Great to see the silage harvest in action! Love the makeshift pit and how you’re managing the whole process. Can’t wait to see how the cows will enjoy this!
I enjoy watching corn chopping videos . I farmed for many years I knew a Woodbury family farm close to me but they had to relocate because of the Melvin lake but had to relocate I used to know the area because I went to school with a relative of the Woodbury's . I just noticed your channel and I just subscribed
@@HowardWoodbury Ok I didn't know . I used go by the farm the lake took getting to the farm that the lake took also just across the bridge north of your farm and they relocated to my area and I worked for that farm for over 40 years . I can tell you the farmer if you want . Thanks for the info . You have a great channel .
@@kennethcarlton2860 yes I would be interested in knowing who you worked for. I am 58 so I was 3 when we moved out but I know lots of names and stories from my Dad and Granddad so there wouldn't be many people from down there I haven't met or heard of
@@HowardWoodbury I was working for the Lohmeyer family who lived north of the home place at the bottom of the steep hill . The Croucher family were some of your relatives I think . I went to school with Michael Croucher and he had hogs near the end of the driveway . We graduated from highschool in 1968 . I hope that helps you . I was in farming for over 45 years , after highschool and the summers before that I worked for my uncle south of Lebo . You're 7 years older than my daughter . lol she lives near Kansas City Missouri
@kennethcarlton2860 yes I know of the Lohmeyer family. They moved south of Lebo I think. I knew Walt and Eunice Mochamer who were Sam Crouchers parents in law. I know Sam's daughter Rena and her husband Joe LaRue. Sam must be Michael's son also?
Great to see the silage harvest in action! Love the makeshift pit and how you’re managing the whole process. Can’t wait to see how the cows will enjoy this!
@@FarmGearInnovators Thank you!
I am sure there is some dirt contamination and some wastage with the silage.
Is it not cost effective to line the pit or walls with plastic?
@rajbeekie7124 Very costly and time consuming. Some pits have concrete walls. We may have one some day!
I enjoy watching corn chopping videos . I farmed for many years
I knew a Woodbury family farm close to me but they had to relocate because of the Melvin lake but had to relocate
I used to know the area because I went to school with a relative of the Woodbury's . I just noticed your channel and I just subscribed
Same family. We moved to north of Quenemo in 1968. Still have some land the government didn't take for the reservoir down at Olivet
@@HowardWoodbury Ok I didn't know . I used go by the farm the lake took getting to the farm that the lake took also just across the bridge north of your farm and they relocated to my area and I worked for that farm for over 40 years . I can tell you the farmer if you want . Thanks for the info . You have a great channel .
@@kennethcarlton2860 yes I would be interested in knowing who you worked for. I am 58 so I was 3 when we moved out but I know lots of names and stories from my Dad and Granddad so there wouldn't be many people from down there I haven't met or heard of
@@HowardWoodbury I was working for the Lohmeyer family who lived north of the home place at the bottom of the steep hill . The Croucher family were some of your relatives I think . I went to school with Michael Croucher and he had hogs near the end of the driveway . We graduated from highschool in 1968 . I hope that helps you . I was in farming for over 45 years , after highschool and the summers before that I worked for my uncle south of Lebo . You're 7 years older than my daughter . lol she lives near Kansas City Missouri
@kennethcarlton2860 yes I know of the Lohmeyer family. They moved south of Lebo I think. I knew Walt and Eunice Mochamer who were Sam Crouchers parents in law. I know Sam's daughter Rena and her husband Joe LaRue. Sam must be Michael's son also?
What part of Kansas? I grew up in Burns,a tiny town 45 minutes NE of Wichita! Live in Pennsylvania now…
@@verlinswarey507 East Central! Osage Co.
Could these guys have passed through Cozad Nebraska on Monday? I think I saw them!
@@MarshallMDNE Very well could have. I'm sure they go all over.
I'm sure the cows like dirt mixed in their feed
You mean the animals that evolved grazing OFF THE EARTH? Yeah I bet they are REALLY upset!
Come on use your brain for a minute