I think the grandkid may be getting a JCB for Xmas
I was wondering why you guys don’t wrap your bales in plastic? Is it not cost effective for your farm? Love the video. I like your partner in the truck.
David Garee it’s dry hay that is net wrapped, and they stacked them inside. A good tight round bale with net wrap and stacked correctly outside still sheds water pretty well, with only minimal spoilage around the outer layer or two. A true plastic wrapped dry hay bale can cause problems since it traps what moisture that is inside a dry bale and heats up in the sun. I plastic wrap wet hay bales, and we leave our dry hay unwrapped.
Thank you for your explanation on that. It’s nice when someone actually explains it to you instead of just saying because that’s what we do.
Good vid im from ireland cool to see how ye make hay cool to see rake working
OM AGRI VIDS would a big Irish crop of grass fit between the wheels at the back when working full width the kind that gives you 20 bales to the acre
@@claetuswoodroofe4164 if ur on about the windrower we have pto powered ones and the wheels at the back are wider but ya dependa on the crop we re having good crop this year
Making Hay sure is Fun when hydraulics do the lifting and Not Armstrong. Is chopping corn on the table för Winter feed in silo or ag bag? Best spring smell is fresh cut hay.
Love the videos
Looks like sombody can do some real good double tasking lol
hi, i am a dutch diary farmer and i was wondering why you don't rake with an 4 element rotary rake because in the Netherlands it is very common to rake with a rotory rake because when you rake with a "acrobat rakr, like you have" the only abillity we have here is to bale it because an forage harvester or a loading wagon will get plugged up after an couple of meters
this looks like a weekend of nice weather, yet here in Central WI it's been back to wet weather and there are farmers wanting to make first crop hay. I was wondering how long you'd have the JCB on the farm.
Nice video, well put together Ryan!
I really like your truck. 🚚
Ryan you've had that JCB for longer than 30 days. Hopefully they forgot about it 😋
This is awesome! Great video
You still got a Harvestore for that oatlage... it make great content to do some chopping. I dont like the teleskid at all you know Ryan they make tracks for the Bobcats tires
glenn s That is true but they don’t have a chopper or wagons anymore. I also know Travis‘s buddy has the equipment and I am fairly certain from watching the videos that the harvester needs fixing and they normally use it shelled corn
@@lawrencelacenski9781 they have the tall one that is for forage.... that is never used for anything I am sure it's got the unloader... and for a little bit of oatlage it would work
Ryan, consider using the parking brake rather than putting it into park when loading and unloading. Takes any strain off the trans. I only offer this because it is a GMC and is not built tough like other brands I shall not mention. ;) Hope Mother Nature co-operates more moving forward.
I think you forgot the "built ford tough" part
@@gloigord3047
Two out of three isn't bad.
Awesome video as always.
My john Deere baler! Enough to make a grown man cry in dispair. Two hour to clear brockage and same thing the next two bales .had McHale baler 15.000 bales and NEVER blocked up once good bales and no belts to break ( McHale 5500).....regards dave
Good job i like to see farm work
Thanks
Another great video !
Can the extending boom load/unload the opposite side of the bale carrier without having to drive around to the other side?
Yes.
But with the reach that far it must be getting close to its tipping limit