Brand New Discbine’s Maiden Voyage!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
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-Hello everyone and welcome to my channel! This channel is about my life as a farmer, and I hope you take the time to watch all my videos! I am a third generation dairy /crop farmer who loves what I do and want to share it with you! We farm in Michigan where we grow hay, corn, soybeans, and wheat, while milking almost 200 cows twice a day. So enjoy the videos and feel free to like, comment, and share my videos!
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That JD 4240 is older than you are. Good tractor first tractor with cab and a/c I ever ran. 1980 in SE Kansas.
my uncle had a 4240 purchaed new in 1981. It had power shift. i remember seeing it for the first time when i was 5 years old. i was hypnotized by it. once i was older i got to do feed work with it.
Sadly a few years back he sold it because he didnt need it anymore.
sadest day of my life.
Keep up the great job Kip!!!! God bless, have fun, be safe
Kip. I would like to see a video where you introduce everyone, your dad, brothers an everyone else who helps out!
love the smell of fresh cut hay
U can tell u enjoy what u do. You can hear it in your voice .... nice 👍. That roof is looking good too. Keep us posted on the baby ...God bless🙏
We used to tie little rags to the wire. And after a couple days they know where those wires are in the dark. Watching you makes me miss it.
We ran a 4440 or 4430 on our 946 moco
I've always believed the New Holland Discbine is the best for cutting hay. Great combo of Deere and New Holland.
Don't underestimate those old Deere's. ran a 4440 all through the 70's when I was a kid and it was one of the strongest machines for it's class you could find. It didn't even have a cab. It had a red and white canvas umbrella and an AM radio with a 4" corroded speaker. I pulled grain carts in the fall, plowed in the spring, cut hay year around and ran the "honey dipper" about once a month. She never once quit. I can remember shutting it off at night and the exhaust manifold glowing cherry red and it making all kinds of ticking noises as it cooled.
Grant is almost ready to be in the tractor with Dad! He sure is curious about his surroundings and he loves that camera! Stay safe. 🏍🇺🇸🎒
The wagons are classics bud. Great footage and music. Keep knockin it out of the park Kip💪🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸
Congratulations on the new girl, I just came across the mention.
That discbine looks like it's working awesome just mowing through that tangled forage like butter and doing a clean job of it. 4240 sounds real nice too. I remember when the 4240 came out, at the time that 40 series was the class of John Deere tractors. Seemed most of the neighbors had 4440's. Time to chop, get 'er done!!
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That was wonderful thank you
Wow, the smell of fresh cut alfalfa.😊😊😊
Thank You
Discbine is working great. It's amazing how fast you can cut with one of those. Those are some nice looking chopper wagons.
You have the perfect sized farm for your family to survive and thrive on so nice to see family farm in action . We have some here in Vermont to but we also have milk factorys aswell one farm named 4 Hills farm they milk 2800 cows send out 5 18 wheeler loads a day they truck their own milk
we would always tie bits of cloth between the post on electric fence to help with the cattle seeing it, always a benefit for me too!
Kip the farm is looking great!!! I ca tell two things your dad strives for #1 Building space #2 Have enough tractors so you are not unhooking and hooking up equipment!
Congratulations on the little one coming
Thanks for the great video great work your family does on your dairy farm keep up the great work you do on your family's farm
Nice looking piece of hay.
Looks good for the weather
That is a nice 4240 but it has a quad range trans.
Keep those NON Blue DEF tractors going! Good job……. Thanks
Cutting hay was one of my favorite jobs. Dad always used the ford 7600 on the new holland 489 haybine. Like you did it is a relaxing job.
Center pivot is the way to go! Someone once said God made the 4020 and gave it to JD to sell. The New Generation 40-55 series were tough tractors, didn't rely on computers
The 20and 40 series were good tractors be safe enjoy the videos.
Opening was great Kip. Nice video, drone work. That tractor is sweet. Nice mowing dude. I bet the cows can smell it. Yum. BTW: The black roofing looks awesome.
Hard to beat that old iron if it has been maintained properly. Take care of your machinery. Don't need down time. Hit the field when you need too!
Such a great family man ! Your a great inspiration for all !! Keep up the good work
Another great video Kip! With new cows on a electric fence, we take some of that bright orange vinyl marking tape like they use on construction sites, and tie short pieces of it in a couple places between the posts. It works awesome and only cost a few dollars for like 500’. It’s very thin and tears easily. Keep up the great work!
Congratulations. I have 2 older sisters and a younger one.
The best farm footage all natural great work
I loved the discbine compared to a sicklebar mower in heavy twisted hay. I also sprayed with saddle tanks and a rear mount boom with a 4440. Loved the versatility of that tractor. It was incredibly dependable too
I enjoy your extensive explanation on what you're doing. Great teacher. Salutations from a fellow SE Michigander.
Good looking Orchard grass!
hello friend following your channel here in Brazil, success 👍🏼🚀
I'm cutting hay today also . I sold my 3 dairy crosses steers yesterday. So I hand milked my jersey I got 3 gallons. She freshend 13 months ago I think because I let her dry out for 5 months before she had her cow is why she is still making so much milk
Good old hard working people. hard to sea this days.
Happy Father's Day to you and your Dad!
The funnest job on the farm, in my opinion.
Hi couldn't you cut small strips of fabric and hang on the fence so that the cows don't injure themselves it would be easier for them to see than just a wire stay safe God bless love the videos 👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲✌️
good looking barns. it's nice to see a well-groomed dairy farm, a lot of hard work..good job !
Had Gehls and New Holland, always wanted JDs.
If u put orange or red flaggers tape on the wire. it will move with a small breeze and it will let them know that something is there.
Looks like you got a great first cutting. Looking forward to seeing it going in the silo! Loved you running the 4020!! It was my Dad’s first big tractor purchase back in the 60’s
I’ve always had problems with hfrs every year with pasture for not seeing the fence so I started tying caution tape. Big game changer for me. Love ur videos stay safe and god bless
You have a nice farm here in your great state of Michigan
New roofs look good !
Greetings and blessings from Argentina !!
Awesome videos
Thanks
Feeding the algorithm, cheering lets go Brandon
Love that STORAGE BARN KIPP what size nice 👍
Thanks Kip for an outstanding video. Great video with lots of variety.
Most interesting and enjoyable.
First of all Congratulations to you and your wife for the baby girl coming soon. Wonderful.
Not sure I know correctly but is that two older girls and a younger boy and a girl on the way.
Got it right???!!!
Love the drone footage you have shot. Farming and America, that is what the drone footage does for me, just wonderful Kip.
Let’s talk silage time. Been many years since I have been around it. Those silage wagons, wow, pieces of history. So blow the wagons full of silage, have not seen how you are doing that yet. Have a self propelled blower or pull a blower with tractor????? Wagons go to blower on silo and fill the silo. What tractor is filling the silo. Usually takes a good sized tractor to blow silo. What tractor?????!
Please do show us the silage operation. Been years since I have been involved. Thanks Kip.
Your drone footage of all of the buildings is really dynamic. You have a lot and a lot of buildings in your operation. A lot to look after. Huge farming operation Kip!!!!!!’
Electric fences. We used to tie some red cloth strips on the fence so the cows and us could see it at first. Hard to see in the sun.
Lots to talk about on this video. Totally enjoyable video.
Never used a discbine. Interesting machine. Thanks for showing us.
You all take care and be safe.
Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything Kip.
The Iowa farm boy.
Steve.
would it help if you took some bright color ribbon and tied on that fence so they my see better by chance
Kip, a little millwright fable. Never saddle a dead horse. Taking a good look at the cable clamps on the silo unloader you have them on ass backwards. On yours you have the saddle on the dead end, hence the dead horse fable. A thimble would be a good addition as well.
Great video. I can remember mowing hay with an 8100 mfwd with duals and a 956 mower, I used to up and down. I feel it’s faster. My grandpa has always said after a while cows and heifers can tell when the fencer is on or off. Not sure how but they can tell.
Hey Kip! I remember those wagons from last year. You seriously need to get a tractor with a cab to haul those.
Sweet surprise seeing my name on your sidewalk. Thanks for another great video.
Farm is looking good Kip.
Turn off the tractor before checking the blades?
I run a 9 ft discbine with my 4040
Discbines are very efficient.
Have you guys ever tried quick hitches on your chopper boxes we use them and they’re a life saver never going back
Cool vid!
Love that STORAGE BARN KIPP what size nice 👍. Got some old 1976 Badgers that look just about as good as yours still use them to to do a little custom work after we quit farming. Why the roof off the one barn,half that is??
I didn"t see you get off or on the tractor when hitching to the wagon. Do they have some sort of easy hitch system ?
Is the new discbine the same number as the other or differs model number
The tractor must have new injectors
What if you were to tie ribbons or cloth strips on those wires? Heifers might notice the wire better.
Great video. Loved the fly over. A question do those discbines adjust for the height of the hay?
A simple question for you:
Why don’t you put kick attach on your wagon ? It could be way faster then climb down , hook up climb up. You could save a lots of time !?
How many Fawns do you run through your disk bins we would get a couple on first cutting every year
Lol my wife is afraid of cows lol
Buitefol tractor amigo i have one to.
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I’m curious how many generations your operation has been passed down ?
Who is redoing the roofs for u guys