Making Hay in South Dakota: Complete Process
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2019
- In this video we start with cutting the grass with our John Deere 7330 hooked to the MoCo. Then we wait a few days to let the hay dry out and and then we start raking with the John Deere 7520, and baling with the 7530. The last job to be completed is hauling the bales which also gets done by the 7520. Thanks for watching this video and dont forget to hit that subscribe button!
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So happy to see young peoples contribution to the agriculture ...love to see ..keep up the good work.
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RUclips is really giving me an insight into farming. Learning a lot of things I had no idea about. The one thing I already knew, farming is a lot of work.
It's a lot of risk, too, esp. financially.
More risk than work because I don’t count fun work as full work. It’s difficult to make good money from farming. It’s also very dangerous if you’re not paying attention.
Man vs Machine = Machine ALWAYS wins. Absolutely must be thinking of safety with every decision you make around equipment.
Got here going down the joel salatin rabbit hole
Farming hay is time consuming but a way to make it faster is u can get a baler where it has the rake behind da tractor and the baler behind the rake so it gets it done faster and u don't have to worry about the bale coming out all wonky
dunno why but grass cutting is really satisfying to me
Status D Yes!
favorite part of haying
@Hudson Funk i have just uploaded a grass cutting compilation to my channel please feel free to check it out and drop a like sub and comment if you enjoy
I really like baling tbh :)
Mhmm.
As someone who's lived in the city all their life and gone on holidays in other cities only, I find this really fascinating. A really good insight into farming and what the large hectares of land are used for when you see them on the train
My three year old son Easton loves your channel! He wants to be a farmer when he grows up. The kid talks about tractors cows and hay 24/7. Big fan!!
This vid felt like playing farming simulator hahah
a great one, i loved it
Forget farm sim I want to do it for real. Anyone hiring?
albi636 farming was probably invented because of farming simulator
Great to see that you and your Dad can work so well together! He must be proud! You guys have a ton of money invested in your farm and equipment. You seem to have that "Gitter Done" attitude and I wish you all well.
Watching the hay process is very relaxing. You make it look easy, which it isn't. Thanks for another educational vlog.
It's fascinating to me to see these videos! The amount of time it takes and the amount of equipment needed, plus the very satisfying outcome! Thank you Cole for making these videos! It's a lot if work but you make it very interesting and intriguing to watch! Look forward to seeing your videos! Love the Dad stories too, and Ellie!
Wow !!! Absolutely wonderfull crop of hey in that awsome long field.. excellent video good job on the footage an also nice to see that someone else does some thinking ahead before loading an unloading of bales an cropping ..we too did the same .. as well as the skipping of winrows .. sooo much better than taking sharp turns as it’s so hard on equipment making tight turns .. my dad taught me that too..👍👍 I can soo relate to you as you say you learnt from ur dad .. jus 4 yrs ago I got diagnosed with a incurable disease an crippled bad a year later my dad got lung disease an I lost him jus not too long ago.. my mother an I couldn’t keep going with the farm an had to sell everything .. I miss my dad so bad An miss the farming .. things happen so fast .. enjoy farming with ur dad all you can as one never knows what’s around the corner .. watching ur videos is an absolute pleasure , An the way yas do it is sooo much the same .. we too had beef cattle .. charlois an simmental cross.. big beautiful animals so quiet an easy to work with but eat us out of house an home .. needed lots hey for winter to get thru.. please keep the videos coming no matter what it is as for farming I will enjoy every bit of it .. I’m from Ontario canada..but have been down in your area several times over the years an love the farm land there .. thanks an stay safe while getting the crops in.. 👍👍
Thank you for the interesting video and bringing this sort of content to the non-farming world. You have a knack for teaching and explaining things from your experience which is very useful! Well Done!
You seem like a cool guy, good family.
You make the work and risk seem like a satisfying way of life.
Great and very instructional video 👏👏 I'm so glad that you shared your past mistakes.
Will help us green horns from possibly damaging a lot of machinery 👍👍 thanks
Used to go to Punjab every summer during high school. Did lot of farm work. Farming life is tough physically but man so much better than city life. Milked buffalo and cows with hand helped lift bales of wheat.
Why am I watching this? There’s a farmer in my back field bailing my hay right now 😂
It’s nice to see a fellow South Dakotan show the world how we farm in this state. I just discovered your channel, loved the video and keep up the good work!
Why not use tedder?
Kit Carson they don’t work the best in SoDak hardly anyone runs em in our area.
Tucker Hiller your exactly right
@@cookcattleco.5731 No need to use a tedder when your cutting .........standing dead grass........way over mature ! Of course theres no need for them ..... weeeeeee
I've actually learned so much from this content and its helped me in my own farming business.Thanks
Grew up in Forestburg just a little ways north of y’all. South Dakota was, is, and will always be home!
Great video! Well done. Just what I needed because we are getting ready to buy equipment soon. It’s good to start getting this process in my head and start the brainstorming before we even purchase the equipment.
Impressive windrows,we ended putting on a guard around the MFWD shaft,it would wrap around,great videos
Very interesting how hard work it is to make food for livestock. Even though "hay delivery day" (just 1 bale for my horse, we're boarding on a self-catering horse barn) is that one annoying day of the month, I always love to open up a new bale once it's in storage. Hay smells soooooo good. 😌😌😌
Idk what is so satisfying about haying but it is really satisfying
I loved this video!! Thank you so much for filming your work and editing so well!! This was so aesthetically pleasing ❤🙏🏿 and your music choice was awesome 👌🏿 I love me some tall grass, it is such beautiful foliage! I also really love how grass is harvested and dried for farm animals food, it's like the rice and beans for livestock lol. Your equipment is so cool and I really appreciate how you explain your methodology and the history behind why your process is the way it is. I've wanted to learn how hay bales are harvested and im so thankful to have found your wonderful video. I'm looking forward to learning more about your farm life!
Ur videography is just INCREDIBLE!!!
thanks for sharing , learning lots ,
peace craig
Always wondered how the hay I'm always hauling on my flatbed was rolled up. Thanks!
smart fella, nice farm, good gear.. great video!!
Hello, very interesting way to hay. When mowing we use a front mower and a side mower, so that the freshly cut grass is not contaminated by crossings. Greetings from Hessen / Germany
I feel like such a city guy, I had no idea farming took so much work and used so much large machinery. I don’t even know what you use those stacks of grass for. Very interesting👍🏽
The great thing about your video is that you give your viewers the sights and the "sound". This adds "Realism". Many others play music during the entire video. In my opinion, viewers want to hear the tractor run and hear all of the other noises. We want to feel like we are there. You provided that in your video. Good Going!
Thanks so much Gregory!
Awesome job ! You didn't make any mistakes . You got the job done , you didn't break anything ,and nobody got hurt.!!
love your videos been watching them for only 1week. and like that someone else who is in their 20s is involved in farming keep on educating people.
Thanks!
We shared this video with my preschool class! I loved seeing the lines you made while cutting, raking and bailing! It was perfect!! Great aerial photography, that was soooo cool!
how fun!
Today is Dec 21 2021, what a difference a couple years makes! That’s farming for you! This last summer was a heck of a drought. . Amazing!
Love your videos. Lol i liked the nickle part
Awesome TY for sharing
you guys are lucky with the weather you got there in my country almost all of the time when we make hay its gonna rain
Last year we got a new Case IH Quadtrac 620. I’ve personally put 50 hours on it just going through all the pasture we have. Dad doesn’t like it when I joy ride but than I remind him he did buy it for me. 😂
Thats a nice vehicle 😂
Hey Chloe, that is a pretty expensive ride.
ken lucas It is. Gets used a lot when I’m at school. They use it for the discs and planters thingies. That and we donate our time at the mudbogs sometimes so that’s fun. I’ve only pulled one truck out tho. Usually they only want dad doing the driving 😂
Gonna be starting a hay baling job with no experience, this video helped alot
love these tractors dad has a 6910 and a 3140, 3350 they never go wrong. awesome vid mate. Im from the uk and all our grass fields are on a bank which makes hay making very uncomfortable in the cab :)
Just discovered you! Nice. I enjoy seeing South Dakota and Wisconsin farms on here. I use to live in SD for a few years. Box Elder, SD near Rapid City. Little more hilly terrain there. Black Hills. Passed by you many times driving between WI and SD on ol' I90. South Dakota is such an underrated state in terms of beauty to me. Anybody who doesn't like rural living would disagree, but I sure loved it.
Thanks!
Great video, showing and teaching others the way farming works👍
Thank you!
I live in Southern California, but I am very intrigued by this video. This video was very interesting and I like the use of the drone and a various different cameras and angles used. Very informative
Please feel free to check out my most recent video as i have made a grass cutting compilation all with the use of drones it also features a bit of raking aswell. If you enjoy please feel free to like comment and subscribe
Enjoyed the video well explained and great Machines. We like about 12 % moisture then bale wrap and haul.
Thanks!
You guys are amazing. We live in different worlds and it’s so interesting to see your work and how informative this is. I’m a subscriber now.
Thanks!
Excellent... always wondered how you guys did that ... very cool ! Thanks ... learned a lot!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
I'm on a half acre, and would love more land. Love your videos!
Just subscribed, learning so much. Thank you!!
yayapj4 check my page out too please. I have a lot of videos on there.
I love watching these!
Wow u guys do a great job
Not a farmer but really enjoy watching these videos and how you explain things.
Glad you like them!
June 27th! My birthday! Nice video, dude! I never knew how it was done! So cool! The video angles are awesome!
Happy birthday!
A cut hay field smells glorious. It's one of my favorite smells.
Good to see you get such a good crop of hay after all the rain you and the rest of us had. Great drone shots and video Cole
@D Boogman yes I do know thanks. Am just catching up on them as you do when you have time.
Greetings from Faulkton, SD. We had a crap ton of hay too so I feel you brother
Really the only nice thing about the crazy amount of rain, we have more than enough cattle feed. Better than a drought
Thanks for this great job and great video my friend
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video and love the overhead views. Have no clue what I just watched however as I have never been in the country nor outside of the city limits. With that said, this was really informative.
Really enjoying your videos. Congratulations from Spain
Thank you very much!
Don't be so hard on yourself, young man. Live, love, laugh and sing.
Be sure to tell you how much your loved.
Life is easy, joyful and we are powerful creators.
Saludos. Desde McAllen Tx keep up the good work
Awesome video. You make it easy and simple to understand. I see those big bails on a farm by my place and I wonder how the hell did some guy roll that huge bail ? I thought it was hand rolled. Nice to see how it is done and you mastered it with best techniques and don't waste a minute on it. Thank you
3 Years old but still one of the greatest haying videos ever 👍🤩👍
Thanks!!
It’s still magical even after seeing the process lol
Awesome drone shots.
Very interesting ..wish i can work with those types of machines
Drone footage was great, nice looking bales
Thanks!
at drone footage excellent filming & narration 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄
That was amazing
Great video!
Great video nice to see.
I’d love to work on a farm.... now that is the life 😍
Good job
June 27? My birthday! Wooooohoooooo!
Thank you, I learned a lot from this video. I am always fascinated by the large round bales of hays along the highways. How do you put the plastic wrap on them?
Very informative, precise and some fun, what else ?
I see that american farmers (I'm French) don't all use brand new and expensive equipment, and high tech devices to run their business, but you're doing here quite a good job !
Thanks a lot for sharing
Thank you!
Bravo!
GREAT VIDEO!!
Love the smell of fresh cut hay. As kid my dad did square bales at 50 pounds. So us kids would not hurt our backs
Nice vídeo, good edit
thanks for a good video 👍
this is so cool!
Love the channel. Keep it up.
Really good upload and content. Thx!
Hey what’s your opinion on those bale feeders that have heavy-duty retractable net keepers and a little built in galvanized roof. They look pretty cool but I’ve never seen one in person.
Maravilhoso!
So far it looks like good year
Great year for Hay!
The case of the disappearing bale... sneaky 👍😂
When we farmed in manitoba we had a hay trailer for 23 5 by 6 bales
I think I'd love to live in a farm...very interesting!
watching from Malaysia. went to Australia a few times but could not figure out how hays were baled. thanks for the help.
Fantastic
You really could just make hour long music videos of cutting, raking, and baling. Nice video!
You guys need a moon buggy like they use in cotton gins.
Nice gear though, beautiful hay.
The father must really be proud of his son,
Woow great
Great vid. Thanks.
Thanks!
I like music so smooth🤠🇺🇸
These are neat videos
cool vids and the right colour tractors
Thanks!
You do need the quick hitch which Wesley Pandy thelonlyfarmer is using to cut down your time and issues with the hooking up your trailers :-)
Get an AgriSpeed hitch. Your back and knees will thank you
cheers matey THANKS
GNZ