23,000 Bales in a SINGLE Day (And Dried?)

[@briandahlgren3494]

Your operation, the scale is just….. wow. Looks like a well oiled machine. Impressive. Keep the videos coming. Be safe.

[@FarmingInsider]

Thanks, will do!

[@AhTechus]

Really enjoyed this video on agriculture technology. The machinery looks so high-tech and efficient.

[@andyrobinson339]

Makes sense. Your operation and use of technology are truly amazing! I hay a small hill farm in VT and make grass hay for horses. I think I'm doing good when I get 3000 bales in the barn!

[@FarmingInsider]

That’s a good day!

[@lewismartinbalebarontech]

Absolutely love seeing this much productivity!

[@FarmingInsider]

Us too! Thanks for tuning in!

[@PA_Wilds_Coyote]

Those dryers are freaking awesome. Keep up the great videos

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you!

[@ronaldblair7321]

You guys haying operation is very impressive 👍

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you!

[@HerraBjarni]

Fantastic kit anywhere you look. I have had a horrible season on my farm in South Iceland, the only dry hay I'll see this winter is on KZbin.

[@FarmingInsider]

Tough to hear :( lots of rainfall?

[@HerraBjarni]

Yep, barely been more than two dry days in a row all summer, but the silage wrap saves a lot even though it's expensive.

[@truckermike1997]

Hello from ND. Great drone footage and interesting to see how the dryers work. Keep up the good work

[@FarmingInsider]

Hey! Thank you for tuning in!

[@boltactionshooter]

Amazing setup and operation!

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you!

[@doughamric8629]

Those dryers are awesome, hope that barn gets done to store all that hay

[@FarmingInsider]

Us too!!

[@jpp37229]

Greetings from the Netherlands, my mouth dropped🙃

[@petervaneverdink448]

Nice operation!

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you Peter!

[@dogcreek8547]

I just love a good orchestration, even if I don't need it.

[@curtcarlson96]

I see a different moisture meter...Agreto? If i was going to get a new one is that the one? Thanks for another awesome video!!

[@FarmingInsider]

Yes. We really like it. It came with the dryers

[@jtn-minn8105]

So what does one of them dryers cost? Using diesel fuel for heat and to run the engines for the fans to force the air?Making nice dry hay in west central Minn has been pretty much none existent this year haven't cut most of 2nd cutting yet, and normally we would be a week away from 3rd...rains ever 3-4 days and now we are having heavy dews and high temps in the 70s for the next 2 weeks. I will rot before it even gets dry

[@FarmingInsider]

Some years it just seems impossible to find a window!! They are north of 340 each by the time you get them delivered and installed. They are a significant investment

[@aussiedirtmover]

❤ Thats a mighty amount of hay nice job drier is a great idea 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Farmer_Gage7120]

Must be hard to get everything running smoothly, especially with all the machinery, Great video, the edits are awesome.

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you!!

[@jamesleonard4607]

We bale alfalfa like that all the time I stack it and just let it be for a couple weeks and it’s good to go. I’m in SE New Mexico. You have a really cool operation and I enjoy watching it.

[@FarmingInsider]

Thanks for tuning in James! We don’t seem to get away with stem moisture very much around here

[@benchanz4752]

Love this videos

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you!

[@thepebblevalleyfarmer]

Haven't seen your mowing operation but we found with rubber crimpers on the mower they wear down and we tighten every 500-600 acres to keep a good crimp.

[@FarmingInsider]

We have steel tri lobes but we did realize we needed to make some adjustments

[@PatrickMeekes]

We have ours on order for this spring. Have you ever broken down cost per bale of operation. Fuel consumption per bale etc etc.

[@FarmingInsider]

Yep. It’s a pretty easy calculation. Diesel used per hour, operator cost, telehandler cost, and then divided by bales per hour which just varies on starting moisture

[@davelindgren5245]

Pretty amazing.

[@FarmingInsider]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@LookingbackatHistory]

very interesting and useful, the scenery is very beautiful

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you very much!

[@HayMap]

Man that's a lot of rehandling! 😳

[@FarmingInsider]

Yeah, would be super nice to have a roof and just stack it on the other side of the barn 😅 oh well. Something to look forward to in the future

[@johnwarwick4105]

That is some set up. It amazes me how much small bale hay is made in the US there must be a lot of horses to feed. Here in the UK most is large bales. Don’t think anybody has a dryer like that but some may use a drying floor. Then you have Trevor bales with steamers in front of the baler adding moisture 😂

[@FarmingInsider]

Yes, isn’t it crazy how different regions can be?

[@lewismartinbalebarontech]

Nice Hat!!

[@FarmingInsider]

Gotta rep Barber Equipment and Marcrest

[@mattstaks]

Is there a quality or dollars and cents intersection percentage where you would opt to use the additive to aid in the drying versus firing up the drying operation? What is that percentage and how profitable is this?

[@FarmingInsider]

I'd rather not publicly discuss this quite yet until we have more experience with the dryers and their capabilities

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you!!

[@robbiemcqueen9977]

Great to see all those Masseys I’ve been a Massey guy all my life it’s all we have ever used.

[@MehmetBozkurt-u6o]

Bende massey ciyim Türkiye

[@FarmingInsider]

They have treated us well!

[@jakevanballegooy464]

Good to see you out doing some work oh never mind that didn't last long back to management

[@FarmingInsider]

Someone has to film lol

[@jakevanballegooy464]

@@FarmingInsider yeah lol nice set up tho you did my entire season of bales in one weekend

[@eddybarrett1165]

quality video for a quality product

[@FarmingInsider]

Man, thanks so much!

[@motel581]

Second crop Hay is staying wetter longer this summer, at least out west, the fire smoke & a early spring made for some big second crops & hot but not windy days. Older hay & hot humid days that don’t push moisture… interesting to see the whole country experience the same factors slightly differently

[@FarmingInsider]

We all battle plenty of issues haha. Nothing about this game is easy, anywhere

[@BenSnyder-ti5cm]

Very impressive!! Dropping 6 points on a 10 minute cycle. Those Chinooks are built just a few hours from my place, but can’t quite justify the coin yet…….

[@FarmingInsider]

They work really well

[@petergardner2334]

thats some video and great to see all those massey s

[@FarmingInsider]

Thanks 👍

[@Garrett572xpg]

Epic day of baling. How big is the new hay shed gonna be over those dryers?

[@FarmingInsider]

It’s gonna be 180x300

[@danthurman9076]

Do you crimp the hay as you mow it ? Using a conditioner windrower saves a day to bale normally.

[@FarmingInsider]

Yes, we do condition as best we can

[@Don_ECHOguy]

Awesome, all Massey... not a green machine in sight.

[@FarmingInsider]

Only green machine is my dad raking I believe in this video. A little 5075

[@CraydenGamingOfficial]

Have you guys ever tried the swing max from marcrest?

[@FarmingInsider]

We have not

[@CraydenGamingOfficial]

@@FarmingInsider would you consider trying them?

[@FroggyTWrite]

how much does having to dry the bales add to the cost, is it a big expense?

[@ryaneick8864]

Have you ever tried liquid preserve for moisture protection

[@FarmingInsider]

No

[@refrigeratorskator]

Great video as usual, but i've always wondered why dont you make bigger bales?

[@FarmingInsider]

It's just our industry standard. Our market is 40-50 lb 2 string bales. It's where we see the most premium on sales

[@shush103]

How do you operate the swivel on the bail grab? Is there enough functions on the newer JCB controls? when I put my none swivel flat 3 bail grab on my JCB it uses all the available hydraulics

[@mikesullivan6422]

What's the bottom line . How much is the cost per bale

[@MAF_LTD]

Why not run in baler moisture meters? Do you believe probes are more accurate?

[@kennethheern4896]

It’s been a pain this year to get hay dry. In southern Illinois the humidity is so high.

[@FarmingInsider]

This summer hasn’t been easy.

[@jackpetrone4031]

Great video. Keep them coming!

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you!!

[@jimbocrumley2590]

what is the green bags on the twine boxs for

[@leonwizard5]

The edits 😂

[@FarmingInsider]

You like them? Haha

[@leonwizard5]

@@FarmingInsider 💯

[@LouisDumas-gk6zd]

How many small hay bales do you get per acre on one cut?

[@michaelroby8389]

My question is; why small square bails??? Are you saying that a square bail machine can feed more feet of hay per hour that a larger 4x4 round maching? Seems like you could reduce the number of tractors & cost (less fuel, less help and less equipment) by changing.

[@thebalerman]

Never would have thought only 10 min to dry from 20% to 12% how many probes are in each bale?

[@FarmingInsider]

It does a good job. Honestly, I’m not sure how many probes. I need to count

[@mohamedamine6877]

Hello do you sell this hay and do you export it to other countries?

[@andyrobinson339]

The whole drying process adds an extra layer of work/expense for your product. So is dried hay more expensive than hay that is naturally dried?

[@FarmingInsider]

Unfortuntately, just because it's dried it doesn't just increase the sale price over and above sun cured hay but if it allows us to increase the quality then yes we can sell it for more. With grass, it mostly just increases the amount of dry hay we can make. With Alfalfa it absolutely allows us to increase sales price with better leaf retention and higher feed value

[@drewreece1784]

How many bales a year do you guys produce!? Love the videos!

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you. I’m not sure. We add acres every year so I’ll let you know the end of this year

[@johnkemp4370]

Wow, the cost!!, you experimented with rebaling from big squares and rounds. To never drag a small baler or bale Barron thru the field may be worth the costs of rebaling with no drying

[@FarmingInsider]

You think you can bale large squares wet? lol

[@johnkemp4370]

@@FarmingInsider oh absolutely not. But you can with a round baler and not care if they get rained on. Your channel is a complete education for me. Many thanks

[@johnkemp4370]

When will marcrest give you a new small square baler demo??

[@XusenTurdaliev-u2o]

😍👍😎

[@paulstorey9750]

I've found that fertility levels affect dry time and cause the green stems that don't dry. It seems when we put too much potash on at a time it gets worse.

[@FarmingInsider]

Hmm, excellent observation. I’ll have to think about that correlation

[@jonharshman5824]

do you sale hay

[@FarmingInsider]

We sure do!

[@jonharshman5824]

@@FarmingInsider ok

[@jonharshman5824]

how many bales do you sale a year

[@jacksperf8003]

Nope ill stick with round bales and a wrapper 😂 never checked hay moister in my life

[@arnoldjohnson3317]

I’m amazed you don’t have the Barrons attached to the balers.

[@FarmingInsider]

We would need 4 more barons

[@Badflowers]

Oh my! I'm in the wrong country (New Zealand)

[@buckarookirb]

What the Hay is going on ?

[@dogcreek8547]

Where is pop's, come on.

[@Trangsruralfarm]

hello

[@malcolmmckinlay2143]

SPEAK SLOWER, FROM THE UK

[@ralphm2856]

Video to short

[@FarmingInsider]

Haha well thank you

[@timmyg6145]

Saveca tone of money by letting the sun drycit... Talk about just begging to waste money/time and energy... But it's good for the shit show...

[@FarmingInsider]

We would probably be so much better off if you were in charge of us

[@davidgoode5768]

Over dramatized nonsense

[@FarmingInsider]

Thanks for watching!

[@davelowen5198]

Ya that's literally fuck all