I don't know if most people can appreciate all the creative work you do filming and editing videos like this one. It all flows very naturally when watching it, but there is a wide variety of techniques and angles used in presenting something that is very repetitive, yet not boring at all. The use of drone shot is so well done and not overused, which would be something very tempting to do for an amateur cinematographer. There is a lot of care that goes into making videos like this and I just want to point that out. Thank you Pete!
Great comment @Rangersly. Pete, would you consider a video on your video process? I want to see how the sausage is made! Thanks @Rangersly, THANK YOU @JustAFewAcresFarm.
Never rushed, slow steady pace, always tweaking an already good process. You and Hillary understand how to live a good simple peaceful life. We can all learn a valuable lesson from you two.
Putting the last hay up is like when you fill the woodshed. A feeling of accomplishment, and the hope for a gentle winter so you know FOR SURE that you have enough! Thanks for taking us along for the ride, Pete.
Ok Pete, this is for you FYI from the field. We watch all your episodes through a Stereo with Dolby surround, all your levels for sound ,voice, ambient tractor noise, and music, are set great for all your videos production, especially like your efforts with music, great selection. Your the best
If hay making is an art form, your videos are like the "Mona Lisa" . Your videos NEVER fail to satisfy the old urges to get out and make our own hay. Pete thanks for the ride mowing and raking . I can almost smell the fresh hay. Be safe and blessings to you and the family.
As always, lovely! Thank-you! Here in England Autumn grass was described as 'all wind and piss'. But my Somerset, Maternal grandfather reckoned that, 'Whta didn't fatten, at least, filled.' So we must have spoken of such things before he passed. A long time ago. Again, my thanks to you both!
English farmers use the term 'Hay Making' and I rather like that as it implies creative efforts. It exactly applies to what you do. You are a Haying Artist. Cheers Hill and Pete. Thank you, peace.
Pete, you made an old lady very happy, bringing back memories of my grandparent's farm and the time I spent there. ❤ Thank you so very much, and many thanks to your good wife too. ❤
Thanks so much, Pete & Hillary. The gift you give to us old folks is priceless. At 80 & pretty busted up, my hay makin' days are over. But I've got a ton of memories that come rushin' into my senses every time you plow, or cut, or mow, or work in your shop doin' a restore. You always bring them back, including the smells that go with each of those labors of love. Makin' the hay & puttin' it up in the barn is the best! I wouldn't trade farm life for all the tea in China. God bless you❤️🙏❤️
Mr. Pete, your choreograph of activity on the farm is a beautiful tribute to the love and respect that you give to everything that you do there. My compliments sir! There are so few people who receive any real satisfaction from the work they do these days. It’s good to see such an example as yourself and your work ethic. 🖖🏼✨
You sure picked a beautiful day to finish your last hay of the year. Love watching your Farmall Tractors and their implements hard at work, good therapy!!! Take care and enjoy the weekend-
Great photography and mix of shots. I could watch for hours the drone footage with the music interludes ........ mega relaxing Pete. G'day again from Oz !
Pete, thanks for the video, as always. @ 11:33 besides telling the number of operating hours, for us non-farmers, would you mind sometime explaining the multi-colored multi-scaled gauge? If you already have and don't want to go back over it, my apologies.
Successful farming is definitely both an art & a science! I enjoy watching you do both very well. Thanks for bringing us along with another great video!
Pete, what are your plans for your old New Holland Square baler. I retired from that company after 35 years of service. Worked on the assembly line in the early 70's making a model 273. We had 2 10 hour shifts running, each shift would produce 42 balers then 2nd shift came on and did the same thing. Of course this was before the round balers were ever around, and the little square balers were king. Then In 74 I decayed the 1st ever round baler New Holland ever produced with a draper Chain for winding the bales, but did not take them long to switch over to roll belts. Always enjoy your channel, especially watching you restore the tractors. My Grandfather was a dairy farmer and had Super C so that restoration you did on yours holds special place in my heart. Thank you both for all you do that bring back so many memories to so many viewers.
Really enjoy seeing you use the Farmalls to get you work done , reminds me of my younger years . The care you put into your equipment is a pleasure to see . Thank you for the time you spend getting the videos for us to watch , it’s good therapy for me. In these crazy uncertain times we have some sanity in our lives . Thank you again .👍
Please know that my husband and I have been watching your videos for a while now and enjoy them so much. It’s calming to watch and listen to you explain how everything works. Thank you 🍃
A 1953 tractor and still working perfectly (5 years before I was even born ) I absolutely love the sound of older machinery working, it certainly makes me happy ! especially when your explaining how your working and some of your video shots from extraordinary angles . Your videos Pete are always a pleasure to watch you bring the countryside into my home . Thanks again to yourself and Hilary for all the great videos 👍
One benefit of not being able to sleep (here on the west coast) - an early morning haying video to enjoy with the morning cup of joe. Thanks for posting the wholesome content JaFAF.
Fun to see the old machinery still working and bringing back memories. We used to rake so 2 windrows were together, side by side, instead of forming one large windrow, thus eliminating the need to weave when baling.
You did good on keep the bales even from side to side, they look good and even to me. Congratulations on finishing out the hay process for the year. We still have to do our fall cut, be doing that soon. I enjoy these haying videos, that's what I have done for decades and it's a calming, yet sometimes stressful time! Thanks Pete, have a nice afternoon!
Love the jazzy music while you’re baling hay it almost sounds kind of sexy!😆 I really enjoy your humor, especially when things happen like cameras get knocked off of where they’re standing or in particular the one when you drove over it, and that look on your face when you went through retrieve it! Priceless!
Can’t believe you are operating a dusty tractor. Just giving you a hard time. Seriously enjoy your channel. Thank for sharing. You brighten my day. Wishing you and yours a blessed week.
My Dad had C. I raked the hay. We had the one tractor. A converted horse mower. I would ride the mower and pull up the sickle as needed. Also we used a hay loader that you pulled behind the wagon. Loose hay hay. Putting it up in the barn was quite a process also. Good memories. Thank you.
Thank you for all the extra work you make for yourself moving the cameras around to get different angles as you work. We always love your content. Thank you for hanging in there despite all the negativity society feels free to express. I hope you have a great day!
Wow! Hard to believe that they had machinery that could do all of this. Now the machines can do much more, but I sure do appreciate you, Pete, loving the old ways. Breaks my heart when people say hurtful, discouraging things to you. My sister love your channel and hope you'll be around for many, many years. Hugs to you, Hillary, and the kids.
Only thing about round bales, you can't make hay forts in the hay barn with them. lol Us kids did that a few times. Good times! Thanks for taking me back down memory lane again Pete. Stay safe! by the way..that hay lookes amazing!
Well Pete, another season is upon us, and it is plain for us to see, you are a real hay bailer. I don't recall if we went bailing last year, but that was kinda fun, very peaceful, cepting for the sound of the equipment, and that turkey vulture. A great way to spend the day all 27 minutes. Great show, see you soon. Loved the video, Be well.
Creating dry windrows takes a lot of logic and math to properly do with the least amount of overlap. Then there is the final cut that should end up with a bale as the last windrow. A lot of calculation to end up with a baled field. By the looks of the cows munching down on the hay they truly enjoy the end results. No fustrating mooing just eaing. Great video of the solitary life of the farmer.
The haying videos demonstrate a very well polished and efficient methodology. I'm especially fascinated with that baler though! Having done my time with square bales 55 odd years ago as a young man, I can certainly appreciate the 'modern' methods. But part of me feels sad that young fellas won't have those experiences of working outside in the hot summer sun for 75 cents an hour... Damned hard work but at the end of the day you felt like you did something worthwhile. It's evolution I suppose. Thanks as always for having us all along with you on your daily business!
The thought process of the different camera angles and editing and use of drone makes for a wonderful artistic piece of film. Thank you Pete for allowing us to share in your life. I appreciate all the hard work you put into your farm and family. All the best! Greetings from up here in Canada!
Thanks for sharing this video. It relaxed me to see it and completely relaxed me. I’m watching this before I go to sleep. It’s good to see you and Hilary and the animals thanks again for helping me to relax.
Iwas watching another farming channel yesterday that I usually watch and he was talking about this new tractor he's had for 3 years, it's about 70,000.00 dollars with all the bells and whistles ,he was getting ready to load it up and bring to the shop because of the DEF was causing problems, and I automatically thought about all of the equipment you have that you can work on yourself, he's ready to go back to that equipment, no problems no headache's 😂, have a great day
Another enjoyable quality video. I certainly look forward seeing you and your wife working on your lovely farm. You have a beautiful home and property. God bless you and all the farmers.
Now that's a good day at work! Thanks to your maintenance, it appeared your equipment worked flawlessly. It is amazing how much you accomplished in one day.
Great choice in outto music there, yer Peteness. I'm not ready for summer to transition. It was late arriving this year and it's not been long enough for this ol' duck. God bless you, and your family, Pete/Hilarie.
Love to see the Super C. It's the first tractor that my grandfather taught me to drive. I raked so mich hay and strraw with that tractor. Great memories!
Thanks for the fine production..reminds me of baling in the 80's with an IH 806 and an older Gehl baler with maual rope operated twine arm..rolled many up for 225 head of beef cattle!!
Admire your steady pace...nice to see the moments spent together with Hillary. We typically try to finish hay by mid-September on strips intended to remain in meadowcrop...sometimes do a later cutting on strips to be rotated to corn. With the shorter days and heavier dews, getting the crop dry gets more challenging, although it doesn't bleach as much and tends to be softer.
I enjoy all of your videos. Makes no difference to me what it's about, they are all a pleasure to watch. Thank you for all you do. Have a great day and I'll see you later.
Wow, I believe that is the first time I’ve ever seen someone successfully back up a steerable wagon, great job! Backing a trailer is “easy”, backing a wagon or hay rake is a different animal.
As you are baling the last cut of the season, in Brant County here in Ontario we are having our 167th Paris Fall Fair. I like seeing the kid's entries, showing of their 4-H entries and going thru the Exhibition Hall where some farmers enter their bales of hay for judging. Lots of things to hold your interest in visiting our little agricultural town!
Such a wonderful, tastefully done video... and the icing on the cake was the blues music set to drone flying... wow.... way way way too short... you coulda kept that going for so much longer. lol Love your video's Pete... and am already looking forward to the next on.
I have always enjoyed watching your farm work but I really get a lot of information out of them too. Filling up the barn with enough hay for the winter is so satisfying isn't it? I love this time of the year!
work I enjoyed doing with and for the farming family from whom I rented for most of a decade...great folk...a great life, farming...profitably farming!
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I don't know if most people can appreciate all the creative work you do filming and editing videos like this one. It all flows very naturally when watching it, but there is a wide variety of techniques and angles used in presenting something that is very repetitive, yet not boring at all. The use of drone shot is so well done and not overused, which would be something very tempting to do for an amateur cinematographer. There is a lot of care that goes into making videos like this and I just want to point that out. Thank you Pete!
He is an artist. I appreciate that too.
I do enjoy and appreciate it very much!
Outstanding, thanks Pete.😂
Great comment @Rangersly. Pete, would you consider a video on your video process? I want to see how the sausage is made! Thanks @Rangersly, THANK YOU @JustAFewAcresFarm.
He thinks everything out in my opinion and always seems to have a plan. The results of this thoughtfulness are amazing.
Never rushed, slow steady pace, always tweaking an already good process. You and Hillary understand how to live a good simple peaceful life. We can all learn a valuable lesson from you two.
Putting the last hay up is like when you fill the woodshed. A feeling of accomplishment, and the hope for a gentle winter so you know FOR SURE that you have enough! Thanks for taking us along for the ride, Pete.
Trying to farm as hard enough, let alone trying to create content for people! It’s like two jobs! Amazing
We need more people like you and less politicians.
Bless you both
@@johndeere1951a amen amen
Ok Pete, this is for you FYI from the field.
We watch all your episodes through a Stereo with Dolby surround, all your levels for sound ,voice, ambient tractor noise, and music, are set great for all your videos production, especially like your efforts with music, great selection.
Your the best
If hay making is an art form, your videos are like the "Mona Lisa" . Your videos NEVER fail to satisfy the old urges to get out and make our own hay. Pete thanks for the ride mowing and raking . I can almost smell the fresh hay. Be safe and blessings to you and the family.
Thanks for all you do Pete, bringing back old memories, operating the old equipment. Your videos take us back to a simpler time. Appreciate you
As always, lovely! Thank-you!
Here in England Autumn grass was described as 'all wind and piss'. But my Somerset, Maternal grandfather reckoned that, 'Whta didn't fatten, at least, filled.'
So we must have spoken of such things before he passed. A long time ago.
Again, my thanks to you both!
Pete's enthusiasm for the process is my favorite part.
English farmers use the term 'Hay Making' and I rather like that as it implies creative efforts. It exactly applies to what you do. You are a Haying Artist. Cheers Hill and Pete. Thank you, peace.
Pete, Thank you for continuing to invite us to spend some time on your farm, and for all the work it takes for you to produce such quality videos.
Thanks for all the farm memories.
I love to watch haymaking. It takes me back to my younger years. There is nothing better than the smell of freshly cut hay.
Thanks Pete great video. Your effort is not going unappreciated 😊
Pete, you made an old lady very happy, bringing back memories of my grandparent's farm and the time I spent there. ❤
Thank you so very much, and many thanks to your good wife too. ❤
Me too!!
I could watch the baler all day!
I so enjoy seeing your old tractors.
Thanks so much, Pete & Hillary. The gift you give to us old folks is priceless. At 80 & pretty busted up, my hay makin' days are over. But I've got a ton of memories that come rushin' into my senses every time you plow, or cut, or mow, or work in your shop doin' a restore. You always bring them back, including the smells that go with each of those labors of love. Makin' the hay & puttin' it up in the barn is the best! I wouldn't trade farm life for all the tea in China. God bless you❤️🙏❤️
That red automatic gate opener sure is efficient!
My uncle never objected to having me ride along on the tractor -- he had a minion riding along to deal with the gates.
Watching Pete work is so relaxing.
I never get tired of watching your videos. Thank you for sharing and putting in all the work to make these videos.
What a pleasant way to start the day with you and the hay. Thanks for sharing with us.
Always a good feeling when you know that you have enough hay to get the cattle thru the winter 😊
Mr. Pete, your choreograph of activity on the farm is a beautiful tribute to the love and respect that you give to everything that you do there. My compliments sir! There are so few people who receive any real satisfaction from the work they do these days. It’s good to see such an example as yourself and your work ethic. 🖖🏼✨
You sure picked a beautiful day to finish your last hay of the year. Love watching your Farmall Tractors and their implements hard at work, good therapy!!! Take care and enjoy the weekend-
Great photography and mix of shots. I could watch for hours the drone footage with the music interludes ........ mega relaxing Pete.
G'day again from Oz !
Pete, thanks for the video, as always. @ 11:33 besides telling the number of operating hours, for us non-farmers, would you mind sometime explaining the multi-colored multi-scaled gauge? If you already have and don't want to go back over it, my apologies.
Successful farming is definitely both an art & a science! I enjoy watching you do both very well. Thanks for bringing us along with another great video!
I grew up on the farm here in Iowa and used an Allis Chalmers rake very similar that one. I really miss those times. Thank you Pete.
Pete, what are your plans for your old New Holland Square baler. I retired from that company after 35 years of service. Worked on the assembly line in the early 70's making a model 273. We had 2 10 hour shifts running, each shift would produce 42 balers then 2nd shift came on and did the same thing. Of course this was before the round balers were ever around, and the little square balers were king. Then In 74 I decayed the 1st ever round baler New Holland ever produced with a draper Chain for winding the bales, but did not take them long to switch over to roll belts. Always enjoy your channel, especially watching you restore the tractors. My Grandfather was a dairy farmer and had Super C so that restoration you did on yours holds special place in my heart. Thank you both for all you do that bring back so many memories to so many viewers.
Love your story. Thanks for sharing.😊
To you sir thank you for your work. Still using my 273 and my 852 balers.
Really enjoy seeing you use the Farmalls to get you work done , reminds me of my younger years . The care you put into your equipment is a pleasure to see . Thank you for the time you spend getting the videos for us to watch , it’s good therapy for me. In these crazy uncertain times we have some sanity in our lives . Thank you again .👍
Thanks again Pete and Hillary
Relaxing watching you and Hillary working the farm. Good job as always. Peace
Please know that my husband and I have been watching your videos for a while now and enjoy them so much. It’s calming to watch and listen to you explain how everything works. Thank you 🍃
I never know the right way to rake hay I just make it up as I go. Enjoyed the video.
Everytime is good to see you at work. Very warm feelings about living and many lesson about the things… thank you! Good seasons!!!
A 1953 tractor and still working perfectly (5 years before I was even born ) I absolutely love the sound of older machinery working, it certainly makes me happy ! especially when your explaining how your working and some of your video shots from extraordinary angles . Your videos Pete are always a pleasure to watch you bring the countryside into my home . Thanks again to yourself and Hilary for all the great videos 👍
Good afternoon Pete what a beautiful day to spend collecting hay 😊
One benefit of not being able to sleep (here on the west coast) - an early morning haying video to enjoy with the morning cup of joe. Thanks for posting the wholesome content JaFAF.
Fun to see the old machinery still working and bringing back memories. We used to rake so 2 windrows were together, side by side, instead of forming one large windrow, thus eliminating the need to weave when baling.
You did good on keep the bales even from side to side, they look good and even to me. Congratulations on finishing out the hay process for the year. We still have to do our fall cut, be doing that soon. I enjoy these haying videos, that's what I have done for decades and it's a calming, yet sometimes stressful time! Thanks Pete, have a nice afternoon!
Love the jazzy music while you’re baling hay it almost sounds kind of sexy!😆 I really enjoy your humor, especially when things happen like cameras get knocked off of where they’re standing or in particular the one when you drove over it, and that look on your face when you went through retrieve it! Priceless!
Can’t believe you are operating a dusty tractor. Just giving you a hard time. Seriously enjoy your channel. Thank for sharing. You brighten my day. Wishing you and yours a blessed week.
What a great way to enjoy my morning coffee finding another of Pete’s videos working with your beautiful old equipment.💕
Pete, tractors and great outro music. My labor day is complete!
Me too. My day would be better with a new Pete video.
Your photography, especially with the drone is absolutely stunning. You have so much to be proud of working your land.
So to see you back and that you are all doing well and healthy thank you very much for sharing your experience with us all mate.
My Dad had C. I raked the hay. We had the one tractor. A converted horse mower. I would ride the mower and pull up the sickle as needed. Also we used a hay loader that you pulled behind the wagon. Loose hay hay. Putting it up in the barn was quite a process also. Good memories. Thank you.
I like how you used the camera in different ways to show how everything works. Thanks again 👍😊🇨🇦
Thank you for all the extra work you make for yourself moving the cameras around to get different angles as you work. We always love your content. Thank you for hanging in there despite all the negativity society feels free to express. I hope you have a great day!
I think some of the drone shots are glorious.❤
Wow! Hard to believe that they had machinery that could do all of this. Now the machines can do much more, but I sure do appreciate you, Pete, loving the old ways. Breaks my heart when people say hurtful, discouraging things to you. My sister love your channel and hope you'll be around for many, many years. Hugs to you, Hillary, and the kids.
Only thing about round bales, you can't make hay forts in the hay barn with them. lol Us kids did that a few times. Good times! Thanks for taking me back down memory lane again Pete. Stay safe! by the way..that hay lookes amazing!
Well Pete, another season is upon us, and it is plain for us to see, you are a real hay bailer. I don't recall if we went bailing last year, but that was kinda fun, very peaceful, cepting for the sound of the equipment, and that turkey vulture. A great way to spend the day all 27 minutes. Great show, see you soon. Loved the video, Be well.
Live the old tractors doing what they were meant to!
Creating dry windrows takes a lot of logic and math to properly do with the least amount of overlap. Then there is the final cut that should end up with a bale as the last windrow. A lot of calculation to end up with a baled field. By the looks of the cows munching down on the hay they truly enjoy the end results. No fustrating mooing just eaing. Great video of the solitary life of the farmer.
Excellent camerawork! Beautiful. ❤
Always great. Reminds me of my old 4 acre family property. Great growing up in the country. Now in FLORIDA living the easy life. No more NE snow.
The haying videos demonstrate a very well polished and efficient methodology. I'm especially fascinated with that baler though! Having done my time with square bales 55 odd years ago as a young man, I can certainly appreciate the 'modern' methods. But part of me feels sad that young fellas won't have those experiences of working outside in the hot summer sun for 75 cents an hour... Damned hard work but at the end of the day you felt like you did something worthwhile. It's evolution I suppose.
Thanks as always for having us all along with you on your daily business!
The thought process of the different camera angles and editing and use of drone makes for a wonderful artistic piece of film. Thank you Pete for allowing us to share in your life. I appreciate all the hard work you put into your farm and family. All the best! Greetings from up here in Canada!
Thanks for sharing this video. It relaxed me to see it and completely relaxed me. I’m watching this before I go to sleep. It’s good to see you and Hilary and the animals thanks again for helping me to relax.
Iwas watching another farming channel yesterday that I usually watch and he was talking about this new tractor he's had for 3 years, it's about 70,000.00 dollars with all the bells and whistles ,he was getting ready to load it up and bring to the shop because of the DEF was causing problems, and I automatically thought about all of the equipment you have that you can work on yourself, he's ready to go back to that equipment, no problems no headache's 😂, have a great day
Another enjoyable quality video. I certainly look forward seeing you and your wife working on your lovely farm. You have a beautiful home and property. God bless you and all the farmers.
Now that's a good day at work! Thanks to your maintenance, it appeared your equipment worked flawlessly. It is amazing how much you accomplished in one day.
Im from upstate NY and i miss the changing seasons. Thanks for taking me along Pete.
Great way to end the summer Pete. Love your work and you even made your neighbor RUclips famous too. You all are good hardworking folks!
Used to run a c farmall back in the 60's and 70's pulling a hay rake. Thanks for the video my friend.
Pete, again, thank you!
Pete, great video, keep them coming. My wife and I really enjoy them. And on the truck I would like to see at least running around the farm.🚛🚜
Pete, enjoyed your video with my coffee this morning. Making hay while the sun shines. Have a great week.
I'm from Ireland and I appreciate ur time
What he does for his farm is admirable.
Great choice in outto music there, yer Peteness. I'm not ready for summer to transition. It was late arriving this year and it's not been long enough for this ol' duck. God bless you, and your family, Pete/Hilarie.
Amazing… working with that front loader is what I enjoy the most
Love to see the Super C. It's the first tractor that my grandfather taught me to drive. I raked so mich hay and strraw with that tractor. Great memories!
Thanks for the fine production..reminds me of baling in the 80's with an IH 806 and an older Gehl baler with maual rope operated twine arm..rolled many up for 225 head of beef cattle!!
Thanks for the video Pete
Admire your steady pace...nice to see the moments spent together with Hillary. We typically try to finish hay by mid-September on strips intended to remain in meadowcrop...sometimes do a later cutting on strips to be rotated to corn. With the shorter days and heavier dews, getting the crop dry gets more challenging, although it doesn't bleach as much and tends to be softer.
I enjoy all of your videos. Makes no difference to me what it's about, they are all a pleasure to watch. Thank you for all you do. Have a great day and I'll see you later.
Wow, I believe that is the first time I’ve ever seen someone successfully back up a steerable wagon, great job! Backing a trailer is “easy”, backing a wagon or hay rake is a different animal.
As you are baling the last cut of the season, in Brant County here in Ontario we are having our 167th Paris Fall Fair. I like seeing the kid's entries, showing of their 4-H entries and going thru the Exhibition Hall where some farmers enter their bales of hay for judging. Lots of things to hold your interest in visiting our little agricultural town!
Thank you for your time!
Always Appreciated, Thank You.
Thanks Pete. Always enjoy your pace of life.
Thank you and your family for the entertaining video
Been diagnosed with COVID so not much I can do but stay in and watch videos,
Enjoy watching you farming,
Stay safe and try to stay healthy,
Good morning Pete !!!
Looks like you tighten up the tension on your baler to make the bales tighter. They look good.
Haying videos are among my favorites. Thanks for sharing.
I love that you love making hay. Thanks Pete!
I always wondered how you knew you had a full bale. Thanks for explaining that Pete. Happy Labor Day to you and your family!
Such a wonderful, tastefully done video... and the icing on the cake was the blues music set to drone flying... wow.... way way way too short... you coulda kept that going for so much longer. lol Love your video's Pete... and am already looking forward to the next on.
another great relaxing video thanks Pete love those old tractors and equipment hope to see you and Hilary soon
I have always enjoyed watching your farm work but I really get a lot of information out of them too. Filling up the barn with enough hay for the winter is so satisfying isn't it? I love this time of the year!
Love to hear those Farmall’s run . Great video.keep them coming .
I loved raking hay when I was a kid. So relaxing
My first time watching and you make it look easy. Thank you for showing a city boy something I've never seen before.
So does the 756!! Your haying team did an awesome and trouble free haying job for the most part this year!!😊
Good morning Pete, grate day 4 baling hay and being on the super C , I love bayling, well have a good day ,
Verne Johnson
work I enjoyed doing with and for the farming family from whom I rented for most of a decade...great folk...a great life, farming...profitably farming!