Your videos have been a big part of my life. I have been struggling dearly with my mind and what way I want to go, about my life. Your videos have been a huge relief when I need to take a break from life. Even tho it’s just farming videos it’s something about your videos that make my dam day. Thanks for the content man.
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60 years ago I was doing haying on our New Hampshire dairy farm. Being young at the time I loved the work, especially after coming down from packing a dusty, dirty hayloft in the evening to get a 16 ounce can of Budweiser beer. WOW, that was the best tasting beer ever after that kind of work.
Loved the video. Thank you for showing us non farmers how a farm works. Without farmers, we couldn't eat. Be thankful we have people like your family farming to feed us all.
As a kid I would have watched this for hours.. Now I'm 60 with Parkinson's I found this and have glued to it. Was raised in east Tennessee now i n North little rock Arkansas. God bless our farmers
Ryan, have you and Travis talked about getting bale 2 or 3 bale accumlators for the back of you balers. That way when you drop a bale you can keep them in a line or one general area. Not a JD dealer but I've seen them in use on JD balers and was impressed with on how you can keep them all in one localized area of the field or waterway. Saves pick up time, saves fuel, and keeps traffic on the field localized to a few areas. Having been the kid picking up bales years ago with a just a loader up front and bale fork on the back of a 4320. The 1/4 sect of grass we baled took a couple of days to get back. And driving on hay ground always seemed to stunt it in areas. Just a thought. Great video, truly enjoy watching you and your brothers videos. Bring back good memories.
It's fun to watch you and your family work together and farm. I used to help my grandpa and my uncle's farm when I was little and I remember learning how to wrench and how to do field work in my dads 4020. Never the less, I enjoy your videos.
Hi Ryan, It is great watching you and Travis make hay. It has been 55 years since I worked on hay with small bales and hand sacking on trailers! You make it look easy. You make more hay in 4 hours than we did in 10 days. Innovation in equipment has sure cut back on the manual end. Love the videos. Stay safe and godspeed.
Hi Ryan our netwrap here will usually do 300 bales and your size bale maybe 250, just thought you could cut down the amount of wrap going on the bale, intrigued by where the net feeds in
Been watching your videos Ryan since you started they are all great videoes but the best one of all is when you proposed. You can tell it's haying season as someone has cranked up the heat to 100 Stay cool !
When I was growing up my mom used to say “ it’s hotter than billy blue blazes”. I never figured out what that meant. But I knew it meant we were going to be baling hay. All small squares back then. Lol
Wow that green is really pretty. We don't have any in southern Oklahoma right now. We are baling pasture blue stem. Which is super dry and very much of a fire hazard. Burnt out 2 year old baler last month. Burnt all we had cut in the morning right before dinner last week. May go back to sickle mowers which won't be as likely to cause fires when you hit a rock .
Some days you make hay and some days you make a mess. Been there done that. Let the spare get tangled with the roll and it took a hour and a chainsaw to get the wrap off that bale. Great drone footage. Y'all take care and stay safe.
My first time seeing your channel Guys. I really enjoyed it. I would dearly love to see 100 of those bales In my shed over here in Ireland. It looks real good quality 👌 👏
Must be one of the best quality vids to date You could near smell that hay. Lunch in the field is great times but there's that point when you just need to crack on. Keep up the great work and stay safe 🏴
when you have an empty net wrap roll or a partial in your case you can hook the bungee cords on the other chain link that's welded right next to where you hook it for a full roll
G'day guys. A first time viewer of your channel and I have to say I like it. Relaxed style of presentation and good looking country to boot. Great background music!! regards from Queensland Australia.
Great to see family working together. Pretty awesome seeing all your tractors working side by side. Beautiful country out there. Thanks for sharing your farm life. 🚜
"That's a wrap!" I see what you did there. :) There is something really fascinating about both raking and baling of hay. I think it is because it is out in the open and you can see what is happening. Planting or side-dressing is kinda hidden. Love your videos!
Great start to the haying season. Best kind of issue, more hay than you thought and where the heck do you store it? Glad you decided to keep the intern around. Hard to find quality labor now. Especially the kind that is starry eyed about her supervisor. I heard a rumor the company is about to make you and the intern equals. Enjoyed the music in the drone footage.
Hey, That a lot of hay You going to be up a while collecting and wrapping bales. The JD accumulator is neat you can line up your bales for time saver on pickup which takes a while.
I like your videos, love you see you work a Big farm. Me myself, i'm just a hobby farmer in Belgium who is doing hay also , but we only use small bales. Greetings from Belgium
Someone's probably already said this...but soft core is useful for things like short, very dry grass or straw. If you start the core at full pressure with these, the core tends to break apart leading to a pulverized mess that the belts slip on. It stops rolling and blocks the machine. You then have to stop, clean it all out and start again (I speak from experience). Soft core reduces the belt pressure for the first couple feet so you get a good foundation to keep the bale turning in tough conditions.
Congratulations on a record of the amount of hay bailed. Despite the number of problems… I really enjoyed this video especially seeing two tractors in the field at the same time in the aerial views❣️❣️♥️♥️
Awesome! just pure awesomeness!!
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Hi ryan
Your videos have been a big part of my life. I have been struggling dearly with my mind and what way I want to go, about my life. Your videos have been a huge relief when I need to take a break from life. Even tho it’s just farming videos it’s something about your videos that make my dam day. Thanks for the content man.
I’m glad our videos can help you relax at the end of a hard day! Thanks for watching!
you got this bro❤
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Me too stay safe
Thanks!
60 years ago I was doing haying on our New Hampshire dairy farm. Being young at the time I loved the work, especially after coming down from packing a dusty, dirty hayloft in the evening to get a 16 ounce can of Budweiser beer. WOW, that was the best tasting beer ever after that kind of work.
Loved the video. Thank you for showing
us non farmers how a farm works.
Without farmers, we couldn't eat.
Be thankful we have people like your
family farming to feed us all.
As a kid I would have watched this for hours.. Now I'm 60 with Parkinson's I found this and have glued to it. Was raised in east Tennessee now i n North little rock Arkansas. God bless our farmers
Hey Ryan you can add a roller in the top to the gate of the 569 the help keep the belts tight while dumping. It's an auxiliary take-up roller.
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Ryan, have you and Travis talked about getting bale 2 or 3 bale accumlators for the back of you balers. That way when you drop a bale you can keep them in a line or one general area. Not a JD dealer but I've seen them in use on JD balers and was impressed with on how you can keep them all in one localized area of the field or waterway. Saves pick up time, saves fuel, and keeps traffic on the field localized to a few areas.
Having been the kid picking up bales years ago with a just a loader up front and bale fork on the back of a 4320. The 1/4 sect of grass we baled took a couple of days to get back. And driving on hay ground always seemed to stunt it in areas.
Just a thought.
Great video, truly enjoy watching you and your brothers videos. Bring back good memories.
Go To Sonne Farms they use 1
It's fun to watch you and your family work together and farm. I used to help my grandpa and my uncle's farm when I was little and I remember learning how to wrench and how to do field work in my dads 4020. Never the less, I enjoy your videos.
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Hi Ryan,
It is great watching you and Travis make hay. It has been 55 years since I worked on hay with small bales and hand sacking on trailers! You make it look easy. You make more hay in 4 hours than we did in 10 days. Innovation in equipment has sure cut back on the manual end. Love the videos. Stay safe and godspeed.
Hi Ryan our netwrap here will usually do 300 bales and your size bale maybe 250, just thought you could cut down the amount of wrap going on the bale, intrigued by where the net feeds in
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Another great video Ryan
Been watching your videos Ryan since you started they are all great videoes but the best one of all is when you proposed.
You can tell it's haying season as someone has cranked up the heat to 100
Stay cool !
When I was growing up my mom used to say “ it’s hotter than billy blue blazes”. I never figured out what that meant. But I knew it meant we were going to be baling hay. All small squares back then. Lol
Your cinematography is incredible.
Be glad to see the kicker working!
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Have a great weekend get all of your hay put away
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That's alot of bales. How many acres?
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Throw some red in there and you got a smasher 👊
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I just got done rolling hay today we run a new holland br 7060 and it works great
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All the hard work on that field has paid off. Travis should be so very happy . Good stuff stay safe
Great video as always
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429 That is great! 2 balers the way for yall to go.
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That was an amazing view of both tractors running side by side bailing
We went from a 566 to a 569 we had so many broken chains I feel your pain and also your joy the 569 is a dream baler
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Have you guys ever consider demoing or looking into a bale accumaltor sonne farms demoed one last year and it saves alot of time collecting bales
Have looked into it, I'd be worried about it ramming into the ground on the hills.
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Love that old silo - with the 2 bales side by side...perfect just perfect - no better farm photography on the net
Hey I love my bale kicker on my Deere balers. I know you guy are on the hill a lot but I do to let em roll.
Wish i was closer, we love doing hay id love to come and help
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Wow that green is really pretty. We don't have any in southern Oklahoma right now. We are baling pasture blue stem. Which is super dry and very much of a fire hazard. Burnt out 2 year old baler last month. Burnt all we had cut in the morning right before dinner last week. May go back to sickle mowers which won't be as likely to cause fires when you hit a rock .
GREAT HELPER
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The 500 series balers are some real units... we run a 560m silage special and that baler is an absolute work horse!
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Looks like you be use that deck trailer a lot this year great video
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From Northern Ontario Canada!!! Always love the content!! Keep up the great work showing the world what it takes to bring food to their plates!!!
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“Nice” made me smile
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Nothing more satisfying to watch than cutting or baling hay. Good stuff, you always have good quality footage which is nice.
nice bale count
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Awesome job. That is alot of hay
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What type of grass is in the valley? It looks like canary grass.
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Your reply was just symbols and numbers, something was lost in translation. Lol
Glad to see the new baler up and running and happy to see that plenty of bales are being made hope everyone is doing well
Some days you make hay and some days you make a mess.
Been there done that. Let the spare get tangled with the roll and it took a hour and a chainsaw to get the wrap off that bale.
Great drone footage.
Y'all take care and stay safe.
I really enjoy your videos because It shows what's farmers have to go thru everyday and my family is farmers so i know what it takes everyday
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Hay looks good
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My first time seeing your channel Guys. I really enjoyed it. I would dearly love to see 100 of those bales In my shed over here in Ireland. It looks real good quality 👌 👏
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@@bessey-hn5vt thank you
Looking Great you Guy. Having more roles than room sounds like someone might be selling some roles here soon.
Great hay day, Another great video. appreciate the time to share with us.
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Another great video!!
Great job.Thats alot of bales !
Will yall ever get a rig that is one unit with baler and rake all in one
Probably not since the time we like to rake beforehand varies
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Ryan great video thanks for sharing is the hay better this year for you all or was last year ?
This year is a record crop for hay! I always say, if it’s a bad year for crops, it’s a good year for hay and vice Versa. The crops are very dry
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Right I no what you mean there ryan
I was on the WMT tractorcade earlier in june. 3 days and almost 400 tractors. should definitely check it out
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The balers are running great. Even though the older one chain keep breaking, you got good results. Keep the videos.
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Must be one of the best quality vids to date You could near smell that hay. Lunch in the field is great times but there's that point when you just need to crack on. Keep up the great work and stay safe 🏴
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Good plentiful hay crop this year. Wish I could say the same for here. We need rain bad.
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Thank you for the great content! I follow you on every platform I have, and I love the content!!
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Great video
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when you have an empty net wrap roll or a partial in your case you can hook the bungee cords on the other chain link that's welded right next to where you hook it for a full roll
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Have you looked into getting a bale carrier like what Sonne Farm's has?
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Those were some massive windows at the valley, looked like great hay being baled. Love the competition you and your brother have makes it all so great
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Good video
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G'day guys. A first time viewer of your channel and I have to say I like it. Relaxed style of presentation and good looking country to boot. Great background music!! regards from Queensland Australia.
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good job on the hay
Your cameras are wonderful. It's just like being there.
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I have been watching your channel for a long time now and I love your drone footage.
Great video enjoy watching them
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Ryan!! Congrats to you and Hannah!!
Ryan, i love your drone footage.
Awsome video as always seeing u guys added a second bailer is a nether chore tractor on the list ?
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wow.great job lots of bales for a day.love to watch your videos.keep it up.
Thanks Ryan! I really appreciate you posting and love seeing the green iron roll!
The hay looks good and a very good total number of bales.
Great video as always. awesome quality in your filming as well.
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Great to see family working together. Pretty awesome seeing all your tractors working side by side. Beautiful country out there. Thanks for sharing your farm life. 🚜
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Those windrows are huge, surprised Dwight could stay ahead with the rake.
"That's a wrap!" I see what you did there. :)
There is something really fascinating about both raking and baling of hay. I think it is because it is out in the open and you can see what is happening. Planting or side-dressing is kinda hidden.
Love your videos!
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Fabulous drone footage dude! Great video all around. I love hay season!
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Great video Ryan, Been watching 4 plus years, looking forward to the stream
Awesome! Thank you!
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Great start to the haying season. Best kind of issue, more hay than you thought and where the heck do you store it? Glad you decided to keep the intern around. Hard to find quality labor now. Especially the kind that is starry eyed about her supervisor. I heard a rumor the company is about to make you and the intern equals. Enjoyed the music in the drone footage.
Nice crop of hay.
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Ryan, how many acres is Rigsbe Hollow? Or how many bales to the acre did you get?
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You mean no pun intended on calling it a wrap.
Hey, That a lot of hay You going to be up a while collecting and wrapping bales. The JD accumulator is neat you can line up your bales for time saver on pickup which takes a while.
good video as always that John Deere baler sure looks like it is alot easier to put a new roll of wrap in than the New Holland one I am used to using
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Great Video, it's been a while but i couldn't resist watching baling in the valley Thanks for sharing
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You've got the best camera/editing skills of the channels I've seen! Awesome hay!
Just roll with punches on breakdowns. Fixit. Move on. I love two tractors almost side by side. Another great video!!!
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That swath rake does a nice job! Good looking swaths and what looks like a pretty decent yield.
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I like your videos, love you see you work a Big farm. Me myself, i'm just a hobby farmer in Belgium who is doing hay also , but we only use small bales.
Greetings from Belgium
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Awesome video Ryan!! I enjoy watching and learning from your video's every time. Keep it up!!
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Kicker = not backing up while or after wrapping/tying a bale…a win for the left leg and clutches !!!
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Great editing, always impressed!
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Another great video! Keep em comin!
Great video Ryan and glad the ladies showed up too great to see them all
Thanks for including how you fixed the different issues you ran into. Good reference material.
Love the vids. Have you guys ever thought about a in-line hay trailer
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Someone's probably already said this...but soft core is useful for things like short, very dry grass or straw. If you start the core at full pressure with these, the core tends to break apart leading to a pulverized mess that the belts slip on. It stops rolling and blocks the machine. You then have to stop, clean it all out and start again (I speak from experience). Soft core reduces the belt pressure for the first couple feet so you get a good foundation to keep the bale turning in tough conditions.
Got a lot of Hay rapped up really fast with two Balers
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Congratulations on a record of the amount of hay bailed. Despite the number of problems… I really enjoyed this video especially seeing two tractors in the field at the same time in the aerial views❣️❣️♥️♥️
Awesome video. The most I made in one day round baleing was 225. Great job guys
That drone footage was spectacular!!!!!!!!!!
Love your choice of music for the drone videos, so relaxing.