A fiery start to manure hauling!
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- A fiery start to manure hauling! Join us in this immersive agricultural journey as we transform our hay beds into nutrient-rich manure beds. Watch the mesmerizing process of burning twine off the beaters and experience the hands-on excitement of hauling manure and driving tractors. Explore the essential tasks that go into sustainable farming, and discover the intricate steps involved in this farming transformation. Don’t miss out on the captivating sights and sounds of a day in the life of a farm committed to eco-friendly practices.
Good video. Nice to hear you have the right to farm law. Here in Wisconsin we get the same dirty road complaints so have a skid steer or loader onsite to scrape things if get too muddy.
Hopefully you don’t get in trouble. I’m glad you liked the video.
When you live in a farming country, you just have to deal with it.
Keep on hauling the great stuff for your farm ground 👍
You got that right!
Here's a thought from a retired nurse. Having to do with cow poop that's to sloppy. Give your cattle some Pepto-Bismol. 😂 That should take care of it. On another note I went to the Dollar General last night for a bottle of Dawn dish soap. It was surprising to me how many varieties they carried, different scents, one cuts grease four times better, and the one i settled on said 50% less scrubbing. I go to the check out and related all of this to the young man at the register, and asked him if he could put in a request on the next delivery to the store, instead of the one with 50% less scrubbing, I'd like the bottle that says somebody else does the scrubbing.😊🤪
That’s great thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed the video.
@@RockyMountainFarmer Yes, I'm enjoying the channel a lot. Seeing a lot of new things, way different from corn and soybean farming videos.
Yeah, we do things a little bit differently
Awesome content brother... id love to see a breakdown video including some facts on the farm... eg.. how many acres are specified to what crop, how many head of cattle do you milk etc... its one hell of an operation you have there... awesome 👌
Thanks for the idea! I’m glad you liked the video. I’ll see what I can do.
Nice video, ya those roads covered in manure in my area would not be very good. That would get a lot of complaints. You guys could use something like the Kuhn knight slingers. Those work well for more liquid type manure and don’t leak out the gate.
Interesting do they mount to a truck.
@@RockyMountainFarmer I personally used to work for a farm with only the pull type side slingers for large tractors but yes I do know they have truck mount versions available that you probably have to contact Kuhn or a dealer about
I might have to look into that
being a former owner of mobie diesel company, i cant imagine your fricken maintenance expenses
Yeah they are pretty high
You need to tell your Horsch dealer to bring out the Tiger MT to try out. It is a disk chisel so it would maybe go through the volunteer stubble better than the Karat.
They were going to bring one out, but I think they decided not to because they didn’t want to get it in the manure
I used to laugh at the people that moved in out of state. They'd find a nice farmstead, a couple miles from a dairy then grip about the smell.
Yeah, it’s pretty annoying when that happens it’s like where do you think food comes from?
@@RockyMountainFarmer sadly alot of people honestly think it comes from the grocery store.
Yeah I do hear that alot
You should have flotation tires on those trucks
Probably wouldn’t hurt
Awesome Video!!!!!.......thats a TON of poo
Glad you enjoyed it. There is a lot of poo. We haul 4000 loads per year.
wow
I was under the impression that raw manure was too hot for potato ground.
It is that’s why we put it on in the fall so it can deteriorate a little bit
Just get a mount and you won't have to do it one handed
I have one for the GoPro but I didn’t have it with me at the time. I’m going to use the GoPro this week.
what about a slurry containment system where you can pump it into tankers and then pump it on to the field. they do this in Europe a lot. Still miserable to deal with no matter what you do, and expensive.
There is a minute lagoon where the water filters through the we pump onto our fields but it is still really sloppy
Sometimes I forget life starts with poop, continues with poop. Therefore life is poop.
Sometimes true