Trying out that air reel on WHEAT!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Your farm should build a new poured concrete silo with bottom unload. Extremely safe, large capacity, feed & fill @ the same time. No plastic or racoons. We had bags,didn't like, went back to silos. Built 2 new poured concrete ones.
Having Grant along is impressive. He seems to enjoy himself so much. Your treats certainly help as well.
If you do a pile corn in the future I would suggest pouring concrete! Seen a few other farms around us do blacktop and it never holds up as good as concrete…. They did it because it is cheaper but we’ve always had great luck with concrete and wouldn’t trade it for blacktop.
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My mom used to make something like that tomatoes green peppers, cucumbers, stuff like that in it she called it. Summertime macaroni salad.
That’s good stuff
Can you imagine the technology that’s going to be becoming by the time? Grant can start driving a tractor my God it’s going to be awesome.
I hear many good things about these air reels. Virtually every farmer in the plains states use them.
Every time we go to Sandusky for the wife’s family we see that barn. Know exactly where that is at. Love your videos.
Hey there
An old farming friend of mine used to put a bag down each side of a hard pad and fill in between and the cover like a proper bunk
Saves on the expense of concrete walls
Asphalt isn't worth a shit for a bunker. Cement or stay with bags or silo. Glad to see the Grant Man. He is taking it all in and learning. This was an exceptional video today. As always thanks for the good work you put into them .
TAKE CARE AND STAY COOL !!!
What a great video!!! Really enjoyed it. Alot going on at the farm!!! Ty. ❤️🙏🇺🇲
True Dairy Farmer!
Good afternoon Kip I am glad to see you out and about
Ole Grant man put the hurt on tht banana !!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
Absolutely great to see the grant man that is absolutely awesome
Wow, wished our guys could harvest without gps! 😆
Awesome vid!! Let's Go!
Get that combine some auto steer! 😂
Making memories with your son is awesome!
God bless your family. Tĥat Grant is sure growing, beautiful, healthy and large bull calf. Thank you for feeding us, Peace brother, greetings from NE rural Ohio 👍👍💪🗽
When your bagging spray paint the date you started on the bag at each spot you began. Always helpful
good lands that is a monster of a calf
Looks like Dad is enjoying the new air reel. Cool!
Man that lunch looked awesome🤙 always thankful for an awesome wife❤
Thanks for another great video Kip.
It was interesting and enjoyable to watch.
Looks like your air real is working good. Glad you got that. Most of the farm channels I watch have the air reals either Honey Bee or MacAnDon. All are good equipment.
Glad your dad likes it.
More hay cut and put in the bag. Your cut hay is looking good Kip. And your bags are looking good also. Will be nice for you when you get your mixer.
Nice to see Grant out with you. Fine young man.
Thanks for everything Kip. You all take care and be safe.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
another great video
You have that Forrest Gump haircut 😂 "Have you seen my baseball "
Thanks bud
Another great video. Your second cutting looks fabulous!!
Dad will eventually find one. I have faith in him.
Always found the air reel to be more of a pain in wheat then a benefit. Beans yes. We went with a air reel on our last header. Blows too much dirt into combine. But that's our ground.
Should put the SF receiver and monitor on the combine to get accurate yield mapping and steering.
Beautiful new bull calf. Grant will be running tractors by himself before you know it.
I seen a tictoc the other day, that there entire bag spoiled, hope that is not the case with yours
envelope a packed corn pile between the silage bags, suggestion.
Great Picture
of you and GrantMan eating lunch
tire tracks in my Wheaties
I guess i wouldn't say you have to much feed the first year. How much is in a dag can very a good amount depending on how well there packed. The bags might work good for you but be happy you don't have deer and bears around the bags.
Corn silage would work good to pile because it all gets chop at one time.
But you should have a good facer to feed off a pile.
Awsome video
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Now Kip, where's the globe on the S670? I'm watching you miss 12-18". I know, you may not have enough wheat to warrant it for that crop but with beans and corn behind? Grant is paying attention, he's going to make a top hand sooner than you expect.
Baleage is the way to go with hay. Make the best feed instead of haylage
Get a macdon draper head and he'll love it more. Feeds even smoother
Deere Draper heads are much simpler and cut just as well. Hydraflex is superior, in my opinion.
We've had decent luck with our john deere 640 flex draper on our S670, we've borrowed a macdon flex draper I wasn't impressed enough to switch brands of heads. On the soybean varieties that we used the macdon on, seemed like it shelled more beans than the deere before they got to the cutter bar. Yes, we were adjusting throughout the day
Why does he leave the auger out?
What kind of yield are you getting?
Here in the Willamette Valley in Oregon with new varieties and good growing conditions this year a friend of mine got 5 1/3 ton to the acre on soft white winter wheat.
How come you didn't use the autosteer in the combine
Have been watching your channel for quite some time. Question: Do you ever take your girls in the tractor with you?
So they spend all that time and fuel on rolling to keep the bumps down??. I thought it was for punching bigger rocks down so the combine header don't eat them. Seems silly if I understand this correctly.
Kip we never rolled our Hay fields. Other than smoothing them out is there other reason you are rolling them?
Yeah just smooth out push any potential rocks that wanna try to surface, we might get one for our soybean fields
@@KipSieglerFarming1 Ok Thanks for the reply. Stay safe and Cool. This rain can stop anytime
I thought you just put new roofs on the silos
Cament would be better for pad. I haven't heard good things about asphalt
Are you bailing the straw
are you going to buy a roller
How many cows do you milk ?
Those silos can be dangerous business
Got to make Grant a real farm man and get him some work boots.
use concrete, not asphalt for your chopped corn pad. oil from the asphalt could contaminate your corn silage. Plus it won't last as long as concrete.
He says Grant man ain't saying much. Does he ever? I've never heard him say more than a single word at a time.
You're going wayyy too fast....