LADYFIELD FARM - Using Our Home Made Baling Machine

After our meadow was cut for silage this summer the baler had left behind the odd patch here and there so I decided to rake it all up. A bit of a task by hand but we did it and stored it in one end of our barn. Here we are, well into autumn now and it has all dried out beautifully so it was time to break out our home made baling machine and get the pile tidied up.

[@DJ-uk5mm]

I love ‘slow’ technology where you take time and the output is directly from your own efforts . Crafts & , time with purpose love it

[@LadyfieldFarm]

Aye, everything about the process feels good and right. We love it too.

[@happyemojilearning2866]

Love the channel and your ideas and videos are very educational and learning.
Keep up the good work and keep uploading the videos. Your channel is growing 👍

[@LadyfieldFarm]

Well thank you so much. It's so encouraging to us to hear such a comment.

[@NellsPhotography]

Wow... love to see all those inventions!! 👍 Fabulous!!

[@LadyfieldFarm]

Thanks Nel, lovely to know you are watching.

[@Blueberry-Betsy]

New sub here... Fantastic stuff 🙂
Living The Dream 🤩

[@LadyfieldFarm]

Thankyou kindly

[@campbellcameron9644]

Baled hay = more compact easy storage and easily transported to feed Sheep when snowy!

[@lia_stephensons_rocket]

I personally would ‘squish’ the hay in the baler. One of the many reasons I’d never make a decent crofter?

[@LadyfieldFarm]

I'm sure you couldn't go too far wrong with a squish.