Corn Silage 2024 - Building a Mountain of Feed (158)

In this week's video, we are on days 2 and 3 of chopping corn silage.
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[@jimholbay5148]

Great video! You have a beautiful farm!

[@johnmulder4121]

Great video, Piet 😊

[@jimpolk]

Beautiful farm Sir. I looked up your creamery and plan to in short order get some cheese and possibly some gelato. Love gelato.

[@alfredomarotta6604]

Thanks for sharing, Piet. Great drone footage. Thank you for feeding America 🇺🇸
That's definitely a mountain of silage, better to have more than you need or been short.

[@jodymaley3674]

Field work is fascinating

[@allenwand5577]

Nice piloting through the tree line!!

[@dhenschel4]

Thanks for going over the silage analysis

[@johndeere612rd6]

Hi, here we cut the corn around 8/9 mm for a better feeding quality and utilization. you should try it

[@mikebrooks6126]

Great video. How many total acres of silage would you be harvesting this year?

[@mikesfarmmikesfarm3977]

the tractor with wagon looks like its easy to keep going straight by staying in the chopped row, but how does the chopper keep straight ? Does chopper driver sit high enough to see between the rows ? Does wagon tractor keep a constant speed and chopper change speed to keep sync'd up ? Should have a cam on chopper shoot to get a good look in wagon to even out the filling.

[@waghvishal8042]

From INDIA

[@kinlika]

Maize silage gamechanger ? .....Shredlage....

[@ivanvankeulen5214]

Do you keep one whole year of corn silage for feed for the cows?

[@hendrikeppinga5800]

zijn alle machines van uw zelf of zijn ze van een loonbedrijf