First Time Mowing Hay | What Could Go Wrong?
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Ever wonder what its like to be a manager at a horse stable? Work on a family farm? Follow along with me as we take care of and manage over 25 Horses! And 2 Miniature Donkeys. Care for and manage cows and chickens. Prepare, Plant, and Harvest Vegetables, Grain, and lots more!
My name is Joel, I work and manage Sunny Knoll Stables located in North Eastern Pennsylvania. There's always something happening as we do our best to take care of these beautiful animals. Between the weather the family and everyday shenanigan's, who knows what is going to happen next!
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Date Recorded: June 2 2024
Making HAY is never dull or boring ❤❤❤❤❤!
Joel, don’t be silly! I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of any of your videos!!!
I agree love all your videos
For me it's not just what's going on in the video, it's that the countryside is so beautiful. Knowing that the hay is something you guys are preparing for your animals has a certain satisfaction to it.
Joel, I enjoy your enthusiasm with every job you tackle. Everything you show us is very interesting, thank you.
That is so true! Joel's enthusiasm and intelligence are what make his channel fun!
I am a woman of very mature age, so this was decades ago … at age 11, I was put to work in our hay field driving our 1954 Ford tractor. I had to stand up to reach the clutch. Life on a small family farm.
I was driving a John Deere 520 I think it was a 1957 model. It ran great, but the small square baler could only seem to manage about 6 bales between breakdowns. Hay elevators up to the big door, the super hot time in the hay mow stacking the hay.
@@barbarabeagley6650 Those were the days 😅
That is awesome!
@@barbarabeagley6650 Sounds like we have a lot in common.
I love how you describe yourself...I hope it is ok that I use that for myself.😊
I love the hay videos. Not gonna complain about a good hay season.
Those baby deer really do not move. I found one near the house hiding in the forested part near it, and i was right next to it. It just laid there, staring at me. Didn't even consider moving. I left it alone but I had never seen anything so cute in my life 😂
Make hay while the sun shines! Thanks Joel.
Grandpa has some cool toys. It’s nice that he shares 👍🏻👍🏻
Hello Joel this was a great video! It's like we were riding in the tractor with you! Keep these amazing videos coming and I truly hope your lovely wife Megan has a speedy recovery 🌹
I really enjoy your videos, they are top notch! You explain things in such a way that the non-farm person can understand and not feel stupid. You, Gavin, Pete, Mom D and Dad J are simply amazing! I love learning about farming and of course the magnificent horses. Thank you very much for sharing your world. See you in the next one.
Joel....don't ever stop what you do....I love everything you video😊
To Joel and the staple life I was 100% extremely totally worried about not getting a video from you today the video usually arrives 4:30 a.m Perth time I waited all day for your video to come and I hope your wife Meghan makes a speedy recovery.
Thank you So Much Maxine! I'm sorry to worry you! We were having some issues on our end that has been resolved now. Everything should be back on schedule 😁
In Indiana, I did the hay for two farmers equalling a few thousand achers. Which meant I was constantly mowing, raking, baling. Because I was terrified of hitting a fawn in the tall grass, I would always carry a rifle with me. In case I did hit a fawn, I could put it out of its misery. The idea of hitting a fawn and it suffered made me sick. So, the rifle was to put it out of its misery as quickly as possible. Thank God, I never hit a fawn.
That's acres not achers. Ache means to hurt, a doctor should know the difference! lol
@@bettyferguson2815 This coming from an American who doesn't even know what a woman is and thinks the world is flat and voted for Biden.
What a great FULLTIME job. You are so fortunate
I love the scenery in your videos, especially the green fields. I live in the desert, so I don't get to see much green. I also find it interesting to learn about the equipment you use on the farm and in the stable. You always explain things so well.
Can’t believe all the hay possibilities!! So much better to be in that position than a couple years ago when you didn’t have nearly enough. Love the tractor videos!!
Thanks Carl! 🎉Super interesting hay report. Farming is so technical, knowing what and when to mow is amazing.
I am sneezing just watching the pollen on the mower deck! I learned a lot. Thanks guys !
you swallowed a bug! HE HE HE! been there... Hope Megan feels better soon,
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It is nice to see the equipment you use for hay and other crops.
your 'happy go lucky' attatude is infectous! ty :D much love from the uk xx
Thank you Joel. I truly enjoyed the video. I love it when you explain how and why things work. Thanks again 😊
OMG I can't believe I am the first person to see this. It was loaded 23 seconds ago and it is 6:05 AM. If the dogs had not been barking to get out I would have slept a bit longer. Unfortunately they see it is bright outside and decided that the wall clock is totally irrelevant. Hope everyone has a great day. I will continue to watch Joel mow hay with one eye open and make some coffee.
You're lucky. It never showed up in my subscription list and I didn't see it or the "It's Go Time" that was just uploaded an hour ago (or so it says) until it showed up under a recommendation list from watching a Battleship New Jersey (Subscribed) video. I can never figure out what good RUclips's algorithm is. I frequently have to go directly to the channel page when I haven't seen a video over a couple of days. SMH. (BTW, yes, I do have ALL checked on my subscribe pull-down.)
3:00 As always I greatly appreciate the detailed breakdown and explanation on how that piece of equipment works! Fascinating.
Josh, outstanding! For me, that was your best work yet. Fascinating content, super narrated, well edited as far as I could tell and just overall great. Keep up the super work.👍
Joel,,I must say,,pat and I just loved the video. Never get tired of watching,,we save the videos until the evening,so we can a new get a cup of coffee, and relax watching the adventures of a stable life. Sorry Megan is sick,,got her in our prayers, looking forward to the next video,,love the long ones a lot.. seeyou in the next one,,Wayne and pat..missouri Ozarks
I love that so much 😁 thank you for sharing!
Love the video, so exciting to watch you take care of the hay fields Thanks for explaining the equipment and what each one does
I love the haying vids.
QUESTION, we don't see Gavin much now, does he have another job? Hope you feel better Megan. Love your videos, we like it when you explain the parts to the equipment. Keep on giving us great content. Faye
Thanx for talking us thru all this hay season Joel…
Get well soon Megan!
THE hay that fueled the horses in transportation I New York City was Timothy and clover.
Nice video Joel! Don't forget to return Carl's tools😊
Good day to all.
An awesome video! Very informative on hay.
Hey MAN!! Joel- you really are at one with the machinery and your environment .And thank you so much for the HAY enlightenment, you express yourself very well. Now I know how essential getting a hay barn built is. To think all that lovely hay crop may be wasted just because lack of time/logistics to wrap it all. GET THAT BARN BUILT . Great vid, huge thanks.
No lunch break as Joel had a bug snack.
Thanks for the ride on the tractor Joel
🤣🤣 Never thought it could be pronounced H J ertie. its hjerte, The Norwegian word for heart 🥰❤
Okay Joel I'm listening to you ramble on and on and on and on I think you've been in that tractor a little too long by yourself! Lol I think you might be losing it! You hang in there buddy! Have a good day!😂
Has anyone "left" the farm. Is there anyone that has picked a different path than farming/horses?
You need to offer vacation options. I would pay to feed horses, pick hooves, feed, clean stalls. Worked many years at YMCA and Girl Scout camps. Reminds me of this and I loved every minute.
Keep up the great work.🎉
Hey 👋 Joel! Your videos keep getting Better and content is Great. It’s Obvious you’re a Lot more Comfortable behind the Camera and it shows well. Thanks! 👍🙏
Wonderful hay year . Good day
really fascinating Joel.. we have no idea what all goes into agriculture and farming... Feel better Meghan ;-)
How Megan feels better. I seen the deer that was cool. That is awesome your neighbor letting you keep the round bales in his field . I think all the round bales will be about 189 bales.
Awesome job Joel👋🏼💝I’m always so impressed of your knowledge . You have such great resources in your family to learn from. From stable master to farmer👍🏼🥳 great job, great videos. Thanks Carl for your help with the tools🥰💝
yes exactly, huge thanks to Carl, forgot to say that in my coment.
Don't you just love neighbors?
Fascinating!
Hi Joel. Thanks for the videos sure enjoy.😊
I LOVE all of your Videos and Not Sick of watching anything you do,,I'll be around for years and liking you with each and every Vido :0)
Great job mowing. It looked like you were going way faster than 6 mph 😅
I love going on a ride in the tractor haying. Thanks for watching for the fawns. Here in wyoing many little ones don't make it thru hay season.
Great video 👍👍 Really enjoyed it
Has anyone decided to leave the farm/stables? Has anyone picked a different path?
I worked many years at a YMCA and Girl Scout camps. Reminds me a lot of that, since we had horse riding programs.
You need to offer BNB vacations. I would pay to feed, pick hooves, brush and muck stalls. Great memories I would love to relive. Keep up the great work 🎉. Enjoy the channel.
Every truck/ tractor should have a simple toolbox and, YOU should always carry a leatherman.
Sending Prayers 🙏 hope she get feeling better soon .
Awesome Joel. Was very curious how things would go.
Tell Meghan I hope she feels better soon.
Joel, thanks from a long time viewer! I was woken up by pain and was really struggling and then, a surprise video. I am feeling so much better now, plus I've learned a lot. Congrats on the fields this year, things look amazing.
So glad your pain was eased for a time.
Waving a hand from texas
Waving Back From Pennsylvania :)
I am a native Texan.
Happy July 4th
Thanks for sharing your story. Viewing this and the previous videos have somewhat helped me understand why. Thankful for you sharing what you do. And love. Which is interesting. Most people grumble about their lives and jobs. The fact that you find joy and fulfillment is inspiring.
Great job on your videos. Our concern should be that you tire of making them. Then we would miss. All of you. Best wishes.
I was on an Amish farm and seen a manure spreader the back looked like a tractor trailer John Deere back door with mid-evil blades. Take care.
Hope Megan feels better. Enjoyed haying today.
Beautiful hay! I hope you get a lot of bales out of it!
Good morning from Virginia!☀️
I don't like swallowing bugs too 😂
Mmmm....protein!!
@@sandiepaul9421 😆
Excellent video as always are pro at what you do..
Those darn bugs. Pure protein though. :)
Any plans to try and buy back any of that land? I hate that you guys have to watch these developers pave your old family land, I can relate bc my great great great grandfather was a founder of my area and it’s now becoming a built up suburb, the land was sold long before I was born. There’s something really special about having that connection with the land you live on. If I won the lottery tomorrow I’d buy out the developers and give it yall.
Great Job!! I felt like I was right there with you. HINT: with all that bouncing around you're doing, you should be wearing a kidney belt. You may not notice it now but it's going to catch up with you. Ask me how I know. LOL 😄
Hope Meghan gets well soon. It"s no fun to be sick.
Good day I love it
My cousin was going down the road with the discbine, he got over to far. Needless to say, he took out some trees and ended up with a new discbine afterwards. Ouch it was horrible. Stay safe
I'm watching this video twice because the hay crop you're getting is so exciting. For those that don't know, Joel contacted the neighbor to lease the land for hay. Question: Since your family is so busy, have you looked at getting a metal structure created for your hay barn? Also, how can the viewers help your family more to get the barn in place? Thank you for the video!
Always great to hear from you! More details to come 😉😁
Our deer have babies in August.
The more one knows 😊
We always did a mix of Timothy, Johnson grass & a bit of Alfalfa. No Fescue. Fescue can cause a pregnant mare to abort & we had a stallion who stood at stud (so visiting mares) & mares that we were breeding. Your hay is beautiful. What do you plant in the pastures that your horses graze on? Also how many acres per horse for your pasture? It looks as if you get good grass. In TN our grass as OK but not nearly as rich as WI for example. I suspect that longer colder winters with a good amount of snow may produce a richer crop than the milder Southern winters.
237 bales. What do I win? BTW. When you work on a farm an individual has to wear many hats. This vidoe is a top video for me!!!
We were wondering if and when ur haybarn is built will u also store hay bales for veggie boys? Love ur show!
185 round bales!
Some very successful channels I know use the same intro words to open the video. You used to say welcome back this is a stable life. Go back to that. People need familiarity and it comforts them. I believe it makes for more success. People need stability like that. I know it sounds weird, but it's true. Just trying to help. Love your channel!
Always enjoy it when you explain and show how the machinery works. Farming machinery is engineering at its best 👏👏👏👏 QUESTION. Which equipment do you like using best AND which piece of engineering do you find the most complicated????? Round bales 67 Love from the UK x
Extra Protein for the day!
its an extra step a lapel mounted microphone would sound clearer in high noise areas
Always love your videos..so informative and fun..thanks for sharing. Good thing you know how to use all the eqpt..what can asset you are to the farm! I'm sure eqpt is expensive too, yikes! How do you separate hay for cattle and for horses? Are there different farm land for each? 😊
Hello Joel, just a quick note to let you know I'm sneezing like crazy with all the video of mowing and pollen how do you do it with your allergies? Interesting video, thank you 😊🇨🇦
If you end up with more bails than needed for feeding the horses all winter, will you feed round bails in the barn, too, instead of buying large square bails?
Bales
Possibly. Time will tell.
You guys have been at this farming for quite some time, but nobody carries a tool chest on their tractor, very sad.
Joel..will you also label your hay bales with what farm you got your hay from?? Might be a good indicator of quality and volume...
Coming up in a future video 😉
Move wrapping machine to this farm
183 bales!
Can you purchase a tractor with a rear camera feature so you can drive forward without always having to look back over your shoulder?
Did you give the socket set back?
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I don't know how much hay is in that field: It looks like pure weeds to me....
Joel this may be to personal a question nevertheless here we go. Do you and Meagan plan on starting a family?
I really enjoy watching your videos and the Veggie boys.
101 bales
How many tons of hay for the cows and how many for the ho4sesvto get them thru winter.
20 bales tomorrow see you.