Cutting hay is my favorite thing to do.....cool video.

Love it! The best part is the baling and loading up the hay from the field! That's the job I wish I could do!

Nice sounding tractor!!

That's something great about being on a farm, getting new equipment to use. Skid steer looks good new!

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I love the vintage tractors!

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Your white looks great,,, my horse is a farmall 856, same grinder,, I fill 3 cribs each season, grind it and sell locally

I used to drive a feed truck For Dekalb feeds both when they were just DeKalb feeds and after Huber bought them. I’m racking my brain trying to remember if I ever delivered to your farm

Wow that’s great hope to see more videos

What is your cost per 100 lbs ?

Nice video, I really like seeing a little older equipment. Hope your corn turned out good.

Where about's in Illinois?

*How frequently does this malfunction occur, and what causes it to release the load of bales after the last one is loaded?*

I grew up on Whites. Love them. Thanks for showing your new addition.

About how many bales are you getting per acre? And what size are those ? Thanks 🐃

Nice looking WHITE!

Do you put preservative on your hay?

Where in Illinois are you?

Yes it takes time to put up videos yourself, but I appreciate whatever you can. Baling and loading hay is one of my favorites.

Great videos keep it up!

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Good corn.

The best way to move bales.

Sure not the same way I did it when I was a teenager, 50 years ago. It took about 8 to 10 people to do the same job, mostly teens. Tech Rules! Great video.

I've ran a White ! It ran great but it was very cumbersome because it was 2 mile long !!! 😂

Great video

Great video

Very nice I wish we had been for shelled corn and to put our feed in very nice we have new Holland 355 we grind oat hay wheat shelled corn and ear corn

Plinko! Farmer style!

Great numbers on your crop. I enjoyed seeing you guys working like a well-oiled machine, no spillage, everyone doing what was needed making what you had work for what was needed. Great job.

hi how was the corn crop this year big ears and dry, where is this farm and do you feet cows or hogs with it , thanks for the video

Great video

Good to see you back. Your video reminds me when I was a kid in the early 1970's my friend lived on a farm and after they finished with picking ear corn his dad would let us use an old dodge 1\4-ton pickup and we would go pick up dropped ears out of the field. 4 or 5 of us kids would fill that truck up 2 to 3 times in a day and take it to the elevator and sell it. Usually, we would get about 100 dollars for the day to split between us and we thought that was pretty easy money for just one day's work. I am glad to see you learning how to work that old equipment and fix it when it needs it. That will stay with you all your life no matter what you choose to do. Problem solving is hard to teach, you just have to do it.

that machine is gonna need a spring cleaning

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Looks good, glad to get that done I bet. I think you got some hot weather that turned everything dusty, hope you get some rain soon. Good luck.

Hey buddy, that's some Good thick Hay you guys got out of that field and I see you have also One of those SPECIALTY SWEET ACCUMULATORS , makes it SOOOO much faster and easier to finish up each field especially if there might be rain 🌧️ or some other Rough weather headed your way, just a cooler way to pick up and put away square bails of Hay, plus for the MOST PART you don't get quite as dirty and that itchy feeling for DAYS AFTER you finish 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🚜🚜 anywho, just wanted to say HEY, and keep up the Great work and CYA SOON on your next video and,HAVE A GREAT 4th of July Weekend 🇺🇲🎇🎆🎇🇺🇲 and Be SAFE 😷🚜🚜😎

Square bales and a Bobcat! My favorite way to handle hay.

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Funny how soon hay season starts after plowing, no breaks for fun times yet. My family had a small farm in southern Illinois, and we also had a small wheat crop and oats to harvest in the summer too. I lived in a little town and would go help with work when I got out of school. Hay time was when I made some real money working on a hay crew, 5 crew members would do 800 bales in a long day. Those bales weighed about 65 to 75 lbs. each and we threw them on a wagon and then up into the loft of the barn. I think I would have preferred the big round bales everyone does now. Made good money for a teenager with the little bales but there is always work on a farm I could have been paid for. Find your fun where you can in the day, it's there if you look.

Hey buddy, how are you doing, hopefully AWESOME, just had some ideas for you to try if your interested, in growing a bigger audience in the future, for example, in this episode, instead of jumping back and forth from looking back at the cutter and not saying anything about what is going on, you might wanna talk about what kind of tractor you are using plus the cutter or creeper whichever you call it. Also, if you keep your hay or sell it to other people or keep and sell half and what kind of hay your bailing and if you have more than ONE field and how BIG the field or fields are, and how many cuttings you normally get during a season, just things like that, people are interested in hearing about what you think and know about your farm and farming equipment also experience, keeps them coming back to see what you are doing on the next video, ALWAYS guessing, just trying to help GROW your channel, I like it so far, just have to try things that will grow, like the CROPS on a FARM 😆😆 CYA SOON on your next video 😷🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🌞😎

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The farmer needs to be comfortable with long days of making circles and keeping his mind actively engaged in the process otherwise Murphy's law will kick in. Good to see you making hay, it reminds me of my summers when I was a teenager 50 yrs. ago.

Nice to see that hay season is back!