Third Cut Hay 2019 (THE LAST CUT.): Vlog 159
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- THIRD CUT HAY 2019.
Our last cut of hay for 2019.
This video was supposed to be maybe 2 days long… But as we all know, Mother Nature has her own agenda, and she never shares the changes with us.
We cut hay last Friday in hopes of a weekend rendezvous of harvest. But what we got was 3 days of much needed rain, but it put hay harvest on hold.
In the meantime, work still needs done.
Mark spread manure, I hoof trimmed ewes due to lamb next month, and shipped some lambs to be sold at a local store I work with.
But always, in the back of my mind, I’m at unrest when hay is cut and laying for days in the fields.
By Monday, we were back at it.
We tedded the hay back over the field to shake out the excess moisture, and Tuesday we raked it back up and finally got to harvesting.
#thirdcuthay #hay2019 #sheep
Enjoy the ride!
Hey…can you guys do me a favour??
Do you like this longer “Day in the Life” style Vlog or shorter, more tutorial style videos? Or do you like a mix of both?
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Love seeing both kids working together with parents ❤ The good, the bad, the happy and the mad😡 You got it all covered!
We had some nice black faced sheep (no idea what breed). One ewe had twins and she ignored one. SO my sister & mom bottle fed the beauty. That long legged critter was downstairs in our basement where my bedroom was. Eventually I would be RUDELY awakened by the cute lamb bellering inches from my face!
TOO sweet!!!
I have so much respect for you, not only as a mother and wife but as one hect of a farmer.
That means so much! Thanks Todd!
@@SandiBrock you four are special people, GOD BLESS.
I agree!!! She's a woman on a mission!!!
Hard working family , like the way you work together . thanks for taking us along .
What beautiful property. I love the drone shots and all the trees between the fields.
Thanks! I never know what I'll see until I edit... love it!
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What’s funny to me is how casual you guys are about alfalfa. It is GOLD down here in Georgia for our hard-keeper horses. And it is EXPENSIVE!!!!
How beautiful to see the whole family's hard work and lovely natural environment!
The aerial shots on the hay cutting were spectacular. Ground level doesn’t even give you the full scope of how much land is required to give you what you actually need for your animals.. wow.
Love the drone shots of you mowing great looking farm you need to be very proud.
Thanks so much Randall!
Scenery is awesome
Love the music, aerials are phenomenal.
"And now we're done Haying..."
Love it
Love watching you and Mark together
Constance battle with weather, equipment, and available manpower!
What you do is so interesting.....people don’t realize all that goes into farming....whether it be hay etc.. or live stock.... I love lamb and will think of you when I get to eat it.....thank you for sharing
I'm so jealous of the perfectly flat, no rock fields you have. I see lots of old equipment that doesn't see much abuse. I hit rocks with my disc mowers all the time, even tiny ones that are hard to see. My hay fields are a little larger, at 700-800 acres each x 5 fields, I can never remember exactly where the rocks are, just the vicinity. I hit them every year. I just got a brand new Pottinger triple mower in April of this year and wouldn't you know it, I've hit about 12 rocks this season. I bite my tongue each time. Really, really pretty fields you have there!
800 acre fields??? OMG. Mark's dream... As for stones, we seem to be able to grow those really well also. LOL. We do our best when we plant to pick what we can, and roll after... but we all know after winter, they seem to be able to show themselves again. We've been lucky so far this year!
@@SandiBrock Yup, my farm is just under 12k acres…I’m a cattle and hay operation from Virginia. At one time I had the largest Angus ‘Lucy’ herd but I don’t know if that’s still the case. I raise registered breed stock cattle. For hay, I do about 600 acres in alfalfa and 3000 acres in orchard grass, timothy and fescue (endophyte free). I make round and lg squares for both myself and to sell. You guys have a much more impressive operation with cops, hay, cattle and sheep. It’s quite an operation you have and I love that the family is all involved!
I don’t have the kind of rocks that can be easily picked. I have to first break them with a excavator and hammer. It’s been a lot of work getting my fields in shape. I’m also hilly in some places and some areas have so much rock, that land goes to complete waste.
Loved this video, I felt the aggravation with you. Just watching that hay made my allergies go into overdrive!
Hard working family , beautifull and real life
Wow. That shot of the clouds at 15:25 is spectacular.
Right!? and that actually went around us!
Busy team love the way you all work together to get the job done.
Love the drone footage! Can not believe how green the hay still appeared in the video after being rained on three days in a row. Still amazed how well your family pulls together to get the crops in. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much Dan! We will miss the kids next week when they go back to school!
So humble...🤪downplaying your beautiful hay field like it’s nothing out of the ordinary. I hope some day I can grow 3rd cut this good😍
Thanks Robert!
Sandi Brock No problem, just finished watching it. It was a great video! Some really great drone shots! Very well done!
You are one of the hardest working women I've ever seen. Love watching your videos.
I'm watching these old videos love your farm .
Old but full of vigor and vitality...good very good....love this
The sound of the forage harvester cycling up brought back so many memories, could almost smell the grass
Thats awesome!
Allo you. I was raise on a milk farm East of Ontario. I like your video that remain me when I use to work with my dad. It a lot of work in the summer and no break. You really work hard. You have a nice farm. Salut Gisèle
It is good to see a family that works so good together, I just don't understand why you don't eat better,it will catch up with you sooner or later, great video of you and your family.
We try. But at 10pm after working since sun-up, there's not much left in my tank to create a meal. And we were too dirty for Subway. LOL
Day in the life are the best!! True reality TV. Wouldn’t pass up a tutorial though.
Your family is awesome. Nice bibs Jess!
Thanks!!!
Good looking alfalfa. Too bad it rained so much. Been three lifetimes since I threw my last square bale. Used to work in Ontario and Quebec. Miss it sometimes.
thankfully the rain didn't do too much damage...
Sandi
Love the day in the life style Vlogs. All of it. Thank you for taking the time to share it with us
Awesome! Thanks Pat!
It will always rain when a farmer cuts hay. When the farmer waits, the skies are blue!
Totally!
I hope ", I get to see you all taking a good break", that you guys need to enjoy", you all do a good job 🌹 👏 😊
A family that farms together stays together, I think we're lookin' at the next generation of Shepherd Creek Farms. Well done Brock Family! Always enjoy your vids Sandi #twothumbsup
You're the best! Thanks Keith!
Really like the daily stuff but would love to see a combo of both because it’s super interesting to learn about the sheep too! Love your videos- really appreciate the time and effort it takes to put them together❣️🐑
Great feedback! Thanks Valerie!
I admire you and your family's never quit attitude. You always get the job done no matter natures circumstance. Great drone work.
We do... Even when we want to quit... Thanks so much!
Great video, Sandi! Fantastic to see the family working together.
Thanks so much!
Good to see smiles from daughter
Wow. What a bummer. I know nothing about farming but I tell ya, if I didn’t live in AZ I would help you guys in a heartbeat. I realize that’s a useless comment but geez, the amount of work with one little setback. Holy smokers.
Veno, Tebbe and Horsch my my! Those are some topbrands.. Nice te see your farm, greetings from a fellow sheepfarmer in the Netherlands👍💪
Well the kids hate hay but they'll still talk to you after your inspirational trip through the drive thru for dinner.
Very nice video, keep going Sandi.
Usually I prefer short videos but I don’t mind one long video per week if needed like this one.
Waiting for your next short video 😉😘
Thanks so much for the feedback!
Harvest butterfly , what a cool name Sandi !! Enjoy ! Bob
Ha Ha. Holds up hand full of haylage, SMELL THIS! Mark didn't bite. Smart Man.
I hadn't realized how much upside down sheep look like drunks Sunday morning.
BAA hangover!
Nice episode. Plenty of suspense & drama, with a happy ending. This was a good one.
Thanks so much!!
Great job raising those kids!
Sure fire way to end a dry spell - mow hay! I don't have any kids just few beef cows, my brother has crop farm and now he calls his older kids interns! All summer and weekends when they are home he puts them to work!
LOL! I can relate!
Twine & duck tape , are way to heaven ! Enjoy !
You're definitely a heavy ruminator...🦋👌👍😁 I can just almost see your brain working...man your farm is beautiful...
Love those aerial shots of the field work! Just stunning. I like the mixed vlog style.
Wow that shot you got of the clouds was really cool! So much perspective and volume
A very good and interesting video very proffesional, and well edited, love the ariel shots really amazing, and beautifull scenery..well done to you all,.
Thanks Peter.
Your life is beautiful❤❤❤🇨🇦❤❤
Good to see Sandy doing the raking
Everybody working together is so wonderful. Like poetry in motion. Ok, maybe more like Klingon poetry, but poetry nonetheless! 😄
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing!!! Non- farmer from Minneapolis MN
Thanks so much for watching!!!
Nice ending at MacDonalds. Great video.
LOL. Thanks Wayne!
Love the music nice shot of fields.
I love my Tedder we get our hay dry so much quicker. And we don't have to worry so much about wet spots in our hay bales.Dont know how we ever got it dry without it. And your right it seems like no rain for days until you cut hay.
Yes! New Sandi! Always the perfect thing to relax to after work 🐑💗
Awe thanks!!!
Y'all look like twins loading the lambs for market. ;-)
Oh one more thing I wish you could all go to beach. Y'all need it.
I love the drone footage it's oddly satisfying. Thanks
Hi Sandi, I like both if that helps. I am watching all your video's from 1 to ??? I miss lambing and your video's are satisfying that feeling I get with the livestock I love.
Like that your kids help out when they can. Good family fun you have even with all the issues that crop up.
They've been a Godsend this summer!
It never fails for me in MN, if you need rain, you cut hay......
LOL. Seems to always work here too!
My Uncles Raised beef and Fields of food stuff East of Cambridge, Mn. And just South of Rush Point.
One Vacation we visited it Rained for our Entire Week except the Day before we left.
It delayed hay harvest.
For City Boys born of Farm raised parents, it was disheartening.
My Uncle Said the Following week dried up and was perfect hay harvest. 🙈
I like both styles of videos. I get to see a lot of things I never would get to see otherwise. The behind the scenes glimpse is fascinating and the shorter, more specific videos are great too. Off to check out Mark's channel now.
Great!! Thanks so much for the feedback!!
Excellent job on the haying and the video!
Thanks George!
When I was a kid I'd try to get my father to open up fields for me and he would just tell me I wont get any better at it if he does it. First you have to get good then you get fast!!
LOL. I agree!
To address the issue with the chopper not blowing the haylage far enough. Adjust or replace the paddles in the blower. Should be just enough clearance to go over a dime but pick up a Nickle. I’ve dealt with the same headache and that’s the remedy for it.
Thats exactly what we were discussing yesterday around our kitchen table! Definitely on the to-do list before first cut 2020! LOL
wow, great tradition and especially the kids are around and help which is awesome.. well-done family wishes you years of prosperity and health.
Looks like an absolutely gorgeous day out there! A job well done. 😁🌻🌾🍀🌱☘️🌽🌽
Loved watching. It brings back memories. Farming is such a gamble but full of fun also.
Sure is!!
It's been awhile but if i remember correctly the time of day will affect the protein content. Morning is high protein and low suger and later in the day high sugar and low protein i tried for sugar more than protein . your protein is a measurement of nitrates in the feed. It's raining today and I'm bingeing on your videos thanks so much for them it brings back some wonderful memories.
A nice vlog form Sandi with good wishes from south germany
Thanks Josef!
Great job 👍 Sandi on backing up to the trailer
Mark is a Canadian version of me, lol, throwing that pry bar!
I think many can relate to that part! LOL. Left a heck of a mark on his collarbone!
I love your editing themusic is nice but every now and than it's nice to hear the machinery it gives us a full picture. Keep it up
At 6:16 I see Ashtabula and Conneaut, Ohio. I spent summers in Conneaut at my grandparent's house on Lake Erie. They had the best weather and a constant breeze off of the lake. They had a boat and we fished and swam in the lake. Winters were magical when I lived with them for three years before I joined the US Navy.
Someone may have already commented on this but we ran a 3950 John Deere chopper for years. Corn silage takes a lot less power to blow than hay does. When chopping corn my dad would put the big pull on the blower side. that would slow the blower down and save on power. In the summer for hay he would swap the pulleys around and put the little one on the blower side that would speed the blower up and help it throw better. My dad claimed that if had the little pulley on the blower side in corn it would blow the back out of the wagon (I don’t know if I believe that) My guess is you have it so the big pulley is on the blower.
Best hay video I've seen all year on RUclips even tho it didn't go as planned. Love the drone shots
Beautiful looking farm.
Congrats on completing the harvest👍🏻😊
Making hay hasn’t been too terrible this year. We just finished 4th crop in Wisconsin. Couple hundred acres of ours gets rained on every crop. But not bad when we do 1800 acres. Lay the windrows out wider when cutting. Looks way to narrow.
Thanks Luke! We kept this cut narrow as usually it dries out too fast for haylage... But definitely for dry hay it makes it better dropping wide.
Place is beautiful!Never farmed a day in my life but it’s all I watch on RUclips!If I could get into farming I would!
Thats awesome! Thanks so much for watching David!
I see most farmers today wear ear protection. I’m out of the 50 thru late 70’s era, we filled two sixty foot Harvestores with hay and chopped corn and a forty footer with high moisture corn. We had no cabs and never heard of ear protection, it’s a wonder my ears work at all.... lol. Ear protection looks hot to me. 😂. Enjoy the videos, thx
You know... ear protectors were never much a thing in my family growing up too... it was when I started farming with Mark's family that I started wearing them. They are big promoters of them.
Yes, I like the extended day in the life vids
Great! Thanks Tandy!
Nice entertainment and nice team work
I really enjoy your videos!
Your videos are so honest. I am always so glad to see them. I just finished trimming our little flock and it was humid and hot and I have to admit sweaty sheep handler odor is uniquely horrible😋
We are in SC Kentucky and it is dry dry dry, for us anyway. For us that means better quality hay but not as much. Your video of cutting was so awesome, but I loved the tedding, you looked so old school....no cab👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼. Alfalfa isn’t a great crop here, hard to get established. Our hay is predominately orchard grass.
Thanks Fiona! I love hearing the differences of how certain crops grow better or worse depending where we live!
I enjoy watching y'all. Amazing how different and at the same time the same as we do down here in the south.
That poop spreader really shoots it out. Great video.
Its a great spreader!
Yeah, you can eat lunch no problem with that cab on your tractor. Way back in the day when I last spread manure, you had to make sure you kept the spreader down wind of the tractor or risk wearing some of the load home in your hair, on your shirt, down the back of your neck.... you get the picture.
I went up north to see my family this week and saw a good amount of downed wheat on the way; it reminded me of your problem a few videos ago... Some of it looked pretty widespread. I sure didn't envy those folks!
Sure slows down the process thats for sure!
Hay,that was fun.Great video.Nice drone work.A Big Mac after a long day of haying “ always” makes the”kids”happy.
Kids and mom! LOL
Im watching every one of your videos in order (its taken me a week to get to here!!!)
And after the last few videos it was like “o yeah this girl is a sheep farmer not a plant farmer 😂 “
It's so beautiful there
Good work both of u
I really liked that one
Great!! Thanks for watching!
Once again, drone footage is fire!
Thanks so much!!