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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • We took time to make another round of corn fodder bales!
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Комментарии • 76

  • @jddriver9565
    @jddriver9565 Год назад +1

    wow at 7:03.....the view is awesome!(the sunset and the deere of course)

  • @waterskiingfool
    @waterskiingfool Год назад +1

    Nice sunsets. Hope you and Hannah have a good thanksgiving

  • @kristenscott9438
    @kristenscott9438 Год назад +1

    Bummer about that bale that tried escaping the field, Ryan! Awesome videos!

  • @ronbuch6162
    @ronbuch6162 Год назад +5

    You are a natural educator! You love farming and sharing your knowledge and experiences. Fun to watch!

  • @jeremydobbert1287
    @jeremydobbert1287 Год назад

    Kuhn really does have some awesome and very well built equipment.

  • @NickJr0001
    @NickJr0001 Год назад

    That’s a nice Sunset and photo of the tractor at 7:01.

  • @pennyhaldeman5626
    @pennyhaldeman5626 Год назад

    Loved the music on your drone video, and the sunset was beautiful too.

  • @doclull1989
    @doclull1989 Год назад +6

    Hey Ryan!! Got some really great sunset shots taken. I swear I didn't laugh when the bale took off 😂

    • @MorganOtt-ne1qj
      @MorganOtt-ne1qj Год назад +2

      Me either. 😂 Been there, done that 😮

  • @SimonKL11
    @SimonKL11 Год назад +6

    It's great that you got more fodder made😉👍 the kuhn is a very nice baler for sure😄👍 the scenery looks amazing with the evening sky👍👍

  • @eddeetz493
    @eddeetz493 Год назад +10

    I hope Kuhn gives you a smoking deal on the manure spreader you will need next spring. Idea, can the highschool shop do a rehab on the old spreader? Your going to have alot of work with 3 growing herds. Good luck with $3.00 # beef. Be prepared and finish your open cows and steers to fill Coles back orders. Networking utube channels selling farm products is the next step to cutting out the 80% monopoly. Times are improving for utube farmers markets.

  • @peterwgoertzen2472
    @peterwgoertzen2472 Год назад

    560 sure puts out a nice bale.

  • @TheVideoSteve
    @TheVideoSteve Год назад +3

    Nice music Ryan; and nice visuals in your videos

  • @johnnydale6515
    @johnnydale6515 Год назад

    Ryan of all the farming channels I watch your fotographic scenes are the most beautiful , keep up the great videos , best wishes for the rest of the harvest

  • @patkelly7999
    @patkelly7999 Год назад

    Great job Ryan and Travis, yeah that salvage operation did not exactly stick to the script👌👍🙏🙂

  • @MorganOtt-ne1qj
    @MorganOtt-ne1qj Год назад +1

    If you have the knives, USE them! Better bales, and in stalky stuff you get maximum returns. What they don't eat they sleep on, but either way you waste less and have an easier to spread bedding pack. At least 15% more in every bale, and in hay waaay less waste. 👍

  • @brittblanton8342
    @brittblanton8342 Год назад +1

    Hey Ryan Great video and drone footage. The Kuhn Baler sure makes a great bale. Wouldn’t much left of the bale you rescued 😂

  • @stevemueller3705
    @stevemueller3705 Год назад +4

    Thanks for posting! I hope you guys end up with enough bails to get you through the winter! ❄️

  • @digger5858
    @digger5858 Год назад +1

    Excellent video Ryan and your drone footage is always excellent!!! Beautiful sunset looked like your tractor was on 🔥🔥

  • @billwieland8497
    @billwieland8497 Год назад

    Thanks Ryan!

  • @tucobenedicto109
    @tucobenedicto109 Год назад

    I would say the baler is nice and your family needs something with knives. For the spreader kuhns spreader was real efficient. Keep the new idea as if a new one goes down, you have a spare .

  • @Michael-fd8ob
    @Michael-fd8ob Год назад +2

    Great info

  • @rossnolan2883
    @rossnolan2883 Год назад +2

    Let’s roll 😊😊😊😊

  • @ronvoelker
    @ronvoelker Год назад

    "THANK YOU."

  • @tonymckeage1028
    @tonymckeage1028 Год назад +1

    Great Video Ryan, thanks for doing that bit of research 100 pounds doesn't sound a lot especially since the cut bales will use more diesel to cut the stalks, thanks for sharing

  • @shyfarmboya
    @shyfarmboya Год назад

    lol on the runway. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 and 😂😂😂😂😂 on the recovery.

  • @rtz549
    @rtz549 Год назад

    Consider a video showing the spreader in how it works and its limitations and if it could be upgraded or modernized.

  • @larrysheriff8251
    @larrysheriff8251 Год назад +1

    Hey Ryan, The fodder looks good and tight rolled. Barbed wire gets every thing. Take care, Take it easy and trust JESUS!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @galegregory97
    @galegregory97 Год назад

    ❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊 hope you have a lot of good bails for all the cows for all 3 farms DBU KEEP WARM WINTER COMING 😮😮😮

  • @stuartsplace100
    @stuartsplace100 Год назад

    Sweet 😊

  • @teddycrenshaw223
    @teddycrenshaw223 Год назад

    That back gate looks to be super fast opening and closing.

  • @larrybg9293
    @larrybg9293 Год назад

    Good stuff

  • @battleensignfarms
    @battleensignfarms Год назад

    Ouch, that one bale has some wheels on it leaving the baler

  • @felixzapata9058
    @felixzapata9058 Год назад

    Watched when there was about 22 views earlier today and found that runaway bail exciting...looks like there's no 8 hr. days in your neck of the woods...@!

  • @gastonbenvenuto5790
    @gastonbenvenuto5790 Год назад

    Muy bueno lindo video! Buen trabajo!Las imágenes son una maravilla 👍🏼 🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

  • @chrisrenken9303
    @chrisrenken9303 Год назад +1

    Ever done soybean bales
    Had a neighbor do that before for beding

  • @JoaoPires-pd9ot
    @JoaoPires-pd9ot Год назад +1

    Oi ❤️🚜👍

  • @charleslynch7274
    @charleslynch7274 Год назад

    Pretty kool

  • @cdarting91
    @cdarting91 Год назад

    Did that runaway bale cause sparks when it hit the fence?!?!

  • @ronvoelker
    @ronvoelker Год назад

    Follow your channel constantly. Who is Brittney?

  • @eof3100
    @eof3100 Год назад

    Have you considered installing a hay preservative applicator on you baler for these times during year that it is difficult to dry your hay or fodder ?

    • @HowFarmsWork
      @HowFarmsWork  Год назад +1

      We have preservative on one of our balers, useful when storing the bales inside if they're out of optimal moisture range

  • @clinthochrein888
    @clinthochrein888 Год назад +2

    Welp, so much for the runaway fodder bale🤷‍♂

  • @Rcod2013
    @Rcod2013 Год назад

    Hi from oz Ryan. It’s me again. Do you think it’s about time you changed one of your “redundant technologies” jd balers for a modern European baler? How about a combination baler/wrapper unit? The pros are the bale is wrapped immediately (no need to bust yourself getting them wrapped in 6 hours and overall less handling to storage area). The cons are used twice as much plastic, only com in 4 wide by 5 high and more option’s when doin hay. When I changed to combination baler I double my daily output and a few times I even hit 350 in one day.

    • @HowFarmsWork
      @HowFarmsWork  Год назад

      What's the price on one of those units compared to a conventional baler?

    • @Rcod2013
      @Rcod2013 Год назад

      Hi Ryan. General rule of thumb a bit more than buying top line baler and top line individual auto wrapper. But remember you are cutting out the extra man and tracto and not using fuel as bales are wrapped on the baler while the next bale is being made.

  • @MATTREBARCHEK
    @MATTREBARCHEK Год назад

    LOVE THE BAILING VIDEOS RYAN DEER HUNTING STARTS TOMORROW HOW MUCH CORN YOU HAVE LEFT TO HARVEST?

  • @camperry4962
    @camperry4962 Год назад

    In the opening scene: Do you have an exhaust or turbo leak on the bottom front? Or was that just dust getting blown off by the fan starting up? The gray-ish haze makes me think the former vs the latter, but it is through the lens of YT's compression algorithm.

  • @robertreznik9330
    @robertreznik9330 Год назад

    never realized It took so much to feed cattle. Bedding is not used in the beef capital of the world. here the center of the pen is built up so the cattle pen is dry. That must be why most beef is produced here. Most feedlots have a dozen employees to feed a hundred thousand to 1/2 million each year. usually the management has advanced degrees. The cattle are shipped in hundreds of miles and the corn by 110 car trains. It takes less feed here with mostly ideal weather. Then the processed are shipped all over the world. My farm likes the manure that tests NPK of 1.8%,2%,1.8%

  • @jolietjohn8024
    @jolietjohn8024 Год назад

    Was the scale a separate implement?

  • @johncastle5160
    @johncastle5160 Год назад +1

    Hey Ryan have a question for you is the corn fodder more harder on Baylor or is it about the same as the hay?

    • @Mrsilverado18
      @Mrsilverado18 Год назад +1

      A lot harder. Hay alfalpha and grass is smooth flowing and gentle. Corn stalks are tough. Pointy. And don’t tear or break apart easily

    • @johncastle5160
      @johncastle5160 Год назад

      Ok when I was milking we never used fodder for bedding it was straw an sand but also cows was in the barn all the time

    • @Mrsilverado18
      @Mrsilverado18 Год назад +1

      @@johncastle5160 corn fodder retains heat when you lay on it long enough

    • @johncastle5160
      @johncastle5160 Год назад +1

      Ok thanks for the info

  • @Traxxas184
    @Traxxas184 Год назад

    I’ve never seen a drive over gate before that’s genius! But how do you lock them?

    • @rtz549
      @rtz549 Год назад

      Just wrap a chain around one side or the other and pad lock it.

  • @Calvincravens
    @Calvincravens Год назад +3

    Do y’all have 3 balers or just 2?

    • @rtz549
      @rtz549 Год назад

      2 Deere and that Kuhn.

  • @M_BigHouseExperience
    @M_BigHouseExperience Год назад +4

    Shocking Kuhn doesn't have an accumulator attachment on the back of it so you could drop the bales where you want them!

    • @HowFarmsWork
      @HowFarmsWork  Год назад

      We would have one of those bent off lickety split.

    • @Rcod2013
      @Rcod2013 Год назад

      Ps. Combination baler wrapper can also act as accumulator or hold bale hay on till get to safe area to drop.

  • @Blackwellll3066
    @Blackwellll3066 Год назад +2

    I'm courious when we will see big red haul bales with the flatbed....

    • @doclull1989
      @doclull1989 Год назад

      Didn't he get rid of it? I thought it needed too much work.

    • @Blackwellll3066
      @Blackwellll3066 Год назад

      @@doclull1989 I have no clue at all

    • @nikphoenix
      @nikphoenix Год назад +1

      ​@@Blackwellll3066He said in a video he sold it this spring because of titling issues.

    • @Blackwellll3066
      @Blackwellll3066 Год назад

      @@nikphoenix dam that sucks would of love seeing big red haul bales

    • @HowFarmsWork
      @HowFarmsWork  Год назад

      Yep, completely different title delivered with it, failure to cross check the VIN on my part!

  • @billwieland8497
    @billwieland8497 Год назад

    Ryan... Ryan... Ryan..... ok, I won't say anything.

  • @benjaminclingaman7551
    @benjaminclingaman7551 Год назад

    Hey Ryan I'm sure there are things on the farm that happen That you are really not proud about.

    • @HowFarmsWork
      @HowFarmsWork  Год назад

      Yep, try to show them because mistakes happen

  • @huskerboy3471
    @huskerboy3471 Год назад +1

    HI